feature-tracking
Track feature implementation against requirements with hierarchical FR codes and TODO.md sync. Use when linking features to PRDs or recalculating completion stats.
What this skill does
# Feature Tracking Skill
Track feature implementation status against requirements documents using hierarchical FR codes.
## When to Use This Skill
| Use this skill when... | Use blueprint-feature-tracker-sync instead when... |
|---|---|
| You need to read or update feature implementation status by FR code | You want to reconcile TODO.md checkboxes with the tracker |
| You're recalculating completion percentages mid-development | You want to drain WO entries from a taskwarrior sidecar |
| You manage hierarchical FR codes (FR1, FR1.2, FR1.2.1) | You want a markdown progress summary via `--summary` |
| You add features or phases to feature-tracker.json | Use blueprint-feature-tracker-status to view stats without modifying |
## Overview
The feature tracker maintains a JSON file that maps requirements from a source document (e.g., REQUIREMENTS.md) to implementation status. It supports:
- **Hierarchical FR codes**: FR1, FR2.1, FR2.1.1, etc.
- **Phase-based development**: Group features by development phase
- **PRD integration**: Link features to Product Requirements Documents
- **Task tracking**: Track in-progress and pending tasks (replaces work-overview.md)
- **Sync targets**: Keep TODO.md in sync
## When to Run
Run feature tracking operations when:
- Feature implementation status changes
- New PRD is added or completed
- After major development milestones
- Before generating status reports
- Starting a new development phase
## Core Concepts
### Feature Status
Each feature has one of five statuses:
- `complete`: Implementation files exist, tests pass, TODO item checked
- `partial`: Some implementation exists, not all sub-features done
- `in_progress`: Active work, files modified recently
- `not_started`: No implementation files, TODO unchecked
- `blocked`: Missing dependencies or explicitly marked
### Hierarchical Structure
Features are organized hierarchically:
```
FR1 (Game Setup & Configuration)
├── FR1.1 (Window Configuration)
├── FR1.2 (Game Mode Selection)
│ ├── FR1.2.1 (Versus Mode)
│ └── FR1.2.2 (Cooperative Mode)
└── FR1.3 (Scenario Setup)
```
### Phase Organization
Features are grouped by development phase:
- `phase-0`: Foundation
- `phase-1`: Core gameplay
- `phase-2`: Advanced features
- etc.
## File Structure
```
docs/blueprint/
├── feature-tracker.json # Main tracker file (source of truth)
└── schemas/ # Optional: local schema copy
└── feature-tracker.schema.json
```
The project's `TODO.md` is a sync target for checkbox states.
**Note**: As of v1.1.0, `feature-tracker.json` includes a `tasks` section that tracks in-progress and pending tasks, replacing the separate `work-overview.md` file.
## Quick Commands
### View completion stats
```bash
jq '.statistics' docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
### List incomplete features
```bash
jq -r '.. | objects | select(.status == "not_started") | .name' docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
### Show PRD completion
```bash
jq '.prds | to_entries | .[] | "\(.key): \(.value.status)"' docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
### List features by phase
```bash
jq -r '.. | objects | select(.phase == "phase-1") | .name' docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
### Count features by status
```bash
jq '[.. | objects | select(.status?) | .status] | group_by(.) | map({(.[0]): length}) | add' docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
## Schema
The feature tracker uses a JSON Schema for validation. The schema is bundled with the blueprint-plugin at:
```
schemas/feature-tracker.schema.json
```
Key schema features:
- Strict FR code validation: `^FR\d+(\.\d+)*$`
- Phase pattern validation: `^phase-\d+$`
- Recursive feature definitions for nesting
- PRD naming pattern: `^PRD_[A-Z_]+$`
### Validate tracker
```bash
# Using ajv-cli or similar JSON schema validator
ajv validate -s schemas/feature-tracker.schema.json \
-d docs/blueprint/feature-tracker.json
```
## Integration Points
### Manifest Integration
The `manifest.json` references the feature tracker:
```json
{
"structure": {
"has_feature_tracker": true
},
"feature_tracker": {
"file": "feature-tracker.json",
"source_document": "REQUIREMENTS.md",
"sync_targets": ["TODO.md"]
}
}
```
### PRD Mapping
Features link to PRDs via the `prd` field:
```json
{
"name": "Terrain Visual Enhancement",
"status": "complete",
"prd": "PRD_TERRAIN_VISUAL_ENHANCEMENT"
}
```
PRDs track which features they implement:
```json
{
"PRD_TERRAIN_VISUAL_ENHANCEMENT": {
"name": "Terrain Visual Enhancement",
"status": "complete",
"features_implemented": ["FR2.8.1", "FR2.8.2", "FR2.8.3"],
"tests_passing": 107
}
}
```
### Work Order Integration
Work orders can reference specific FR codes. When a work order is completed, update the corresponding feature status in the tracker.
## Sync Process
The sync process ensures consistency between:
1. `feature-tracker.json` (source of truth for features AND tasks)
2. `TODO.md` (checkbox-based task list)
### Sync Steps
1. **Load current state** from feature-tracker.json (features and tasks)
2. **Compare** with TODO.md checkbox states
3. **Verify** implementation status for each feature
4. **Recalculate** statistics
5. **Update** TODO.md with changes
6. **Report** what was synchronized
### Human-Readable Summary
Use `--summary` flag to generate a markdown overview:
```bash
/blueprint:feature-tracker-sync --summary
```
### Status Verification
For each feature, verify:
- `complete`: Files exist, tests pass (if applicable), TODO checked
- `partial`: Some files exist, not all sub-features complete
- `in_progress`: Recent commits touch feature files
- `not_started`: No implementation evidence
- `blocked`: Documented dependency issues
## Commands
Related blueprint commands:
- `/blueprint:feature-tracker-status`: Display statistics and completion summary
- `/blueprint:feature-tracker-sync`: Synchronize tracker with sync targets
## Example: Updating Feature Status
When completing a feature:
1. Update feature status in `feature-tracker.json`:
```json
{
"name": "Unit Selection",
"status": "complete",
"phase": "phase-2",
"implementation": {
"files": ["src/systems/selection.rs"],
"notes": "Box selection and click selection",
"tests": ["tests/selection_tests.rs"]
}
}
```
2. Run `/blueprint:feature-tracker-sync` to update:
- Move task from `tasks.in_progress` to `tasks.completed`
- TODO.md checkboxes
- Statistics recalculation
3. Commit all changes together for consistency
## Statistics
The tracker maintains aggregate statistics:
```json
{
"statistics": {
"total_features": 42,
"complete": 22,
"partial": 4,
"in_progress": 2,
"not_started": 14,
"blocked": 0,
"completion_percentage": 52.4
}
}
```
These are recalculated during sync operations.
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