From Requirement to git push : UC-TeamSpace x UC-TaskManager Work Pipeline Automation Demo

Why I Built This The reason I created a sub-agent called uc-taskmanager was simple: when I just gave instructions and handed off requirements, the only thing left after development was the code itself. There was no trace of what was analyzed, what decisions were made, or what was modified. Nothing was recorded. So I built a sub-agent that runs inside Claude Code, broke the process into stages, and made each stage produce deliverables as output. Then I realized — if this workflow only runs through the Claude Code CLI, it wouldn't be accessible to most people. So I thought: what if you could just enter a requirement, review it, approve it, and hit execute — and the sub-agent would run automatically, with all results recorded? That's how UC TeamSpace was born. There's still a long road ahead. I've already added a Specifier agent to uc-taskmanager that takes requirements written in plain human language and turns them into detailed specifications for review. But I haven't integrated that in