dw

Plugin dw from marketplace context-engineering-workflows in ronsanzone/context-engineering-workflows. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (6)

• dw-01-research-questions

  Use when starting a new deep-work task. Decomposes a task description into objective research questions that avoid premature solutioning. Phase 1 of the deep-work pipeline.

• dw-02-research

  Use when you have research questions from deep-work Phase 1. Objectively investigates the codebase to answer pasted questions without access to the original task description.

• dw-03-design-discussion

  Use when deep-work Phase 2 research is complete. Combines research findings with the original task to explore design options, evaluate tradeoffs, and make decisions interactively.

• dw-04-outline

  Use when deep-work Phase 3 design decisions are complete. Maps chosen decisions to concrete file changes organized into implementable phases.

• dw-05-plan

  Use when deep-work Phase 4 structure outline is complete. Expands the outline into a detailed implementation plan with exact file paths, code patterns, tests, and validation commands.

• dw-06-implement

  Use when deep-work Phase 5 plan is complete. Executes the implementation plan by dispatching a fresh subagent per task with two-stage review (spec compliance → code quality).

Subagents (3)

• codebase-analyzer

  Produces a structured "how it works" writeup of existing code, with file:line citations on every claim and optional mermaid flow diagrams. Use when you need a durable technical artifact (data flow, control flow, integration points) — not a quick exploratory answer. Prefer over `Explore` when the res

• codebase-locator

  Returns a categorized file-location inventory for a feature (implementation / tests / config / types / docs) — paths only, no analysis of contents. Prefer over `Explore` when you're planning changes and need to know WHERE code lives, not what it does. Use whenever you'd otherwise run grep/glob/ls mo

• codebase-pattern-finder

  Returns 3–4 ready-to-copy code snippets (10–30 lines each, with file:line refs and matching tests) showing how a pattern is implemented in this codebase. Use when you're about to write new code that should match existing conventions. Prefer over `Explore` when you need concrete template examples to

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