Fullstack Feature Orchestration FAQs

Question 1

What is a WRFC chain?

Accepted Answer

WRFC stands for Work-Review-Fix-Complete. It is a runtime-driven loop where specialized agents implement code, a reviewer evaluates it against a quality score, and the engine automatically triggers fixes until the standard is met.

Question 2

Can I use this for simple bug fixes?

Accepted Answer

No, this skill is designed for building new capabilities. For single-layer changes or bug fixes, you should use more targeted skills like 'bugfix' or 'hotfix'.

Question 3

When should I use the Fullstack Feature Orchestration skill?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill for any request that spans multiple layers of your stack, such as tasks described as 'build a feature,' 'add user profiles,' or 'create a dashboard' that involve database, API, and UI changes.

Question 4

How does it ensure architectural consistency?

Accepted Answer

The skill proactively loads existing architectural decisions and coding patterns from the .goodvibes/memory directory to ensure all new code follows your project's established conventions.

Question 5

Does this skill handle database migrations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Phase 2 (Foundation) specifically handles database schema design, migration file creation, and execution to ensure a solid data model before code implementation begins.

Fullstack Feature Orchestration

Key Features

Use Cases

Fullstack Feature Orchestration

Key Features

Use Cases