superpowers-workflow

Routes coding tasks to six structured development flows with mandatory testing and review phases.

Updated Jan 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ttphats/project-detedxs26 --skill superpowers-workflow-ttphats
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: superpowers-workflow
Source: https://github.com/ttphats/project-detedxs26/tree/main/.augment/skills/superpowers/superpowers-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ttphats/project-detedxs26 --skill superpowers-workflow-ttphats

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Coding tasks often get inconsistent treatment depending on their size or type, leading to skipped design steps, missing tests, and unreviewed merges. This Skill enforces a uniform, rigorous workflow for every task by auto-detecting the work type and routing it through a full pipeline of design, isolation, test-driven implementation, verification, and code review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automatic Flow Routing: Detects keywords like "fix", "add", "refactor", or "parallel" to select one of six flows: Bug Fix, Feature Development, Quick Fix, Refactor, Investigation, or Parallel Work. - Mandatory Skill Orchestration: Every flow uses 10-11 sub-skills including brainstorming, writing-plans, git worktrees, test-driven development, verification, and code review. - Comprehensive Testing Gates: Enforces unit, integration, regression, and E2E tests with a 90% coverage target before any merge. - Use Case: A developer says "use superpowers-workflow for fix login redirect bug" and the agent automatically runs root-cause debugging, writes a fix plan with regression tests, implements via TDD in an isolated worktree, verifies the full suite, and requests code review before merging. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use superpowers-workflow for your task, such as "use superpowers-workflow for add two-factor authentication", and it will auto-detect the flow and execute the full pipeline.

Frequently Asked Questions about superpowers-workflow

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I use superpowers-workflow for a bug fix?▼

Say "use superpowers-workflow for fix [description]" and the agent detects the bug keywords, then runs the Bug Fix Flow: systematic debugging for root cause first, then design, planning, TDD implementation with regression tests, verification, and code review.

What is the difference between the six workflow flows?▼

All six flows use 10-11 skills but differ in ordering and emphasis. Bug Fix starts with root-cause debugging, Feature starts with design brainstorming, Quick Fix compresses each phase, Refactor adds behavior-preservation checks, Investigation explores before acting, and Parallel dispatches simultaneous agents.

Does the Quick Fix flow skip testing for small changes?▼

No. Quick Fix uses the same 10-11 skills with compressed execution: brainstorming limited to 2 questions, plans of 3-5 tasks, and 1-2 implementation tasks. Full verification, linting, type checking, and code review still run before merge.

Can I resume an interrupted superpowers-workflow session?▼

Yes. Use "use superpowers-workflow continue from [plan-path]" to resume at the git worktree phase. This skips governance, brainstorming, and planning but still runs 8-9 skills including TDD, verification, and review.

When should I use the Parallel Work flow instead of sequential?▼

Use Parallel Work when the task contains multiple independent items, such as fixing 5 unrelated bugs in different modules. It dispatches one agent per item running simultaneously, each with its own TDD cycle, instead of processing tasks sequentially.