turvodnik/pf-workflow

Disciplined task pipeline for AI agents: SPEC interrogation, self-contained tickets, proof-based execution, replan, retro. EN/RU docs.

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pf-auto

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An autopilot workflow that completes approved software specifications by assigning tickets to smaller helper agents. A specification is a written description of what should be built; tickets are individual work items.

2 18d ago B 118 tokens original MIT

pf-do

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Russian-language workflow for completing one predefined software task in a fresh coding-agent session, then verifying and recording the result.

2 18d ago B 103 tokens original MIT

pf-replan

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A change-of-direction skill for projects that are already being built. It traces a new decision through the specification, work items, and completed or unfinished work.

2 18d ago A 103 tokens original MIT

pf-retro

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A workflow retrospective skill that reviews journals, task records, and Git activity across projects. It looks at how work progressed and where processes could improve.

2 18d ago A 121 tokens original MIT

pf-spec

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An interview-based specification skill for large tasks or new projects. It asks for the important decisions one at a time and records the answers in a SPEC.md file.

2 18d ago A 86 tokens original MIT

pf-tickets

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turvodnik/pf-workflow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Russian-language workflow for breaking an approved software specification into separate task files for developers or coding agents.

2 18d ago A 72 tokens original MIT

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