1. Describe the outcome
Tell DeepDone what you want to build, change, or fix. Plain language or an attached requirements file is enough.

DeepDone · End to end development with your coding agent
A skill for Codex and Claude Code. DeepDone plans, implements, verifies, and reviews the work. You approve the decisions.
Free · Open source (Apache-2.0) · One command to install
How it works
Tell DeepDone what you want to build, change, or fix. Plain language or an attached requirements file is enough.
It plans the work, updates the code, runs the relevant checks, and reviews the result.
You get the implementation, verification evidence, and any decisions that still need your input.
Install
Install DeepDone in the current project. Add -g to make it available to all your projects.
npx skills add lakesoftai/deepdone-agent-skills -s deepdone -a codexQuickstart
Codex
Use $deepdone skill to plan and implement end to end the following requirements:DeepDone will inspect the project, create a plan, implement the changes, run checks, and stop when your decision or approval is needed.
Workflow

Proof, not promises
This site was planned, built, and verified by DeepDone.
DeepDone enforces a gated workflow: plan, implement, verify, review. Each stage produces recorded evidence, progress is preserved so interrupted work resumes safely, and publishing actions stay behind your approval instead of an ad-hoc chat session.
Use it to build a feature, fix a bug, refactor code, or carry a set of requirements from planning to a verified implementation.
It stops, explains what needs a decision, and waits for you instead of guessing through an important choice.
No. Actions that publish or release work require your explicit approval.
Yes. DeepDone is free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license. You can read every instruction it gives your agent in the GitHub repository.
Describe the result you want. Let DeepDone move the work forward.
Free · Open source (Apache-2.0) · One command to install