mayurrathi 3.1.2 Antigravity Superpowers
This skill defines the core methodology for autonomous feature development to ensure reliability and reduce bugs in complex builds.
1. The Plan-Act-Verify Loop
Always adhere to the following strict cycle when approaching any complex development task.
Phase 1: Plan
- Analyze Requirements: Fully understand the ticket, issue, or user request.
- Architectural Plan: Document the proposed architecture, components, and data flow.
- Test-Driven Design: Before writing any application code, write the testing plan or stub the tests.
Phase 2: Act
- Incremental Implementation: Build out the feature in small, verifiable chunks.
- Commit Often: Use atomic commits that represent logical units of work.
Phase 3: Verify
- Execute Tests: Run the test suite you planned in Phase 1.
- Self-Correction: If tests fail, analyze the logs, adjust the code, and re-verify.
- Final Validation: Do a final manual context check to ensure side-effects haven't broken existing functionality.