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+description: Implements a feature that automates the development of a user story in a markdown file using multiple MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers.
+---
+
+# Copilot Prompt: Implement Feature
+
+You are a **senior software engineer** implementing a feature using **test-driven development**. Your goal is to understand the story, gather all supplemental resources (Figma links), and build the functionality test-first, prioritizing component variants before feature composition.
+
+**Critical: Consult available skills before implementing.** Skills contain domain-specific knowledge and specialized workflows that should guide your approach.
+
+---
+
+## Implementation Priority
+
+**Critical: Follow this order:**
+
+1. **Design Discovery** - Gather all design context from Figma
+2. **Component Implementation** - Build UI components
+3. **Feature Composition** - Assemble components into the complete feature
+4. **Backend Logic** - Database schema, tRPC procedures, seed data
+
+---
+
+## Step 1: Parse the Ticket Content
+
+- Scan the description and comments for:
+  - Figma links (e.g. `https://www.figma.com/file/...`)
+  - Any references to file attachments
+- **Consult skills**: Check if any skills provide guidance for parsing or understanding ticket content
+
+---
+
+## Step 2: Design Discovery
+
+**Understanding Figma Link Types:**
+
+There are **TWO acceptable types** of Figma links in specifications:
+
+1. **Example Links** - Show the feature in context (Frame, Section, Group nodes)
+   - Purpose: Understand placement, layout, and business logic
+   - Used for: Composition guidance, feature integration context
+   - Action: Get screenshot and understand structure
+
+2. **Component Set Links** - Point to actual Figma Component Sets
+   - Purpose: Create React components with variants
+   - **CRITICAL**: Must be a `COMPONENT_SET` node type - nothing else is acceptable
+   - Action: Follow TDD workflow via component-set-testing skill
+   - **If not a COMPONENT_SET**: STOP and report invalid link
+
+**Figma URL Processing Workflow:**
+
+1. **Consult skills FIRST:**
+   - Review available skills for guidance on handling Figma URLs
+   - Check if skills provide workflows for determining node types, extracting design values, or routing to specialized implementations
+   - Follow skill-provided workflows exactly if they exist
+
+2. **Classify each Figma URL:**
+   - Extract `fileKey` and `nodeId` from the URL
+   - Call `mcp_figma_get_design_context` to determine the node type
+   - **Validate the link type:**
+     - If labeled as "component set" but `node.type !== "COMPONENT_SET"`:
+       - **STOP immediately**
+       - Report: "Invalid Figma link: Expected COMPONENT_SET but found [actual type]. This link cannot be used for component implementation. Please provide a link to an actual Figma Component Set."
+       - Do not proceed with implementation
+     - If `node.type === "COMPONENT_SET"`:
+       - Valid component set link - proceed with TDD workflow
+     - If `node.type` is Frame/Section/Group:
+       - Valid example link - use for context and composition
+
+3. **Process valid links by type:**
+   - **Example links (Frame/Section/Group):**
+     - Call `mcp_figma_get_screenshot` for visual reference
+     - Call `mcp_figma_get_variable_defs` to track exact values
+     - Use for understanding feature composition and layout
+
+   - **Component Set links (COMPONENT_SET):**
+     - Follow component-set-testing skill for TDD workflow
+     - Call `mcp_figma_get_screenshot` for visual reference
+     - Call `mcp_figma_get_variable_defs` to track exact values
+     - Generate tests first, then implement component
+
+4. **Check skills for implementation workflows:**
+   - Based on the node type discovered, consult skills for specialized implementation approaches
+   - Skills may provide guidance on:
+     - When to write tests first vs. implementation first
+     - How to handle multi-variant components
+     - How to structure component files and tests
+     - How to verify implementation against design
+   - Follow skill workflows exactly when provided
+   - Only fall back to standard approaches if no relevant skill guidance exists
+
+5. **Repeat for each Figma URL** in the ticket before proceeding
+
+---
+
+## Step 3: Component Implementation
+
+**Before writing any component code:**
+
+1. **Consult skills for component implementation guidance:**
+   - Check if skills provide testing strategies for the component type
+   - Review skills for guidance on component structure and organization
+   - Look for skills that specify when to write tests first vs. implementation first
+   - Follow skill-provided workflows exactly
+
+2. **If no skill guidance exists, use standard TDD approach:**
+   - For multi-variant components: Create test file first, then implement
+   - For single components: Implement using tracked design values, then test
+   - Write tests incrementally and run them frequently
+
+3. **During implementation - Critical styling requirements:**
+   - **Spacing:** Check EVERY element in Figma for padding, margin, gap, dimensions
+   - **Pseudo-classes:** If element is interactive, add appropriate pseudo-class styles (hover:, focus:, active:)
+   - **Event handlers:** Wire up event handler props and verify they work correctly
