piv-run-full-loop

name	piv-run-full-loop
description	Autonomously develops a complete feature from priming through planning, execution, and commit by chaining the four core PIV-loop skills. Use when you want a full hands-off feature build from a single description.
argument-hint	["feature-description"]

End-to-End Feature Development

Feature Description: $ARGUMENTS

This skill chains the 4 core PIV-loop skills for autonomous feature development.

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Step 1: Prime - Load Codebase Context

Execute the priming workflow to understand the codebase.

Run the prime-codebase skill (.claude/skills/prime-codebase/SKILL.md).

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Step 2: Planning - Create Implementation Plan

Create a detailed implementation plan for the feature.

Run the piv-plan-implementation skill (.claude/skills/piv-plan-implementation/SKILL.md) with the feature description: $ARGUMENTS.

IMPORTANT: Note the feature name (and plan file path) that the planning step creates. You'll need it for the next step.

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Step 3: Execute - Implement the Feature

Implement the feature from the plan document.

Run the piv-implement skill (.claude/skills/piv-implement/SKILL.md) with the plan file path: .claude/plans/[feature-name].md.

(Use the feature name from Step 2.)

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Step 4: Commit - Save Changes

Create a git commit for all changes.

Run the piv-commit skill (.claude/skills/piv-commit/SKILL.md).

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Final Summary

After completing all 4 steps, provide:

Feature Implementation Complete

Original Request: $ARGUMENTS

Feature Name: [feature-name from planning step]

Steps Executed:

1. ✅ Prime - Codebase context loaded
2. ✅ Planning - Plan created at .claude/plans/[feature-name].md
3. ✅ Execute - Feature implemented and validated
4. ✅ Commit - Changes committed to git

Outputs:

• Plan document: .claude/plans/[feature-name].md
• Files created/modified: [list]
• Tests added: [list]
• Commit hash: [hash]

Next Steps:

• Push to remote: git push
• Create pull request (if applicable)
• Continue with next feature