FP Workflow
FP Workflow Skill
Agent work session patterns for the FP CLI
Core Workflow Concepts
Issue Status Lifecycle
Issues have three states:
- todo - Planned, not yet started (no VCS tracking)
- in-progress - Actively being worked on (VCS base captured)
- done - Completed (VCS tip captured)
Issue Priority
Issues can have an optional priority: low, medium, high, or critical.
- Priority affects display order: within the same status, higher priority issues appear first
- Sort order: critical → high → medium → low → (no priority)
- Use
--priorityflag when creating or updating issues
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