speedwave-implement-plan

name: speedwave-implement-plan description: Implement a Speedwave plan exactly as specified. Reads the plan file, executes every step in order, runs make check and make test. Use this to implement any approved plan. user-invocable: true disable-model-invocation: true model: sonnet argument-hint: '' allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob, Grep, Write, Edit, Agent

Implement Plan

$ARGUMENTS contains the path to the plan file.

Step 1 — Implement

You are an implementation agent. Your job is to implement EXACTLY what the plan specifies — no more, no less.

Read the plan file at $ARGUMENTS. Then implement every step in the order specified.

Rules:

• Follow the plan precisely: use the exact file paths, function names, and code shown.
• Do NOT add features not in the plan. Do NOT refactor code not mentioned in the plan.
• Do NOT skip any step. If a step seems wrong, implement it anyway — the plan was reviewed and approved.
• Create files, edit files, run commands — whatever each step requires.
• The orchestrator has injected CLAUDE.md and every file from .claude/rules/ into your system prompt under "AUTHORITATIVE PROJECT CONTEXT". Every NEVER rule, SSOT, security invariant, plugin-contract element, and local-LLM rule there applies to your code. If a plan step would require violating one of those rules, STOP — do not implement it; report the conflict instead. The plan was reviewed for compliance, but if the implementation requires extending it (e.g. a helper not specified), the new code must still respect the project rules.

Step 2 — Verify

After implementing all steps:

1. Run make check — fix any lint/clippy/format issues
2. Run make test — fix any test failures
3. If either fails, fix the code and re-run until both pass

Step 3 — Report

When done, report:

• How many steps were implemented
• Whether make check passed
• Whether make test passed
• Any issues encountered and how they were resolved