dsh-product-delivery-workflow

Taking a product from a brief to a full release usually means stitching together research, architecture, implementation, multi-round code review, automated testing, and a pre-release audit. Doing all of that by hand is slow and tends to stall at the review-and-fix loop. dsh-product-delivery-workflow packs the entire pipeline into one autonomous overnight run: hand it a brief before bed, and the orchestrator walks through ten stage gates, routes every review finding back to the responsible agent, re-reviews automatically for up to five cycles, and produces a final report with a full artifact trail by the time you wake up.

The core capability is a ten-stage, artifact-driven pipeline with true loop closure. One orchestrator skill coordinates nine role agents-product manager, senior architect, senior developer, multi-agent swarm, performance reviewer, test agent, memory curator, evolution agent, and release audit agent-each working inside explicit contracts with disjoint file ownership. Parallel waves keep throughput high while safety rails guarantee the release audit fires before any commit, PR, or push, and memory curation never stores secrets or raw transcripts. Every artifact lands in a local directory so the entire run is auditable after the fact, with nothing claimed unless its verification result actually exists.

It is built for solo developers and small teams who want to delegate a complete delivery cycle to AI without babysitting each session. There is no build step and no extra configuration; after installing the plugin into a target profile, simply ask for the workflow in any session and let the ten-stage loop run to completion.