The outcome
Produce a reviewed feature whose implementation, tests, and changes trace back to an accepted specification.
Step by step
A workflow you can repeat.
- 01
Define the user outcome, acceptance criteria, architecture constraints, privacy boundary, non-goals, and trusted validation commands.
- 02
Create a new Quest in a Git worktree, select Agent and Spec-driven mode, and attach only the files and repository knowledge needed.
- 03
Review the generated Spec, plan, rules, memory, skills, plugins, and proposed tools, resolving product and security decisions before execution.
- 04
Monitor steps and terminal output, reject unnecessary sandbox escalation, and inspect or reject each changed file in the Review panel.
- 05
Run the real project checks independently, compare behavior with every requirement, and open a peer-reviewed change without granting autonomous push or deploy authority.
Working standard
What good use looks like.
- Use worktrees for autonomous tasks.
- Review the Spec before execution.
- Reject unnecessary sandbox escalation.
Official references