implement
SolidImplement one approved milestone or isolated implementation request with tests or proof first, then hand it to code-review with validation evidence. Use when requirements, scope, and validation commands are clear enough to code. Use bugfix for defect reproduction/fix loops, code-review to review implementation, verify for final readiness, and pr for PR handoff.
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- xiongxianfei
- Repository
- xiongxianfei/rigorloop
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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code-review
Review an implementation slice against the actual diff, governing artifacts, tests, and validation evidence, then record findings or a clean first-pass review. Use after implement hands off a milestone or when implementation review is requested. Use plan-review, spec-review, architecture-review, verify, or pr for those gates instead.
implement
Executes reviewed Slice-first planned-feature packages for approved changes. Use when asked to implement, execute, build, or continue an approved planned-feature package workflow. Do not use for plan authoring, plan review, ordinary PR review, audit, or dashboard status.
implement-approved-slice
Implement only the approved slice with minimal, explicit, review-friendly changes, then persist execution evidence in slice notes and TASK_STATE.md. The single official execution path of the workflow. Supports an opt-in test-first (TDD) mode, enabled per slice or via --tdd, that writes the failing test before the code (ADR-0063). Use when the task has a valid IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md, the current slice is explicitly defined and approved, correctness-critical ambiguity is already resolved, and the files in scope are known well enough to edit safely. Do not use when the task is still in discovery or contract refinement or planning, when unresolved ambiguity still affects correctness, when the slice boundary is still unclear, when the next step is only to sync task memory or close the slice (use sync-task-state or slice-closure), or when the remaining work is a narrow micro-delta anchored to an already-executed slice with the same intent (use implement-slice-complement).