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If you’ve built anything with PocketFlow, you know its appeal: the whole framework is about 100 lines of Python. A workflow is just a graph of nodes, each with a prep → exec → post lifecycle, connected by actions (the string a node’s post() returns), and sharing data through a plain Python dict called the
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Purpose This design describes a PocketFlow Creator workflow that accepts a software project folder containing a docs/ subfolder and a project specification, then uses a queue-driven RALF loop to implement the project in ordered, testable increments. The central idea is simple: The LLM may propose.The queue schedules.The gates decide.Git preserves.The human approves high-risk changes. This
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