Guides¶
Practical tutorials that walk you through complete rp1 workflows from start to finish.
Guides By Job¶
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Feature Development
Ship a feature with the primary
/buildworkflow from requirements through release. -
Project Bootstrap
Turn a new project idea into a charter, project scaffold, and first implementation path.
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Bug Investigation
Systematically investigate bugs using hypothesis-driven debugging. Gather evidence, test theories, and identify root causes.
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PR Review
Run a structured review, inspect findings, and decide whether to proceed, request changes, or ask for human review.
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Remote PR Review (CI/CD)
Automate PR reviews in GitHub Actions with intelligent comment deduplication.
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Addressing PR Feedback
Systematically collect and fix reviewer comments from GitHub PRs.
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CI/CD Integration
Run rp1 review workflows from automation and connect results back to pull requests.
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Team Onboarding
Help new team members get productive quickly with generated knowledge bases and orientation documentation.
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Scaling with Teams
Standardize how teammates use rp1 workflows, reviews, and shared project context.
Learning Path¶
New to rp1? Use the top-level navigation as a job router:
flowchart TB
START[Get Started] --> SHIP[Ship Code]
SHIP --> REVIEW[Review PRs]
REVIEW --> AUTO[Automate CI]
AUTO --> TEAM[Teams]
SHIP --> ARCADE[Monitor in Arcade]
REVIEW --> ARCADE
- Get Started - Install rp1, initialize a project, and run a first workflow
- Ship Code - Learn the main implementation path, then branch to Project Bootstrap or Bug Investigation
- Review PRs - Run a review, inspect results, and address feedback
- Automate CI - Move repeatable PR checks into automation
- Teams - Help teammates adopt shared workflows and project context
Guide Philosophy¶
rp1 guides are designed to be:
- Practical - Real tasks you'll actually do
- Complete - Start to finish, no gaps
- Platform-aware - Invocation patterns for Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex
- Checkpoint-driven - Verify progress at each step
Host syntax
Claude Code uses /skill, OpenCode uses /rp1-plugin-skill, and Codex
uses $rp1-plugin-skill.