100-dev team shares a 6-command Claude Code workflow, debates automating it
KrishnaKA2810 · reddit · 2026-11-11
A Reddit user shared the structured Claude Code workflow built for a 100+ developer team with tight per-dev monthly token budgets, deliberately avoiding multiple subagents:
- /new-story: ingests the user story + technical design and sets up the workspace
- /plan-story: analyzes the codebase, splits the story into tasks, waits for approval
- /build-task: implements one task at a time, runs tests and validation, updates progress
- /story-status: tracks completed/pending/blocked tasks and helps resume across sessions
- /review-story: reviews implementation against requirements and design
- /create-mr: checks validation evidence and prepares the merge request
AGENTS.md, skills, and hooks provide project instructions, coding standards, security guardrails, and automated checks. The author sees the manual command-by-command execution as the only downside and asks whether full automation is worth the added complexity and token cost.
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