Guide · 8 min

Make your first delivery with Symfo.

Open a Git project, frame a small objective, follow the workstreams and review the outcome before integrating.

In this article

Objective

Complete a small, verifiable change through the full plan, delegate, follow and review cycle. The goal is to learn the flow, not maximize parallelism.

Before you begin

Use a Git project you can change, confirm that at least one supported CLI is installed and authenticated, and know the command that validates the change.

Commit or consciously preserve existing edits. This keeps the delivery diff readable and prevents your work from being mistaken for the new task.

1. Define a small outcome

Describe an observable outcome: a UI state, a corrected test or updated documentation. Include the files in scope and the expected verification.

Avoid beginning with a broad redesign. A good first delivery fits into a few workstreams and can be reviewed from end to end.

2. Follow without micromanaging

Watch scope, model, state and reports in the app view. Step in for a real dependency, a human decision or the risk of two workstreams editing the same area.

Token use and limits help choose the next action, but never replace reading the result.

3. Review and integrate

Read the report, inspect the diff and run the stated verification. Confirm that the commit contains only the delegated scope before bringing it into the coordinating branch.

Expected result

You finish with a traceable change, a reviewed commit and a concrete sense of where the conductor coordinates and where your decision remains necessary.