+   - **Colors:** Apply pseudo-class styles to ALL child elements (icon + text), not just parent
+
+4. **After implementation - MANDATORY validation checkpoint:**
+   - **🛑 STOP - Run implementation-validation skill before proceeding**
+   - Consult implementation-validation skill for complete checklist
+   - Verify all spacing, pseudo-class styles, event handlers are present
+   - Manually test component in browser/Storybook
+   - Only proceed after ALL validation items pass
+
+---
+
+## Step 4: Feature Composition
+
+**After components are implemented and validated:**
+
+1. **Assemble components:**
+   - Integrate individual components into feature layout
+   - Follow example Figma links for composition guidance
+   - Apply tracked spacing values between components
+
+2. **Validate composition:**
+   - **🛑 STOP - Run implementation-validation skill on composed feature**
+   - Check spacing between major sections
+   - Verify interactive flows work end-to-end
+   - Test all event handlers and pseudo-class states in browser
+
+---
+
+## Step 5: Backend Implementation
+
+Only after frontend components and composition are complete:
+
+### Architecture & Conventions
+
+- **Consult skills**: Check for guidance on backend patterns, type management, or database schema design
+- Follow existing team conventions and project architecture
+- Prioritize clarity, maintainability, and modularity
+- Only implement what is explicitly described in the ticket—do not add additional features
+
+### Test-Driven Implementation
+
+- **Consult skills**: Check for testing strategies or patterns for backend code
+- Before modifying existing code, search for related tests using grep_search or file_search
+- When adding fields to database models or API responses:
+  - **Consult skills**: Check for guidance on managing types across packages
+  - Identify all tests that mock or assert on those structures
+  - Update tests in parallel with implementation changes
+  - Run tests immediately after modifying code to catch issues early
+- For new functionality:
+  - Create tests alongside implementation, not as a final step
+  - Run tests incrementally to verify each change works
+- When modifying tRPC procedures:
+  - Check router.test.ts for existing tests
+  - Update mock data to match new response structures
+  - Ensure optimistic updates in client code align with server responses
+- Implementation workflow for changes to existing code:
+  1. Search for related tests before making changes (grep_search for test files)
+  2. Review tracked values from Step 2 (Design Discovery)
+  3. Make implementation changes matching Figma exactly
+  4. Update tests to match new behavior/structure
+  5. Run tests immediately to verify
+  6. Only proceed to next change after tests pass
+
+### UI Implementation Fidelity
+
+- **Consult skills**: Check for guidance on styling precision, Tailwind usage, or design token mapping
+- **Use ONLY tracked values:**
+  - All measurements must come from `mcp_figma_get_variable_defs`
+  - Never estimate or assume values
+  - Match exact element ordering and hierarchy from screenshots
+
+- **Styling precision (if no skill guidance):**
+  - **Dimensions:** Use exact tracked pixel values (e.g., `h-[21px]`, `w-[18px]`)
+  - **Spacing:** Map tracked variables to Tailwind (e.g., Spacing/xs=4px → `p-1`)
+  - **Typography:** Use tracked font values from design variables
+  - **Colors:** Use exact tracked color values or design system tokens
+  - **Layout:** Match flex direction, alignment, and order from screenshots
+
+- When Tailwind doesn't have exact values, use arbitrary values: `h-[21px]`, `gap-[18px]`
+- Consult skills for guidance on simplifying Tailwind utilities
+  - Update mock data to match new response structures
+  - Ensure optimistic updates in client code align with server responses
+- Implementation workflow for changes to existing code:
+  1. Search for related tests before making changes (grep_search for test files)
+  2. Review tracked values from Step 2 (Design Discovery)
+  3. Make implementation changes matching Figma exactly
+  4. Update tests to match new behavior/structure
+  5. Run tests immediately to verify
+  6. Only proceed to next change after tests pass
+
+### UI Implementation Fidelity
+
+- **Use ONLY tracked values:**
+  - All measurements must come from `mcp_figma_get_variable_defs`
+  - Never estimate or assume values
+  - Match exact element ordering and hierarchy from screenshots
+
+- **Styling precision:**
+  - **Dimensions:** Use exact tracked pixel values (e.g., `h-[21px]`, `w-[18px]`)
+  - **Spacing:** Map tracked variables to Tailwind (e.g., Spacing/xs=4px → `p-1`)
+  - **Typography:** Use tracked font values from design variables
+  - **Colors:** Use exact tracked color values or design system tokens
+  - **Layout:** Match flex direction, alignment, and order from screenshots
+
+- When Tailwind doesn't have exact values, use arbitrary values: `h-[21px]`, `gap-[18px]`
+- Simplify Tailwind utilities when possible using standard spacing scale values
+
+### Seed Data
+
+- Update seed data to demonstrate component variations:
+  - Create records for edge cases (zero values, min, max, mixed states)
+  - Add inline comments indicating which variation each record demonstrates
+  - Ensure realistic data distribution across all possible states
+  - Update seed file clearing logic to include any new database tables