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Feature development requires an orchestrated workflow that spans exploration, specification, implementation, and verification. Using an end-to-end process with worktree isolation and subagents ensures consistent planning and safe validation before changes are applied.

You can prevent codebase drift by enforcing a multi-phase feature development workflow. This process requires user approval before execution, utilizing isolated work contexts and stepwise progress verification to maintain consistency across teams.

Automated feature workflows handle scope and dependency mapping by orchestrating multiple subagents during the exploration phase. This allows you to map risks, dependencies, and scope thoroughly before any implementation begins.

Yes, guarded feature development requires explicit user approval before execution. After the plan phase generates a specification, you must approve it before the workflow proceeds to implementation and verification phases.

Yes, worktree isolation provides a safe context for guarded implementation and stepwise progress verification. This approach runs checks and summarizes results within an isolated environment, recording decisions for future reuse without risking your main branch.

A structured feature development workflow requires completing distinct Explore, Spec, Implement, Verify, and Record phases. You must wait for user approval between planning and execution, which may introduce delays if immediate code changes are needed.