# ✅ OMS Implementation - Ready to Start!

**Date:** February 15, 2026  
**Repository:** C:\dev\nt8-sdk  
**Status:** ALL FILES READY

---

## 📋 OMS Documentation Files (In Repository)

✅ **OMS_Design_Specification.md** (42 KB)
   - Complete technical design
   - Interface definitions
   - State machine specification
   - Implementation requirements

✅ **Kilocode_Implementation_Guide.md** (40 KB)
   - Step-by-step task breakdown
   - Phase A-E detailed instructions
   - Code templates and examples
   - Verification steps

✅ **OMS_Test_Scenarios.md** (18 KB)
   - 50+ comprehensive test cases
   - Edge case coverage
   - Performance benchmarks
   - Test data builders

---

## 🎯 Ready to Start with Kilocode

### OPTION 1: Code Mode (Recommended)

**Use this for direct implementation following the guide.**

**Paste into Kilocode Code Mode:**

```
I'm ready to implement the OMS (Order Management System).

I will follow the task breakdown in Kilocode_Implementation_Guide.md
starting with Task A1: Create OrderModels.cs

Please confirm you've loaded all rules from .kilocode/rules/ 
and understand:
- C# 5.0 syntax requirements (no $, ?., =>)
- File modification boundaries (OMS directories only)
- Mandatory coding patterns (locks, try-catch, logging)
- Verification requirements (verify-build.bat after each file)
- Project context (production trading code)

Let's start with creating OrderModels.cs in src/NT8.Core/OMS/
```

---

### OPTION 2: Architect Mode (If You Want Design Review First)

**Use this if you want Kilocode to review the design before coding.**

**Paste into Kilocode Architect Mode:**

```
Review the OMS design in OMS_Design_Specification.md and
Kilocode_Implementation_Guide.md

Analyze:
1. Are there any design issues or improvements needed?
2. Is the implementation plan optimal?
3. Any risks or concerns before we start coding?

After review, we'll switch to Code Mode for implementation.
```

---

## 📂 File Locations

All documentation is in your repository root:

```
C:\dev\nt8-sdk\
├── OMS_Design_Specification.md      ✅ 42 KB
├── Kilocode_Implementation_Guide.md ✅ 40 KB
├── OMS_Test_Scenarios.md            ✅ 18 KB
├── KILOCODE_SETUP_COMPLETE.md       ✅ Setup guide
└── BUILD_WARNINGS_REFERENCE.md      ✅ Build info
```

Implementation code will go in:
```
src/NT8.Core/OMS/                    ← Implementation files
tests/NT8.Core.Tests/OMS/            ← Unit tests
tests/NT8.Core.Tests/Mocks/          ← Mock adapters
```

---

## ⏱️ Implementation Timeline

**Total Estimated Time:** 6 hours

| Phase | Task | Time | Files |
|-------|------|------|-------|
| **A** | Core Models & Interfaces | 30 min | 3 files |
| **B** | BasicOrderManager | 2 hours | 1 file |
| **C** | Mock Adapter | 30 min | 1 file |
| **D** | Unit Tests | 2 hours | 5 test files |
| **E** | Verification | 30 min | Validation |

---

## 🚀 Next Actions

**STEP 1:** Open Kilocode panel in VS Code

**STEP 2:** Choose your mode:
- **Code Mode** → Direct implementation (faster)
- **Architect Mode** → Design review first (safer)

**STEP 3:** Paste the appropriate starter prompt from above

**STEP 4:** Confirm Kilocode has loaded the rules (should see 12 rules)

**STEP 5:** Begin implementation following the guide

---

## ✅ Pre-Flight Checklist

Before starting, verify:

- [ ] VS Code restarted (to load Kilocode rules)
- [ ] Kilocode panel open
- [ ] Law icon (⚖️) shows 12 rules loaded
- [ ] Build is clean (`Ctrl+Shift+B` works)
- [ ] All 3 OMS documents visible in repo root
- [ ] Ready to commit ~6 hours to implementation

---

## 💡 Recommendation

**Use Code Mode** because:
1. ✅ Design is complete and detailed
2. ✅ Implementation guide is step-by-step
3. ✅ Rules enforce quality automatically
4. ✅ Faster path to working OMS

Switch to Architect Mode only if you hit unexpected design issues.

---

## 📞 During Implementation

If you need to:
- **Pause**: Just stop, Kilocode will resume from last file
- **Switch modes**: Close and reopen Kilocode in different mode
- **Get help**: Reference the design spec or test scenarios
- **Verify**: Run `Ctrl+Shift+B` after each file

---

**Everything is ready. Choose your mode and start!** 🚀

---

*Documentation copied to repository: February 15, 2026*
