Dev Flow

dev-flow


**📖 [Browse the 44 skills →](https://lukedj78.github.io/dev-flow/)** — one page per skill: what it does, when it applies, what it deliberately doesn't, and the references it ships. Generated from `skills.json`, so it can't drift from the suite.

The poster above is the interactive map (dark/light): [`docs/dev-flow-skill-map.html`](./docs/dev-flow-skill-map.html)

**A filesystem contract for agent-driven SDLC.** One folder (`.workflow/`), one state file (`meta.json`), and **44 skills (6 core + 15 web + 2 agent + 16 mobile + 3 monorepo + 2 refactor)** that read/write it. The contract is the product — the skills are durable, replaceable consumers.

**v1.0.0** — install as a Claude Code plugin: `/plugin marketplace add lukedj78/dev-flow` then `/plugin install dev-flow@dev-flow`. Other runtimes (Codex · Copilot · Gemini · Cursor) use [`install.sh`](#1-install-the-skills). See the [CHANGELOG](./CHANGELOG.md).

The web family now includes **`eve-agent`** — scaffold and grow an [eve](https://eve.dev) agent as the AI engine behind a Next.js app, opted into via `stack.agent`. It lives inside the app, in `apps/agent`, or **alone at the repo root** when the product has no UI at all ([three topologies](#eve-agent--scaffold--grow-the-ai-agent-engine)). See [docs/example-full-walkthrough.md](./docs/example-full-walkthrough.md) and the autonomous-loop runbook [docs/loop-engineering.md](./docs/loop-engineering.md).

**Rule zero — doc-grounded, never invent.** The skills are a second brain: when one says *"use library X"*, it ships the **how** from X's official docs, prefers the **version-matched** source the tool itself ships (