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Automating code generation for new features involves processing user requirements through a structured workflow that plans, implements, and reviews code artifacts to ensure they follow your project's existing architecture, patterns, and conventions.

Automating bug fixing and refactoring safely requires a workflow that processes your intent, implements clean working code, and reviews it against your established project patterns and readiness standards to maintain architectural consistency.

Yes, you can use this code generation workflow to implement a user authentication feature by generating the necessary backend and frontend code, including tests, while automatically following your project's established conventions.

An automated development workflow handles intent clarification by processing user requirements through a series of defined steps, ensuring strict adherence to scope and readiness standards before producing the final code artifacts.

You need to provide user requirements or user stories, such as those in an attached document, so the code modification assistant can follow your existing project architecture, patterns, and conventions accurately during implementation.