Gstack Team: Feature Squad
Library collection
Launch gstack workflows without hand-stitching founder review, QA, and ship prompts.
c8c packages gstack-style workflows as installable starting points with visible stages, human gates, and reruns. Start from the flow instead of reconstructing the prompt stack each time.
Why this helps
Built from the original approach and packaged as reusable c8c workflows.
Jobs to be done
From the repo
Inside c8c
Related guides
Start with the path that matches your goal.
Pick the guide that best matches what you're trying to ship with gstack.
Library workflows
Templates built around gstack
Each flow starts from the original approach, then adds installable structure, visible stages, and c8c handoff points on top.
When
You have a branch that feels close to ready and want one gated preflight pass before shipping.
Input
Repo and branch context, local or staging URL, auth or setup notes, and any risky areas that must be checked
Output
Approved preflight brief with code-review findings, QA evidence, and release recommendation
How
Runs gstack review on the current branch, verifies the resulting branch with report-only QA, merges both signals, and pauses for explicit approval
When
You want a final operator flow that makes docs current before invoking a real ship step.
Input
Release context, target branch or PR framing, docs to refresh, and anything the ship operator must know
Output
Release-room summary covering docs updated, release context approved, and ship outcome
How
Updates release-facing docs from the current branch, requires a human ship decision, and then runs gstack's ship workflow with that approved context
When
You need a no-code-change quality readout before deciding what to fix next.
Input
Repo path, base URL, auth or setup notes, must-cover journeys, and any flows to ignore
Output
Combined QA and design audit with concrete evidence and prioritized fixes
How
Sends one testing brief into gstack's QA and design-audit roles, then merges both perspectives into a single prioritized quality brief