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implementation-cycle

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Defines the full workflow for implementing a batch of features from an existing overarching plan file: propose a batch and get it quickly confirmed, implement each feature against its spec with targeted tests and an independent review loop (building independent features in parallel, dependent ones in sequence), then get the result signed off on an as-built floor walk before pushing one PR. Use this whenever the user says \"start implementation cycle,\" \"implement this feature,\" \"implement the next batch,\" \"start the implementation loop,\" or points to a plan file and asks for features from it to be built. Requires a plan file path to begin. Make sure to trigger this any time the user is asking Claude Code to build out features from a broader plan/roadmap document, even if they don't use the exact phrase \"implementation cycle.\"

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