ddw-helplisted

# Skill: /ddw-help — How to use DDW Show this guide when the user asks how to use, start with, or install DDW; what it is; or what commands it has. Match the level of detail to the question — there is no need to dump all of it every time. ## What DDW is DDW (Dilux Development Workflow) is a phased development pipeline, driven by an orchestrator agent (a state machine), that takes over on its own as soon as you ask for a code change: ``` CLASSIFY → DEFINE → PLAN → CODE → VERIFY → CLOSEOUT ``` The method lives in `.ddw/` and is the same for every tool. What changes per tool is the wiring — where its skills, its subagents and its hooks go. ## 1. Install From the DDW repo: ```bash bash install.sh /path/to/target-repo --target claude|codex|copilot|cursor|gemini|opencode|all ``` Without `--target` it asks. Without a path it uses the current directory. It is idempotent, and it never overwrites a skill or agent you already have. The installer: - copies the method to `.ddw/`, - writes the skills and subagents into the location your tool looks in, - wires that tool's hooks, - adds the activation block to its context file (`CLAUDE.md`, `AGENTS.md` or `GEMINI.md`), - adds the pipeline state to `.gitignore`. **Installing is activating**: once it is in, the pipeline is live in that repo. Then fill in the "Stack" section of `AGENTS.md`. Without it, DDW has nothing to plan or implement against, and it will stop and ask. ## 2. Use it Open your agent in the repo and ask for a cod