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Orchestrate implementation of a reviewed plan: task breakdown, TDD sub-agents, code review, and verification report. Use when the user asks to implement, build, or execute a plan under specs/_plans/ — after /speq-plan, before /speq-record. Arg: <plan-name>.
Overview
Orchestrate implementation of a reviewed plan: task breakdown, TDD sub-agents, code review, and verification report. Use when the user asks to implement, build, or execute a plan under specs/_plans/ — after /speq-plan, before /speq-record. Arg: <plan-name>.
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Spec Implementer (Orchestrator)
Orchestrate implementation of the plan in specs/_plans/<plan-name>. Get the plan name from the user prompt. If none is given, ask.
Sub-agents do the heavy work. Each pins its own model and effort in its frontmatter:
| Sub-agent | When used |
|---|---|
implementer-agent | Groups with no [expert] task (default) |
implementer-expert-agent | Groups with at least one [expert] task |
code-reviewer | Final review of all changed files |
Required Skills
Invoke before starting:
/speq-cli: spec discovery/speq-writing-guardrails: prose style for artifacts and GitHub text
Do not invoke coding skills (/speq-code-tools, /speq-ext-research, /speq-code-guardrails) yourself: the orchestrator never writes code. Sub-agents invoke their own required skills.
Orchestrator Role
- Create and maintain
tasks.mdfor persistence. - Spawn sub-agents for parallel task groups.
- Update task status after each sub-agent completes.
- Never implement directly. Delegate all coding work.
- Rotate sub-agents to keep context windows fresh.
Rotation rule: sub-agents checkpoint after every 2-3 tasks (expert: 1-2). When a sub-agent has completed max_tasks_per_agent (default 5) tasks, or returns ROTATION NEEDED: read tasks.md for current state, note the completed tasks from the return, and spawn a fresh agent of the SAME type with the remaining tasks. Repeat until the group is complete.
Rotation hand-off: the outgoing agent writes a hand-off note to specs/_plans/<plan-name>/notes/<group-letter>.md (its own duty, per its Early Termination section). <group-letter> is the group's letter only — the token before the : in its Parallelization-table Group entry (group A: plan-log validation → notes/A.md), never the full group name and never a slug of it. Add one line to the fresh agent's brief: Orientation: read specs/_plans/<plan-name>/notes/<group-letter>.md first. If the note is absent, omit the line. The note is working state inside the plan directory: /speq-record's archive step removes it, and it is never committed evidence.
Workflow
Phase 0: Load Project Hook (orchestrator)
Check for .speq/implement-hook.md in the repo root.
- Present: read it. Announce "Loaded project hook: .speq/implement-hook.md". Its content is authoritative: it can add to, change, or override any part of this workflow. If the hook conflicts with this workflow, the hook wins.
- Absent: continue, no mention.
Add a Project Hook: line (path only, not content) to every sub-agent brief below. implementer-agent, implementer-expert-agent, and code-reviewer read the hook themselves from that path.
Phase 1: Load Plan
Open-questions gate: read specs/_plans/<plan-name>/open-questions.md. If it exists and is non-empty: stop and report that the plan has unresolved open questions pending human answers (resolve with /speq-plan <plan-name>, or via PR comments and /speq-plan-pr <plan-name> for a headless plan). This is the human-in-the-loop point, the same gate as speq-implement-pr's blocker check.
Read: specs/_plans/<plan-name>/plan.md
Extract: feature specs, implementation tasks, parallelization groups, verification commands.
Phase 2: Create Tasks
Decompose the plan into a Work Breakdown Structure in specs/_plans/<plan-name>/tasks.md.
Lifecycle guard: if tasks.md exists and contains a ## PR Lifecycle section, speq-implement-pr pre-created it as its checkpoint (per its references/checkpoint-protocol.md). Preserve that section verbatim at the top and write the ## Phase N sections below it. Never edit ## PR Lifecycle: its writers are fixed by that protocol. Standalone runs get no lifecycle section. Create the file as below.
Format:
# Tasks: <plan-name>
## Phase 2: Implementation (Group A)
- [ ] 2.1 <task from plan>
- [ ] 2.2 <task from plan> [expert]
## Phase 2: Implementation (Group B)
- [ ] 2.3 <task from plan>
## Phase 3: Verification
- [ ] 3.1 Run test suite
- [ ] 3.2 Run linter
Status markers:
[ ]pending[~]started[x]completed
Difficulty tags:
[expert]: tagged byplanner-agentduring planning. Routes the task's whole group toimplementer-expert-agent(Phase 3 routing rule). Preserve the tag through every status transition.- untagged: a group with only untagged tasks routes to
implementer-agent.
