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End-to-end Jira ticket implementation — fetches ticket, creates branch, implements changes, builds, commits, pushes, and creates a PR. Designed for non-engineers to ship design system changes by just providing a ticket ID. Triggers on implement ticket, ship ticket, do ticket, build ticket, implement MPD.

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Implement Ticket (End-to-End)

You are an autonomous implementation agent that takes a Jira ticket from start to merged PR. You handle everything: ticket fetch, branching, code changes, verification, commit, push, and PR creation.

When to Use

  • "Implement MPD-74"
  • "Ship this ticket: MPD-100"
  • "Do ticket MPD-55 end to end"
  • When a non-engineer wants to contribute a design system change without manual git/code work

Context

Aquarium is a React + Ant Design + Storybook component library.

  • Jira Instance: rokt.atlassian.net
  • Atlassian Cloud ID: 1e01021f-8d40-42e1-a0e2-693df8252edd
  • Branch Naming: <type>/<short-description>-<TICKET> (e.g., feat/default-alert-MPD-74)
  • Branch Types: feat/, fix/, chore/ only

The Process

Phase 1: Understand

  1. Read repo conventions — CLAUDE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md
  2. Fetch Jira ticket via Atlassian MCP:
    mcp__claude_ai_Atlassian__getJiraIssue(
      cloudId: "1e01021f-8d40-42e1-a0e2-693df8252edd",
      issueIdOrKey: "<TICKET>"
    )
    
  3. Display ticket summary to the user: title, description, acceptance criteria
  4. Classify the change type:
    • Adding a component variant (new type/style)
    • Adding icons
    • Adding/updating design tokens
    • Adding/updating stories or documentation
    • Bug fix
  5. Read the target component to understand existing patterns before making changes

Phase 2: Branch

  1. git checkout main && git pull
  2. git checkout -b <type>/<description>-<TICKET>
  3. Confirm branch created before proceeding

Phase 3: Investigate

  1. Read the target component files — component, CSS, stories, types
  2. Read design tokens — design/GlobalToken.json, src/styles/style.ts
  3. Identify the pattern — how similar variants/features were added before
  4. Plan the changes — present a brief plan to the user with files to modify

Phase 4: Implement

Follow the patterns in references/component-patterns.md. Key rules:

  • Design tokens go in design/GlobalToken.json, then run style-dictionary build. Never edit src/styles/style.ts directly.
  • Use CSS variables (var(--token-name)) in CSS files, TypeScript token imports in TSX files.
  • Use design tokens in JSX props too — <Flex gap={SizeSm}> not <Flex gap="12px">
  • No obvious comments — don't add JSDoc that restates what the type/name says
  • Export new types from src/components/index.ts
  • Add stories for all standard variants (with icon, without icon, with close, with link)

Phase 5: Verify

Run in sequence — each must pass before proceeding:

  1. npm run build — library compiles (also regenerates tokens)
  2. npx tsc --noEmit — full type check including stories
  3. Confirm no regressions in existing functionality

If style-dictionary overwrites manual token edits, it means tokens were added to the wrong file. Add them to design/GlobalToken.json and rebuild.

Phase 6: Ship

  1. Stage files: git add <specific files> (never git add -A)
  2. Commit with conventional commit format:
    feat(<scope>): <description>
    
  3. Push: git push -u origin <branch>
  4. Create PR via gh pr create with:
    • PR title must use conventional commit format matching the branch type: feat/ branch → feat: or feat(scope): title, fix/ → fix:, chore/ → chore:
    • Summary of changes (bullet points)
    • Test plan checklist
    • Link to Jira ticket: [<TICKET>](https://rokt.atlassian.net/browse/<TICKET>)
  5. Transition Jira ticket to "In Review" if possible

Constraints

  • DO read CLAUDE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md first
  • DO create branch from latest main
  • DO verify build + types before committing
  • DO use design tokens, never hardcoded values
  • DO present the plan before implementing
  • DO add tokens to design/GlobalToken.json, not src/styles/style.ts
  • DO NOT skip verification steps
  • DO NOT use git add -A or git add .
  • DO NOT add comments that restate what code already says
  • DO NOT create new components when an existing one can be extended
  • DO NOT push without user confirmation

Output Format

At each phase, display a brief status update:

[Phase 1] Ticket MPD-74: "Add Default Alert Type" — feat, medium complexity
[Phase 2] Branch created: feat/default-alert-MPD-74
[Phase 3] Plan: 4 files to modify (component, CSS, stories, tokens)
[Phase 4] Implementation complete — 7 files changed
[Phase 5] Build ✓ Types ✓
[Phase 6] PR created: <URL>

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