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Felan can carry context across multiple stages of software work without forcing the team into a fixed pipeline. A session can begin with discovery, continue through repository changes and verification, and end with a delivery handoff. Separate automations can respond to later events.

A practical flow

1

Frame the outcome

Give Felan the brief, constraints, connected repository, and definition of done. Ask it to identify missing decisions before implementation.
2

Plan the work

Use product and architecture context to produce a focused plan with affected areas, risks, and verification.
3

Implement and review

Ask Felan to make the approved repository changes, run targeted checks, and delegate independent review where useful.
4

Verify the result

Exercise the relevant behavior against the intended target and separate product defects, test issues, environment issues, and expected changes.
5

Prepare delivery

Summarize changed files, checks, evidence, risks, and follow-up actions for the team or connected workflow.
6

Respond after release

Use an event or scheduled automation to start a new session for deployment review, recurring verification, or operational follow-up.

Keep control points visible

Felan’s available actions depend on team access and the request. State where approval is required, which environments are permitted, what evidence must be collected, and which external writes are in scope. Use Sessions for work that benefits from a continuous conversation. Use Knowledge for durable context shared across sessions, and use integrations to provide repository or external-system access.

Software engineering

Explore implementation and review workflows.

Quality assurance

Add evidence-based verification to the lifecycle.