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issue-driven-workflowlisted

Turn a large task into a persistent plan file and a trackable Issue CSV (local files, not an external issue tracker), then execute the issues autonomously with per-row status updates. Use when work must survive across sessions or hand off between agents, when you need an auditable record of multi-step execution, or to resume a plans/ and issues/ pair from an earlier session. Do not use for single-session tasks that your harness's built-in plan or todo tracking already covers.
appautomaton/agent-designer · ★ 130 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill appautomaton/agent-designer
# Issue-Driven Workflow ## Philosophy The plan and Issue CSV are a work amplifier. Front-load the thinking so the agent has a full plate of actionable work to execute autonomously. More rows means more useful work per run. 1. **Planning (interactive)**: search the web, read docs, ask questions, gather context. A thorough plan means more work the agent can do without stopping. 2. **Execution (autonomous)**: be proactive, not passive. Work through the CSV end to end and do not wait for permission on routine decisions. The quality bar: every CSV row is completable, testable, and markable DONE without further clarification. ## E2E loop plan → issues → implement → test → review ## Paths Commands below write `<skill_dir>` for the absolute path of the directory containing this SKILL.md. Your harness usually reports that path when it loads the skill. If it does not, use this SKILL.md's own location. Substitute it before running. Run the scripts from inside the target project. They resolve the project root from the working directory (nearest `.git`, then `AGENTS.md`), and artifacts land at that root: plans in `plans/`, issue CSVs in `issues/`. ## Planning (interactive) 1. Restate the task and assumptions. 2. Gather context: search the web, read project files, inspect dependencies. Make every plan section concrete, not aspirational. 3. Ask up to 2 clarification questions if unclear, then proceed with stated assumptions. 4. Draft the plan body using the structure of `assets/_