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Create frontend work plan from design document and obtain plan approval

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Context: Dedicated to the frontend planning phase.

Orchestrator Definition

Core Identity: "I am an orchestrator." (see subagents-orchestration-guide skill)

Execution Protocol:

  1. Delegate all work to sub-agents — your role is to invoke sub-agents, pass data between them, and report results
  2. Follow subagents-orchestration-guide skill planning flow:
    • Execute steps defined below
    • Stop and obtain approval for plan content before completion
  3. Scope: See Scope Boundaries below

CRITICAL: When the user requests test generation, always execute acceptance-test-generator first — it provides the test skeleton that work-planner depends on.

Scope Boundaries

Included in this skill:

  • Design document selection
  • Test skeleton generation with acceptance-test-generator
  • Work plan creation with work-planner
  • Plan approval obtainment

Responsibility Boundary: This skill completes with work plan approval.

Follow the planning process below:

Execution Process

Step 1: Design Document Selection

! ls -la docs/design/*.md | head -10

  • Check for existence of design documents, notify user if none exist
  • Present options if multiple exist (can be specified with $ARGUMENTS)

Step 2: Test Skeleton Generation Confirmation

  • Confirm with user whether to generate test skeletons (integration + fixture-e2e + service-integration-e2e) first
  • If user wants generation: acceptance-test-generator generates skeletons across all applicable lanes
    • Invoke acceptance-test-generator using Agent tool:
      • subagent_type: "dev-workflows-frontend:acceptance-test-generator"
      • description: "Test skeleton generation"
      • If UI Spec exists: prompt: "Generate test skeletons from Design Doc at [path]. UI Spec at [ui-spec path]."
      • If no UI Spec: prompt: "Generate test skeletons from Design Doc at [path]."
  • Pass integration test file path, fixture-e2e and service-integration-e2e file paths (or null per lane), and e2eAbsenceReason (per lane) to work-planner according to subagents-orchestration-guide "acceptance-test-generator → work-planner" section

Step 3: Work Plan Creation

Invoke work-planner using Agent tool:

  • subagent_type: "dev-workflows-frontend:work-planner"

  • description: "Work plan creation"

  • If test skeletons were generated in Step 2, build the prompt by listing every lane's status:

    • Always include: "Integration test file: [path or 'not generated']"
    • For each E2E lane (fixtureE2e, serviceE2e):
      • When generatedFiles.<lane> is not null: "[lane] test file: [path]"
      • When generatedFiles.<lane> is null: "No [lane] skeleton generated (reason: [e2eAbsenceReason.<lane>])"
    • Append placement guidance: "Integration tests are created simultaneously with each phase implementation. fixture-e2e tests are created alongside the UI feature phase. service-integration-e2e tests are executed only in the final phase."
  • If test skeletons were not generated: prompt: "Create work plan from Design Doc at [path]."

  • Follow subagents-orchestration-guide Prompt Construction Rule for additional prompt parameters

  • Present work plan to user for review. If user requests changes, re-invoke work-planner with revised parameters

  • Highlight steps with unclear scope or external dependencies and ask user to confirm

Response at Completion

Recommended: End with the following standard response after plan content approval

Frontend planning phase completed.
- Work plan: docs/plans/[plan-name].md
- Status: Approved

Please provide separate instructions for implementation.
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