CwF Commands

Core Commands

  • /cwf-init - Initialise CwF system with project configuration
  • /cwf-new-task <num> <type> "description" - Create hierarchical implementation guide
  • /cwf-subtask <parent-path> <num> <type> "description" - Create subtask with context inheritance
  • /cwf-status [task-path] - Show progress across implementation guide hierarchy
  • /cwf-extract <task-path> <section-name> - Extract section from implementation guide

Workflow Commands

Execute structured workflow steps for any task. Steps are split into planning and execution; plan first, then execute separately:

  • /cwf-task-plan <task-path> - Planning step (goals, milestones, risks)
  • /cwf-requirements-plan <task-path> - Requirements step (FR/NFR, acceptance criteria)
  • /cwf-design-plan <task-path> - Design step (architecture, components, interfaces)
  • /cwf-implementation-plan <task-path> - Implementation step (files to change, steps)
  • /cwf-implementation-exec <task-path> - Implementation execution (write the code)
  • /cwf-testing-plan <task-path> - Testing step (test strategy, test cases)
  • /cwf-testing-exec <task-path> - Testing execution (run tests, record results)
  • /cwf-rollout <task-path> - Rollout step (deployment, monitoring, rollback plan)
  • /cwf-maintenance <task-path> - Maintenance step (support, optimisation)
  • /cwf-retrospective <task-path> - Retrospective step (variance, learnings)

Utility Commands

  • /cwf-config [init|list|reset] - Configure CwF system paths and settings
  • /cwf-security-check [verify|report] - Verify file integrity and sources for CwF system