$ how-to

One task per page. For learning how AIDLC works, start with the tutorials instead.

• Add AIDLC to a project you already have

  Install AIDLC into an existing repository so your AI assistant starts with real knowledge of the code.

• Run two pieces of work at the same time

  Give each piece of work its own folder and branch, so two sessions never overwrite each other's files.

• Change a requirement after its phase is finished

  Record a change to finished requirements as an amendment, so the gates, the tasks and the code stay in step.

• Send your roadmap to GitHub Issues and a Project board

  Turn roadmap items into GitHub issues, and optionally keep a Project board's Status column in step with them.

• See what a piece of work cost

  Read the AI spend for one piece of work, split by phase, and the cost across all your work.

• Keep AIDLC up to date

  Update the CLI and your project's AIDLC files, then let doctor tidy what older versions left behind.