feature-implementation

Automated feature implementation orchestrates the entire workflow by spawning specialized agents for planning, coding, testing, refactoring, and documentation, enforcing mandatory phase gates and build verification to ensure quality and traceability across the project.

Standard, TDD, and BDD workflows represent different testing-driven approaches to feature development. The orchestration system allows you to select a workflow and automatically manages the subsequent phases, ensuring build verification and documentation regardless of the chosen methodology.

Enforcing quality gates during feature development requires mandatory phase gates and automated build verification. The workflow orchestrates specialized agents for each phase, ensuring no stage is skipped before moving to refactoring, UX reviews, or documentation.

Yes, test-driven development automation is explicitly supported for from-scratch feature work. The workflow spans planning, implementation, testing, refactoring, and documentation, automatically spawning specialized agents for each phase to ensure build verification.

Automated phase gates are needed when you require strict traceability and quality assurance across planning, coding, testing, and documentation. They prevent progression to subsequent specialized agent phases until mandatory build verification is successfully completed.

Handling UX reviews and refactoring in automated workflows is managed by spawning dedicated specialized agents for these phases. The orchestration enforces phase gates, ensuring refactoring and UX evaluations occur only after successful coding and testing verification.