aif-implement

Automating code implementation from a development plan involves executing tasks sequentially while tracking progress and preserving session continuity. This Skill reads project context from markdown files and updates task statuses to ensure work resumes seamlessly across sessions.

Yes, resuming coding tasks automatically after a session break is possible through session persistence. The Skill saves progress, marks tasks as 'in_progress' or 'completed', and allows you to pick up exactly where you left off later.

For automated task execution in a development workflow, you need context files like DESCRIPTION.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, and RULES.md. The Skill reads these markdown files to ensure code is implemented according to project conventions.

Yes, sequential task execution includes post-completion workflows such as verification and documentation updates. It also handles task resumption and commit checkpoints to ensure code implementation tasks are fully completed and tracked.

Progress tracking when implementing code from a plan file works by updating task statuses via API calls and modifying plan checkboxes. The Skill marks tasks as 'in_progress' and 'completed' to maintain accurate development workflow records.

The best way to execute development tasks one by one from a markdown plan is to use a sequential execution Skill. It processes tasks defined in the plan file, handles commit checkpoints, and reads project context to ensure accurate code generation.