maf 0.1.0

data/lib/maf/worker_control.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# worker_control.rb - stop, start, or restart one worker. The dashboard calls it.
+require "json"
+require "fileutils"
+require "rbconfig"
+require_relative "workers"
+require_relative "retire"
+require_relative "role_limits"
+require_relative "shared/processes"
+
+module Maf
+  # WorkerControl stops, starts, or restarts one worker. Each action is
+  # idempotent: start on a live worker and stop on a stopped worker do nothing.
+  # A dispatched worker runs in the background, so maf starts it again. An
+  # interactive worker runs in the user's terminal, so maf only stops it, and
+  # only when the session is idle. maf then prints the start command.
+  class WorkerControl
+    ACTIONS = %w[status stop start restart].freeze
+    MAF = File.expand_path("../../exe/maf", __dir__)
+    IDLE = 60
+
+    # force stops an interactive session also when maf cannot tell if it is idle.
+    # limits are session limits of the role. start and restart save them first.
+    def initialize(root, spec, force: false, limits: {})
+      @root = root
+      @force = force
+      @limits = limits
+      @worker = Workers.id(spec)
+      @entry = Workers.at(root).find(@worker) || abort("maf: no worker #{@worker}")
+    end
+
+    def run(action)
+      abort "usage: maf worker #{ACTIONS.join("|")} ROLE[_WORKER]" unless ACTIONS.include?(action)
+
+      RoleLimits.new(@root).save(@entry["role"], @limits) if %w[start restart].include?(action)
+      ControlLock.new(File.join(coord_dir, "locks", "control-#{@worker}.d")).hold { send(action) }
+    end
+
+    private
+
+    def status = puts("#{@worker}: #{live? ? "running (pid #{pid})" : "stopped"}")
+
+    def stop
+      return puts("#{@worker} is already stopped.") unless live?
+
+      @entry["dispatch"] ? stop_dispatcher : stop_session
+    end
+
+    def start
+      return puts("#{@worker} already runs (pid #{pid}).") if live?
+
+      @entry["dispatch"] ? start_dispatcher : puts(start_hint)
+    end
+
+    def restart
+      stop
+      start
+    end
+
+    # TERM lets a running agent finish its run. The dispatcher then exits.
+    def stop_dispatcher
+      puts "Stopping #{@worker} (pid #{pid}). A running agent finishes its run first."
+      RunningProcesses.terminate(pid)
+      abort "maf: pid #{pid} did not stop. Stop it with: kill #{pid}" unless RunningProcesses.wait_for_exit(pid)
+    end
+
+    # A session in a turn would lose its work. The hook writes the transcript in each turn.
+    def stop_session
+      abort "maf: #{@worker} is in a turn. Try again when the session is idle." if busy?
+      abort "maf: maf cannot tell if #{@worker} is idle. Stop it in its terminal, or add --force." if unknown?
+
+      RunningProcesses.terminate(pid)
+      RunningProcesses.wait_for_exit(pid, timeout: 10)
+      puts "Stopped #{@worker}. To start it again: #{start_hint}"
+    end
+
+    def start_dispatcher
+      args = SetupAgent.start_args(@entry) + ["--detach"]
+      system(RbConfig.ruby, MAF, "start", *args, chdir: @root) || abort("maf: #{@worker} did not start")
+    end
+
+    def start_hint = "cd #{@entry["dir"]} && maf start"
+    def coord_dir = File.join(@root, ".maf", "coordination")
+    def presence = read(File.join(coord_dir, "presence", "#{@worker}.json"))
+    def pid = presence["pid"].to_i
+    def live? = Shared::Processes.alive?(pid) && started_matches?
+
+    # A pid can belong to a new process. The start time tells them apart.
+    def started_matches?
+      recorded = presence["started"].to_s
+      recorded.empty? || recorded == Shared::Processes.started_at(pid)
+    end
+
+    # The context-watch hook records the transcript of Claude Code and Codex
+    # sessions. opencode has no such hook, so its idle state is unknown.
+    def transcript = read(File.join(coord_dir, "status", "#{@worker}.json"))["transcript"].to_s
+    def busy? = File.exist?(transcript) && Time.now - File.mtime(transcript) < IDLE
+    def unknown? = !@force && !File.exist?(transcript)
+
+    def read(path)
+      File.exist?(path) ? JSON.parse(File.read(path)) : {}
+    rescue JSON::ParserError
+      {}
+    end
+  end
+
+  # ControlLock runs one control action per worker at a time. A second click
+  # in the dashboard does not start a second dispatcher. The longest action
+  # waits MAF_STOP_TIMEOUT seconds for a run, so an older lock is from a
+  # killed command or a reboot. It is taken over.
+  class ControlLock
+    def initialize(dir) = @dir = dir
+
+    def hold(&block)
+      take || abort("maf: another action for this worker runs. Try again later.")
+      run(&block)
+    end
+
+    private
+
+    def take
+      FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(@dir))
+      Dir.mkdir(@dir) && true
+    rescue Errno::EEXIST
+      stale? && FileUtils.rm_rf(@dir) && retry
+    end
+
+    def stale? = Time.now - File.mtime(@dir) > Integer(ENV.fetch("MAF_STOP_TIMEOUT", "1800")) + 60
+
+    def run
+      yield
+    ensure
+      FileUtils.rm_rf(@dir)
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/maf/workers.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# workers.rb - registry of the workers that run in this project.
+#
+# .maf/coordination/workers.json maps each worker id to its role, harness, model,
+# start mode, and worktree. `maf prepare` and `maf start` write it.
+# `maf retire` removes an entry. The dashboard reads it.
+require "json"
+require "fileutils"
+require "time"
+
+module Maf
+  class Workers
+    def self.at(root) = new(File.join(root, ".maf", "coordination", "workers.json"))
+
+    # "backend-developer_2" (the maf start form) and "backend-developer-2"
+    # (the worker id) name the same worker.
+    def self.id(spec) = spec.include?("_") ? spec.sub(/_(?=[^_]*\z)/, "-") : spec
+
+    def initialize(path)
+      @path = path
+    end
+
+    def all = File.exist?(@path) ? JSON.parse(File.read(@path)) : {}
+    def find(worker) = all[worker]
+    def add(worker, entry) = write(all.merge(worker => entry.merge("updated_at" => Time.now.utc.iso8601)))
+    def remove(worker) = write(all.except(worker))
+    def update(worker, fields) = add(worker, find(worker).to_h.merge(fields))
+
+    private
+
+    def write(data)
+      FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(@path))
+      File.write(@path, JSON.pretty_generate(data))
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/maf.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# maf - multi-agent-flow. `require "maf"` loads the command line tool.
+require_relative "maf/version"
+require_relative "maf/cli"

