Dev agent
Skill KevinKE93/Dev_Agent_OPC/dev-agent/native/skills/dev-agent
A automatic dev agent from idea → spec → design → plan → build → test → review → ship and included many roly and responsibility. Add many feature and modified for OPC or small business team. Based on @addyosmani agent-skills
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用精简流程帮你从想法进入 spec、design、build，并按需执行 QA 与发布门禁。
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Dev Agent
Use this as the single native entry skill for Dev Agent. The detailed
workflow skills, personas, commands, references, templates, and gates live in
the installed dev-agent-runtime/ folder.
For existing project work, do not start by reading workflow Markdown. Locate the runtime and run:
bin/dev-flow status <project-name>
bin/dev-flow next <project-name>
Treat next as the execution brief and load only the command, skill,
references, and project files it names. Use bin/dev-flow autonomy <project-name>
for the standalone heartbeat/continue decision and
bin/dev-flow delegate <project-name> for optional host subagent task packets.
Use bin/dev-flow ui-polish <project-name> to record the single UI runtime
visual pass before moving P2/P3 details to UI debt.
Prefer the visible entry:
/dev agent flow <flow-name> [project-name]/dev agent next <project-name>/dev agent check <gate-name> <project-name> [phase-or-options]/dev agent role <role-name> [task]
Compatibility alias:
/dev-agent <action> ...
Primary lifecycle flows are idea, spec, design, build, qa, and
ship. qa and ship are optional unless the user or project applicability
requires them.
Focused auxiliary flows include figma-design, figma-library, debug, ui,
api, security, and code-simplify.
Supported roles are code-reviewer, product-designer, security-auditor,
test-engineer, and ui-quality-reviewer. Invoke roles only on explicit user
request or when the current risk needs that specialist view; lifecycle phases do
not auto-require personas.
When command snippets are unavailable, locate the installed runtime in one of:
.codex/dev-agent-runtime/${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/dev-agent-runtime/.claude/dev-agent-runtime/$HOME/.claude/dev-agent-runtime/
Then use bin/dev-flow status <project-name> and
bin/dev-flow next <project-name> to load the current execution brief. Use
bin/dev-flow manifest, bin/dev-flow command <flow-name>, and
bin/dev-flow agent <role-name> only when the brief or maintenance task calls
for them.
Installed runtime commands manage <project-name>/ in the active
workspace/current shell directory, or in DEV_FLOW_WORKSPACE_ROOT when set.
Do not copy project-specific work into the install directory. Project artifacts
belong under <project-name>/ in the active workspace.