Development Workflow FAQs

Question 1

What is Development Workflow?

Accepted Answer

Development Workflow is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to guide developers through a structured coding process, enforcing discipline and workflow best practices like testing and documentation before commits.

Question 2

How does Development Workflow enforce discipline?

Accepted Answer

It enforces a multi-step development process (start task, code, create/run tests, document, commit). It actively blocks commits if tests fail or if documentation steps are not completed, acting as your 'coding conscience'.

Question 3

What platforms does Development Workflow integrate with?

Accepted Answer

This MCP server integrates with development environments such as Windsurf and Claude Desktop. You install it as an MCP server by adding a configuration entry to their respective settings files.

Question 4

Can I commit code if my tests fail?

Accepted Answer

No, a core feature of Development Workflow is to block commits if your tests do not pass ('GREEN'). This ensures code quality and prevents faulty code from entering your codebase.

Question 5

Does Development Workflow help with documentation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes a mandatory step to remind users to create or update documentation (e.g., README, inline comments, API docs) before a task can be marked as ready for commit, ensuring your projects are well-documented.

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