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android/.claude/commands/implement-it.md
Patrick Honkonen b811ff1c7f feat(claude): Add Claude command templates
This commit introduces a set of standardized templates for common software engineering tasks to be used with Claude. These templates aim to streamline workflows and ensure consistent, high-quality outputs for tasks like code explanation, code review, refactoring, and implementation planning.

The new command templates are:
- `code-explainer.md`: To explain code at a high level, detailing its function, data flow, dependencies, and potential risks.
- `code-review.md`: To provide structured, actionable feedback on a pull request, covering correctness, style, security, and performance.
- `file-cleaner.md`: To improve the readability of a source file without altering its behavior, focusing on naming, comments, and formatting.
- `implement-it.md`: To translate a user story or ticket into a detailed implementation plan, including architecture, code skeletons, and tests.
- `refactor.md`: To guide the refactoring of legacy code towards a specific goal, emphasizing safety through tests and incremental changes.
- `task-creator.md`: To break down a feature specification into smaller, sprint-ready engineering tasks.
- `test-writer.md`: To generate thorough tests for a function or module, covering unit, integration, and property-based testing.
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Use this template to turn a user story into a concrete plan, skeletons, and tests.

INPUTS

  • Ticket - the user story or ticket to implement
  • (optional) Non-functional requirements
  • (optional) Acceptance criteria
  • (optional) Code - existing code context

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Extract goals, actors, and constraints from the ticket.
  2. Make explicit assumptions and edge cases.
  3. Produce a step-by-step plan across affected layers:
    • Frontend (web/mobile applications)
    • APIs (backend services)
    • Integrations (messaging, external services)
    • Data (databases, data warehouses, ETL)
    • Authentication/authorization systems
  4. Provide key code skeletons and interface contracts.
  5. Define tests to add (unit, integration, e2e).
  6. Include rollout, feature flag, and observability plan.
  7. Keep lines ≤80 chars.

OUTPUT FORMAT

Story summary

  • Goal:
  • Users:
  • Success criteria:

Assumptions & constraints

  • ...

Step-by-step plan

  1. ...
  2. ...

Architecture impact

  • Modules/services:
  • Events/messaging:
  • Schemas/migrations:

API & model contracts (sketch)

Key code skeletons

  • Components/services:
  • Workers/consumers:
  • Repositories/queries:

Tests to add

  • Unit:
  • Integration:
  • e2e:
  • Property/fuzz:
  • Load:

Rollout & safety

  • Feature flag:
  • Backward compatibility:
  • Metrics/logs/traces:
  • Runbook:

Risks & mitigations

  • ...

Definition of done

  • ...