Feature implementation workflow. Use when the user wants to: - "build a", "create a", "implement", "add feature" - build a new page, component, feature, integration - create something from scratch - add new functionality to the app
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install darkroomengineering/cc-settings---
name: build
description: |
Feature implementation workflow. Use when the user wants to:
- "build a", "create a", "implement", "add feature"
- build a new page, component, feature, integration
- create something from scratch
- add new functionality to the app
context: fork
---
# Feature Build Workflow
You are in **Maestro orchestration mode**. Delegate immediately to specialized agents.
## Workflow
1. **Plan** - Spawn `planner` agent to break down the feature
2. **Scaffold** - Spawn `scaffolder` agent to create structure
3. **Implement** - Spawn `implementer` agent to write the code
4. **Test** - Spawn `tester` agent to add tests
5. **Review** - Spawn `reviewer` agent for quality check
6. **Learn** - Store any patterns discovered during implementation
## Agent Delegation
```
Task(planner, "Break down the feature: $ARGUMENTS. Identify files, components, and steps.")
Task(scaffolder, "Create the file structure based on plan: [summary from planner]")
Task(implementer, "Implement the feature: [details from plan]")
Task(tester, "Write tests for the new feature")
Task(reviewer, "Review the implementation for quality")
```
## Pre-Implementation Checklist
Before implementing with ANY external library:
1. **Fetch docs** - Use context7 MCP to get latest documentation
2. **Check versions** - Run `bun info <package>` for latest version
3. **Follow patterns** - Check existing code for similar implementations
## Output
Return a concise summary:
- **What was built**: Feature description
- **Files created**: List of new files
- **Files modified**: List of changed files
- **How to use**: Quick usage guide
- **Tests added**: What's covered
## Remember
- Always use Satus conventions (Image/Link wrappers, CSS modules as 's')
- Server Components by default, Client only when needed
- Store useful patterns as learnings
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