workflow-index

Maps the current requirements-framework phase to the next workflow command to run.

1|Updated Dec 11, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/HarmAalbers/claude-requirements-framework --skill workflow-index-harmaalbers
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: workflow-index
Source: https://github.com/HarmAalbers/claude-requirements-framework/tree/main/plugins/requirements-framework/skills/workflow-index
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/HarmAalbers/claude-requirements-framework --skill workflow-index-harmaalbers

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working in a project gated by the requirements-framework, it is easy to lose track of which phase you are in and which command to run next. This Skill resolves that uncertainty by mapping requirement state to the single next step in the phase pipeline. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Phase-to-command mapping: Shows the default 6-node pipeline (Design → Plan → Validate → Build → Review → Ship) and which command satisfies each phase gate, such as /brainstorming, /write-plan, /arch-review, /execute-plan, and /deep-review. - Config-aware routing: Explains that the /req conductor command resolves the project's configured workflow live, so custom phase orders always override the default table. - Transition guidance: Lists common transitions (e.g., after /write-plan flips plan_written, the next phase is validate) plus the build-phase loops /pre-commit and /verification-before-completion. - Use Case: You return to a project after a break and are unsure where you left off. Run req status, consult this index, and learn that the plan_validated gate is open, so the next step is /arch-review. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant what workflow step comes next in this requirements-framework project, or run /req to be routed automatically.

Frequently Asked Questions about workflow-index

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

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How do I know what to do next in a requirements-framework project?▼

Run /req, the conductor command, which resolves the current phase from live requirement state and dispatches the configured skill for that phase. Alternatively, run req status and match the first unsatisfied gate to the phase table.

What is the default workflow order in the requirements-framework?▼

The zero-config default is Design → Plan → Validate → Build → Review → Ship, mapping to /brainstorming, /write-plan, /arch-review, /execute-plan, /deep-review, and finishing-a-development-branch respectively.

Does the workflow-index skill change project state?▼

No, it is read-only. It teaches the phase map but does not move the project forward; to act, run /req or invoke the matching phase command directly.

What happens if my project defines a custom workflow section?▼

A configured workflow section can reorder, rename, or add phases, and it always wins over the default table. The /req command resolves the configured pipeline live, so prefer it over reasoning from the default map.

Which commands run during the build phase loops?▼

The build phase carries two loops: /pre-commit satisfies the pre_commit_review requirement per commit, and /verification-before-completion satisfies the verified requirement per git push.