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Claude Code Patterns: Autonomous Development Workflow

Reusable template for AI-assisted development with human-in-the-loop gates

This repository contains a production-ready workflow architecture for building software autonomously using Claude Code, with strategic human review gates.

🎯 What This Provides

  • Autonomous Development Workflow: AI generates strategies → human approves → AI implements
  • 100% Commit Consistency: All commits follow conventions via git-workflow skill
  • Linear Integration: Full issue tracking with state machine workflow
  • Quality Gates: Automated format, lint, typecheck, test validation
  • AFK Development: ~80% hands-off time (only review strategies + PRs)

📊 Workflow Architecture

Triage → Ideation → Backlog → Refinement (HUMAN GATE) → Ready → In Progress → In Review (HUMAN GATE) → Done

Two Human Gates:

  1. Strategy Approval (5-10 min) - Review implementation approach in Linear
  2. PR Review (10-30 min) - Review code quality in GitHub

Everything else: Automated 🤖

🚀 Quick Start

1. Copy Template to Your Project

# Clone this template
git clone https://github.com/pattern-stack/claudecode-patterns.git
cd claudecode-patterns

# Copy to your project
cp -r .claude /path/to/your/project/
cp BOOTSTRAP-PLAN.md /path/to/your/project/
cp WORKFLOW.md /path/to/your/project/
cp .env.example /path/to/your/project/

2. Configure Your Project

cd /path/to/your/project
cp .env.example .env

# Edit .env with your values:
# - PROJECT_NAME (e.g., "myapp")
# - PROJECT_TEAM_KEY (e.g., "MYAPP")
# - GITHUB_ORG, GITHUB_REPO
# - LINEAR_API_KEY (optional if set globally)

3. Set Up Linear

Create Linear project with:

  • Team key: Your PROJECT_TEAM_KEY
  • Workflow states: Triage, Ideation, Backlog, Refinement, Ready, In Progress, In Review, Done
  • Labels: See .claude/config/conventions.md for complete taxonomy

4. Use the Workflow

# 1. Decompose requirement into issues
/plan:decompose "Add user authentication"

# 2. Create Linear issues
/plan:create-issues issue-plan-user-auth.yaml

# 3. Generate implementation strategies
/analyze-implementation MYAPP-1
/analyze-implementation MYAPP-2

# 4. Review strategies in Linear, add state:strategy-approved label

# 5. Implement approved issues
/implement MYAPP-1
/implement MYAPP-2

# 6. Review PRs in GitHub, merge

# Done! 🎉

📁 What's Included

Commands (.claude/commands/)

Command Purpose Output
/plan:decompose Break requirements into epic + issues YAML plan
/plan:create-issues Create Linear issues from YAML Issue IDs
/analyze-implementation Generate strategy for human review Strategy comment in Linear
/plan:generate-spec Generate detailed implementation spec Spec file
/implement Execute spec with TDD support Feature branch + PR
/test Run quality gates with auto-fix Pass/fail status
/git:commit Atomic commit with conventions Git commit
/git:pr Create PR with Linear integration GitHub PR

Skills (.claude/skills/)

Skill Purpose
git-workflow 100% commit consistency, branch management
quality-gates Format, lint, typecheck, test automation
task-patterns Linear API operations (tp CLI wrapper)
pattern-stack-architect Codebase analysis, architecture guidance

Documentation

  • BOOTSTRAP-PLAN.md: Complete project setup guide (1,034 lines)
  • WORKFLOW.md: Day-to-day usage guide (1,443 lines)
  • conventions.md: Commit format, labels, workflow states (791 lines)

🏗️ Architecture Principles

1. Clean Command Structure

## Purpose
What the command does

## Variables
Input parameters

## Workflow
High-level steps

## Instructions
Detailed implementation (delegates to skills)

## Report
Output format

2. Skill Delegation

# ❌ Bad (embedded bash)
Run: git commit -m "feat: add feature"

# ✅ Good (delegate to skill)
Use git-workflow skill to commit changes

3. Convention Abstraction

# ❌ Bad (hardcoded)
Format: feat(scope): description (PROJ-123)

# ✅ Good (from .env)
Use COMMIT_FORMAT from project configuration

4. 100% Commit Consistency

Every file change committed via git-workflow skill → guarantees conventional commits

🎨 Customization

Update Team Name

Edit .env:

PROJECT_TEAM_KEY=YOUR_TEAM

Issues will be: YOUR_TEAM-1, YOUR_TEAM-2, etc.

Update Conventions

Edit .claude/config/conventions.md:

  • Commit format
  • Branch naming
  • Label taxonomy
  • Workflow states

Override in .env if needed.

Add Custom Commands

Create new command in .claude/commands/:

# my-command.md

## Purpose
...

## Instructions
- Use git-workflow skill for commits
- Use task-patterns skill for Linear
- Use quality-gates skill for validation

📊 Production Readiness

Validated: 8.2/10 (82% complete)

Ready for production use:

  • End-to-end workflow tested
  • Zero crashes predicted
  • Full Linear integration
  • Git commit consistency
  • Quality gates automated
  • Documentation complete

⏸️ Optional enhancements (not blocking):

  • /implement-epic - Batch epic implementation
  • /refine-idea - Interactive requirement refinement

🤝 Contributing

This is a template repository. Fork it, customize it, make it your own!

Improvements welcome:

  • Additional skills
  • New commands
  • Better documentation
  • Bug fixes

📜 License

MIT - Use freely in your projects

🙏 Credits

Built for autonomous development with Claude Code by the Pattern Stack team.

Based on:

  • Claude Code by Anthropic
  • Pattern Stack framework
  • Linear for issue tracking
  • Conventional Commits standard

Questions? Check WORKFLOW.md for detailed usage guide or BOOTSTRAP-PLAN.md for setup instructions.