develop-feature

Automating end-to-end feature development uses a multi-agent workflow to select GitHub issues, plan implementation, build with subagents, deploy to staging, and validate with browser testing. It orchestrates the entire lifecycle from issue selection to marking readiness for main.

Autonomous agents plan, build, and validate features by coordinating a planner agent with a swarm of builder subagents. They execute static checks, deploy to staging, and run real browser scenarios to ensure production readiness before merging to main.

Maintaining an audit trail during multi-agent feature development is handled by logging every step and decision as comments on the corresponding GitHub issue. This provides full traceability for planning, building, and validation actions.

Validating staged features with browser testing involves deploying changes to staging and running automated real browser scenarios. The system debugs failures automatically and only marks the feature ready for main when validation succeeds.

Automated feature development works directly with GitHub issue tracking by selecting issues and using traceable labels for lifecycle management. It manages the workflow from open to merged main while cleaning up labels upon completion.

To start an autonomous workflow for a specific GitHub issue, issue the command /develop-feature followed by the issue number, such as /develop-feature #42. The system then autonomously handles planning, building, and validation.