orchestrate-implement

Automated code implementation from a structured plan is executed by applying bounded task constraints to an implementer agent. This ensures all specified development workflow steps are followed consistently without manual coding.

Plan-based development is a workflow where an implementer agent executes code changes strictly from a predefined plan. It prevents task overreach by executing only the specified bounded tasks, ensuring controlled feature updates or bug fixes.

Executing bounded tasks requires providing a detailed implementation plan that defines explicit boundaries. The automated coding agent will execute only the specified tasks in the plan, preventing overreach and maintaining strict control over the codebase.

Yes, a detailed implementation plan is required before starting automated coding. The workflow applies to development scenarios where a structured plan is already prepared, serving as the bounded input for the implementer agent to execute changes.

The best way to apply a markdown plan for feature updates is to pass the plan file directly to the implementation workflow. The automated coding agent will read the structured plan and execute the specified code changes across the codebase.

No, automated coding for bug fixes requires specified task boundaries to prevent overreach. Bounded task execution ensures the implementer agent only modifies code explicitly defined in the structured plan, maintaining control over the development workflow.