Build your features

Systematic feature building

You have specs. Now you build. Inside Claude Code, type /mvp-build. It reads your roadmap, finds the next pending feature, shows you where you are, and starts building.

How it works

It reads the roadmap, checks which features are done and which are pending, and picks up the next one in order. It shows you a quick status: what's been completed, what you're about to build, and what's coming after.

Then it hands the spec to the orchestrator. The orchestrator reads it, determines the right agents to involve, creates an execution plan, and starts building. Database first, then backend, then frontend wiring, then UI, then tests, then a quality check.

When the feature is done, the system marks it complete in the roadmap and writes a reference document so future features know what exists. You start a new session, run /mvp-build again, and it picks up the next one.

One feature per session

Each feature gets a fresh session. This is deliberate. It keeps the context focused and prevents agent confusion from accumulated state. A fresh session with a clear spec and a clean working directory produces better results than a marathon session trying to build five things at once.

The rhythm

It settles into a loop:

1. Run /mvp-build
2. Review what it built
3. Start a new session
4. Repeat

Some features take ten minutes. Some take an hour. The system handles the complexity so you don't have to think about what comes next. You just keep running the command until the roadmap is complete.