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Use when beginning new feature work, adding functionality, or fixing a bug — runs intensive brainstorming to capture requirements before planning
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Use when a feature plan has been verified and is ready for implementation — executes tasks with atomic commits
Use when you want to auto-run all remaining Ship steps for a feature without manual step-by-step invocation
Use when a feature has been brainstormed and needs a detailed implementation plan with tasks
Use when a brainstormed feature needs architectural decisions — presents 2-3 approaches for user to choose before planning
Use when a plan has been created and needs independent verification against codebase patterns before building
Use when the user asks about Ship commands, workflow, or how to use the framework
| name | ship:start |
| description | Use when beginning new feature work, adding functionality, or fixing a bug — runs intensive brainstorming to capture requirements before planning |
| effort | high |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write, WebSearch, WebFetch, Glob, Bash |
| argument-hint | [feature description] |
Start a new feature brainstorming session.
Ensure .planning/features/ directory exists. Create it if not.
First-run detection: If .planning/features/ was just created or is empty (no existing feature directories), this is the user's first feature. Show a brief welcome:
Welcome to Ship! This is your first feature. Here's how Ship works:
- Brainstorm — I'll ask questions until the problem, scope, and acceptance criteria are nailed down
- Plan — I'll explore your codebase and design a step-by-step plan
- Build — I'll implement the plan with atomic git commits
- Verify — I'll check that all acceptance criteria are met
Let's start by understanding what you want to build.
Derive a feature name (kebab-case slug) from the user's input:
$ARGUMENTS → convert to a short kebab-case slug (e.g., "user authentication" → user-auth, "fix login bug" → fix-login-bug)Check if .planning/features/{name}/ already exists:
done, tell the user this feature is complete. Ask if they want to start a new related feature.done, tell the user this feature already exists and suggest /ship:resume instead.Create the feature directory: .planning/features/{name}/
IMPORTANT: Do NOT launch a subagent for brainstorming. The brainstorming process requires interactive user input via AskUserQuestion, which only works correctly in the main conversation — not inside a subagent.
Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/agents/ship-brainstormer.md and follow its instructions directly in this conversation with:
{name}$ARGUMENTSExplore the codebase, then probe with AskUserQuestion until the problem, scope boundary, and 3+ testable acceptance criteria can be stated without guessing and the user has confirmed the summary, then write .planning/features/{name}/CONTEXT.md.
$ARGUMENTS