implementation

Automating plan execution involves loading a stored plan, interpreting each step, reusing existing project structure, and validating changes with tests. This Skill executes that workflow by applying conventions and updating session memory upon completion.

Session memory stores the project plan and tracks implementation progress. The Skill loads the next step from session memory, writes the code changes, runs validation tests, and then updates the memory to reflect completion.

Yes, this Skill applies to writing code, adding endpoints or services, modifying behavior, writing tests, and configuring infrastructure. It automates these tasks by following stored plans and enforcing project conventions.

To ensure consistency, this Skill references conventions and package maps during code generation. It reuses existing components and project structure to minimize changes and maintains alignment with established patterns.

Yes, a stored plan in session memory is required. The Skill functions by loading the plan, interpreting each step sequentially, and turning those steps into concrete code changes validated by tests.

Skipping component reuse causes inconsistency with project conventions. The Skill enforces referencing package maps and existing structures to minimize changes, ensuring generated code integrates properly and passes validation tests.