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wazimmerman/zimster

v0.7.2MIT

A software development workflow for coding agents.

designing-work

Turn an ambiguous or consequential software request into a compact mission contract before implementation.

dispatching-parallel-agents

Delegate only genuinely independent workstreams with explicit ownership, budgets, and integration contracts.

finishing-a-development-branch

Finish or hand off work with complete change inspection, fresh evidence, explicit commit disposition, and a safe branch outcome.

owner-driven-development

Execute an approved plan with one persistent implementation owner, explicit Git disposition, bounded delegation, and risk-triggered review.

receiving-code-review

Evaluate review findings technically, fix valid defects in a batch, and preserve evidence when pushing back.

risk-adaptive-review

Classify risk deterministically, review complete working-tree changes at architectural seams, and converge with one recheck.

systematic-debugging

Reproduce failures, isolate root cause with evidence, and fix them through a regression test.

test-driven-development

Develop behavior through verified, behavior-specific RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycles and falsifiable tests.

using-git-worktrees

Apply deterministic branch and worktree isolation policy without disturbing unrelated user changes.

using-zimster

Select the smallest Zimster workflow and risk profile that materially improves a software-development task.

verification-before-completion

Discover canonical project gates and require fresh, correctly classified evidence before any completion claim.

writing-plans

Convert an approved mission into a concise vertical-slice plan with risk profile, Git policy, and proof obligations.