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myflow is a five-stage pipeline workflow for AI-assisted software development, covering from requirement discovery to code deployment. Each stage has clear deliverables and handoff mechanisms. It integrates the two skill systems of Superpowers and RPIV, providing developers with a complete and unambiguous development methodology.
Section 01
myflow is a five-stage pipeline workflow for AI-assisted software development, covering from requirement discovery to code deployment. Each stage has clear deliverables and handoff mechanisms. It integrates the Superpowers and RPIV skill systems, providing developers with a complete, unambiguous development methodology.
Section 02
With the widespread application of large language models in software development, developers realize that having powerful AI tools alone is insufficient—key lies in integrating these tools into a systematic workflow. Many teams face issues like chaotic patterns, unclear handoffs, and difficulty in沉淀 learning when using AI for programming. myflow was created to address these problems; it's not just a tool set but a complete, structured five-stage pipeline offering clear paths and predictable deliverables for AI-assisted development.
Section 03
myflow's core is a five-stage development pipeline covering the full lifecycle: Discover & Align → Research & Design → Implement → Validate & Review → Land & Learn.
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Cross-stage mechanisms:
Section 05
Upstream dependencies: myflow integrates two upstream projects—Superpowers (brainstorming, TDD, subagents) and RPIV (discover-blueprint-implement-validate-review framework). It uses a "observe but not auto-integrate" strategy: upstream evolves independently; sync-upstream skill shows changes but doesn't auto-merge. Practical steps:
git clone https://github.com/don-smith/myflow.git && pi install ./myflow/skill:setup-myflow to initialize repo conventions./skill:myflow → stage1 (use brainstorming or /skill:discover)./skill:land./skill:sync-upstream.Section 06
myflow's value lies in solving core AI-assisted dev problems:
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