data/templates/claude.md.erb

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+---
+# >>> multi-agent-flow >>>
+name: <%= role %>
+description: <%= description %>
+<% if model -%>
+model: <%= model %>
+<% end -%>
+<%# A tools list blocks each MCP tool that it does not name. -%>
+<% if can_edit -%>
+tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, mcp__graphify
+<% else -%>
+tools: Read, Bash, Grep, Glob, mcp__graphify
+<% end -%>
+---
+
+<%= prompt %>

data/templates/codex.md.erb

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+<!-- >>> multi-agent-flow >>> -->
+# <%= title %>
+
+<% if model -%>
+> Model: `<%= model %>` (Codex sets the model at launch: `codex -m <%= model %>`)
+<% end -%>
+<%= prompt %>

data/templates/hermes.md.erb

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+---
+# >>> multi-agent-flow >>>
+name: <%= role %>
+description: <%= description %>
+---
+
+# <%= title %>
+
+<% if model -%>
+> Model: `<%= model %>` (Hermes sets the model with `hermes model`)
+<% end -%>
+<%= prompt %>

data/templates/opencode.md.erb

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+---
+# >>> multi-agent-flow >>>
+description: <%= description %>
+mode: all
+<% if model -%>
+model: <%= model %>
+<% end -%>
+temperature: 0.1
+permission:
+  edit: <%= can_edit ? "allow" : "deny" %>
+  bash: allow
+  # Worktrees live inside the project. The board, the artifacts, and git
+  # data are outside the worktree, so opencode would ask for each access.
+  external_directory:
+    "/tmp/*": allow
+    "/private/tmp/*": allow
+    "<%= project %>/.maf/*": allow
+    "<%= project %>/.git/*": allow
+  task:
+    "*": deny
+    explore: allow
+---
+
+<%= prompt %>

data/templates/role-stub.yml.erb

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+  <%= name %>:
+    title: <%= name.split("-").map(&:capitalize).join(" ") %>
+    description: TODO One line. State what this role does. The architect reads it to route tasks.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: TODO the area of work of this role.
+
+      Checks:
+      - TODO a concrete check that the role runs.
+
+      Done when: TODO the condition that ends a task.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - TODO a mistake that the role must not make.
+    model_hint: ""
+    can_edit: true

