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Workflow: New Feature

Complete guide to add a new feature.

1
Explore
/work:work-explore
→
2
Specify
/work:work-specify
→
3
Plan
/work:work-plan
→
4
TDD
/dev:dev-tdd
→
5
Audit
/qa:qa-loop
→
6
PR
/work:work-pr

Quick command​

/work:work-flow-feature "Feature description"

This command automatically launches the complete workflow.

Detailed steps​

1. Explore​

/work:work-explore

Understand the existing code and identify:

  • Where to add the feature
  • The patterns to follow
  • The potential impacts

2. Specify (optional)​

/work:work-specify "Feature description"

Create a formal specification if the feature is complex:

  • User stories
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Edge cases

3. Plan​

/work:work-plan

Plan the implementation:

  • Files to create
  • Files to modify
  • Required tests
  • Identified risks

4. Code​

/dev:dev-tdd "Implement the feature"

Develop with TDD:

  1. Write the tests
  2. Implement the code
  3. Refactor if necessary

5. Review​

/qa:qa-review

Verify the quality:

  • Clean code
  • Complete tests
  • Up-to-date documentation

6. PR​

/work:work-pr

Create a Pull Request:

  • Descriptive title
  • Complete description
  • Test checklist

Concrete example​

# Add a notification system

> /work:work-flow-feature "Add a push notification system"

# Claude chains automatically:
# 1. Explores the existing code
# 2. Proposes a specification
# 3. Plans the implementation
# 4. Implements with TDD
# 5. Reviews the code
# 6. Creates the PR

Best practices​

DO​

  • ✅ Always explore before coding
  • ✅ Validate the plan before implementation
  • ✅ Tests at every step
  • ✅ Atomic commits

DON'T​

  • ❌ Code without a validated plan
  • ❌ Giant multi-feature commits
  • ❌ Ignore tests
  • ❌ Force the PR without review

GitFlow Integration​

With GitFlow enabled:

# Create the feature branch
/ops:ops-gitflow-feature start "notification-system"

# Develop...

# Finish the feature
/ops:ops-gitflow-feature finish "notification-system"

See also​