dsh-matt-skills-flow

When you bring Matt Skills into daily engineering, what is missing is not another single command but a persistent, crash-recoverable workflow that carries state across sessions and restarts. dsh-matt-skills-flow fills exactly that gap: it consolidates the current phase, installed Skill snapshot, Decisions, Specs, ticket dependency graph, isolated Git Lanes, review findings, human acceptance, and evidence export into one Flow. The Web UI and /matt-flow commands share the same Host service, so switching between them never loses context.

The core pipeline follows an explicit gate chain. At Flow creation the plugin snapshots the user installed Matt Skills and freezes their content digests. Decisions are recorded and iterated before a Spec is generated and approved. Once approved, a dependency-aware Ticket Graph is published to repository-local Markdown by default, or to GitHub Issues in dependency order when the Host config selects the GitHub tracker. Isolated Lane branches and worktrees are then cut from a Flow-owned integration branch; bounded Lane Agents execute, route blocked questions back to the root session, and retry with a fresh packet digest. Completed Lanes integrate sequentially, pass a two-axis Standards and Spec review, and require explicit human acceptance before an Acceptance Receipt is written. The plugin never pushes, opens pull requests, merges the default branch, or deletes dirty worktrees.

It is built for teams or individual engineers who already rely on Matt Skills and want to wire those capabilities into a resumable, auditable, human-in-the-loop engineering pipeline. If you need parallel isolated development lanes, dependency-driven ticket management, and clear acceptance gates, this plugin upgrades Matt Skills from a collection of skills to a full workflow.