What this guide sets up
This is the factory production stage. The coding agent now builds from prepared inputs, reusable Skills, implementation rules, and a repository template.
It should not invent strategy here. It should implement what was already prepared.
Steps
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Start From Template
Start From Template means the build begins from an approved repository, starter, or existing site structure.
Use it so the agent does not waste time recreating the foundation.
Load Inputs
Load Inputs means the agent reads the preparation files before touching implementation.
Use it so content, brand, SEO/AEO, legal, integration, tracking, and QA requirements guide the build.
Apply Reusable Parts
Apply Reusable Parts means the agent uses the existing Skills for header, footer, colors, consent, metadata, schema, tracking, and QA.
Use it so repeated website parts are built from standards instead of fresh guesses.
Build Pages
Build Pages means creating the actual routes, layouts, sections, copy blocks, media placements, and responsive behavior.
Use it to turn the prepared inputs into the visible website.
Add Integrations
Add Integrations means implementing forms, embeds, APIs, CRM handoffs, widgets, and external tool hooks defined in the requirements.
Use it so integrations match the prepared setup instead of appearing as last-minute patches.
Add Tracking
Add Tracking means implementing events, conversions, form tracking, consent-aware scripts, and analytics checks from the Tracking Plan.
Use it so the finished site can be measured from day one.
Run Local Checks
Run Local Checks means testing build, lint, links, layout, metadata, accessibility, tracking basics, and mobile behavior before review.
Use it to catch implementation problems before Agent Mode inspects the site.
Write Delivery Notes
Write Delivery Notes means recording what changed, what was checked, what still needs external setup, and what should be reviewed next.
Use them so the next human or agent can continue without guessing what happened.
Be Aware
The agent starts making strategic decisions during the build.
Send unclear strategy, content, legal, brand, or integration questions back to the input stage instead of guessing in code.
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