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Automate feature implementation by orchestrating design review, test-driven development, and coding. The workflow applies technical designs, architecture references, and test-first cycles to deliver single features end-to-end.

The RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle is a test-driven development workflow where you write tests before implementation, make them pass, and then refactor. This ensures design-aligned, minimal code.

Enforce YAGNI and KISS principles through DoR/DoD checks and governed scope quality. This prevents over-engineering by ensuring only minimal, design-aligned code is written for the requested feature.

This workflow is designed for single-feature delivery tasks in AI-powered integrated project environments. It applies strict DoR/DoD checks and test-first workflows to individual feature implementations rather than bulk project generation.

Automated feature implementation includes linting and tracing checks as part of its tooling standards. These quality gates are enforced alongside TDD and KISS/YAGNI principles to ensure robust, traceable code.

Test-first coding requires design review to guide implementation through learning from technical designs and architecture references. This ensures the written tests and final code align with the intended system architecture.