feature-new
SolidScaffold a new feature narrative document in an existing layer following the ULTRAPACK-style template extended for feature-layer architecture (principle 28). Creates docs/layers/<layer>/features/feat-NNN-<slug>.md with Design / Plan / Verify / Conclusion sections, populates layer README features table, and adds entry to feature_list.json if present. Use when: "create a new feature", "start work on feature", "scaffold feature doc", "/feature-new", "new feature in <layer>", "begin feature narrative". Auto-allocates next F-NNN ID. Do NOT use to create the layer itself or its bounded-concern KB scaffold; use /layer-new for that (a feature lives inside an already-existing layer).
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Quality Score: 89/100
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- Author
- AnastasiyaW
- Repository
- AnastasiyaW/claude-code-config
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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layer-new
Scaffold a new layer in a project's docs/layers/ tree following the feature-layer architecture (principle 28). A layer is a bounded concern (security, data, ui, infrastructure, domain) with its own invariants, decisions, gotchas, patterns, and feature narratives. Use when: "create a new layer", "add security layer", "scaffold layer", "start tracking <concern> separately", "/layer-new", "add bounded concern". Operates on the kb-skeleton structure; idempotent -- will not overwrite existing layers. Do NOT use to scaffold an individual feature narrative inside an existing layer; use /feature-new for that (a layer is the container, not the per-feature doc).
new-feature
Start a new feature with full planning. Use PROACTIVELY, without being asked by name, whenever the user asks to start any new feature or substantial piece of work — 'build X', 'add X feature', 'implement X', 'create X', 'let's start working on X', 'new feature' — anything beyond a trivial one-file edit.
add-feature
Scaffold a new feature (page + server action + test) following this repo's patterns. Use when adding any user-facing feature to the app.