Structured Feature Implementation FAQs

Question 1

What does the Structured Feature Implementation skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill automates a professional seven-phase software development lifecycle within Claude Code. It orchestrates a team of specialized AI agents—Groucho, Chico, Zeppo, and Harpo—to handle architecture, implementation, code review, testing, and documentation for complex features.

Question 2

When should I use this skill instead of standard Claude Code prompts?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill for non-trivial, multi-file features or production-grade functionality where quality and thoroughness are critical. It is designed for tasks that require careful planning and verification, rather than simple one-line fixes or experimental prototypes.

Question 3

Can I resume a development session if I get interrupted?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The skill maintains a global TODO.md file that persists the exact state of the workflow. This allows Claude to recover the session structure, identify the last completed task, and resume the development process without losing context.

Question 4

How does the skill ensure code quality and prevent errors?

Accepted Answer

The skill enforces strict phase boundaries and small-unit implementation constraints (maximum 50 lines per step). By requiring architectural review from Groucho and dedicated testing from Zeppo, it catches logic errors and architectural drift before code is finalized.

Question 5

What specific roles do the specialized agents play?

Accepted Answer

The workflow utilizes Groucho for architectural alignment, Chico for rigorous code review, Zeppo for debugging and testing strategies, and Harpo for technical documentation. This multi-agent approach ensures every phase of development is handled by a specialized 'expert' persona.

Structured Feature Implementation

Structured Feature Implementation

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