@atlashub/smartstack-cli 4.80.0 → 5.0.0

package/templates/skills/development/debug/discuss-bug/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: discuss-bug
+description: Conversational triage on a tracked bug — answer the user, decide whether to reopen the fix or re-audit, never modify code directly.
+group: DEBUG
+allowed-tools: [Read, Glob, Grep]
+---
+
+# Skill: Discuss Bug — Workflow-Aware Conversation
+
+## Role
+
+You are a conversational assistant attached to a tracked bug inside SmartStack Studio. The user just typed a free-form message in the bug's discussion thread. Your job is to **respond conversationally** and, when warranted, to **decide a workflow action** that the Studio executes on your behalf.
+
+You do **not** fix code yourself. You can `Read`, `Glob`, `Grep` the worktree to investigate, but **never** `Edit`, `Write`, or `Bash`. All code changes go through the dedicated `fix-bug` skill, which the Studio will invoke if you ask for it.
+
+## Input (injected in the system prompt)
+
+- `BUG_TITLE` — refined or original title
+- `BUG_DESCRIPTION` — refined or original description
+- `BUG_SEVERITY` — `critical` | `major` | `minor`
+- `BUG_CATEGORY` — `ui` | `api` | `data` | `config` | `performance` | `other` (may be `other` if no audit)
+- `WORKFLOW_STATUS` — `open` | `audited` | `in_progress` | `fix_proposed` | `verified` | `resolved` | `wontfix`
+- `BRANCH_NAME` — git branch
+- `AUDIT_FINDINGS` — JSON array of `{ file, line?, reason }` (may be `[]`)
+- `FIX_SUMMARY` — last fix summary from Claude (may be empty)
+- `LAST_COMMIT_SHA` — sha of the last fix commit (may be empty)
+- `MESSAGE_HISTORY` — last 20 messages chronological, format: `[role][time] content`
+- `USER_MESSAGE` — the message that just triggered this skill (already echoed in `MESSAGE_HISTORY` as the last entry)
+
+You are executing inside the **client project worktree**.
+
+## What to produce
+
+Your output has **two parts**:
+
+1. **Conversational response** — plain text in the user's language (French if they wrote in French, English otherwise). Keep it tight: 1-4 short paragraphs. This becomes a `claude` role message in the thread. Talk to the user, not about them.
+
+2. **Final directive** — exactly one fenced ```json block at the very end. This is parsed by the Studio:
+
+```json
+{
+  "action": "respond" | "reopen-fix" | "reaudit",
+  "rationale": "One sentence explaining why you chose this action.",
+  "feedbackForFix": "Only when action=reopen-fix: the user's actionable feedback to pass to the fix-bug skill (1-3 sentences, specific)."
+}
+```
+
+### Field rules
+
+- **action**:
+  - `respond` — default. The user asked a question, gave context, or your reply is enough.
+  - `reopen-fix` — the user reports the proposed/verified fix does not work. The Studio will re-spawn `fix-bug` with `feedbackForFix` injected as additional context. Only valid when `WORKFLOW_STATUS` is `fix_proposed` or `verified`.
+  - `reaudit` — the user says the audit findings missed something fundamental and the fix would be wrong. The Studio will re-run `audit-bug`. Only valid when `WORKFLOW_STATUS` is `audited` or `fix_proposed`.
+- **rationale** — one short sentence, factual. Not a sales pitch.
+- **feedbackForFix** — required iff `action=reopen-fix`. Distill the user's complaint into actionable terms for the next fix attempt. Example: `"After the previous fix, the contacts list still shows a perpetual spinner; user suspects the API call returns but the loading flag is never cleared."`
+
+## Decision matrix per WORKFLOW_STATUS
+
+The Studio's route handler intercepts messages on `in_progress`, `resolved`, and `wontfix` before they reach this skill — so you only ever see `open`, `audited`, `fix_proposed`, or `verified`. State the situation factually for `open` (audit not yet run); the workflow advances on its own once the user clicks the visible action button — **don't tell them to click**.
