Overview
Task-oriented guides for common engineering scenarios. Each workflow chains the right vikit skills end-to-end — pick the one that matches your goal.
What is a workflow?
A workflow is a recommended sequence of vikit skills for a recurring engineering task — starting a project, adding a feature, fixing a bug. Instead of remembering which command to run next, follow the chain and hand off between skills.
Every step is a real slash command (for example /vk:eng:plan) installed by vikit-cli. Run them in order; each skill picks up where the previous one left off.
Choose a workflow
- New project — bootstrap a greenfield project end-to-end.
- Existing project — add vikit to a codebase that already exists.
- Add a feature — plan, implement, test, and review one feature.
- Fix bugs — debug, fix, and verify a defect.
- Refactor code — safe refactors with simplify and review.
- Optimize performance — profile, optimize, and verify.
- Documentation — keep docs in sync with code.
Next steps
- Troubleshooting — Quick fixes when a workflow step fails.
- Quick Start — Ship your first feature if you are new.