If the plan tagged no tasks and a task clearly needs expert reasoning (for example concurrency, a cross-file refactor, a novel algorithm), you MAY add [expert] when materializing tasks.md. Tag sparingly: over-tagging wastes tokens.
Also create runtime tasks:
For each task in tasks.md:
TaskCreate(subject, description, activeForm)
Phase 3: Implement (Orchestrated)
For each parallel group in plan's ## Parallelization:
- Route the whole group by its hardest task. Any
[expert]task routes the whole group toimplementer-expert-agent. Otherwise the whole group goes toimplementer-agent. One agent per group. Never split a group by tag: a group is one knowledge cluster, and each extra agent rebuilds the same mental model, which costs more than the model-price difference. - Mark started: update tasks.md,
[ ]→[~]. - Spawn one sub-agent for the group with the matching invocation template below. If the plan's Parallelization table has a
Knowledgecolumn, copy the group's entry into the brief'sKnowledge:line. If the plan has a## Designsection with content specific to this group (Decision paragraph(s), Consequences row(s)), paste that excerpt verbatim into the brief's## Rationalesection — the orchestrator already read the full plan once in Phase 1; don't make the sub-agent reread it for this. Omit## Rationaleentirely when nothing in## Designis group-specific. - Await completion: the sub-agent returns results or a rotation signal.
- Handle rotation: apply the Rotation rule and Rotation hand-off above.
- Mark completed: update tasks.md,
[~]→[x](preserve the[expert]tag). - Update TaskTools:
TaskUpdate(taskId, status: "completed"). - Next group: proceed once its dependencies are complete.
Standard subagent invocation (group has no [expert] task):
Delegate to implementer-agent — Implement <group-name>
## Your Tasks (the whole group)
{group_task_list}
## Rationale
<verbatim excerpt from plan.md's ## Design > Decision/Consequences that explains why
this group's tasks are shaped this way. Omit this section if the plan has no
## Design section or nothing in it is specific to this group.>
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Tasks file: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md
- Knowledge: <the group's Knowledge entry from the plan's Parallelization table — read these spec deltas and files first; omit this line if the plan has no Knowledge column>
- Orientation: read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/notes/<group-letter>.md first <rotation respawns only; <group-letter> is the group's letter only, the token before ":" in its Group entry — e.g. notes/A.md; omit otherwise>
- Update tasks.md after each task completion (preserve task numbering)
- Report checkpoint after every 2-3 tasks
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
Expert subagent invocation (group contains at least one [expert] task):
Delegate to implementer-expert-agent — Implement <group-name>
## Your Tasks (the whole group — routed to you for its [expert] tasks)
{group_task_list}
## Rationale
<verbatim excerpt from plan.md's ## Design > Decision/Consequences that explains why
this group's tasks are shaped this way. Omit this section if the plan has no
## Design section or nothing in it is specific to this group.>
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Tasks file: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md
- Knowledge: <the group's Knowledge entry from the plan's Parallelization table — read these spec deltas and files first; omit this line if the plan has no Knowledge column>
- Orientation: read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/notes/<group-letter>.md first <rotation respawns only; <group-letter> is the group's letter only, the token before ":" in its Group entry — e.g. notes/A.md; omit otherwise>
- The untagged tasks in the list are yours too — the group routes as one unit
- Preserve the [expert] tag when updating status markers
- Checkpoint after every 1-2 tasks (expert tasks are heavier)
- Report key reasoning / invariants applied
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
Phase 4: Code Review
Review all changed files after implementation completes. Code review runs ONCE per implementation: after fix tasks complete, proceed to Phase 5 (its checks verify the fixes). Do not respawn code-reviewer for a second round.
