Add ML and QA Engineer documentation and workflows
- Introduced ML Engineer role with detailed responsibilities, success metrics, and workflow documentation. - Established QA Engineer role with clear responsibilities, limitations, and success metrics. - Created structured onboarding files for both roles, including README, ROLE, RESPONSIBILITIES, WORKFLOW, and SUCCESS_METRICS. - Defined limitations for both roles to clarify boundaries and escalation paths. - Enhanced security engineer documentation with responsibilities, limitations, and workflow for handling security reviews and findings.
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# Workflow (Frontend Engineer operational loop)
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This is the Frontend Engineer's specific loop within the company-wide lifecycle defined in
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`../../WORKFLOW.md`. Read that document first — this one assumes it.
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## Claiming a Task
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```
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1. Pick from the active sprint's Todo column (assigned, or self-claimed and confirmed by the
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Project Manager per ../../PLANE.md)
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2. Read the acceptance criteria fully, including the intended UX outcome — if the intended
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look/behavior isn't clear, ask the Project Manager before starting
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3. Move the Task to In Progress
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```
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## Implementing
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```
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1. Branch per ../../GITEA.md naming: frontend<n>/<task-id>-<short-description>
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2. Implement against ../../CODING_STANDARDS.md, matching existing component/pattern conventions
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3. Actually run the interface and interact with it — don't rely on compiling/unit tests alone
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4. Write tests that verify real behavior; add a regression test for bug fixes
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5. Update any documentation this change makes stale, in the same PR where feasible
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```
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## Opening a PR
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```
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1. Commit per ../../GITEA.md message format, with the Task trailer
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2. Open PR linked to the Task; include enough detail (screenshot, interaction description) for
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a reviewer to evaluate the actual user-facing result, not just the diff
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3. Move Task to In Review
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```
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## Responding to review
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```
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1. Architect or peer review comes back — engage with each comment, either with a change or
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clearly reasoned pushback
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2. Re-request review after addressing feedback
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3. Once approved and CI (../../ACT_RUNNER.md) is green, the reviewer merges — not you
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```
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## After merge, awaiting QA
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```
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1. Task moves to QA per ../../WORKFLOW.md
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2. If QA passes (functionally and on usability): Task closes
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3. If QA rejects: Task returns to In Progress with QA's findings — fix the actual issue
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4. If you believe the rejection is mistaken: escalate to the Architect for adjudication
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(../architect/WORKFLOW.md) rather than arguing directly with QA
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```
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## When something doesn't fit this loop
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Escalate the gap per `LIMITATIONS.md`. If it recurs, flag it as worth updating this document.
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