implement

Step-by-step feature implementation requires loading the relevant subsystem recipe first. This skill coordinates the process by generating per-step tasks from the recipe and enforcing strict execution order with verification before proceeding.

A subsystem recipe is a guided workflow that defines the exact steps needed to modify specific parts of the SMG repository. The implement skill loads the correct recipe based on detected signals like CLI flags or routing changes before any code is written.

Yes, you can fix bugs and modify behavior using this task-management workflow. The skill applies its step-by-step execution process to SMG tasks, generating individual tasks for each recipe step and verifying progress before moving forward.

Verification works by enforcing strict execution checks after each generated task in the loaded recipe. The skill ensures progress is verified at every step before allowing the workflow to proceed to the next coding task or the final quality gate.

Yes, detecting signals like CLI flags, config, or routing changes is necessary before creating an implementation plan. The skill uses these detected signals to route your work to the correct subsystem recipe and generate accurate per-step tasks.

After completing step-by-step feature implementation, the workflow chains to the smg:contribute quality gate. This final quality gate bridges your coding activity to the project's contribution workflow to ensure standards are met.