- Collect changed files:
git diff --name-only <base>for tracked changes plusgit ls-files --others --exclude-standardfor new files. Implementation work is uncommitted at this point, so diff against the working tree. A commit-range diff (<base>...HEAD) would miss all of it. - Spawn code-reviewer agent:
It returns one line:Delegate to code-reviewer — Review implementation quality ## Changed Files {changed_files_list} ## Context - Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md - Review for: guardrail violations, dead code, test quality, bad comments, optimizations, YAGNI/over-engineering, error handling, design depth - Write findings to specs/_plans/{plan_name}/review-findings.md per your output format, partitioned into `## Standard fixes` and `## Expert fixes`; return only the one-line verdict. - Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>CODE REVIEW: <n> findings — standard: <n>, expert: <n> — <path>. You never see the findings themselves. - Process findings: branch on the two counts in the verdict. If both are 0, go to Phase 5. One agent applies the whole fix pass, routed by its hardest finding: the findings cluster on the files just written, and a second agent there re-orients into the same code and can collide with the first.
- standard > 0, expert == 0: spawn
implementer-agent:Delegate to implementer-agent — Apply standard review fixes ## Your Assignment (fix-task mode) Read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/review-findings.md, section `## Standard fixes`. Append one fix task per finding to specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md under a `## Phase 4: Review Fixes` group, deriving each task line from the finding's `Fix:` field, then execute them. ## Context - Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md - Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line> - expert > 0: spawn
implementer-expert-agentwith the same brief shape, naming section## Expert fixes, and also## Standard fixeswhen standard > 0. It tags only the tasks derived from## Expert fixeswith[expert].
- standard > 0, expert == 0: spawn
- Proceed to Phase 5.
Phase 5: Verification
5a. Automated Checks
Execute commands from plan's ## Verification > Checklist. Redirect each command's output to a log: mkdir -p target && <command> > target/speq-<suite>.log 2>&1, then branch on the exit code. If a report quotes output, quote at most tail -n 30 of the log. Raw build or test output never lands verbatim in the transcript.
- Build → exit 0
- Test → 0 failures
- Li
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name: speq-implement description: "Orchestrate implementation of a reviewed plan: task breakdown, TDD sub-agents, code review, and verification report. Use when the user asks to implement, build, or execute a plan under specs/_plans/ — after /speq-plan, before /speq-record. Arg: <plan-name>." model: sonnet
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name: speq-implement
description: "Orchestrate implementation of a reviewed plan: task breakdown, TDD sub-agents, code review, and verification report. Use when the user asks to implement, build, or execute a plan under specs/_plans/ — after /speq-plan, before /speq-record. Arg: <plan-name>."
model: sonnet
---
# Spec Implementer (Orchestrator)
Orchestrate implementation of the plan in `specs/_plans/<plan-name>`. Get the plan name from the user prompt. If none is given, ask.
Sub-agents do the heavy work. Each pins its own model and effort in its frontmatter:
| Sub-agent | When used |
|-----------|-----------|
| `implementer-agent` | Groups with no `[expert]` task (default) |
| `implementer-expert-agent` | Groups with at least one `[expert]` task |
| `code-reviewer` | Final review of all changed files |
## Required Skills
Invoke before starting:
- `/speq-cli`: spec discovery
- `/speq-writing-guardrails`: prose style for artifacts and GitHub text
Do not invoke coding skills (`/speq-code-tools`, `/speq-ext-research`, `/speq-code-guardrails`) yourself: the orchestrator never writes code. Sub-agents invoke their own required skills.
## Orchestrator Role
- Create and maintain `tasks.md` for persistence.
- Spawn sub-agents for parallel task groups.
- Update task status after each sub-agent completes.
- Never implement directly. Delegate all coding work.
- Rotate sub-agents to keep context windows fresh.
**Rotation rule:** sub-agents checkpoint after every 2-3 tasks (expert: 1-2). When a sub-agent has completed `max_tasks_per_agent` (default 5) tasks, or returns `ROTATION NEEDED`: read tasks.md for current state, note the completed tasks from the return, and spawn a fresh agent of the SAME type with the remaining tasks. Repeat until the group is complete.
**Rotation hand-off:** the outgoing agent writes a hand-off note to `specs/_plans/<plan-name>/notes/<group-letter>.md` (its own duty, per its Early Termination section). `<group-letter>` is the group's letter only — the token before the `:` in its Parallelization-table `Group` entry (group `A: plan-log validation` → `notes/A.md`), never the full group name and never a slug of it. Add one line to the fresh agent's brief: `Orientation: read specs/_plans/<plan-name>/notes/<group-letter>.md first`. If the note is absent, omit the line. The note is working state inside the plan directory: `/speq-record`'s archive step removes it, and it is never committed evidence.
