bf-implement

To automate implementing an approved plan in a brownfield project, you can use a skill that reads task context from next-task.json, tasks.json, and spec.txt, executes the plan steps, runs tests, and generates an implementation digest.

An implementation digest is a formal record capturing what was built, what changed, how to verify, and what to look for. You need one when applying an approved plan to ensure traceability of changes and verification in brownfield workflows.

You can execute a planned task and generate a digest by reading brownfield progress files, applying the approved plan step by step, running any existing test suites, and then creating a digest using the create-digest skill.

Yes, brownfield implementation requires user confirmation before finalizing progress. The workflow interacts with the user to confirm satisfactory results after executing the plan and writing the implementation digest.

Before automating brownfield task implementation, you need to set up .aw/brownfield-progress/next-task.json, .aw/brownfield-progress/tasks.json, and .aw/brownfield-progress/spec.txt to provide the necessary task context and approved plan.

Yes, you can run tests automatically as part of an implementation workflow. If a test suite exists, the automation executes it after applying the approved plan steps and collects the results for the implementation digest.