/development-pipeline
Complete 9-phase development pipeline guide — from schema to deployment. Pipeline phases (1-schema → 9-deployment) are orthogonal to PDCA's 9-phase per-feature cycle and Sprint's 8-phase container; each pipeline phase may host PDCA cycles for individual features, and
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Complete 9-phase development pipeline guide — from schema to deployment. Pipeline phases (1-schema → 9-deployment) are orthogonal to PDCA's 9-phase per-feature cycle and Sprint's 8-phase container; each pipeline phase may host PDCA cycles for individual features, and
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development-pipeline.SKILL.mdname: development-pipeline
classification: workflow
classification-reason: Process automation persists regardless of model advancement
deprecation-risk: none
effort: low
description: |
Complete 9-phase development pipeline guide — from schema to deployment. Pipeline phases (1-schema → 9-deployment) are orthogonal to PDCA's 9-phase per-feature cycle and Sprint's 8-phase container; each pipeline phase may host PDCA cycles for individual features, and multi-feature pipeline initiatives can be wrapped in /sprint (v2.1.13).
Triggers: development pipeline, where to start, phase
agent: bkit:pipeline-guide
allowed-tools:
- Read
- Write
- Glob
- Grep
user-invocable: true
# hooks: Managed by hooks/hooks.json (unified-stop.js handles development-pipeline) - GitHub #9354 workaround
Development Pipeline Skill
> Complete knowledge of the 9-phase development pipeline
When to Use
- When user says "I have little development experience"
- When using `/pipeline-*` commands
- When asked "How do I start development?", "What's the order?"
- When starting a new project from scratch
Optional Application Principle
This skill is optional, not mandatory.
Activation conditions:
- When non-developers/beginner developers start development
- When user explicitly requests guidance
- When /pipeline-start command is used
Deactivation conditions:
- When experienced developers want to "proceed freely"
- For non-development AI work (documentation, analysis, etc.)
- For existing project maintenance/bug fixes
9-Phase Pipeline Overview
Phase 1: Schema/Terminology ──→ Define data structures and domain terms
Phase 2: Coding Convention ────→ Define code writing rules
Phase 3: Mockup Development ───→ Feature validation with HTML/CSS/JS + JSON
Phase 4: API Design/Impl ──────→ Backend API + Zero Script QA
Phase 5: Design System ────────→ Build component system
Phase 6: UI Implementation ────→ Actual UI implementation and API integration
Phase 7: SEO/Security ─────────→ Search optimization and security hardening
Phase 8: Review ───────────────→ Architecture/convention quality verification
Phase 9: Deployment ───────────→ Production deployment
Relationship with PDCA (Key Concept)
❌ Wrong understanding: Mapping entire Pipeline to PDCA
❌ (Plan=Phase1-3, Do=Phase4-6, Check=Phase7-8, Act=Phase9)
✅ Correct understanding: Run PDCA cycle within each Phase
Phase N
├── Plan: Plan what to do in this Phase
├── Design: Detailed design
├── Do: Execute/implement
├── Check: Verify/review
└── Act: Confirm and move to next Phase
Phase Application by Level
| Phase | Starter | Dynamic | Enterprise | |-------|---------|---------|------------| | 1. Schema/Terms | Simple | Detailed | Detailed | | 2. Convention | Basic | Extended | Extended | | 3. Mockup | O | O | O | | 4. API | - | bkend.ai | Direct impl | | 5. Design System | Optional | O | O | | 6. UI + API | Static UI | Integration | Integration | | 7. SEO/Security | SEO only | O | O | | 8. Review | - | O | O | | 9. Deployment | Static hosting | Vercel etc. | K8s |
Starter Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 5(optional) → 6(static) → 7(SEO) → 9
Dynamic Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 4(bkend.ai) → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Enterprise Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 4(direct impl) → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Phase Deliverables Summary
| Phase | Key Deliverables | |-------|-----------------| | 1 | `docs/01-plan/schema.md`, `terminology.md` | | 2 | `CONVENTIONS.md`, `docs/01-plan/naming.md` | | 3 | `mockup/` folder, `docs/02-design/mockup-spec.md` | | 4 | `docs/02-design/api-spec.md`, `src/api/` | | 5 | `components/ui/`, `docs/02-design/design-system.md` | | 6 | `src/pages/`, `src/features/` | | 7 | `docs/02-design/seo-spec.md`, `security-spec.md` | | 8 | `docs/03-analysis/architecture-review.md` | | 9 | `docs/04-report/deployment-report.md` |
Related Skills
- `phase-1-schema/` ~ `phase-9-deployment/`: Detailed guides per Phase
- `pdca-methodology/`: How to apply PDCA
- `starter/`, `dynamic/`, `enterprise/`: Level-specific knowledge
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name: development-pipeline classification: workflow classification-reason: Process automation persists regardless of model advancement deprecation-risk: none effort: low description: | Complete 9-phase development pipeline guide — from schema to deployment. Pipeline phases (1-schema → 9-deployment) are orthogonal to PDCA's 9-phase per-feature cycle and Sprint's 8-phase container; each pipeline phase may host PDCA cycles for individual features, and multi-feature pipeline initiatives can be wrapped in /sprint (v2.1.13). Triggers: development pipeline, where to start, phase agent: bkit:pipeline-guide allowed-tools: - Read - Write - Glob - Grep user-invocable: true # hooks: Managed by hooks/hooks.json (unified-stop.js handles development-pipeline) - GitHub #9354 workaround
Development Pipeline Skill
> Complete knowledge of the 9-phase development pipeline
When to Use
- When user says "I have little development experience"
- When using `/pipeline-*` commands
- When asked "How do I start development?", "What's the order?"
