devflow-native

Initialize or bootstrap a repository with Devflow Native presets by calling devflow init and interpreting the result.

Load Devflow Native execution rules and repeated-mistake memory before running shell, browser, MCP, or test commands.

Run configured Devflow Native verification gates and record pass or fail evidence for a work item.

Inspect, install, verify, or repair native Devflow harness files for Codex, Claude Code, MCP, hooks, skills, gates, and review requirements.

Request, perform, or record Devflow Native review evidence before a task can be claimed done.

Inspect Devflow Native project truth, including repo state, work items, sessions, gates, review requirements, and latest handoff context.

Create, start, update, ready, block, unblock, rename, or list Devflow Native work items from local repo state.

Use when finishing a Devflow Native task from Codex; records evidence, checks documentation impact, respects Codex goal state, and asks the maintainer for commit/PR/continue direction.

Generate the next Devflow Native session prompt from latest status, changed files, evidence commands, risks, and the requested next task.

Rewrite a vague maintainer request into an agent-ready Devflow Native prompt using current project context.

Discover Codex sessions and produce confirmation-gated attach plans for a Devflow Native repo through read-only CLI or MCP probes.

Use when starting or resuming work in a Devflow Native project from Codex; loads local execution rules, repeated-mistake memory, project state, and optional workflow-profile context before editing.

Use at the end of a Devflow Native task to record changed files, verification evidence, unresolved risks, PR or review recommendation, and the next-session prompt.

Use when starting or resuming work in a Devflow Native managed project; reads project docs, git state, active work, gates, and handoff context before choosing the next slice.

Plan safe parallel Devflow work sessions with owned paths, worktree commands, verification gates, and copy-paste prompts.

Use when splitting a development goal into safe parallel AI coding sessions with non-overlapping ownership, worktree or branch names, verification gates, and copy-paste prompts.

Explain development, UI, web, git, testing, deployment, or agent terms in plain language using the current project context.