Feature development pipeline — 26 skills from idea to merged PR: brainstorming, PRD, UX spec, implementation planning, autonomous execution, testing, docs, and retrospective.
Use this agent to review a complete feature's code holistically after all deliverables are implemented. Reads all .claude/rules/ conventions, checks the full diff for cross-deliverable concerns (naming consistency, duplication, integration gaps), and produces a structured report. Dispatched by execute-tasks after all deliverables pass per-deliverable reviews. Examples: <example>Context: execute-tasks has completed all deliverables and per-deliverable reviews passed. user: "Run holistic code review for the reservations feature" assistant: "Dispatching the code-reviewer agent with all changed files and convention rules" <commentary>The code reviewer checks the FULL feature diff, catching cross-deliverable issues that per-deliverable quality-reviewer cannot see.</commentary></example>
Final holistic DESIGN audit of the whole feature's UI after code review. Runs the refactoring-ui-reviewer skill across every visual component, outputs prioritized findings (🔴 Critical / 🟡 Important / 🟢 Nitpick) with rule citations + file:line. Pairs with a fix-all loop. Mirrors code-reviewer/test-reviewer but for visual design.
Use this agent to implement a single task or deliverable from an implementation plan. The agent reads project conventions from .claude/rules/, implements the spec, writes tests, self-reviews, and reports status. Examples: <example>Context: The execute-tasks skill is dispatching tasks from an implementation plan. user: "Implement D3: Create the reservation card component with hook" assistant: "Dispatching the implementer agent with the full deliverable spec and relevant convention files" <commentary>The implementer agent receives one isolated task with conventions injected, implements it, and reports back.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User wants a specific piece of code built following project conventions. user: "Build the extend reservation dialog following the spec in the PRD" assistant: "Let me dispatch the implementer agent with the spec and your project conventions" <commentary>Can be used standalone outside the pipeline for any implementation task that needs convention compliance.</commentary></example>
Use this agent to review code against project conventions from .claude/rules/. Reads convention files dynamically, checks code quality and architecture patterns, tags findings as TRIVIAL (auto-fixable) or ARCHITECTURAL (needs human decision). Examples: <example>Context: The execute-tasks skill dispatches this after spec compliance passes. user: "Review code quality for D3" assistant: "Dispatching the quality-reviewer agent with the changed files and relevant convention rules" <commentary>The quality reviewer reads the convention files, then checks every line of changed code against them.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User wants a convention audit on code they wrote. user: "Check if my new hook follows our conventions" assistant: "Let me dispatch the quality reviewer to check your code against the project rules" <commentary>Can be used standalone for any convention compliance check. Reads .claude/rules/ dynamically.</commentary></example>
Use this agent to verify that an implementation matches its specification. Reads the actual code (never trusts the implementer's report), produces a compliance matrix, and flags missing requirements or scope creep. Examples: <example>Context: An implementer agent just completed a task and the execute-tasks skill needs to verify compliance. user: "Review spec compliance for D3: reservation card component" assistant: "Dispatching the spec-reviewer agent to verify the implementation matches the deliverable spec" <commentary>The spec reviewer independently reads the code and compares it line by line against the spec requirements.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User manually implemented something and wants to check it matches the PRD. user: "Check if what I built matches the PRD requirements" assistant: "Let me dispatch the spec reviewer to compare your implementation against the PRD" <commentary>Can be used standalone to verify any implementation against any spec document.</commentary></example>
Finalize a feature — run tests, build, and present options for committing, creating a PR, or discarding. Use when user says "finish", "wrap up", "done", "create PR", "merge", or wants to finalize their work on a feature.
Write tests for TruckBays features using Vitest, React Testing Library, and MSW v2. Use when writing tests, adding test coverage, or setting up testing infrastructure.
Scaffold shared infrastructure projects — providers, hooks, layout components, i18n, config/theme. Use when the project builds reusable plumbing in shared/, or when user says "scaffold shared", "create provider", "setup layout".
Execute an implementation plan using autonomous subagents. Reads the plan from plan-implementation, dispatches implementer + reviewer agents per deliverable, handles smart triage. Use when user says "execute the plan", "build it", "start implementing", or after plan-implementation completes.
Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like "how do I do X", "find a skill for X", "is there a skill that can...", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.
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A complete feature development pipeline for Claude Code — 22 skills that take you from a rough idea to a merged PR.
Claude Skills is a composable skill library that turns Claude Code into a structured development partner. Instead of ad-hoc prompting, each skill enforces a specific workflow — brainstorming before coding, specs before implementation, tests before shipping.
The skills connect into a 9-step pipeline that covers the full lifecycle of a feature: exploring ideas, writing requirements, designing UX (with embedded test matrix), planning implementation, autonomous execution with subagents, testing, documentation, and finalization.
Core principles:
brainstorm(0) --> generate-prd(1) --> prd-clarifier(2) --> prd-to-ux(3)
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v v
plan-implementation(4) --> execute-tasks(5)
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generate-feature-doc(7) <-- frontend-testing(6)
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v
finish-feature(8)
| Phase | Steps | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Explore & Design | 0-4 | Human-in-the-loop (you drive design decisions) |
| Build | 5 | Autonomous (subagents execute, smart triage on findings) |
| Validate & Ship | 6-8 | Human-in-the-loop (testing, docs, merge) |
Invoke individual skills directly, or follow the pipeline order for a full feature build.
Each skill produces an artifact that the next skill consumes:
| Step | Skill | Produces | Consumed by |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | /brainstorm | Validated idea + approach | /generate-prd |
| 1 | /generate-prd | PRD.md (requirements doc) | /prd-clarifier |
| 2 | /prd-clarifier | Refined PRD (ambiguities resolved) | /prd-to-ux |
| 3 | /prd-to-ux | UX-spec.md (9 passes inc. test matrix) | /plan-implementation, /frontend-testing (later) |
| 4 | /plan-implementation | Implementation plan (ordered deliverables) | /execute-tasks |
| 5 | /execute-tasks | Working code (built by agents) | /frontend-testing |
| 6 | /frontend-testing | Test files | /generate-feature-doc |
| 7 | /generate-feature-doc | README.md for the feature | /finish-feature |
| 8 | /finish-feature | Commit / PR / merge | — |
/execute-tasks is the autonomous build phase. It reads the implementation plan from step 4 and dispatches subagents — each agent gets a fresh context with only its task spec and relevant convention files.
execute-tasks (orchestrator)
│
├── For each deliverable in the plan:
│ │
│ ├── 1. Implementer agent ──── builds the code
│ │ uses /create-feature (domain modules)
│ │ uses /create-infrastructure (shared plumbing)
│ │
│ ├── 2. Spec reviewer agent ── verifies code matches the spec
│ │
│ ├── 3. Quality reviewer agent ── checks project conventions
│ │ reads .claude/rules/ files
│ │
│ └── 4. Test reviewer agent ── checks test quality (if tests exist)
│
└── Build verification ──── runs pnpm build to catch type errors
How /create-feature and /create-infrastructure fit in: The implementation plan (step 4) classifies each deliverable as either a domain feature (entities, API, CRUD) or shared infrastructure (providers, hooks, layouts). When the implementer agent builds a deliverable, it follows the scaffolding patterns from /create-feature or /create-infrastructure depending on the type.
Agent model selection: Simple deliverables (1-2 files, clear spec) use a fast model. Complex ones (3+ files, integration concerns) use a more capable model. If an agent gets stuck, it's automatically re-dispatched with a stronger model before escalating to you.
Review triage:
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