Gavin Golden develops Flow, a command-line workflow that uses a Claude Code supervisor to coordinate software changes from planning through review and merge.[1][2][3]
Start with Flow – Claude Code CLI for feature planning → review/testing → merge →
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Flow connects planning, implementation, verification, pull-request review and merge in one supervised workflow. Each run uses a separate Git worktree, and feature work pauses for plan approval. The system tracks distinct outcomes, including a merged change, a review gate or a request for human intervention.[2]
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The repository describes review findings feeding back into implementation and verification, rather than treating the first generated patch as finished. It also provides a skill library that can be used separately from the supervisor. The sample transcript illustrates the intended sequence; it is not a measured demonstration of a particular run.[2]
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A Claude Code supervisor and skill library for coordinating planned changes, isolated implementation, checks and review.
Read the workflow overview and prerequisites, then follow a feature’s approval and terminal states. This is most useful for developers who already use Git worktrees, GitHub pull requests and agent-assisted coding.
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