Executes a written plan in order, stopping at checkpoints to reconcile assumptions—useful for spec-driven builds and multi-step refactors.
Use cases
- Spec-driven builds
- Multi-step implementation
- Milestone-based delivery
Key features
- Re-read the plan against the repo
- Implement task by task with small commits
- Verify at each milestone before moving on
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Test-driven development
Uses red–green–refactor loops so behavior is pinned by tests first—ideal for new features, regressions, and refactors where you need a safety net.
API design and versioning
Shapes REST or RPC surfaces with predictable errors, pagination, and deprecation rules before implementation locks you into brittle clients.
Subagent-driven development
Coordinates subagents on slices of a larger plan—ideal when one thread would be too slow but you still need a single accountable integration point.