Line Cook FAQs

Question 1

What are beads in the context of Line Cook?

Accepted Answer

Beads is a task management system that Line Cook uses to claim, update, and synchronize work items, ensuring the AI agent always works on prioritized and unblocked tasks.

Question 2

What is the core workflow of Line Cook?

Accepted Answer

Line Cook follows a 'prep→cook→serve→tidy' cycle: Prep syncs state, Cook executes the task via TDD, Serve performs an AI peer review, and Tidy handles commits and task updates.

Question 3

How does Line Cook handle Test-Driven Development?

Accepted Answer

During the 'Cook' phase, the skill enforces a Red-Green-Refactor cycle where failing tests must be written first, followed by minimal code implementation and subsequent cleanup.

Question 4

What happens if a workflow step fails?

Accepted Answer

Line Cook includes built-in error handling that guides the AI to fix synchronization issues, save progress, or create follow-up tasks for discovered issues rather than blocking progress.

Question 5

Can Line Cook assist with architectural decisions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes commands for managing Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and conducting architecture audits to ensure code remains aligned with project goals.

Line Cook

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Line Cook

Key Features

Use Cases