calionauta/stelow

stelow — opinionated agentic product workflow orchestrator for AI agents and humans. AI agents less like coding assistants, more like cross-functional product team. Visual host: bb-plugin-stelow (board + inbox + worker CLI).

This repository also configures its own agents. See what stelow tells them →

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calionauta/stelow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Run post-implementation testing protocol. Triggers when: user says 'test this', 'run tests', 'QA', 'dogfood', 'check quality', user finishes implementing a feature, or when a PR is ready for review. Also triggers on mentions of: test coverage, accessibility audit, WCAG, design review, code review, subagent review, UX…

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calionauta/stelow

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

Standalone awareness: inside stelow, appetite gates critique depth (Lean → static a11y baseline, Core → codebase mode, Complete → live site). Standalone defaults to Core appetite (codebase/browserless mode, 80% coverage). Works with URL, source directory, or screenshot — no stelow dependency for core audit logic.

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calionauta/stelow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This skill is the first thing a workflow-mode stelow session loads (via the marker STELOWWORKFLOW=1). It does not run stage logic. Its only job is to bootstrap the workflow: classify intent, write state.md, and pick the first stage.

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calionauta/stelow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

The router is the workflow control plane. It runs once per stage transition. It does not implement any stage logic itself; it only moves state forward and loads the next stage skill.

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