Fwstack FAQs

Question 1

What are some core use cases for Fwstack workflows?

Accepted Answer

Fwstack provides 10 core pipelines, including automated code review ('/fwstack:review'), Test-Driven Development ('/fwstack:tdd'), security audits ('/fwstack:security'), project planning ('/fwstack:plan'), and secure release preparation ('/fwstack:ship').

Question 2

What is Fwstack and what problem does it solve?

Accepted Answer

Fwstack automates and standardizes development workflows for AI coding assistants. It ensures deterministic execution of tasks like linting, testing, and code review, preventing AI agents from skipping critical steps and enhancing reliability.

Question 3

Which AI coding assistants are compatible with Fwstack?

Accepted Answer

Fwstack offers broad compatibility, supporting popular AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, and Windsurf. It can also be used via CLI in any terminal or with an MCP server.

Question 4

How does Fwstack ensure deterministic workflow execution with AI?

Accepted Answer

Fwstack uses compiled Flow Weaver pipelines where real tools (e.g., eslint, npm test, git diff) run deterministically. AI agents only intervene at designated 'waitForAgent' pauses, feeding responses back to continue the controlled workflow.

Question 5

Can I create or customize my own development workflows?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Fwstack allows custom workflow creation using TypeScript and Flow Weaver. You can also leverage its '/fwstack:create' command to describe and build new workflows, or browse and install workflows from the community registry.

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