/implement
Implement a feature from specification through a structured development workflow.
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/implement
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What this command does when you run it.
Implement a feature from specification through a structured development workflow.
Command definition
implement.mdImplement a feature from specification through a structured development workflow.
Steps
1. Understand the feature requirements: 2. Create a feature branch: 3. Design the implementation: 4. Implement incrementally: 5. Write tests alongside the implementation: 6. Self-review the implementation: 7. Create a PR with a clear description.
Format
Feature: <name> Branch: feat/<name> Files Created: <list> Files Modified: <list>
Rules
- Never implement without understanding requirements first.
- Write tests before or alongside code, not after.
- Keep commits small and focused on one aspect.
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