dev-flowlisted
Install: claude install-skill lukedj78/dev-flow
# dev-flow — workflow orchestrator
`dev-flow` does not do the work itself. It is a **router**: it inspects the project's `.workflow/` folder, decides what's next, and tells the user which specialist skill to invoke (or invokes it).
The whole point of this skill is that the user can say *"continue building this thing"* without remembering which step comes next. The orchestrator reads `meta.json`, looks at what's already there, and proposes the next move.
## When this skill applies
- The user pastes a Figma URL, a product idea, or a vague "let's build X" request and wants the entire pipeline.
- The user opens a project directory and asks "what's next" / "continue".
- The user is unsure which of the dev-flow specialist skills to use.
If the user is clearly inside one phase (e.g., "improve the auth module", "regenerate the pricing page from this screenshot"), call the relevant specialist skill directly — don't route through the orchestrator.
## The contract
`.workflow/` is the load-bearing convention. Read **`references/contracts.md`** before doing anything — it defines the folder layout, the `meta.json` schema, the `phase` enum, and which skill owns which file. **Do not improvise.** If a skill behaves in a way the contract doesn't describe, fix the contract or fix the skill — never silently diverge.
## Stack-aware routing
`dev-flow` reads `meta.json#stack.framework` and routes to a stack-specific family of operative skills.
| `stack.framework` value | family | bootstra