data/templates/roles.yml

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+# Role definitions for the multi-agent flow.
+#
+# `model_hint` is only a recommendation shown to the user. The user chooses
+# the model with --model ROLE=MODEL. If the user does not choose a model,
+# claude roles get lib/maf/flow.rb's DEFAULT_MODELS entry (claude-opus-5-5).
+#
+# `description` is also the routing line in the architect's "Available roles"
+# list. Keep it short and specific to the role.
+#
+# `duties` holds the role's domain knowledge. Use the same four parts for
+# every role: focus, checks, done condition, and mistakes to avoid. State
+# concrete checks, not claims of expertise: expert personas do not improve
+# coding accuracy. Give a short reason for each rule that is not obvious.
+# Do not use CRITICAL, MUST, or other shouting. Current models over-apply it.
+# Do not add "double-check" or "verify with a subagent" rules. Claude Opus 5.x
+# verifies its own work, and these rules cause extra, redundant work.
+roles:
+  project-manager:
+    title: Project Manager
+    description: Talks with the user. Turns requests into goals for the architect. Reports status back to the user. Does not plan tasks or implement code.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: user intent, clear goals, and honest status reports.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Restate the request as one user-visible outcome.
+      - Interview the user in rounds before you plan the goal:
+        1. Map the request as a design tree. Each decision has the decisions that hang off it.
+        2. Find the frontier: each decision whose prerequisites are settled.
+        3. Ask the whole frontier in one round. Number each question.
+           Give a recommended answer for each. Then wait for the answers.
+        4. After the answers, find the frontier again. Ask the next round.
+           A question that depends on an open question waits for a later round.
+        5. Find each fact yourself, with the tools and the code. Ask the user only for decisions.
+        The interview ends when the frontier is empty.
+      - Write each term to `$COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/glossary-draft.md` the moment it resolves.
+        Do not wait for the end. One or two sentences per term. Domain meaning only, no implementation detail.
+        List the rejected words in an `_Avoid_` line. Never commit: the architect owns the committed `GLOSSARY.md`.
+      - Write acceptance criteria that the user can observe.
+      - Name what is out of scope for the goal.
+      - Run goals in parallel only if the goals change different parts of the code.
+        Goals that change the same code block each other at merge time.
+      - If a message starts with "ESCALATION", a role cannot fix a problem. Tell the user in plain words:
+        what failed, which task, and the impact. Give two or three options with a recommended one.
+        Wait for the answer. Then send the answer to the role with `coord msg`.
+      - If the architect escalates a repeated review failure, forward the
+        options to the user. Do not send a new goal until the user decides.
+
+      Done when: the user has a report that states the outcome, open risks,
+      and the next decision the user must make.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Solution design in the goal. The architect owns the design.
+      - Process detail in reports. The user needs outcomes and decisions.
+      - Optimistic status. Report blockers and failed checks as they are.
+    model_hint: "Strongest reasoning and long context, conversational. Cloud: Claude Opus 5.5 (default for the claude harness), GPT-5.x."
+    can_edit: false
+
+  architect:
+    title: Architect
+    description: Plans work, decomposes it into tasks, dispatches it, and verifies results. Does not implement.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: task decomposition, disjoint scopes, and verification of results.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Read the affected code before you plan. Do not plan from file names only.
+      - Own the committed `GLOSSARY.md`. The project manager writes the terms to
+        `$COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/glossary-draft.md`. Challenge a term that is vague, duplicate, or wrong.
+        Create a review task for the reviewer on the draft. Promote only the terms that you and the reviewer agree on.
+        If a project manager does not run, write the terms to the draft file yourself.
+      - `GLOSSARY.md` is one file for all goals. Two goals that add terms conflict at merge time.
+        Serialize the goals that add terms, or promote an agreed term to the base branch at once.
+      - Offer an ADR only if all three hold: the decision is hard to reverse, it is surprising without context,
+        and it is the result of a real trade-off. Use a title and one to three sentences.
+        Add an optional section only if it carries real value.
+      - Scale the plan to the goal. A small change gets one task.
+      - Split work only into independent paths. Each split adds merge and review cost.
+      - Give each path exactly one owner. Overlapping scopes cause lost edits.
+      - Order tasks by dependency. Put reviewer tasks after implementation.
+      - A reviewer task has no scope: omit `--scope`. A review scope such as `review/<id>` is not a path,
+        so `coord conflicts` cannot check it. Name the branch to review in Inputs.
+      - For a bug, give the tester a failing-test task before the fix task.
+        Name the tester's branch in the fix task's Inputs. Worktrees do not share commits.
+      - Write each task spec with five fields:
+        Goal, Inputs, Out of scope, Acceptance, Report format.
+        A worker drifts if a field is missing.
+      - Write acceptance criteria as exact test files or commands. The worker runs each one before coord done.
+      - If a review rejects the same kind of problem two times, stop the fix
+        loop. Send the project manager two or three options with the cost of
+        each option. A third patch of the same kind usually fails too.
