I would say my workflow for any meaningful amount of work is (all in Claude Code):
- PRD: I discuss and brainstorm with Claude Code using something like the Grill Me skill https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/tree/main/skills/produc... but that I've modified a bit for my own style, until I have a good PRD (what the goals / design decisions are for what I'm building)
--- I run this PRD through multiple AI reviews (sometimes ChatGPT Pro for really important PRDs, because it seems to have some of the best critical feedback)
--- I read the PRD myself in detail before finalizing.
- PLAN: I have Claude Code develop the plan for implementing the PRD. Again, I have this reviewed several times by CC and sometimes by other tools for effectiveness, consistency with the PRD, consistency with the codebase, and internal consisenty.
- EXECUTE: I have an orchestration command I made that has CC execute the PLAN and use a build journal, using sub-agents whenever possible to save context, so that it can operate for up to several hours.
- QUICK REVIEWS: I have these commands /review-fix-loop /quick-dual-review which loops around running a Claude+Codex sub agents review and then fixing anything critical (deferring items needing human judgment)
- CODE REVIEWS: This is when I run between one and several of the adamsreview reviews, starting with /review --ensemble, then /walkthrough, then /fix; until I am satisfied.
Would it be useful if I packaged all this stuff into a GH repo to share with you and others?