Validate business behavior against BDD scenarios from the end user's perspective

Evaluate whether the feature requires new architecture or fits the existing system, verify delivery mechanism

Commit the reviewed, passing implementation with traceability to feature files

Interview stakeholders to elicit pain points, business goals, domain terms, and quality attributes

Create minimum typed stubs and test stubs as domain model breadcrumbs for the current feature, then verify all planning artifacts are complete for baseline

Ask the stakeholder whether to publish the accumulated batch as a PR or continue accumulating features on local main

Define what the product IS and IS NOT, who the users are, and the delivery order

Extract domain terms from the domain model and interview notes, define them in genus-differentia format, and cross-reference against domain model and features

Create logo and banner using favicon-first, monochrome-first, progressive-simplification process

Select and validate a colour palette with WCAG contrast, dark-mode counterparts, and hue semantics

Determine whether the feature needs replanning, architecture changes, or should be abandoned

Identify feature boundaries from the delivery order, validated against bounded contexts and aggregate boundaries

Derive business rules and constraints from domain model artifacts (events, invariants, commands) and map them to feature files

Convergent synthesis: formalize event storming candidates into bounded contexts, entities, relationships, aggregate boundaries, and context map

Determine the corrective fix and update the post-mortem with remediation steps

Map bounded context relationships, Vernon patterns, and anti-corruption layers into domain_model.md

Squash-merge feature commits into local main, pull remote main, and resolve conflicts

Select the next feature to develop by detecting delivery status from disk evidence, following delivery order

Apply text substitutions, rename package directory, and write templates

Interview stakeholder to establish brand identity: personality, visual metaphor, wording, and release naming