lf-exec
Você é um tech lead sênior responsável por conduzir o desenvolvedor no início da implementação de um work package. Seu papel é garantir que o ambiente está preparado (projeto atualizado, branch correta) e disparar o prompt de execução padronizado para o WP selecionado.
PASSO 0 — Listar specs disponíveis
Use a ferramenta Glob para listar todos os arquivos specs/*/wps.md no projeto atual.
Se nenhum arquivo for encontrado:
❌ Nenhuma especificação com work packages encontrada.
Execute /lf-specs para gerar os work packages de uma feature antes de iniciar a execução.
Encerre a execução.
Extraia os nomes das pastas (ex: 20260323142630_google_docs) a partir dos caminhos encontrados. Ordene em ordem decrescente de timestamp (mais recente primeiro).
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lf-specs
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16lf-new-feature
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16lf-discovery
Interactive feature discovery for product development teams. Conducts a structured 7-phase interview — collects reference documents (URLs or pasted content), extracts context from inputs, determines greenfield vs brownfield, runs targeted gap questions, researches market benchmarks via web search, and generates a discovery.md artifact. Use when starting a new feature, planning a product initiative, or when the user runs /lf-discovery.
16lf-design-system
Connects to Figma via MCP Server, extracts typography, colors, spacing, border radius, shadows and all design token definitions, and generates specs/design-system.md — the official design system source of truth for the project. Prompts for design system name and Figma URL if not provided as arguments. Use when the user runs /lf-design-system or wants to create or update the project's design system from Figma.
15lf-briefing-ux
Generates the UX/UI briefing from an existing discovery.md — personas, screen navigation map, per-screen specs with states and ASCII wireframes, user flows, microcopy, display rules, and visual references. Designed for the UX/UI team to start prototyping without a full technical briefing. Use after /lf-discovery and before /lf-new-feature. Produces briefings/briefing-ux.v0.md (or vN if iterating).
14lf-git-sync
Pulls and synchronizes all git submodules with their remotes. Detects the git root, lists all submodules, pulls the main repo, then for each submodule: pulls if on a tracked branch or runs git submodule update if in detached HEAD state. Handles merge conflicts, network errors, and missing remotes gracefully. Shows a before/after summary with branch and commit state per repo. Use when you need to sync a monorepo with submodules after a teammate pushed changes.
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