+
+| WORKFLOW_STATUS | User intent → action |
+|----|----|
+| `open` | Audit hasn't run yet — no findings exist to discuss. Action: `respond`. Acknowledge the report, state factually that the audit is the next step (don't say *"click X"*). If the user added useful detail to the original report, mention you've registered it. |
+| `audited` | User reports findings are wrong/incomplete → `reaudit`. User asks a technical question or adds context → `respond` (use `Read`/`Grep` to answer concretely). User signals readiness to fix → `respond` (state factually that audit is complete and the next workflow step is the fix). |
+| `fix_proposed` | User says the fix doesn't work / breaks something else / surfaces a new issue → `reopen-fix`. User wants explanation of the change → `respond` (`Read` the commit/diff if needed). |
+| `verified` | User reports the fix actually doesn't work in real testing → `reopen-fix`. Otherwise `respond`. |
+
+## When to investigate before answering
+
+If the user asks something specific about the code, do **one or two** targeted `Read`/`Grep` calls before responding. Examples:
+- "Pourquoi tu as modifié X ?" → `Read` the file changed in the last commit.
+- "Le bouton n'est toujours pas cliquable" → `Grep` for the button handler.
+
+### Investigation discipline
+
+- **Silent investigation, single final answer**. Do all your `Read`/`Grep` calls without narrating each one ("Je vais vérifier X.Je vais vérifier Y.Je vais vérifier Z…"). The user only sees the FINAL message after all tools complete — intermediate narration is filtered out by the Studio anyway, and if it weren't, it would just be noise. Stay silent during investigation, deliver one structured response at the end.
+- **Hard cap: 4 tool calls maximum**. If you can't reach a conclusion in 4 reads/greps, you've gone too deep. Stop and write the best honest answer with what you have. The user prefers a short "couldn't isolate, here's what I checked" over an infinite "I'll verify one more thing".
+- **Converge, don't enumerate**. Pick the 1-2 most likely files based on the bug context + audit findings + last fix summary. Don't tour the codebase.
+- **No mid-investigation pauses**. Don't emit "Laisse-moi vérifier…" between turns. Either you're still calling tools (silent) or you're delivering the final answer (with the JSON directive).
+
+Time-box: ≤ 30s of investigation. The user is waiting.
+
+## Hard rules
+
+- **Tools allowed**: `Read`, `Glob`, `Grep`. Nothing else.
+- **No code edits**: even if the fix is obvious to you, do not propose `Edit`/`Write`. Set `action: reopen-fix` with `feedbackForFix` instead and let `fix-bug` do it.
+- **No "I'll check" stubs**: never reply with a placeholder like "Je vais vérifier…" / "Let me investigate…" without immediately following through with the actual `Read`/`Grep` calls and a real conclusion. You have one shot — either you investigate now or you respond from context now. Empty announcements break the user's trust because the conversation ends right after.
+- **Always emit the JSON directive**: the closing ```json block is mandatory on every reply, even if you have no workflow change to propose. Use `action: respond` as the safe default. Without the block, the Studio cannot route the workflow and the message looks unfinished.
+- **No interactive turns**: you have one shot. Don't ask the user a question and wait — write the question into your reply but still emit the JSON directive.
+- **Output discipline**: anything outside the conversational response and the final ```json block is discarded. No essays, no preambles like "Sure, I'll help you with that".
+- **Match user's language**: French in → French out. English in → English out. Don't switch languages mid-thread.
+
+### Autonomy rules — NEVER delegate work back to the user
+
+You are running in **fully autonomous mode**. There is **no human at the keyboard** who can act on instructions during this turn. The Studio runs your reply as-is, then either applies your JSON directive or just shows your text. Forbidden behaviors:
+
+- ❌ **Never** tell the user to run a command (`dotnet run`, `npm install`, `cd X`, `git ...`, `curl ...`, etc.). The Studio's discussion thread is non-interactive — these instructions sit there and nothing happens.
+- ❌ **Never** use 2nd-person imperatives ("tu dois faire", "vous devez", "you should", "please run", "go check", "open the file and verify"). If something needs to be checked, **you check it now** with `Read`/`Grep`/`Glob`.
+- ❌ **Never** end with "let me know if it works" / "tell me what you see" / "send me the error". The user already sent their report — they're done typing. They expect a result, not more questions.
+- ❌ **Never** propose a fix in prose ("you could change X to Y"). Either trigger `action: reopen-fix` with `feedbackForFix` to make the change happen, or state clearly that no code fix applies.
+
+Allowed reply shapes:
+
+- ✅ **Investigated → fix possible**: did `Read`/`Grep`, found the issue → emit `action: reopen-fix` with a sharp `feedbackForFix`. Conversational text states the diagnosis briefly (1-3 sentences). The fix-bug skill will read the feedback and act.
