feature-builder

To orchestrate a frontend feature pipeline, provide a PRD text to trigger automated routing through task-breakdown, Figma mapping, API mapping, and design-system audits for code generation. The pipeline enforces structured handoffs and checkpoint-based reviews to validate progress incrementally.

Yes, the PRD-to-code workflow accepts partial inputs like missing Figma or API docs. It handles incomplete data by guiding further collection to ensure a deterministic workflow without requiring manual task stitching before proceeding.

Task breakdown validation enforces workflow guardrails by triggering checkpoints to confirm progress before moving to the next step. This structured handoff process ensures robust design-system decisions support downstream code generation and QA.

Automating PRD task breakdown is best handled by routing inputs through a dedicated PRD-taskbreaker subskill within an orchestrated pipeline. This generates a structured implementation plan and enforces validation before any design-system decisions are applied.

No, a complete design system is not strictly required to generate an implementation plan. The pipeline performs a design-system audit during the process, making robust design decisions to support code generation based on the available inputs.

You should avoid automated PRD orchestration if your project lacks a starting PRD text or requires non-standard handoffs outside the task-breakdown, Figma mapping, and API mapping workflow. It is designed for structured, checkpoint-based progress rather than ad-hoc task execution.