
from the-startup284
Orchestrates multi-phase feature implementations by delegating tasks to specialist agents, enforcing phase checkpoints, drift validation, and human approval at
Implement Incremental provides a linear phase-loop orchestration layer for feature implementation plans. It reads a plan/ manifest, discovers phase files, and drives a controlled loop: mark a phase in_progress, delegate tasks to specialist subagents, validate output against the spec, and require user confirmation before moving on. The skill focuses on preserving human-in-the-loop checkpoints, updating phase frontmatter and plan README checkboxes, and summarizing agent outputs (files changed, tests, blockers) instead of dumping raw agent responses.
Use this skill for medium-complexity feature work where you want clear phase boundaries, auditability, and manual approval between stages — for example, rolling out a backend feature with separate design, implementation, review, and test phases, or coordinating cross-functional agent teams where drift detection matters. It is not intended to write code directly; it delegates implementation to specialist agents.
Best suited for agentic runtimes that support subagent spawning and file edits (Claude Code, Claude-based agent frameworks, or similar orchestrators).
This is a phase-loop orchestrator skill that delegates multi-phase feature implementations to specialist sub-agents with human-in-the-loop checkpoints, drift validation, and resume support. It has no scripts — purely an orchestration prompt. The SKILL.md is well-structured with clear interfaces, state models, and workflow phases. References external skills (validate, specify-meta) that may not exist in all environments, which limits portability.
Well-designed orchestration skill with clear phase boundaries, status tracking, and resume capability. Uses pattern matching for user choices which is good for clarity. The dependency on external skills and a specific directory structure limits its standalone usefulness. No security concerns — no network calls, no credential handling, no destructive commands.