backlog-workflow

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Dynamic Workflow asset for /lets:backlog review --workflow. Not auto-triggered - a workflow script invoked via scriptPath by /lets:backlog. Holds the off-context ideate -> cluster fan-out over the backlog.

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# backlog-workflow (Dynamic Workflow asset) A Dynamic Workflow asset (see `CLAUDE.md` -> "Dynamic Workflow Assets"; `review-workflow` is the reference example). `backlog.workflow.js` is executed by the `Workflow` tool, invoked from `/lets:backlog`'s Workflow Mode via: ``` Workflow({ scriptPath: "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/backlog-workflow/backlog.workflow.js", args }) ``` `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` is substituted at command-load time, so `backlog.md` carries the literal absolute path. Treat `backlog.workflow.js` as a template the command points at, not a script to reproduce inline. ## Why this is a transparent performance lever (not autonomous) `/lets:backlog review --workflow` produces the SAME result as the standard Task path - only the per-agent backlog-idea dumps stay off-context. The explorer scout (Phase 1) and the signal-driven agent selection (Phase 2) stay IN-CONTEXT in `backlog.md`; the ideate fan-out (Phase 3) and the aggregate/cluster (Phase 4) move into the workflow (off-context). The interactive dialog (Phase 5) + capture (Phase 6) stay in-context after the aggregate returns. There is **no Web Research stage**: the standard backlog Phase 3 ideates over the project's own profile + CLAUDE.md without web search, so adding web here would diverge the two paths - `--workflow` must stay a pure context-savings lever, same findings. The cluster is a SEMANTIC dedupe + impact-sort (an off-context merge), not a quality gate. ## What it does (off-context) 1. **Ideate**...

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Author
restarter
Repository
restarter/lets-workflow
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
Go
License
MIT

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