Engineering Pipeline

What You Get

The Engineering Pipeline is a structured approach to feature development. Install the full pipeline with one command — every tool is configured to work together.

The Flow

Plan doc → /eq-init → /eq-create-issues → /eq-execute → /eq-analyze → /eq-review → /eq-finalize → PR

Each step feeds into the next. Session context is restored automatically on resume via git commits — no external state needed.

Core Components

Pipeline Skills (6)

The sequential workflow from workspace setup to PR creation. Each skill has a hard approval gate — no step proceeds without your explicit confirmation.

• eq-init — Creates worktree + branch, copies plan doc, pushes anchor commit
• eq-create-issues — Turns plan tasks into GitHub issues with project board tracking
• eq-execute — TDD implementation (RED → GREEN → REFACTOR) with atomic commits
• eq-analyze — Mid-flight consistency check (plan ↔ issues ↔ code ↔ tests)
• eq-review — Parallel review agents (patterns + quality + security) with auto-fix
• eq-finalize — Full verification, PR draft approval gate, issue status updates

Review Sub-agents (3)

Run standalone for focused mid-development checks, or automatically as part of /eq-review:

• eq-review-patterns — Project conventions, schema correctness, prop coverage
• eq-review-quality — Accessibility, test quality, defensive data handling
• eq-review-security — XSS vectors, env leaks, SSRF, dependency risks

Pipeline Hooks (3)

These run automatically — no manual invocation needed:

• session-context — SessionStart hook that injects branch, worktree, and progress context on every session resume
• branch-guard — PreToolUse hook that blocks destructive git commands (reset --hard, push --force) on protected branches
• convention-scan — Shared grep-based scanner for CLAUDE.md “Never” rules (runs as part of every review)

Supplementary (Install Individually)

• benchmark — Lighthouse CI performance gate with 3-run median and regression detection
• eq-storybook-test — Decides whether a component needs stories and what belongs in play() vs .test.tsx
• find-skills — Helps discover and install additional skills from the marketplace