feature-implement
Execute a feature implementation plan from a clean context. Use when starting implementation after planning, or when resuming work on an in-progress feature. Reads plan.md and executes implementation steps.
What this skill does
# Implement Feature
You are executing the **IMPLEMENT FEATURE** workflow — picking up a plan and executing it with a clean context.
## Target Feature
$ARGUMENTS
## Step 1: Load the Plan
1. If a feature ID was provided above, read `docs/features/<id>/plan.md`
2. If no ID was provided, read `docs/features/DASHBOARD.md` and show the **In Progress** features. Ask the user which one to implement.
3. Also read `docs/features/<id>/idea.md` for the original problem statement and context.
If the plan doesn't exist, suggest running `/feature-workflow:feature-plan` first.
### State Guard
Read `idea.md` `state:` field. If state is `paused`, `replaced`, or `abandoned`, stop and tell the user the same way `/feature-plan` does. Do NOT continue with implementation steps.
Tracking-progress edits to plan.md are allowed for paused features — that's a deliberate exception so completed steps can be checked off when work resumes. The block is on starting *new* implementation work.
## Step 2: Set Context
Set the statusline so the user can see which feature is active:
```bash
python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/shared/lib/statusline.py set <feature-id>
```
## Step 3: Review and Confirm
Present a brief summary:
- Feature name and ID
- Number of implementation steps
- Which steps are already checked off (if resuming)
- First uncompleted step
Ask the user: **"Ready to start? Any changes to the plan before we begin?"**
## Step 4: Execute Implementation Steps
Work through the implementation steps from plan.md sequentially:
1. For each step:
- State what you're about to do
- Implement it
- Run relevant tests
- Mark the step complete in plan.md using `/feature-workflow:tracking-progress`
2. After completing each step, briefly summarize what was done and what's next.
3. If you hit a blocker:
- Explain the issue clearly
- Suggest alternatives
- Ask the user how to proceed
- Consider if this is scope creep — use `/feature-workflow:guarding-scope` if needed
## Step 5: Completion
When all steps are done:
1. Run the full test suite
2. Summarize what was implemented
3. Check if the plan was reviewed: look for a PR on `feature/<id>` with plan review comments. If none exists, warn:
**"Note: The plan hasn't been through external review yet. Consider running `/feature-review-plan <id>` before submitting the implementation."**
4. Suggest the next step: **`/feature-review-impl <id>`** — this pushes the implementation to the feature branch and updates the draft PR for external code review by Gemini/Codex.
The full workflow is: `/feature-capture` → `/feature-plan` → `/feature-review-plan` → `/feature-implement` → **`/feature-review-impl`** → `/feature-ship`
Do not suggest `/feature-ship` directly — that's the final merge step, run after reviews are satisfactory.
## Guidelines
- **Stay focused on the plan** — don't add unplanned features
- **Test as you go** — don't defer all testing to the end
- **Update progress** — keep plan.md checkboxes current
- **Ask when uncertain** — the plan may not cover every edge case
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