myna-dev-build-prompt

This skill generates self-contained autonomous execution prompts by deriving a ready-to-run prompt file from a design brief and repository structure, enabling a fresh Claude Code session to implement changes and push to a feature branch without human intervention.

A built-in review loop is an iterative quality mechanism where the autonomous execution prompt orchestrates subagents to perform review rounds, ensuring correctness and verifying changes before reporting completion and pushing to a feature branch.

You provide a design brief and repository structure to an autonomous prompt generation skill, which then derives the execution prompt, plans the feature branch rollout, and outputs a run log template alongside a final summary for PR review.

Yes, you can achieve autonomous implementation in Claude Code by generating a self-contained execution prompt that orchestrates subagents to implement changes, update documentation, review its own work, and push to a feature branch automatically.

Autonomous code rollout requires a ready-to-run prompt file, a run log template to track execution, and a final summary that captures the implemented changes for PR review, all generated from a design brief and repository structure.

You should avoid using autonomous execution prompts when you lack a clear design brief or repository structure, as the prompt derivation, branch planning, and built-in review loops require these inputs to correctly orchestrate subagents and verify changes.