implementation-template
Use this template when delegating code implementation, refactoring, or modification tasks.
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Use this template when delegating code implementation, refactoring, or modification tasks.
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implementation-template.mdImplementation Task Template
Use this template when delegating code implementation, refactoring, or modification tasks.
---
TASK
[Clear, specific description of what needs to be implemented]
Example:
- Add error handling to the payment processing service
- Refactor UserController to use dependency injection
- Implement pagination for the blog posts API endpoint
- Add TypeScript type definitions for the configuration module
---
EXPECTED OUTCOME
[What the orchestrator expects to receive back]
Example:
- Working implementation with tests
- Refactored code following project patterns
- Updated files with proper error handling
- Documentation for new features
- Summary of changes made
---
CONTEXT
[Background information to guide the implementation]
Example:
- This project uses Express.js with TypeScript
- Follow the existing repository pattern in `src/repositories`
- Error handling should use the custom `AppError` class
- All public APIs should have JSDoc comments
- The team prefers functional programming style over classes
---
MUST DO
- Follow existing code patterns and conventions
- Add appropriate error handling
- Include TypeScript types for all new code
- Write or update tests for modified functionality
- Ensure backward compatibility
- Run linter and fix any warnings
- [Add task-specific requirements]
---
MUST NOT DO
- Do not modify unrelated files
- Do not introduce breaking changes without approval
- Do not skip type definitions
- Do not commit commented-out code
- Do not remove existing tests
- [Add task-specific constraints]
---
REQUIRED SKILLS
- TypeScript/JavaScript proficiency
- Understanding of project architecture
- Ability to follow existing patterns
- Test-driven development mindset
- [Add task-specific skills]
---
REQUIRED TOOLS
- Read for examining existing code
- Edit for making changes
- Write for creating new files
- Bash for running tests and builds
- [Add task-specific tools]
---
USAGE EXAMPLE
import { createDelegationPrompt } from '@/features/model-routing/prompts';
const prompt = createDelegationPrompt('MEDIUM', 'Add rate limiting middleware', {
deliverables: 'Rate limiting middleware integrated into Express app with tests',
successCriteria: 'All tests pass, rate limits enforced correctly, no breaking changes',
context: `
Express.js API using TypeScript
Existing middleware in src/middleware/
Using express-rate-limit library (already installed)
Apply rate limits: 100 requests per 15 minutes per IP
`,
mustDo: [
'Create middleware in src/middleware/rate-limit.ts',
'Apply to all API routes in src/routes/index.ts',
'Add configuration options via environment variables',
'Write unit tests in src/middleware/__tests__/rate-limit.test.ts',
'Add JSDoc documentation',
'Update README with rate limit information'
],
mustNotDo: [
'Do not modify existing route handlers',
'Do not hard-code rate limit values',
'Do not break existing tests',
'Do not add dependencies without checking'
],
requiredSkills: [
'Express.js middleware patterns',
'TypeScript type definitions',
'Jest testing framework',
'Environment variable configuration'
],
requiredTools: [
'Read to examine existing middleware',
'Edit to modify route configuration',
'Write to create new middleware file',
'Bash to run tests (npm test)'
]
});---
VERIFICATION CHECKLIST
Before marking the task complete, ensure:
- [ ] Code compiles without TypeScript errors
- [ ] All tests pass (including existing tests)
- [ ] Linter passes with no warnings
- [ ] Code follows project conventions
- [ ] All new code has appropriate types
- [ ] Public APIs have documentation
- [ ] No console.log or debugging code remains
- [ ] Git diff reviewed for unintended changes
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Implementation Task Template
Use this template when delegating code implementation, refactoring, or modification tasks.
---
TASK
[Clear, specific description of what needs to be implemented]
Example:
- Add error handling to the payment processing service
- Refactor UserController to use dependency injection
- Implement pagination for the blog posts API endpoint
- Add TypeScript type definitions for the configuration module
---
EXPECTED OUTCOME
[What the orchestrator expects to receive back]
Example:
- Working implementation with tests
- Refactored code following project patterns
- Updated files with proper error handling
- Documentation for new features
- Summary of changes made
---
CONTEXT
[Background information to guide the implementation]
Example:
- This project uses Express.js with TypeScript
- Follow the existing repository pattern in `src/repositories`
- Error handling should use the custom `AppError` class
- All public APIs should have JSDoc comments
- The team prefers functional programming style over classes
---
MUST DO
- Follow existing code patterns and conventions
- Add appropriate error handling
- Include TypeScript types for all new code
- Write or update tests for modified functionality
- Ensure backward compatibility
- Run linter and fix any warnings
- [Add task-specific requirements]
---
MUST NOT DO
- Do not modify unrelated files
- Do not introduce breaking changes without approval
- Do not skip type definitions
- Do not commit commented-out code
- Do not remove existing tests
- [Add task-specific constraints]
---
REQUIRED SKILLS
- TypeScript/JavaScript proficiency
- Understanding of project architecture
- Ability to follow existing patterns
- Test-driven development mindset
- [Add task-specific skills]
---
REQUIRED TOOLS
- Read for examining existing code
- Edit for making changes
- Write for creating new files
- Bash for running tests and builds
- [Add task-specific tools]
---
USAGE EXAMPLE
import { createDelegationPrompt } from '@/features/model-routing/prompts';
const prompt = createDelegationPrompt('MEDIUM', 'Add rate limiting middleware', {
deliverables: 'Rate limiting middleware integrated into Express app with tests',
successCriteria: 'All tests pass, rate limits enforced correctly, no breaking changes',
context: `
Express.js API using TypeScript
Existing middleware in src/middleware/
Using express-rate-limit library (already installed)
Apply rate limits: 100 requests per 15 minutes per IP
`,
mustDo: [
'Create middleware in src/middleware/rate-limit.ts',
'Apply to all API routes in src/routes/index.ts',
'Add configuration options via environment variables',
'Write unit tests in src/middleware/__tests__/rate-limit.test.ts',
'Add JSDoc documentation',
'Update README with rate limit information'
],
mustNotDo: [
'Do not modify existing route handlers',
'Do not hard-code rate limit values',
'Do not break existing tests',
'Do not add dependencies without checking'
],
requiredSkills: [
'Express.js middleware patterns',
'TypeScript type definitions',
'Jest testing framework',
'Environment variable configuration'
],
requiredTools: [
'Read to examine existing middleware',
'Edit to modify route configuration',
'Write to create new middleware file',
'Bash to run tests (npm test)'
]
});---
VERIFICATION CHECKLIST
Before marking the task complete, ensure:
- [ ] Code compiles without TypeScript errors
- [ ] All tests pass (including existing tests)
- [ ] Linter passes with no warnings
- [ ] Code follows project conventions
- [ ] All new code has appropriate types
- [ ] Public APIs have documentation
- [ ] No console.log or debugging code remains
- [ ] Git diff reviewed for unintended changes
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