- When starting a new project from scratch
Optional Application Principle
This skill is optional, not mandatory. Activation conditions: - When non-developers/beginner developers start development - When user explicitly requests guidance - When /pipeline-start command is used Deactivation conditions: - When experienced developers want to "proceed freely" - For non-development AI work (documentation, analysis, etc.) - For existing project maintenance/bug fixes
9-Phase Pipeline Overview
Phase 1: Schema/Terminology ──→ Define data structures and domain terms Phase 2: Coding Convention ────→ Define code writing rules Phase 3: Mockup Development ───→ Feature validation with HTML/CSS/JS + JSON Phase 4: API Design/Impl ──────→ Backend API + Zero Script QA Phase 5: Design System ────────→ Build component system Phase 6: UI Implementation ────→ Actual UI implementation and API integration Phase 7: SEO/Security ─────────→ Search optimization and security hardening Phase 8: Review ───────────────→ Architecture/convention quality verification Phase 9: Deployment ───────────→ Production deployment
Relationship with PDCA (Key Concept)
❌ Wrong understanding: Mapping entire Pipeline to PDCA ❌ (Plan=Phase1-3, Do=Phase4-6, Check=Phase7-8, Act=Phase9) ✅ Correct understanding: Run PDCA cycle within each Phase Phase N ├── Plan: Plan what to do in this Phase ├── Design: Detailed design ├── Do: Execute/implement ├── Check: Verify/review └── Act: Confirm and move to next Phase
Phase Application by Level
| Phase | Starter | Dynamic | Enterprise | |-------|---------|---------|------------| | 1. Schema/Terms | Simple | Detailed | Detailed | | 2. Convention | Basic | Extended | Extended | | 3. Mockup | O | O | O | | 4. API | - | bkend.ai | Direct impl | | 5. Design System | Optional | O | O | | 6. UI + API | Static UI | Integration | Integration | | 7. SEO/Security | SEO only | O | O | | 8. Review | - | O | O | | 9. Deployment | Static hosting | Vercel etc. | K8s |
Starter Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 5(optional) → 6(static) → 7(SEO) → 9
Dynamic Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 4(bkend.ai) → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Enterprise Level Flow
Phase 1 → 2 → 3 → 4(direct impl) → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9
Phase Deliverables Summary
| Phase | Key Deliverables | |-------|-----------------| | 1 | `docs/01-plan/schema.md`, `terminology.md` | | 2 | `CONVENTIONS.md`, `docs/01-plan/naming.md` | | 3 | `mockup/` folder, `docs/02-design/mockup-spec.md` | | 4 | `docs/02-design/api-spec.md`, `src/api/` | | 5 | `components/ui/`, `docs/02-design/design-system.md` | | 6 | `src/pages/`, `src/features/` | | 7 | `docs/02-design/seo-spec.md`, `security-spec.md` | | 8 | `docs/03-analysis/architecture-review.md` | | 9 | `docs/04-report/deployment-report.md` |
Related Skills
- `phase-1-schema/` ~ `phase-9-deployment/`: Detailed guides per Phase
- `pdca-methodology/`: How to apply PDCA
- `starter/`, `dynamic/`, `enterprise/`: Level-specific knowledge
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