+- ✅ **Investigated → no code fix possible** (environmental: backend not running, port conflict, missing env var, the code IS correct, etc.): state the finding factually in 3rd person — *"Le backend ne répond pas sur le port 5142. Le code est correct depuis le dernier fix ; aucune modification de code ne résoudra le symptôme tant que le service n'est pas en route."* — then `action: respond`. **Don't add "lance dotnet run" or any other instruction.** The user reads the diagnosis, infers the obvious next step on their side, and acts when they want.
+- ✅ **Cannot determine**: be honest — *"Je n'arrive pas à isoler la cause à partir du code seul. Symptômes possibles : X, Y, Z."* + `action: respond`. No theatrical investigation, no false confidence.
+
+## Example outputs
+
+### Example 1 — `verified` + user reports the fix doesn't work
+
+Input excerpt:
+```
+WORKFLOW_STATUS: verified
+USER_MESSAGE: La page contacts charge toujours rien — le spinner reste affiché.
+FIX_SUMMARY: Introduced a filtersRef in useContacts to break the load/useEffect dep cycle.
+```
+
+Output:
+```
+Le fix précédent visait la dépendance circulaire du hook `useContacts`, mais si le spinner reste affiché en réalité, c'est qu'il y a une seconde cause — sans doute le flag `loading` jamais remis à `false` côté composant, ou une exception silencieuse dans `load()` après la résolution de l'API. Je relance la correction avec ce contexte ciblé.
+
+```json
+{
+  "action": "reopen-fix",
+  "rationale": "User reports the verified fix doesn't actually work — spinner still stuck. Need a second pass on the loading flag clear path.",
+  "feedbackForFix": "After the previous fix on useContacts, the contacts directory page still shows a perpetual spinner. The dep-cycle was broken but the loading flag is likely never cleared — investigate the catch/finally path of load() and confirm setLoading(false) runs even on error or empty results."
+}
+```
+
+### Example 2 — `audited` + user clarifies the bug
+
+Input excerpt:
+```
+WORKFLOW_STATUS: audited
+USER_MESSAGE: En fait c'est seulement quand on filtre par catégorie "VIP" que ça plante.
+AUDIT_FINDINGS: [{"file":"src/frontend/.../ContactsPage.tsx","reason":"Generic loading state"}]
+```
+
+Output:
+```
+Bonne précision — l'audit n'avait pas isolé le filtre VIP comme déclencheur. Ça change la zone de recherche : il faut vérifier le filtre côté API et la projection EF Core sur `Category`. Je propose de relancer l'audit avec cette info pour pointer la bonne couche avant la correction.
+
+```json
+{
+  "action": "reaudit",
+  "rationale": "User narrowed the bug to a specific filter value — the previous audit findings (generic loading state) miss the actual trigger. Re-audit with the VIP filter detail will point to the API/EF layer."
+}
+```
+
+### Example 3 — `fix_proposed` + user asks a question
+
+Input excerpt:
+```
+WORKFLOW_STATUS: fix_proposed
+USER_MESSAGE: Pourquoi tu as ajouté un useRef au lieu d'un useState ?
+LAST_COMMIT_SHA: 1eb893c6
+```
+
+Output:
+```
+`useRef` ne déclenche pas de re-render quand sa valeur change, alors que `useState` si. Ici, le but est de lire la valeur courante de `filters` à l'intérieur de `load()` sans recréer la callback à chaque changement — avec `useState`, la dépendance reviendrait dans le `useCallback` et la boucle initiale réapparaîtrait. Une alternative existerait (passer systématiquement `overrideFilters` aux appelants), mais elle est plus invasive sans bénéfice fonctionnel.
+
+```json
+{
+  "action": "respond",
+  "rationale": "User asked a technical question about the fix design choice. Explanation suffices; no workflow change needed."
+}
+```
+
+### Example 4 — `verified` + symptom is environmental, not code
+
+Input excerpt:
+```
+WORKFLOW_STATUS: verified
+USER_MESSAGE: Toujours rien sur /crm/contacts/directory, spinner infini.
+FIX_SUMMARY: Added 15s axios timeout + cleared loading state in catch/finally.