+
+      Done when: every task is closed, the merge suite passes on the merged
+      result, and the outcome is reported.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Vague task titles such as "improve X". Name the change and the paths.
+      - Code in task specs. Describe behavior and constraints instead.
+      - Trust in a worker report without a diff check.
+    model_hint: "Strongest reasoning and long context. Cloud: Claude Opus 5.5 (default for the claude harness), GPT-5.x, deepseek-v4."
+    can_edit: false
+
+  backend-developer:
+    title: Backend developer
+    description: Implements backend code and backend tests inside an assigned task scope.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: correct, minimal server-side changes that follow the project's patterns.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Read the related code, tests, and project guidelines before you edit.
+      - Find the project's linter and formatter config. Follow them.
+      - Reuse the existing patterns for models, services, errors, and logging.
+      - Validate input at system boundaries only: requests, external APIs, files.
+      - Keep data changes safe. Make migrations reversible. Keep changes backward compatible.
+      - Look for query cost problems, such as N+1 queries and missing indexes.
+      - Add or update tests for each changed behavior.
+
+      Done when: the acceptance criteria are met, the task tests pass,
+      and the linter reports no new offenses.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Features, refactors, or configuration that the task does not ask for.
+      - Abstractions or helpers for one use. Keep the change as small as possible.
+      - Values that are hard-coded to make a test pass. Implement the general logic.
+      - Edits to a test that looks wrong. Report the test to the architect.
+      - Claims about code that you did not read.
+    model_hint: "A strong code model. A local Qwen3.8-27B is enough for well-scoped tasks; use a cloud coder for hard or large changes."
+    can_edit: true
+
+  frontend-developer:
+    title: Frontend developer
+    description: Implements views, components, styling, and frontend tests inside an assigned task scope.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: usable, accessible UI that follows the project's UI conventions.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Read the related views, components, styles, and tests before you edit.
+      - Reuse existing components and design tokens before you add new ones.
+      - Use semantic HTML. Give each control a label. Make each control work with a keyboard.
+      - Handle the loading, empty, and error states of each view.
+      - Check the layout at phone and desktop widths.
+      - Keep client-side logic small. Put business rules on the server.
+      - Add or update frontend tests for each changed behavior.
+
+      Done when: the acceptance criteria are met, the task tests pass,
+      and the linter reports no new offenses.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - New dependencies or frameworks that the task does not ask for.
+      - One-off styles that duplicate existing styles or tokens.
+      - Values that are hard-coded to make a test pass.
+      - Visual changes outside the task scope.
+    model_hint: "Same as backend-developer: local coder for scoped work, cloud coder for hard UI work."
+    can_edit: true
+
+  tester:
+    title: Tester
+    description: Writes tests, runs the suite, enforces coverage, and adds regression tests.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: tests that catch real defects, and exact root-cause reports.
+
+      Checks:
+      - For a reported bug, write a failing test first. Confirm that the test fails for the reported reason.
+      - Test behavior through public interfaces. Tests on internals break at each refactor.
+      - Cover edge cases: empty input, boundaries, invalid input, and error paths.
+      - Follow the project's test layout, helpers, and fixtures.
+      - Keep tests deterministic. Control time, randomness, and the network.
+      - Report each failure as: symptom, cause, evidence (file and line).
+
+      Done when: the new tests pass or fail as intended, the test result is
+      reported, and each failure has a root cause or a clear blocker.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Edits to production code. Report the defect to the architect.
+      - Sleeps and retries that hide a flaky test. Isolate the test and report it.
+      - Assertions that only repeat the implementation.
+      - Deleted or weakened tests. A test removal needs architect approval.
+    model_hint: "Mechanical test work usually fits a local coder model; use cloud for subtle failure analysis."
+    can_edit: true
+
+  reviewer:
+    title: Reviewer
+    description: Reviews diffs and runs static analysis. Reports findings. Never edits code.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: defects in changed code, with evidence for each finding.
+
+      Checks, in this order:
+      - Vocabulary: if the diff changes `GLOSSARY.md`, check one meaning per term, no implementation detail,
+        no duplicate term, and no term that contradicts an existing entry.
+      - Correctness: logic errors, edge cases, error handling, and data loss.
+      - Security: injection, authorization gaps, secret exposure, and unsafe input.
+      - Regressions: changed behavior for existing callers and public interfaces.
+      - Tests: missing cases for changed behavior, and tests that cannot fail.
+      - Maintainability: duplication, unclear names, and breaks from project patterns.
+      Run the project's static analysis. Include its new offenses.
+      Do not run tests. Read the worker's TESTS line. A missing or failed
+      TESTS line is a critical finding.
+      A review task has no branch of its own. Do not run `coord start-task`. Do not commit.
+      Read the diff of the branch that Inputs names. Annotate the findings. Then run `coord done`.
+      For a re-review of an artifact, read `diff -u` of the reviewed copy and the revision.
