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Phase 4
Step 1 — Deep codebase analysis
Use the Agent tool with model: "haiku" and subagent_type: "Explore" with thoroughness "very thorough" to:
- Map every file that will be created or modified
- Identify dependency order between changes
- Find existing test patterns
- Note migration requirements
Step 2 — Create plan
Use the Agent tool with model: "opus" and subagent_type: "general-purpose" to design the implementation plan based on:
- The feature description from the
<!-- status:ready -->comment - Full Q&A history from all session comments
- Codebase exploration results
- The project's existing patterns (DDD layers, aggregate repos, hand-written SQL, Watermill messaging, etc.)
The plan must produce content for three wiki page types (see templates/ for format):
Feature page content
- Problem summary
- Design decisions
- Task dependency graph (ASCII)
- Tasks table with IDs and titles
Sub-task pages content (one per task: T01, T02, ...)
- Description of what the task accomplishes
- Files created/modified
- Dependencies and parallel tasks
- Detailed changes with code sketches
Step 3 — Publish wiki pages
Wiki page naming:
- Feature page:
feature-<issue_number>-<slug>where<slug>is kebab-case issue title (max 40 chars) - Sub-task pages:
feature-<issue_number>-<slug>-t<NN>(e.g.feature-12-user-auth-t01)
For each page, use mcp__gitea__create_wiki_page with:
owner,repotitle: the page namecontent_base64: page content base64-encodedmessage: descriptive commit message
To base64-encode, use Bash: echo -n '<content>' | base64 -w0
If a page already exists (tool errors), use mcp__gitea__update_wiki_page instead with pageName set to the page name.
Step 4 — Update README wiki page
Check if a README wiki page exists via mcp__gitea__get_wiki_page (pageName: "README").
- If it does not exist, create it using the
templates/readme.mdformat with the current feature as the first row. - If it exists, decode its content, append a new row for this feature to the table, and update it.
Feature table row format:
| <issue_number> | [<title>](<issue_url>) | Planning | [Wiki](<feature_wiki_url>) |
Step 5 — Post plan link as comment
Construct the wiki URL: https://<GITEA_HOST>/<owner>/<repo>/wiki/<page-name>
(GITEA_HOST is git.marlerino-apps.io)
Post a comment on the issue:
<!-- mpns-feature-bot -->
# Implementation Plan
Published to wiki: [<feature-page-name>](<feature-wiki-url>)
## Tasks
- [ ] T01: [<task title>](<t01-wiki-url>)
- [ ] T02: [<task title>](<t02-wiki-url>)
...
Tell the user: "Implementation plan published to wiki. Link posted on the issue."