code-architecture

To generate an implementation blueprint, provide a feature description, exploration findings, and a design approach. The system dispatches a dedicated agent that plans files to create or modify, maps data flow, identifies risks, and defines a testing strategy.

An architectural design plan includes the files to create or modify, data flow mappings, potential risks, and a testing strategy. It coordinates these elements to produce a structured implementation blueprint for the requested feature.

You need architectural planning when a feature requires detailed data flow mapping, risk identification, and a testing strategy. It serves as the canonical entry point for design tasks before implementation begins.

You plan files and data flow by submitting a feature description along with exploration findings. A code-architect agent processes these inputs to output a structured blueprint detailing file modifications and data movement.

This skill is not designed for standalone use. It serves as the canonical entry point for architectural design and is invoked by other skills like feature-dev or codebase-analysis to produce implementation blueprints.

You need to provide a feature description, exploration findings from the codebase, and a design approach. These inputs allow the dispatched agent to generate a detailed blueprint covering file planning, data flow, risks, and testing.