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To plan a feature addition, you must first clarify the contract and scope the smallest viable implementation before writing code. The feature is then verified through a defined testing process to ensure it works correctly before completion.

The best way to scope new software development features is to define a well-established contract and plan the smallest viable implementation. This approach prevents quick, unstructured implementation and ensures thorough verification of the added functionality.

You can automate adding new APIs and components by using a structured development workflow that enforces contract clarification, planning, and verification. This ensures any new endpoint or page is thoroughly tested before it is considered complete.

Yes, a well-defined contract is required to extend existing functionality. Clarifying the contract before development ensures the feature addition is properly scoped, planned, and verified, preventing unstructured code changes.

Verifying feature implementation before completion ensures the new functionality is thoroughly tested against the defined contract. This verification step prevents unverified code from entering your software development workflow and causing future issues.

Yes, you can use this approach to add endpoints, pages, or components to software. The workflow focuses on clarifying the contract, planning the implementation, and verifying the feature addition before it is marked complete.