feature-implementation-runner

To execute approved phase plans into scoped code, use a runner that transforms approved plans into concrete artifacts while validating scope, enforcing allowed files, and updating tests and documentation.

Maintaining an audit trail during feature implementation requires a runner that automatically updates decisions, changelog, and audit evidence alongside scoped code or documentation changes.

Validate allowed files and stop conditions before generating code by applying a feature-implementation runner that checks the approved phase plan's scope and enforces boundaries prior to creating implementation artifacts.

Yes, you generate documentation updates and test files from an approved phase plan by running a feature-implementation executor that creates related artifacts and updates changelog evidence to reflect the implementation.

Yes, you need an approved phase plan to start scoped code changes because the feature-implementation runner requires validated scope, allowed files, and defined stop conditions to preserve authority boundaries.

Feature implementation requires preserving ClearIntent authority boundaries to ensure the generated code or documentation strictly aligns with the approved phase plan's scope, preventing unauthorized file modifications.