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Implement a feature from its design and connect each covered user journey, a sequence of user actions, to a meaningful test. Run focused checks and assess the full change for effects on existing behavior.

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Implement the design with focused tests mapped to each covered CUJ.

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  • Implement a feature from an agreed design
  • Connect key user journeys to tests of new behavior
  • Assess effects on existing behavior before preparing a demo

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Implement and test

  1. Implement the design. Keep the change focused on the requirements. Follow the repository's conventions in CLAUDE.md, including framework-owned instructions, database query names, deprecation notes, and comment style.
  2. Test it. Read tests/README.md and tests/_helpers/README.md, then the nearest existing scenario. Reuse or extend existing coverage before adding setup. Put input matrices at the lowest reliable layer; add E2E only for a distinct process, transport, or browser boundary.
    • Map every covered CUJ to at least one test that exercises the new behavior. There is no fail-before proof for new behavior, but each test must fail if the feature were removed; a test that only passes is not coverage.
    • Run the directly affected test modules and focused checks. Do not run the full repository suite locally; CI owns that.
    • Check environment-derived defaults with ambient variables populated, so a test does not pass only because of the local environment.
  3. Assess the impact. Load otto-impact-assessment and apply it to the full diff. Record the results in the handoff's impact_assessment and test_audit.

If a requirement turns out to be infeasible, stop building it, mark its CUJs not covered with the reason, and continue with the rest. Then load feature-demo.

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