<objective> Autonomous TypeScript implementation orchestrator. Implements stories in a feature one after another, coordinating specs, testing, coding, and review skills in a strict sequence until all stories are complete. </objective>

<essential_principles> NO MOCKING. BEHAVIOR TESTING. CONSTANTS PATTERN. FULL BSP PATHS. FOLLOW THE STRICT SEQUENCE.

•Strict Sequence of Skills: Follow the workflow sequence exactly - no skipping steps
•Full BSP Paths ALWAYS: BSP numbers are sibling-unique, not globally unique. ALWAYS use full paths like 21-core-cli.capability/54-commands.feature/54-something.story, never bare names like 54-something.story
•Behavior-Driven Development: Tests are written first to verify behavior, never implementation, then code is written to (i) validate that the tests are appropriate and (ii) pass them. Finally code and tests are refactored until they pass reviewing skills without reservation
•Do Not Repeat Yourself (DRY): Do not use any literal string multiple times. Define constants in the implementation, then check for constants in tests (not literal strings)
•Mandatory Review Quality Gate: Each story and its tests must pass review before proceeding to the next

</essential_principles>

<quick_start> Given a feature with stories to implement:

•Run spx spec next to identify the next incomplete story
•Run the 5-step implementation cycle
•Repeat until spx spec next returns no more work items

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Story → Specs → Test Design → Implement → Review → Remediate → Next Story
         ↓          ↓           ↓          ↓          ↓
   understanding  testing    coding   manual     reviewing
      -specs    -typescript -typescript review   -typescript

CLI commands for status:

•spx spec next - Get next work item (respects BSP ordering)
•spx spec status --format table - View project status

</quick_start>

Part A: Story Implementation

For each story in the feature:

Step 1: Load Story Context Invoke /understanding-specs on the story to load:

•Story specification
•Parent feature/capability requirements
•Relevant ADRs and constraints

If context loading fails, STOP.

Use the AskUserQuestion tool to discover with the user's help what the missing document should contain. Then use /managing-specs to create missing specifications, then restart this workflow.

Step 2: Design Tests Invoke /testing-typescript to design the test strategy.

Invoke /testing-typescript for MANDATORY TESTING METHODOLOGY (no mocking, behavior testing, DRY using constants pattern).

Step 3: Implement Invoke /coding-typescript with the story spec to:

•RED phase: Write tests following the test design
•GREEN phase: Write high quality production code
•REFACTOR phase: Run type checking and linting. Refactor the implementation code and tests. Always ensure all tests pass

Step 4: Manual Review Before invoking the automated reviewer, manually verify:

• Tests verify the correct behaviors at the correct level using adequate test harnesses for integration and e2e tests
• Code matches story requirements
• No missing edge cases
• Code is clean and readable
• No obvious issues that might fail review

Fix any issues found before proceeding.

Step 5: Automated Review Invoke /reviewing-typescript to review the implementation.

If review identifies issues:

•Use /coding-typescript to fix issues
•Re-invoke /reviewing-typescript
•Repeat until the reviewer approves

If review approves:

•Story is complete
•Proceed to next story

Step 6: Next Story Return to Step 1 with the next story in the feature.

Continue until all stories in the feature are implemented and approved.

Part B: Feature Completion

After ALL stories in a feature are approved, complete the feature:

Step 7: Feature-Level Tests

•Read the feature spec to find ## Outcomes section with Test Files tables
•Check for integration tests (Level 2 harness references)
•
If Level 2 tests are specified:
- •Implement each test following the spec's Gherkin
- •Tests go in the feature's tests/ directory with .integration.test.ts suffix
- •Use real infrastructure via test harnesses (no mocking)
- •Run tests: vitest run spx/{capability}/{feature}/tests/
•If no Level 2 tests specified: Feature uses Level 1 only (documented in Test Strategy section)

Step 8: Commit Feature Outcomes

Run spx spx commit to update the feature's outcomes.yaml:

•Validates all tests in spx/{capability}/{feature}/tests/ pass
•Records spec_blob and test_blob SHAs
•Verifies child story outcomes.yaml files are current

Step 9: Next Feature Return to Part A, Step 1 with the first story of the next feature.

Continue until all features in the capability are implemented.

Part C: Capability Completion

After ALL features in a capability are approved, complete the capability:

Step 10: Capability-Level Tests

•Read the capability spec to find ## Outcomes section with Test Files tables
•Check for E2E tests (Level 3 harness references)
•
If Level 3 tests are specified:
- •Implement each test following the spec's Gherkin
- •Tests go in the capability's tests/ directory with .e2e.test.ts suffix
- •Use real credentials and services (full user workflows)
- •Run tests: vitest run spx/{capability}/tests/
•If no Level 3 tests specified: Capability uses Level 1-2 only (documented in Test Strategy section)

Step 11: Commit Capability Outcomes

Run spx spx commit to update the capability's outcomes.yaml:

•Validates all tests in spx/{capability}/tests/ pass
•Records spec_blob and test_blob SHAs
•Verifies child feature outcomes.yaml files are current
•Capability is complete when outcomes.yaml is valid and all children are passing

</workflow>

<skill_invocations> Skills this orchestrator invokes:

Skill	Purpose	When
`/understanding-specs`	Load story context and requirements	Start of each story
`/testing-typescript`	Design test strategy	After context loaded
`/coding-typescript`	Implement code and tests	After test design
`/reviewing-typescript`	Automated code review	After implementation

Invocation syntax (ALWAYS use full paths):

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# ✅ CORRECT: Full path
/understanding-specs 21-core-cli.capability/54-commands.feature/54-run.story

# ❌ WRONG: Bare story name (ambiguous)
/understanding-specs 54-run.story

</skill_invocations>

<progress_tracking> Track progress through the capability (ALWAYS use full paths):

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21-core-cli.capability/
├── 54-commands.feature/
│   ├── 10-init.story/     [outcomes.yaml ✓] All tests passing
│   ├── 20-build.story/    [outcomes.yaml ✓] All tests passing
│   ├── 30-run.story/      [→] In Progress (Step 3)
│   └── 40-test.story/     [pending] Not started
│   └── outcomes.yaml           [pending] Commit after all stories pass
├── 65-config.feature/
│   └── (stories pending)
│   └── outcomes.yaml           [pending]
└── outcomes.yaml               [pending] Commit after all features pass

Legend:

•[outcomes.yaml ✓] = All tests passing, outcomes.yaml valid
•[→] = In progress
•[pending] = Not started or tests not passing
•Tests live in each container's tests/ directory
•Level indicated by test filename suffix (.unit.test.ts, .integration.test.ts, .e2e.test.ts)

Update this tracking as you complete each work item.

</progress_tracking>

<success_criteria>

Story Complete

• Story passed approval by /reviewing-typescript
• Tests co-located in spx/{capability}/{feature}/{story}/tests/
• spx spx commit generates valid outcomes.yaml

Feature Complete

• All child story outcomes.yaml files are valid
• Feature-level integration tests implemented (if specified in spec)
• spx spx commit generates valid feature outcomes.yaml
• All tests pass (vitest run spx/{capability}/{feature}/)
• Type checking passes (tsc --noEmit)
• Linting passes (eslint)

Capability Complete

• All child feature outcomes.yaml files are valid
• Capability-level E2E tests implemented (if specified in spec)
• spx spx commit generates valid capability outcomes.yaml
• All tests pass at all levels

Implementation quality (no mocking, constants pattern) is verified by /reviewing-typescript.

</success_criteria>