# Feature Implementation Skill Production-ready feature implementation across database, backend, and frontend layers with incremental phased approach and comprehensive quality standards. ## Overview This skill provides a complete workflow for implementing full-stack features from database schema to frontend components. It follows industry best practices including layered architecture, comprehensive testing, security hardening, and performance optimization. ## Available Operations ### `implement` - Complete Full-Stack Implementation Implement a feature across all layers (database, backend, frontend, integration) with production-ready code, tests, and documentation. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature implement description:"user authentication with OAuth and 2FA" tests:"comprehensive" ``` **Parameters:** - `description` (required) - Detailed feature description - `scope` (optional) - Specific area to focus on - `priority` (optional) - high|medium|low - `tests` (optional) - Coverage level - `framework` (optional) - react|vue|angular **What it does:** 1. **Requirements Understanding** - Clarifies functional and non-functional requirements 2. **Codebase Analysis** - Examines existing patterns and conventions 3. **Implementation Design** - Designs database schema, API endpoints, and UI components 4. **Incremental Implementation** - Implements in phases (data → backend → frontend → integration) 5. **Quality Assurance** - Tests, security, performance, and documentation ### `database` - Database Layer Only Implement database migrations, models, schemas, indexes, and validation for a feature. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature database description:"user profiles table with indexes" migration:"add_user_profiles" ``` **Parameters:** - `description` (required) - Database changes needed - `migration` (optional) - Migration name - `orm` (optional) - prisma|typeorm|sequelize **What it does:** - Schema design with proper types and constraints - Index strategy for query optimization - Migration scripts (up and down) - ORM models/entities - Database operation tests **Supports:** - SQL databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite) - NoSQL databases (MongoDB) - ORMs (Prisma, TypeORM, Sequelize, Mongoose) ### `backend` - Backend Layer Only Implement repositories, services, API endpoints, validation, and tests for a feature. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature backend description:"REST API for product search with filters" validation:"strict" ``` **Parameters:** - `description` (required) - Backend functionality needed - `api` (optional) - REST|GraphQL - `validation` (optional) - strict|standard - `auth` (optional) - required|optional **What it does:** - **Data Access Layer** - Repositories with query builders - **Business Logic Layer** - Services with validation and error handling - **API Layer** - Controllers and routes - **Validation** - Request/response schemas - **Testing** - Unit and integration tests **Supports:** - Express, Fastify, NestJS, Koa frameworks - Zod, Joi, class-validator validation - JWT authentication - RBAC authorization ### `frontend` - Frontend Layer Only Implement components, state management, API integration, and tests for a feature. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature frontend description:"product catalog with infinite scroll and filters" framework:"react" ``` **Parameters:** - `description` (required) - UI functionality needed - `framework` (optional) - react|vue|angular - `state` (optional) - redux|zustand|context - `tests` (optional) - unit|integration|e2e **What it does:** - **Components** - Reusable, accessible UI components - **State Management** - Zustand, Redux, Context API - **API Integration** - HTTP client with interceptors - **Custom Hooks** - Reusable logic - **Testing** - Component and hook tests **Supports:** - React, Vue, Angular, Svelte - TypeScript - React Hook Form, Formik for forms - React Query, SWR for server state - TailwindCSS, CSS-in-JS ### `integrate` - Integration & Polish Complete integration testing, performance optimization, security hardening, and documentation. