
Gmickel Flow Next
- 667 repo stars
- Updated July 27, 2026
- gmickel/flow-next
gmickel-flow-next is a Claude Code plugin that enforces plan-first task tracking, worker subagents, optional Ralph autonomous mode, and cross-model reviews across multiple coding agents.
About
gmickel-flow-next is a Claude Code plugin bundle for developers who are tired of agents jumping straight into edits without a shared plan. It enforces a plan-first pipeline: scope work, track tasks without extra infrastructure, delegate to worker subagents with context isolation, and optionally let Ralph run in autonomous mode for longer jobs. Cross-model review hooks help you sanity-check output when you mix Claude Code with Codex or Factory Droid. The catalog lists two related plugins in one repo, aimed at agent-tooling and PM-style orchestration rather than a single API integration. Use it when your bottleneck is coordination—gates, commands, and review—not when you only need a one-off skill. It pairs naturally with writing-plans-style habits but ships as installable plugin commands and skills for day-to-day coding agents.
- Plan-first workflow with execution gates before subagents write code
- Zero-dependency task tracking (beads) and worker subagent isolation
- Ralph autonomous mode for extended agent loops
- Cross-model reviews across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Factory Droid
- Bundle of 2 plugins with optional two-step and multimodel flows
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| repo stars | ★ 667 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 27, 2026 |
| Repository | gmickel/flow-next ↗ |
What it does
Install when you want a plan-first, gate-driven agent workflow with tracking and optional autonomous Ralph runs across Claude Code, Codex, and Factory Droid.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running multi-step features with Claude Code plus Codex or Droid and need lightweight PM without Jira.
Skip if: One-shot prompts, repos that only need a single integration skill, or teams that already enforce human-only PR review with no agent delegation.
What you get
You get gated, trackable work units, isolated workers, and optional autonomous or cross-model review passes before code lands on main.
- Gated task graph with tracked execution steps
- Subagent-isolated implementation passes
- Cross-model or Ralph-mode review artifacts
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How it compares
Agent workflow orchestration plugin, not a domain-specific Laravel or API skill.
FAQ
Who is Gmickel Flow Next for?
and small-team developers using Claude Code, Codex, or Factory Droid who want plan-first gates, task tracking, and subagent workers without standing up extra PM tooling.
When should I use Gmickel Flow Next?
Use it at the start of a non-trivial build or refactor when you need beads-style tracking, execution gates, Ralph autonomous runs, or reviews across more than one model.
How do I add Gmickel Flow Next to my agent?
Install the gmickel/flow-next plugin bundle from the Claude Code plugin marketplace or repo, enable both bundled plugins, then invoke Flow commands and skills from your session before delegating work to subagents.