feature-implementation

Automated feature implementation orchestrates the entire lifecycle from requirements capture to pull request delivery using the WHY/WHAT/HOW framework. It coordinates specialized agents through context mapping, design, test-driven implementation, and verification.

The WHY/WHAT/HOW framework structures feature development by defining intent, scope, and execution. It guides workflow phases including context mapping, requirements gathering, design, test-driven implementation, and verification to ensure high-quality delivery.

Workflow automation can manage complex feature implementation like a user authentication flow across backend services, frontend components, and database schemas. It enforces quality gates and delivers structured outputs for each phase.

Test-driven implementation is integrated into agile development workflows through defined phases. The process captures requirements, designs the solution, implements code, verifies quality gates, and delivers the final pull request.

Coordinating specialized agents for feature implementation is handled by orchestrating defined workflow phases. The system manages context mapping, enforces quality gates, and provides structured outputs to guide each persona through the development cycle.

No specific dependencies are required to manage context mapping and requirements capture for feature delivery. The skill operates independently using internal scripts and references to orchestrate the end-to-end workflow.