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To generate production-ready code from a high-level intent, you provide a clear user intent and the Skill produces clean working code artifacts that align with the project's established architecture and conventions.

Ensuring new code scaffolding matches existing architecture is done by applying disciplined automated workflows that generate scaffolding, interfaces, and test stubs adhering to established coding standards.

Yes, you can use automated workflows for refactoring and debugging across your codebase, as the process applies to building, modifying, refactoring, or debugging features while following architecture patterns.

Code generation works without adding new dependencies to your project, as the process operates independently to transform user intents into clean code artifacts that fit your current codebase.

Specification review matters before modifying existing components because it enforces discipline in following architecture patterns and automated workflows, ensuring new or modified components align correctly.