Développement guidé par phases

description: Guided feature development with codebase understanding and architecture focus

A structured feature-development workflow that emphasizes understanding existing code before writing new code.

Phases

1. Discovery

• read the feature request carefully
• identify requirements, constraints, and acceptance criteria
• ask clarifying questions if the request is ambiguous

2. Codebase Exploration

• use code-explorer to analyze the relevant existing code
• trace execution paths and architecture layers
• understand integration points and conventions

3. Clarifying Questions

• present findings from exploration
• ask targeted design and edge-case questions
• wait for user response before proceeding

4. Architecture Design

• use code-architect to design the feature
• provide the implementation blueprint
• wait for approval before implementing

5. Implementation

• implement the feature following the approved design
• prefer TDD where appropriate
• keep commits small and focused

6. Quality Review

• use code-reviewer to review the implementation
• address critical and important issues
• verify test coverage

7. Summary

• summarize what was built
• list follow-up items or limitations
• provide testing instructions