Sprint Workflow

An ADDP sprint follows a clear 5-step process. Each phase has clear entry and exit conditions - the orchestrator controls everything automatically.

The sprint in 5 steps

1. Define tickets
   Each ticket is a markdown file with description, acceptance criteria, and owner files. ADDP can also generate tickets automatically from a concept.
2. Start sprint
   ADDP creates isolated Git worktrees, sets permissions, and activates the guard hook. The main branch is now protected.
3. Agents work in parallel
   Each agent works autonomously in its own worktree: tests first, then implementation, build, and commit. No agent can interfere with another.
4. Automatic review
   Review agents check each worktree for code quality, tests, and acceptance criteria. Result: APPROVED, FIXED, or REJECTED.
5. Merge in order
   Topological merge into main. Build and tests after each merge. No conflicts thanks to strict isolation.

Wave planning

When tickets have dependencies, waves are formed automatically. Independent tickets run in parallel, dependent tickets start only after completion of the predecessor wave.