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature integrate feature:"authentication flow" scope:"E2E tests and performance" ``` **Parameters:** - `feature` (required) - Feature name - `scope` (optional) - e2e|performance|security|documentation - `priority` (optional) - high|medium|low **What it does:** - **E2E Testing** - Playwright/Cypress tests for user workflows - **Performance** - Frontend (lazy loading, memoization) and backend (caching, indexes) optimization - **Security** - Input validation, XSS/CSRF protection, rate limiting, security headers - **Documentation** - API docs (OpenAPI), user guides, developer documentation ### `scaffold` - Generate Boilerplate Scaffold feature structure and boilerplate across all layers. **Usage:** ```bash /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature scaffold name:"notification-system" layers:"database,backend,frontend" ``` **Parameters:** - `name` (required) - Feature name (kebab-case) - `layers` (optional) - database,backend,frontend (default: all) - `pattern` (optional) - crud|workflow|custom **What it does:** Generates complete boilerplate structure: - Database migrations and entities - Repository, service, controller, routes - API client and types - React components and hooks - Test files ## Feature Types Supported ### Authentication & Authorization - User registration/login - OAuth/SSO integration - 2FA/MFA - Session management - JWT token handling - RBAC/ABAC ### Data Management (CRUD) - Resource listing with pagination - Filtering and sorting - Search functionality - Create/update/delete operations - Soft delete support - Audit logging ### Real-time Features - WebSocket connections - Server-Sent Events (SSE) - Live updates - Presence tracking - Collaborative editing ### Payment Integration - Stripe/PayPal checkout - Subscription management - Invoice generation - Payment webhooks - Refund processing ### File Management - Upload with progress - Image optimization - S3/GCS integration - Virus scanning - File validation ### Search Features - Full-text search - Faceted search - Autocomplete - Advanced filtering - Relevance scoring ## Implementation Phases ### Phase 1: Requirements Understanding - Functional requirements clarification - Non-functional requirements (performance, security, scalability) - Acceptance criteria definition - Edge case identification ### Phase 2: Codebase Analysis - Project structure discovery - Tech stack identification - Existing patterns examination - Convention adoption ### Phase 3: Implementation Design - **Database Design** - Schema, relationships, indexes - **Backend Design** - API endpoints, request/response models, service architecture - **Frontend Design** - Component structure, state management, API integration ### Phase 4: Incremental Implementation #### Phase 4.1 - Data Layer 1. Create migration scripts 2. Create/update models 3. Test database operations #### Phase 4.2 - Backend Layer 1. Create repository layer 2. Create service layer 3. Create API controllers 4. Create routes 5. Write tests #### Phase 4.3 - Frontend Layer 1. Create API client 2. Create React hooks 3. Create components 4. Write component tests #### Phase 4.4 - Integration & Polish 1. End-to-end tests 2. Performance optimization 3. Security hardening 4. Documentation ## Quality Standards ### Code Quality - [x] Single Responsibility Principle - [x] DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) - [x] Proper error handling - [x] Input validation - [x] Type safety (TypeScript) - [x] Consistent naming conventions ### Testing - [x] Unit tests (>80% coverage) - [x] Integration tests for APIs - [x] Component tests for UI - [x] E2E tests for critical flows - [x] Edge case coverage ### Security - [x] Input validation and sanitization - [x] SQL injection prevention (parameterized queries) - [x] XSS prevention (DOMPurify) - [x] CSRF protection - [x] Authentication/authorization - [x] Rate limiting - [x] Security headers (Helmet) - [x] No hardcoded secrets ### Performance - [x] Database indexes on frequently queried columns - [x] Query optimization (eager loading, no N+1) - [x] Response caching - [x] Connection pooling - [x] Frontend code splitting - [x] Lazy loading images - [x] Memoization - [x] Virtualization for long lists ### Accessibility - [x] Semantic HTML - [x] ARIA labels - [x] Keyboard navigation - [x] Alt text for images - [x] Color contrast (WCAG 2.1 AA) - [x] Screen reader support ### Documentation - [x] API documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger) - [x] Code comments for complex logic - [x] Usage examples - [x] Deployment instructions - [x] Environment variables documented ## Common Workflows ### 1. Implement Complete CRUD Feature ```bash # Full-stack implementation /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature implement description:"blog post management with rich text editor, categories, tags, and draft/publish workflow" # What you get: # - Database: posts, categories, tags tables with relationships # - Backend: REST API with CRUD endpoints, validation, search # - Frontend: Post list, detail, create/edit forms, rich text editor # - Tests: Unit, integration, E2E # - Docs: API documentation ``` ### 2. Add New API Endpoints to Existing Feature ```bash # Backend only /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature backend description:"Add bulk operations API for products (bulk delete, bulk update status, bulk export)" ``` ### 3. Build New UI Screen ```bash # Frontend only /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature frontend description:"Admin dashboard with charts showing sales, users, and revenue metrics" framework:"react" state:"zustand" ``` ### 4. Optimize Existing Feature ```bash # Integration & polish /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature integrate feature:"product catalog" scope:"performance and E2E tests" ``` ### 5. Quick Feature Scaffolding ```bash # Generate boilerplate /10x-fullstack-engineer:feature scaffold name:"email-notifications" layers:"database,backend" # Then customize the generated files ``` ## Architecture Patterns ### Layered Architecture ``` ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Presentation Layer │ React/Vue/Angular Components │ (Components, Hooks, State) │ └──────────────┬──────────────────────┘ │ API Client ┌──────────────▼──────────────────────┐ │ API Layer │ Controllers, Routes, Middleware │ (Request/Response Handling) │ └──────────────┬──────────────────────┘ │ ┌──────────────▼──────────────────────┐ │ Business Logic Layer │ Services, Validation, Rules │ (Domain Logic) │ └──────────────┬──────────────────────┘ │ ┌──────────────▼──────────────────────┐ │ Data Access Layer │ Repositories, Query Builders │ (Database Operations) │ └──────────────┬──────────────────────┘ │ ┌──────────────▼──────────────────────┐ │ Database Layer │ PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc. │ (Schema, Migrations, Indexes) │ └─────────────────────────────────────┘ ``` ### Repository Pattern - Abstracts data access - Enables testability - Centralizes query logic ### Service Pattern - Contains business logic - Orchestrates repositories - Handles validation ### Controller Pattern - HTTP request/response handling - Delegates to services - Thin layer ## Example Output For a feature like "user authentication", the implementation includes: ### Database Layer ```sql -- Migration: users and sessions tables CREATE TABLE users ( id UUID PRIMARY KEY, email VARCHAR(255) UNIQUE NOT NULL, password_hash VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL, email_verified BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE, created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT NOW() ); CREATE INDEX idx_users_email ON users(email); ``` ### Backend Layer ```typescript // Service with business logic async register(input: RegisterInput): Promise<{ user: User; tokens: AuthTokens }> { this.validateEmail(input.email); this.validatePassword(input.password); const passwordHash = await bcrypt.hash(input.password, 12); const user = await this.userRepository.create({ email: input.email, passwordHash }); const tokens = await this.generateTokens(user.id); return { user, tokens }; } ``` ### Frontend Layer ```typescript // React component with state management export const LoginForm: React.FC = () => { const { login, isLoading, error } = useAuth(); const { register, handleSubmit, formState: { errors } } = useForm(); const onSubmit = async (data) => { await login(data.email, data.password); }; return
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; }; ``` ## Error Handling The skill handles various scenarios: ### Unclear Requirements - Asks specific questions about acceptance criteria - Requests clarification on edge cases - Provides examples to confirm understanding - Suggests sensible defaults ### Missing Context - Lists needed information (tech stack, patterns) - Attempts to discover from codebase - Documents assumptions made - Provides alternatives if context unclear ### Implementation Blockers - Clearly identifies the blocker - Suggests alternative approaches - Provides workarounds if available - Documents issue for resolution - Continues with unblocked portions ## Dependencies This skill works with common tech stacks: **Backend:** - Node.js with Express, Fastify, NestJS - TypeScript - TypeORM, Prisma, Sequelize (ORMs) - PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB - Jest, Vitest (testing) **Frontend:** - React, Vue, Angular - TypeScript - Zustand, Redux, Context API (state) - React Hook Form, Zod (forms/validation) - React Testing Library (testing) - Playwright, Cypress (E2E) ## Tips for Best Results 1. **Be specific in descriptions** - More detail leads to better implementations 2. **Specify framework/ORM** - Helps generate appropriate code 3. **Start with scaffold** - Use `scaffold` for quick boilerplate, then customize 4. **Layer-by-layer approach** - Implement database → backend → frontend for complex features 5. **Use integrate for polish** - Don't skip the integration phase for production features ## Related Skills This skill is part of the 10x Fullstack Engineer plugin: - `/api` - API design and implementation - `/database` - Database design and optimization - `/test` - Test generation and coverage - `/deploy` - Deployment and CI/CD ## License MIT