| name | automated-code-generation |
| type | skill |
| description | Uses the Factory project generation engine to create core file structures and basic implementation logic from parsed PRD requirements. Orchestrates the ProjectGenerator and uses builder agents for initial implementation. |
| license | MIT |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write, Execute |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0.0","phase":"implementation","llm-preference":"gemini","standard":"agentic-code-gen"} |
| agents | ["python-ai-specialist"] |
| knowledge | ["none"] |
| templates | ["none"] |
| related_skills | ["prd-parsing-logic","repository-maintenance"] |
Automated Code Generation
Triggers the Factory generation engine and populates implementation files with code derived from PRD acceptance criteria.
Prerequisites
- Verified
ProjectConfig object from prd-parsing-logic.
- Active environment with
ProjectGenerator dependencies.
- Plane issue ID for traceability.
Process
- Initialize Config: Create a
ProjectConfig object using data from the prd-parsing-logic skill.
- Structural Generation: Invoke
ProjectGenerator to create the scaffolding (directories, rules, workflows).
- Requirement Mapping: For each Story extracted from the PRD:
- Identify the target file(s) in
src/ or scripts/.
- Pass the Story's acceptance criteria and AI component specs to a "Builder Agent".
- Use
write_to_file to populate the target files with the generated implementation.
- Consistency Check: Verify that all generated files adhere to the project's Layer 0-4 standards.
Guidelines
- Minimal Placeholders: Avoid generating "TODO" comments. Aim for functional, if minimal, implementation logic.
- TDD Integration: Generate corresponding unit test stubs (
tests/) simultaneously with implementation.
- Traceability: Add a header to generated files linking back to the Plane issue and Story ID.
Best Practices
- Incremental Generation: Generate and verify structural foundations before adding complex implementation logic.
- Fail-Fast: Validate the input configuration strictly before initiating file writes.
- Root Cleanliness: Ensure all temporary generational artifacts are stored in
tmp/.
When to Use
- After a PRD has been successfully parsed into a configuration.
- To bootstrap a new feature or project with Factory-standard foundations.
