build-unplanned-feature

Feature development from a vague idea requires automated requirement gathering and task scoping. This skill orchestrates end-to-end implementation, aligning architecture and enforcing project context to transform descriptions into shippable features.

TDD-based implementation within a git worktree workflow isolates feature changes in a dedicated branch. The system coordinates test-driven coding and multi-agent validation, ensuring structured handoffs before merging back to the base branch.

Automating architectural alignment and requirement gathering involves coordinating task scoping with project context and naming conventions. This skill enforces these constraints automatically, guiding development from concept to a ready-to-merge state.

Multi-agent validation verifies feature implementation before merging to the base branch. It operates within a controlled worktree workflow, running TDD-based checks and enforcing structured handoffs to ensure the feature meets project standards.

This feature development workflow does not require predefined tasks or existing task definitions. It automates end-to-end orchestration directly from a feature description, handling requirement gathering and task scoping automatically.

Avoid automated end-to-end feature development orchestration if your project lacks clear architectural conventions or if the feature description is too ambiguous for automated requirement gathering and multi-agent validation to enforce context accurately.