## Workflow
### Phase 0: Load Project Hook (orchestrator)
Check for `.speq/implement-hook.md` in the repo root.
- **Present:** read it. Announce "Loaded project hook: .speq/implement-hook.md". Its content is authoritative: it can add to, change, or override any part of this workflow. If the hook conflicts with this workflow, the hook wins.
- **Absent:** continue, no mention.
Add a `Project Hook:` line (path only, not content) to every sub-agent brief below. `implementer-agent`, `implementer-expert-agent`, and `code-reviewer` read the hook themselves from that path.
### Phase 1: Load Plan
**Open-questions gate:** read `specs/_plans/<plan-name>/open-questions.md`. If it exists and is non-empty: **stop** and report that the plan has unresolved open questions pending human answers (resolve with `/speq-plan <plan-name>`, or via PR comments and `/speq-plan-pr <plan-name>` for a headless plan). This is the human-in-the-loop point, the same gate as `speq-implement-pr`'s blocker check.
```
Read: specs/_plans/<plan-name>/plan.md
```
Extract: feature specs, implementation tasks, parallelization groups, verification commands.
### Phase 2: Create Tasks
Decompose the plan into a **Work Breakdown Structure** in `specs/_plans/<plan-name>/tasks.md`.
**Lifecycle guard:** if `tasks.md` exists and contains a `## PR Lifecycle` section, `speq-implement-pr` pre-created it as its checkpoint (per its `references/checkpoint-protocol.md`). Preserve that section verbatim at the top and write the `## Phase N` sections below it. Never edit `## PR Lifecycle`: its writers are fixed by that protocol. Standalone runs get no lifecycle section. Create the file as below.
**Format:**
```markdown
# Tasks: <plan-name>
## Phase 2: Implementation (Group A)
- [ ] 2.1 <task from plan>
- [ ] 2.2 <task from plan> [expert]
## Phase 2: Implementation (Group B)
- [ ] 2.3 <task from plan>
## Phase 3: Verification
- [ ] 3.1 Run test suite
- [ ] 3.2 Run linter
```
**Status markers:**
- `[ ]` pending
- `[~]` started
- `[x]` completed
**Difficulty tags:**
- `[expert]`: tagged by `planner-agent` during planning. Routes the task's whole group to `implementer-expert-agent` (Phase 3 routing rule). Preserve the tag through every status transition.
- untagged: a group with only untagged tasks routes to `implementer-agent`.
If the plan tagged no tasks and a task clearly needs expert reasoning (for example concurrency, a cross-file refactor, a novel algorithm), you MAY add `[expert]` when materializing tasks.md. Tag sparingly: over-tagging wastes tokens.
Also create runtime tasks:
```
For each task in tasks.md:
TaskCreate(subject, description, activeForm)
```
### Phase 3: Implement (Orchestrated)
For each parallel group in plan's `## Parallelization`:
1. **Route the whole group by its hardest task.** Any `[expert]` task routes the whole group to `implementer-expert-agent`. Otherwise the whole group goes to `implementer-agent`. One agent per group. Never split a group by tag: a group is one knowledge cluster, and each extra agent rebuilds the same mental model, which costs more than the model-price difference.
2. **Mark started**: update tasks.md, `[ ]` → `[~]`.
3. **Spawn one sub-agent for the group** with the matching invocation template below. If the plan's Parallelization table has a `Knowledge` column, copy the group's entry into the brief's `Knowledge:` line. If the plan has a `## Design` section with content specific to this group (Decision paragraph(s), Consequences row(s)), paste that excerpt verbatim into the brief's `## Rationale` section — the orchestrator already read the full plan once in Phase 1; don't make the sub-agent reread it for this. Omit `## Rationale` entirely when nothing in `## Design` is group-specific.
4. **Await completion**: the sub-agent returns results or a rotation signal.
5. **Handle rotation**: apply the Rotation rule and Rotation hand-off above.
6. **Mark completed**: update tasks.md, `[~]` → `[x]` (preserve the `[expert]` tag).
7. **Update TaskTools**: `TaskUpdate(taskId, status: "completed")`.
8. **Next group**: proceed once its dependencies are complete.
