A workflow for finding and improving performance problems in a specified backend service or frontend application. It examines areas such as database queries, caching, response times, loading, rendering, and network use, then records its findings in a report.
A workflow for creating a PRD, or product requirements document, from a description or an existing file. The document records goals, users, requirements, non-functional needs, acceptance criteria, and links to related features.
A quality gate that runs configured coverage, end-to-end, and lint checks, compares their real results with declared targets, and creates a report for human approval.
A refactoring workflow for improving a program's internal structure while keeping its observable behavior the same. It uses existing tests, small changes, and repeated test runs to reduce risk.
A Chinese-language workflow for reviewing PDLC iteration history, where PDLC is a process for developing and delivering features, and producing a trend report.
A code-review workflow that checks an implementation against its design, tests, coding rules, quality checks, and common security concerns. It requires the implementation to exist and its tests to pass before reviewing it.
A security audit workflow for a service or application. It checks common web risks, authentication, permissions, data protection, logging, and vulnerable dependencies, then writes a severity-ranked report.
A software release workflow that runs tests, updates the version and change log, creates a Git tag, and starts CI/CD, the automated build and deployment process.
A read-only progress overview for projects using PDLC, a documented process for moving a feature through stages such as design, testing, implementation, and review. It reads saved state files and groups work as ongoing, complete, or invalid.
A task-tracking workflow for projects organized around a PRD, or product requirements document. It can split a feature into tasks and record each task as planned, active, completed, blocked, or reopened.
A test-first development workflow guided by existing design documents. TDD means writing tests before the code they check; PDLC is a staged product-development process with required preparation steps.
A project setup workflow that finds the programming language, package manager, test framework, and available checking tools, then records verified commands in test-commands.yml. It can also create test folders and connect local hooks.
A UI/UX design workflow for projects that use a PRD, or product requirements document, as the starting point. It checks the PRD and related design documents before creating or updating design-system guidance.
A user-interface and user-experience design guide that turns an existing product requirements document into a page and interaction plan. A PRD is a document describing what a product or feature must do.