add-feature

To add major OhMyCode features like hooks or MCP support, this Skill maps the request into the project structure, proposes architecture-aware designs, and implements changes with a test-driven workflow.

The best way to implement new CLI commands safely is through minimal surgical code changes guided by architecture planning, ensuring the module graph and existing conventions remain intact.

Yes, you need to read the development guide before coding multi-session management to ensure your changes match OhMyCode's dependency graph, conventions, and commit style.

Yes, you can use test-driven development to build a plugin system by writing failing tests first, making minimal code changes, and running full regression checks throughout the implementation.

You need architecture-aware design for feature development when requests go beyond existing tools or providers, requiring changes to the core codebase to expose new interfaces or modify existing modules.

Updating documentation when the module graph changes is required because adding core capabilities alters existing module relationships, and documentation keeps the architecture-aware design consistent for future development.