**Standard subagent invocation** (group has no `[expert]` task):
```
Delegate to implementer-agent — Implement <group-name>
## Your Tasks (the whole group)
{group_task_list}
## Rationale
<verbatim excerpt from plan.md's ## Design > Decision/Consequences that explains why
this group's tasks are shaped this way. Omit this section if the plan has no
## Design section or nothing in it is specific to this group.>
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Tasks file: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md
- Knowledge: <the group's Knowledge entry from the plan's Parallelization table — read these spec deltas and files first; omit this line if the plan has no Knowledge column>
- Orientation: read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/notes/<group-letter>.md first <rotation respawns only; <group-letter> is the group's letter only, the token before ":" in its Group entry — e.g. notes/A.md; omit otherwise>
- Update tasks.md after each task completion (preserve task numbering)
- Report checkpoint after every 2-3 tasks
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
```
**Expert subagent invocation** (group contains at least one `[expert]` task):
```
Delegate to implementer-expert-agent — Implement <group-name>
## Your Tasks (the whole group — routed to you for its [expert] tasks)
{group_task_list}
## Rationale
<verbatim excerpt from plan.md's ## Design > Decision/Consequences that explains why
this group's tasks are shaped this way. Omit this section if the plan has no
## Design section or nothing in it is specific to this group.>
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Tasks file: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md
- Knowledge: <the group's Knowledge entry from the plan's Parallelization table — read these spec deltas and files first; omit this line if the plan has no Knowledge column>
- Orientation: read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/notes/<group-letter>.md first <rotation respawns only; <group-letter> is the group's letter only, the token before ":" in its Group entry — e.g. notes/A.md; omit otherwise>
- The untagged tasks in the list are yours too — the group routes as one unit
- Preserve the [expert] tag when updating status markers
- Checkpoint after every 1-2 tasks (expert tasks are heavier)
- Report key reasoning / invariants applied
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
```
### Phase 4: Code Review
Review all changed files after implementation completes. Code review runs ONCE per implementation: after fix tasks complete, proceed to Phase 5 (its checks verify the fixes). Do not respawn `code-reviewer` for a second round.
1. **Collect changed files**: `git diff --name-only <base>` for tracked changes plus `git ls-files --others --exclude-standard` for new files. Implementation work is uncommitted at this point, so diff against the working tree. A commit-range diff (`<base>...HEAD`) would miss all of it.
2. **Spawn code-reviewer agent:**
```
Delegate to code-reviewer — Review implementation quality
## Changed Files
{changed_files_list}
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Review for: guardrail violations, dead code, test quality, bad comments, optimizations, YAGNI/over-engineering, error handling, design depth
- Write findings to specs/_plans/{plan_name}/review-findings.md per your output format, partitioned into `## Standard fixes` and `## Expert fixes`; return only the one-line verdict.
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
```
It returns one line: `CODE REVIEW: <n> findings — standard: <n>, expert: <n> — <path>`. You never see the findings themselves.
3. **Process findings**: branch on the two counts in the verdict. If both are 0, go to Phase 5. One agent applies the whole fix pass, routed by its hardest finding: the findings cluster on the files just written, and a second agent there re-orients into the same code and can collide with the first.
- **standard > 0, expert == 0**: spawn `implementer-agent`:
```
Delegate to implementer-agent — Apply standard review fixes
## Your Assignment (fix-task mode)
Read specs/_plans/{plan_name}/review-findings.md, section `## Standard fixes`.
Append one fix task per finding to specs/_plans/{plan_name}/tasks.md under a
`## Phase 4: Review Fixes` group, deriving each task line from the finding's
`Fix:` field, then execute them.
## Context
- Plan: specs/_plans/{plan_name}/plan.md
- Project Hook: <if active, ".speq/implement-hook.md — read it and apply it"; otherwise omit this line>
```
- **expert > 0**: spawn `implementer-expert-agent` with the same brief shape, naming section `## Expert fixes`, and also `## Standard fixes` when standard > 0. It tags only the tasks derived from `## Expert fixes` with `[expert]`.
4. **Proceed to Phase 5.**
### Phase 5: Verification
#### 5a. Automated Checks
Execute commands from plan's `## Verification > Checklist`. Redirect each command's output to a log: `mkdir -p target && <command> > target/speq-<suite>.log 2>&1`, then branch on the exit code. If a report quotes output, quote at most `tail -n 30` of the log. Raw build or test output never lands verbatim in the transcript.
- Build → exit 0
- Test → 0 failures
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