implement-task

Automate task implementation by pulling tasks from a plan, creating feature branches, delegating code implementation, opening pull requests, and deploying to a development environment. The workflow requires git, GitHub actions, and repository access to manage branches and deployments.

Branch creation works by automatically generating a fix or feature branch for the specific task being implemented. This isolates code changes before they are reviewed and merged into the development branch via a pull request.

Yes, you need GitHub actions and git to automate pull requests and deployment. The task implementation workflow relies on these tools for branch management, opening pull requests to the development branch, and deploying changes.

To start the automated task implementation process, simply say "Implement the next task." This triggers the workflow to retrieve the next task from your implementation plan and proceed with branch creation and code review.

The best way is to delegate code implementation to subagents, then automatically open a pull request to the development branch. This automated workflow ensures code changes are reviewed and deployed to the development environment before user feedback.

You receive feedback after the automated workflow completes deployment to the development environment. The feedback loop informs you once the code implementation, pull request, and deployment phases are finished.