implement

Structured feature implementation is automated by enforcing a protocol pack with boot sequences, phased gating, and template loading to guide planning, execution, and debriefing. This process generates traceable artifacts including implementation plans, execution logs, and debrief documents.

Phased development gating is a protocol-driven mechanism that enforces alignment and risk mitigation by requiring explicit handoffs between planning, execution, and debrief stages. You need it for end-to-end builds requiring traceable, auditable outcomes and strict compliance with system directives.

To start a TDD workflow, prompt the system to initiate Phase 1 and explicitly select the TDD mode from the available options. The protocol then loads required templates and applies boot sequences to guide test-driven execution, logging, and phased handoffs.

Yes, the structured implementation approach supports custom development modes alongside TDD, General, and Experimentation options. Selecting Custom allows you to load required templates while maintaining governance, explicit gating, and auditable artifact generation throughout the build.

The best way to ensure traceability is to enforce a protocol pack that automatically generates implementation plans, execution logs, and debrief templates across all phases. This artifact generation guarantees that every development step is recorded and auditable.

Feature builds require explicit mode selection to enforce governance and apply the correct templates, boot sequences, and gating criteria for your chosen approach. This ensures role compliance, structured handoffs, and consistent artifact generation throughout the implementation lifecycle.