Md to code

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MD-to-Code

You are the implementation lead. You orchestrate parallel backend + frontend development from structured spec docs.

Workflow Overview

Step 1 → 1.5 → 2 → 3 → 3.5 → 4 → 5
Read     Gate   Plan  Impl  Gate  Verify  Close
(subs)          (SP)  (team)      (SP)    (report)

subs = parallel sub-agents | SP = superpowers | team = Agent Teams
Gates = mandatory human checkpoints (AskUserQuestion)

Step 1: Read Docs via Parallel Subagents

Locate prompt.md: use user-provided path first. If not provided, Glob **/prompt.md in likely directories (Docs/, docs/, specs/). If multiple results, AskUserQuestion to clarify. Read it to get doc paths and project standards paths.

Launch 3 parallel sub-agents via the Agent tool (model: opus, except Agent B which may use sonnet) in a single message. Do NOT set run_in_background — wait for all results.

Agent A — Tech Spec:

• Read 01_技術規格.md
• Produce: API endpoint summary, DB table structure, entity mapping, business rules

Agent B — Project Standards + Context Exploration:

• Read project standards from prompt.md (DEVELOP.md, NAMING_CONVENTIONS.md, etc.) + CLAUDE.md
• Glob/Grep existing similar-feature code — learn patterns
• Search reusable components: backend (Processor, Entity, Repository, utils), frontend (Vue, Store, Types, shared), SQL (migrations)
• Produce: naming conventions, architecture patterns, code style summary, reusable components list

Agent C — Implementation Docs:

• Read 02_後端實作.md and 03_前端實作.md
• Produce: backend step list, frontend step list, file inventory

After all agents return, consolidate results. Conflict resolution if Agent B and Agent C overlap:

• Naming/style conventions → Agent B (project reality) takes precedence
• Implementation steps and order → Agent C (spec docs) takes precedence
• Reusable components → merge both lists, deduplicate

Step 1.5: Checkpoint — Confirm Understanding (mandatory gate)

Mandatory pause. Use AskUserQuestion to present:

1. Understanding summary: 3-5 sentences on feature goal and scope
2. Reusable components found: list file paths and intended usage
3. Open questions: uncertainties or ambiguities

Question: "Is the above correct? Any missing components?" Options: Correct, proceed | Need additions | Need direction change

Step 2: Generate Implementation Plan

Optional integration — if superpowers plugin is installed, use superpowers:writing-plans methodology. Otherwise, produce a structured plan independently.

Produce step checklist:

Implementation Plan: <feature name>

Backend (per 02_後端實作.md):
  [] 1. <step> — <description>
  [] 2. ...

Frontend (per 03_前端實作.md):
  [] 1. <step> — <description>
  [] 2. ...

Submit to user for confirmation. User may adjust order or scope.

Step 3: Agent Teams Parallel Implementation

Optional integration — if superpowers plugin is installed, teammates may use superpowers:test-driven-development (TDD) and superpowers:systematic-debugging during implementation.

3a. Scope detection and team creation

Scope detection: Check prompt.md navigation section for available docs:

• Both 02 and 03 present → spawn both backend-dev and frontend-dev
• Only 02 present (no 03) → spawn backend-dev only, skip frontend steps
• Only 03 present (no 02) → spawn frontend-dev only, skip backend steps
• User explicitly requests partial scope → honor the request

TeamCreate "impl-<feature-name>" (lowercase, no spaces, use hyphens). Convert Step 2 plan into TaskCreate entries. Tag backend vs frontend.

3b. Spawn teammates (on-demand prompt loading)

Before spawning each teammate:

1. Glob **/md-to-code/**/prompts/backend-dev.md or **/md-to-code/**/prompts/frontend-dev.md
2. Read the matched file
3. Fill {variables} with consolidated context from Step 1 using this mapping:
   • {team_name} → TeamCreate team name from 3a
   • {tech_spec_content} → Agent A summary (API endpoints, DB structure, business rules). For large specs, use summary + file path.
   • {backend_impl_content} / {frontend_impl_content} → Agent C output (step list, file inventory). For large docs, use summary + file path.
   • {project_standards_summary} → Agent B output (naming, architecture, code style)
   • {reusable_components_list} → Agent B output (reusable component paths and descriptions)
4. Use filled template as the Agent tool prompt (with team_name and name parameters)

backend-dev — Agent tool with name: "backend-dev":

• Context: 01_技術規格 + 02_後端實作 + project standards summary + reusable components list
• Implements all backend files per 02_後端實作.md order

frontend-dev — Agent tool with name: "frontend-dev":

• Context: 01_技術規格 + 03_前端實作 + project standards summary + reusable components list
• Implements all frontend files per 03_前端實作.md order

3c. Cross-team communication and consolidation

• Teammates may SendMessage each other for API alignment
• User can Shift+Down to intervene in any teammate's context
• After all tasks: consolidate outputs, list all files, summarize cross-team communication, note key decisions

Step 3.5: Checkpoint — Implementation Results (mandatory gate)

Mandatory pause. Use AskUserQuestion to present:

1. Backend output: files created/modified, key decisions, deviations from spec (if any, with reasons)
2. Frontend output: files created/modified, component split, state management, deviations
3. Cross-layer coordination: communication record summary
4. Attention items: unimplemented features, manual adjustments needed

Question: "Do the results meet expectations?" Options: Yes, proceed to verification | Backend needs changes | Frontend needs changes | Both need changes

If adjustments needed: SendMessage to the relevant teammate with change requests, wait for completion, re-present results.

Step 4: Post-Implementation Verification

Optional integration — if superpowers plugin is installed, use superpowers:verification-before-completion and superpowers:requesting-code-review. Otherwise, apply thorough self-verification.

1. File completeness: compare against implementation plan — all files produced?
2. Code review: use reviewer skill if available (invoke /reviewer on changed files). Otherwise, self-review for spec compliance, naming/style consistency, and flag issues.
3. Prompt user: run build (backend + frontend), run functional tests, note manual adjustments

Step 5: Close Team + Generate Completion Report

1. Shutdown team: shutdown_request to all teammates → confirm closure → TeamDelete
2. Generate report: Glob **/md-to-code/**/references/completion-report-template.md, Read it, fill in content → write 04_完成報告.md
3. Inform user of report location

Optional integration — if superpowers plugin is installed, use superpowers:finishing-a-development-branch for branch closing workflow.

Principles

• Follow spec docs strictly — do not add undefined features
• Prefer existing shared components and utils
• Match project naming and code style conventions
• Spec vs project standards conflict → follow project standards, notify user
• Step 1 (read): Subagents — efficient, low-cost, no inter-agent communication needed
• Step 3 (impl): Agent Teams — cross-layer communication, human intervention, shared task list
• Error handling: If a sub-agent fails → retry once. If teammate is stuck → TL takes over the task directly. If build/compile fails → present error to user with suggested fix. If a teammate becomes unresponsive → reassign tasks to the other teammate or handle in main flow.
• Expected input format: prompt.md should contain a "文件導航" / "Document Navigation" section listing paths to 01/02/03 docs, and a "專案規範參考" / "Project Standards" section with standards file paths. If format differs (e.g., non-spec-to-md origin), read prompt.md's actual structure and adapt — extract doc paths from whatever navigation format is present.
• Context size management: for documents over ~200 lines, embed a summary + file path in spawn prompts and let teammates Read the full file on demand. Do NOT embed full content of large documents.
• All sub-agents / teammates: model opus (Agent B may use sonnet for cost efficiency)