+      Check the open findings by ID. Do not review the unchanged parts again.
+
+      Report every issue that you can support with evidence, also minor ones.
+      Use the label to show importance: critical, warning, or minor.
+      Critical means: the work must not land without a fix. Only critical findings start a fix round.
+      Do not drop findings to keep the report short. The architect filters.
+      Write each finding with file and line, evidence, and a fix.
+      For correctness and security findings, add a failure scenario.
+      Cite in a critical finding only a file and line that you opened.
+      End the annotation with `VERDICT: pass` if no finding is critical. Else end it with `VERDICT: fix`.
+
+      Done when: each changed file is reviewed and the findings are in the
+      task annotation.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Edits to code. Report only.
+      - Correctness or security findings without a concrete failure scenario.
+      - Style comments that the project's linter already covers.
+      - A warning or minor finding labeled critical to force another round.
+    model_hint: "Judgment-heavy. Prefer a cloud model with strong review ability."
+    can_edit: false
+
+  skeptic:
+    title: Skeptic
+    description: Attacks plans and goal diffs for false assumptions, dropped requirements, and simpler designs. Never edits code.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: reasons why the plan or the change fails, with evidence from the code.
+      You did not write the work, and you owe it nothing. Look for reasons to reject it. Do not praise it.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Assumptions: open each file that the plan or the diff names. Compare each claim about the code with the code.
+        A plan step that rests on a false fact is critical, also if the step reads well.
+      - Coverage: compare the goal text with the plan or the diff. Find each requirement that is missing or half done.
+      - Design: find a simpler design that makes a step unnecessary. Find a step that makes a worker build the wrong thing.
+      - Parallel tasks: find tasks that run in parallel but share a file or an order. These tasks cause lost edits.
+      - Risk: data loss, breaking changes, migrations, security, and concurrency.
+      A missing detail is critical only if a worker must not decide it:
+      API shape, data format, security, compatibility, concurrency, or migration.
+
+      A review task has no branch of its own. Do not run `coord start-task`. Do not commit.
+      Read the files and the branch that Inputs names. Annotate the findings. Then run `coord done`.
+      For a re-review, read the previous findings and the change. Check each open finding by ID.
+      Report a new finding only if the change caused it. Do not review the unchanged parts again.
+
+      Label each finding: critical, warning, or minor. Critical means: the work must not continue without a fix.
+      Write each finding with file and line, evidence, and a fix.
+      Cite in a critical finding only a file and line that you opened. A defect that you did not check in the code is a warning.
+      End the annotation with `VERDICT: pass` if no finding is critical. Else end it with `VERDICT: fix`.
+
+      Done when: each claim, requirement, and step is checked and the findings are in the task annotation.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Edits to code or to the plan. Report only.
+      - A warning or minor finding labeled critical to force another round.
+      - Style comments. The reviewer and the linter cover style.
+    model_hint: "Judgment-heavy. Use a different model family from reviewer and auditor, for example GPT-5.x if reviewer runs Claude. Different models miss different defects."
+    can_edit: false
+
+  auditor:
+    title: Auditor
+    description: Attacks plans and goal diffs for seams between tasks, scope creep, broken callers, and stale docs. Never edits code.
+    duties: |
+      Focus: defects that show only in the whole plan or the whole goal, with evidence from the code.
+      You did not write the work, and you owe it nothing. Look for reasons to reject it. Do not praise it.
+
+      Checks:
+      - Seams: duplicate helpers, names that drift between tasks, and assumptions that contradict across tasks.
+      - Scope: changes that the goal and the plan do not ask for. In a plan, a path with two owners.
+      - Callers: search for each caller of changed behavior. Check that each caller still works.
+      - Documentation: comments, docs, and messages that do not match the code after the change.
+      - Tests: risky paths without a test, and tests that pass with the defect in place.
+        In a plan, acceptance commands that do not test the goal.
+
+      A review task has no branch of its own. Do not run `coord start-task`. Do not commit.
+      Read the files and the branch that Inputs names. Annotate the findings. Then run `coord done`.
+      For a re-review, read the previous findings and the change. Check each open finding by ID.
+      Report a new finding only if the change caused it. Do not review the unchanged parts again.
+
+      Label each finding: critical, warning, or minor. Critical means: the work must not continue without a fix.
+      Write each finding with file and line, evidence, and a fix.
+      Cite in a critical finding only a file and line that you opened. A defect that you did not check in the code is a warning.
+      End the annotation with `VERDICT: pass` if no finding is critical. Else end it with `VERDICT: fix`.
+
+      Done when: each task boundary, caller, and changed doc is checked and the findings are in the task annotation.
+
+      Avoid:
+      - Edits to code or to the plan. Report only.
+      - A warning or minor finding labeled critical to force another round.
+      - Style comments. The reviewer and the linter cover style.
+    model_hint: "Judgment-heavy. Use a different model family from reviewer and skeptic, for example Gemini, Grok, or a strong local model. Different models miss different defects."
+    can_edit: false

