run-feature-workflow

Automating feature development requires loading project configurations, reading authoritative documents, determining risk levels, and running tests. This workflow executes deterministically based on feature specifications and configuration files to ensure spec-to-implementation alignment.

Spec-to-implementation diff checking enforces consistency between feature specifications and written code. You need it when developing new features to verify the final implementation matches the original spec requirements before proceeding further in the development lifecycle.

Running a feature workflow requires passing a specific feature_id as input for targeted execution. The system then loads project configurations, reads specifications, applies execution principles, runs tests, and performs spec-implementation diff checks automatically.

Risk-based planning adapts the level of planning detail according to the assessed risk level of the feature. The workflow determines risk levels during execution and adjusts the planning approach accordingly to ensure appropriate verification.

Integrated testing runs tests and automatically triggers bug fixing workflows when failures occur. This ensures that test failures are addressed immediately within the feature development lifecycle before final spec-implementation alignment checks.

Deterministic feature workflow automation relies heavily on predefined configuration files and feature specifications. It requires a valid feature_id input and depends on authoritative documents, meaning it cannot handle ad-hoc development tasks or features lacking formal specifications.