A skeleton crew for every project.
Serial committers. A lead, product, a tester, a designer and an engineer for each project. Tell the lead what matters. The crew proves each change with a test and lands it on main, where you can watch. Every day it takes one thing on its own.
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A go. A failing test. Proof at the end.
One story at a time, for every project.
- 01You say goTell the lead what you want and say go. Once a day the crew also takes one thing on its own.
- 02The experienceThe designer says what you'll see and do once it's done, from the brief and your words.
- 03A failing testThe tester writes one that fails until the story is done; the designer, when it's about how a page looks.
- 04Made to passThe engineer makes it pass, the way your code already works.
- 05LandedThat test and your whole suite pass, then it lands on main.
- 06You acceptIt's done when you say so.
Talk to the crew, not a ticket queue.
Each project has a thread. The lead answers in seconds, keeps the backlog in order and starts a story when you say go, and once a day takes one on its own. Ask what's worth doing, and product goes looking, with the brief as its measure: one page on what your product is and promises. The designer, the tester and the engineer say each step as they take it.
Every story is proved by a test.
When it changes something you'll meet, the designer goes first and says what you'll see and do once it's done. The tester writes a test that fails first, so it shows the problem; on a story about how a page looks, a browser test from the designer's plan. The engineer makes it pass. Then skelly runs that test and your whole suite itself, and lands the change only if both pass.
You steer. Your yes finishes it.
A story starts when you say go, or once a day when the crew takes one thing on its own, and it isn't over until you accept it. When something needs you, it's the one thing on the page that glows.
Work on it yourself too.
One line from Account settings gives your own Claude session the crew. It can read the backlog, follow a run and talk to the lead, and the lead's answer lands in the same thread you see.
Serial committers.
Every morning, with no go, the crew takes one thing on its own: whatever you started that day, or the first story up next, or what product thinks most worth doing. The lead's standup says what happened, what's next and what needs you, in the thread and in your inbox. Reply in the thread. Day after day, main moves. You still accept each one.
Give every project
a skeleton crew.
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