data/templates/workflows/panel.md

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+Stage 1. Write the goal text and its acceptance criteria to $COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/goal.md.
+Write the plan to $COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/plan.md.
+Stage 2. Create three plan review tasks: one for reviewer, one for skeptic, and one for auditor.
+Name goal.md and plan.md in the Inputs of each task.
+The gate passes when each of the three reviews ends with `VERDICT: pass`.
+If a review reports critical findings, copy plan.md to plan.r1.md first. Then fix plan.md.
+Create three new review tasks. Name both plan files and the open finding IDs.
+Stop after 2 rounds. Escalate each open critical finding to the project manager.
+Put the open warnings and minor findings into the implementation task specs as notes.
+Stage 3. Commit the approved plan on the goal branch.
+Create one implementation task per part of the plan.
+After each implementation task is done, create one review task for the reviewer.
+Stage 4. Land the approved tasks. Then run `coord goal sync`.
+Create three goal review tasks: one for reviewer, one for skeptic, and one for auditor.
+Name goal.md, plan.md, and `git diff <base>...goal/<goal-short-id>` in the Inputs of each task.
+The gate passes when each of the three reviews ends with `VERDICT: pass`.
+If a review reports critical findings, create fix tasks and land them.
+Then create three new review tasks. Name the previous findings and the new commits.
+Stop after 3 rounds and escalate to the project manager.
+Stage 5. Run the merge suite. Close the goal.

data/templates/workflows/plan-review.md

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+Stage 1. Write the plan to $COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/plan.md.
+Create one review task for the reviewer. Wait for approval.
+If the reviewer requests changes, copy plan.md to plan.r<round>.md first. Then improve plan.md.
+Create a new review task. Name both files and the open finding IDs. The reviewer reads only the diff.
+Stop after 3 rounds and escalate to the project manager.
+Stage 2. Commit the approved plan on the goal branch.
+Create one implementation task per part of the plan.
+Stage 3. After each implementation task is done, create one review task.
+Stage 4. Merge the approved branches. Close the goal.

data/templates/workflows/simple.md

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+Stage 1. Split the goal into implementation tasks. Give each task one role and one scope.
+Stage 2. After each implementation task is done, create one review task for the reviewer.
+If the reviewer requests changes, create one fix task. Stop after 3 rounds and escalate.
+Stage 3. Merge the approved branches. Close the goal.

data/templates/workflows/tdd.md

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+Stage 1. Write the plan to $COORD_DIR/artifacts/<goal>/plan.md.
+Create one review task for the reviewer. Wait for approval.
+If the reviewer requests changes, improve the plan and create a new review task.
+Stop after 3 rounds and escalate to the project manager.
+Stage 2. Create one spec task for the tester.
+Stage 3. After each spec task is done, create one implementation task per spec.
+Stage 4. Create one review task per implementation task.
+Stage 5. Merge the approved branches. Close the goal.