v0.1.0 — First open release

This is the first open release of multi-agent-sdlc after the framework was extracted, reused, and refined across a few solo-entrepreneur projects.

It captures the workflow patterns that proved useful in practice: keeping one agent in control by default, making role transitions explicit, preserving durable GitHub evidence, and reducing the management overhead of agent-assisted delivery.

Highlights

• Role-based single-agent workflow with explicit analyst, architect, developer, tester, review, tech-writer, and PR-readiness passes.
• Optional role routing for teams that want to involve claude, codex, agy, or pi without making multi-agent orchestration mandatory.
• Project-configurable branch strategy, including this repository's development -> main integration flow with no staging branch.
• GitHub issue, handover, workflow-status, and PR manifest conventions for auditable delivery.
• Integration lifecycle automation that comments, labels, and closes implementation issues after PRs merge into development.
• Installer/sync/doctor tooling for adopting projects, including framework-owned docs, hooks, validators, templates, and GitHub workflows.
• README and docs improvements with setup guidance, product-management prompts, epic breakdown prompts, orchestration examples, and default skill provenance.

Intended audience

This release is aimed at solo maintainers and small teams using AI coding agents who want a manageable SDLC without carrying the whole workflow in memory: clear issue standards, predictable branch/PR behavior, review evidence, and lightweight automation around integration and release tracking.

Notes

This is an early open release. The framework is intentionally opinionated and should be adopted by syncing it into an existing project, then adjusting agent-workflow.config.json, AGENTS.md, and project-specific conventions.