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pdca-wf

USE for ANY single-feature build request. Trigger when the user asks to implement, build, add, or rework one feature end-to-end, supplies a feature Plan or Design for execution, explicitly requests PDCA, or asks to verify implementation completeness. Runs the shared Research, Brief, Plan review, Design review, Do, targeted Check/Act, and Report lifecycle. Also runs execution-only when cowork-sprint supplies reviewed planning artifacts. Do not use for multi-feature initiatives (use cowork-sprint), trivial edits under about 30 minutes, or pure research with no build.

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4. September 2026 um 12:06
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pdca-wf
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USE for ANY single-feature build request. Trigger when the user asks to implement, build, add, or rework one feature end-to-end, supplies a feature Plan or Design for execution, explicitly requests PDCA, or asks to verify implementation completeness. Runs the shared Research, Brief, Plan review, Design review, Do, targeted Check/Act, and Report lifecycle. Also runs execution-only when cowork-sprint supplies reviewed planning artifacts. Do not use for multi-feature initiatives (use cowork-sprint), trivial edits under about 30 minutes, or pure research with no build.
# pdca-wf Build one feature through the same product contract on Claude Code and Codex. ## Required method Read **[`../../shared/references/cowork-method.md`](../../shared/references/cowork-method.md)** completely before acting. It is authoritative for phases, core gates, risk scoring, dynamic roles, QA diff, safety, and durable outputs. Then select the runtime from available capabilities: ```text update_plan + collaboration agents, without Workflow/TodoWrite -> read references/runtime-codex.md Workflow + TodoWrite, without update_plan -> read references/runtime-claude-code.md both capability sets -> stop: ambiguous host capability surface neither capability set -> stop: unsupported host ``` Do not ask the user to choose a host. ## Inputs | Mode | Required input | Planning | |---|---|---| | Interactive standalone | one feature goal or request | run the full shared lifecycle | | Pre-planned standalone | reviewed Brief, Plan, Design, and WorkList | validate them, then start at Do | | Called by `cowork-sprint` | reviewed sprint artifacts and caller context | start at Do; return evidence to the leader | If supplied planning artifacts are incomplete or contain an unresolved blocker, do not enter Do. ## Outputs Both runtimes produce the same observable outputs: - research note when research is needed; - Sprint Brief; - Plan and independent Plan review result; - Design with WorkList and independent Design review result; - targeted test evidence; - WorkList gap result and QA diff decision; - completion report and as-built update. Execution-only mode returns: ```text {artifacts, targetedTests, gapResult, qaDiff, done, commitReady} ``` After the gap check, ask exactly: **what is here that no WorkList item asked for?** Record the QA diff decision. This is not a separate agent or review phase. Standalone mode does not infer permission to commit. When called by `cowork-sprint`, the leader owns the mandatory sprint commit and durable checkpoint after receiving `commitReady` evidence. ## Goal boundary Do not create a Codex Goal for an ordinary feature run. Participate in an existing Goal when the caller already has one. Create a Goal only when the user says the Codex opt-in word **`goal`**. Claude Code's equivalent word is **`ultracode`**, and it unlocks `Workflow`, not a Goal. The two words are not interchangeable and neither may be inferred from the other. "The user seemed to want autonomy" is not the word. ## References - [`references/runtime-claude-code.md`](references/runtime-claude-code.md) - [`references/runtime-codex.md`](references/runtime-codex.md) - [`references/schemas.md`](references/schemas.md) - [`references/doc-templates.md`](references/doc-templates.md) - [`references/taxonomy-map.md`](references/taxonomy-map.md)
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