dev-workflow

Save progress and generate a continuation prompt. Updates PRD status markers, captures git state, and writes checkpoint.md for the next session. Use at the end of a session or before switching context.

Plan a new feature with structured PRD documentation. Researches codebase patterns, designs implementation phases, and writes PRD files to .dev/. Use when starting a new feature, spike, or major task.

Resume work from a previous session checkpoint. Uses `resume-context` CLI to load feature, checkpoint, git state, and session history in a single call, then synthesizes a focused resumption summary before continuing. Use at the start of a new session to restore context from a previous checkpoint.

Generate a concise, scannable alignment report (tables + bullets) comparing a feature's PRD against the actual implementation. Spawns a fresh reporter subagent that explores the codebase and reports deviations, future-affecting constraints, and untested areas — then offers to apply the doc corrections it surfaces back to the PRD/checkpoint. Use when implementation is finished (or nearly), before final testing.

Generate and browse the cross-project wiki index. Creates a navigable markdown wiki from .dev/ and .dev-archive/ PRDs, ready for Obsidian or any markdown viewer.

Review the current session for learnings and self-improvement signals. Surfaces memory candidates and improvement opportunities for user-confirmed application. Use after completing work to review the session for learnings and improvement signals.

Start the dev-dashboard web server and display the URL. Detects if the server is already running, finds an available port if needed. Use when the user wants to open, start, or launch the dev-dashboard.