compound-workflows

name: compound-workflows description: Use Plan → Work → Review → Compound to compound skills and maintain project context. license: MIT compatibility: opencode,claude metadata: created_at: "2026-01-27T17:03:09.731823+00:00" updated_at: "2026-01-27T17:03:09.731823+00:00" version: "1" tags: "workflow,compounding"

This repository uses a loop:

Plan: turn an idea into a ticketed plan (loom ticket), informed by recalled notes (loom memory).
Work: execute in an isolated git worktree (loom workspace), updating ticket status.
Review: run a multi-angle review before merging.
Compound: extract reusable patterns into skills (procedural memory) + store memos for future planning.

The point is not vibes. The point is reusable procedure.

Recall relevant memos for planning:
- compound_memory_recall(query="<idea>", command="workflows:plan")
Create/organize tickets:
- compound_ticket(argv=["init"]) (if needed)
- compound_ticket(argv=["create", "..."])
- compound_ticket(argv=["dep-add", "<id>", "<dep-id>"]) (optional)
Output a plan with:
- ticket IDs
- sequencing / dependencies
- acceptance criteria and tests
- risk list

Fetch ticket, set status to in_progress.
Create/ensure a worktree:
- Branch convention: ticket-<id>-<slug>
- compound_workspace(argv=["repo", "worktree", "add", "<branch>"])
Do the work in that worktree.
Update ticket as you go (add-note, update --status).

Run fast checks (lint/tests if applicable).
Do a review pass with multiple lenses:
- correctness & maintainability
- security & foot-guns
- performance/regressions
- docs & ergonomics
Update the ticket with required follow-ups.

Write memory notes (loom memory) that future planning can recall.
Propose skill changes as a CompoundSpec v1 JSON object.
Call compound_apply(spec_json=...) to make it real:
- create/update skills under .opencode/skills/
- update AI-managed blocks in AGENTS/PROJECT/ROADMAP
- append an agent-optimized CHANGELOG entry
- sync derived indexes

This section is preserved when the skill is updated. Put human notes, caveats, and exceptions here.