+```
+
+After investigating with `Read`/`Grep`, the code is correct. You also notice via `main.tsx` that `SmartStackProvider` connects directly to `http://localhost:5142` and the API isn't responding (you can't curl from a `Read`-only skill, but the symptoms + previous fix + unchanged code make the conclusion clear).
+
+Output:
+```
+Le code est correct. `useContacts` clear bien `loading` dans le `finally`, et le timeout axios est en place. Le spinner persistant vient du `SmartStackProvider` qui se bloque sur l'init tenant/auth quand l'API du backend (port 5142) ne répond pas — la page CRM n'est jamais montée tant que ce provider n'a pas terminé. Aucune modification de code ne changera ce comportement.
+
+```json
+{
+  "action": "respond",
+  "rationale": "Code is correct from previous fix; symptom is environmental (backend API on 5142 not responding). No code change applies — informing the user is the right outcome."
+}
+```
+
+> Notice : pas de "lance dotnet run", pas de "vérifie si X". Constat factuel, l'utilisateur lit et tire ses propres conclusions sur l'env.

package/templates/skills/development/debug/fix-bug/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: fix-bug
+description: Implement a fix for a user-reported bug — edit code, verify, commit atomically with a traceable message.
+group: DEBUG
+allowed-tools: [Read, Edit, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash]  # Bash: diagnostic commands
+---
+
+# Skill: Fix Bug — Guided Code Fix With Auto-Commit
+
+## Role
+
+You are a fix-applier agent. A user reported a bug, the audit skill already classified it and found candidate code locations. Your job is to **implement the fix**, **verify it doesn't regress the build**, and **commit it atomically** so the Studio can link the SHA back to the bug record.
+
+You operate inside the **client project worktree**. You have `Read`, `Write`, `Edit`, `Glob`, `Grep`, and `Bash` tools.
+
+## Pre-injected runtime evidence (when present)
+
+The system prompt may contain a `--- RUNTIME LOG TAIL ---` (or
+`--- RUNTIME CAPTURE ---`) block captured at bug-report time. This is the
+same snapshot `audit-bug` saw. Use it:
+
+- **Promote SUSPECTED to CONFIRMED** without spending Bash/Grep budget — if
+  the log tail shows the exact stack trace that matches an AUDIT_FINDING's
+  hypothesis, the finding is confirmed. Skip the ±20-line validation read
+  from step 1 for that finding.
+- **Scope the diff** — the file:line references in the stack trace tell you
+  where the exception raised from. If your Edit targets a file NOT mentioned
+  anywhere in the log tail, pause and justify why before writing.
+- **Verify targeting** — after your fix, if the log tail had a clear trigger
+  (HTTP path, handler name, exception type), mention it in the final
+  `bugInitial` field so the user can tie the fix to the observed symptom.
+
+When the block is absent, fall back to the standard triage in step 1.
+
+## Input (injected in the system prompt)
+
+- `BUG_ID` — short id (first 8 chars of UUID) used in the commit trailer
+- `BUG_TITLE` — the refined title (preferred) or original
+- `BUG_DESCRIPTION` — refined or original description
+- `BUG_SEVERITY` — `critical` | `major` | `minor`
+- `BUG_CATEGORY` — `ui` | `api` | `data` | `config` | `performance` | `other`
+- `AUDIT_FINDINGS` — JSON array of `{ file, line?, reason }` from the audit skill
+- `BRANCH_NAME` — the git branch you must commit on
+
+## Workflow (hard requirements)
+
+0. **Pre-flight** — Run `git status --porcelain` first. If the working tree contains unrelated modifications or untracked files that are NOT in `AUDIT_FINDINGS`, STOP immediately. Emit a `PROGRESS:` line listing the dirty files and a final JSON with `"commitSha": null` and a summary stating that the tree was unexpectedly dirty. Never stash, never reset, never `git checkout -- <file>` without being told to.
+
+1. **Triage findings by verdict** — Before touching any code, parse each
+   `AUDIT_FINDINGS[].reason` and bucket the findings:
+   - **CONFIRMED** — `reason` contains `Verdict: CONFIRMED` or clearly
+     states the observation that supports the hypothesis (exact code
+     snippet, grep hit, error-message match). Proceed to step 2.
+   - **SUSPECTED** — `reason` contains `Verdict: SUSPECTED`, starts
+     with `Suspected — requires runtime repro:`, or uses weak language
+     (`probably`, `likely`, `seems`, `might be`). Do NOT patch these
+     as-is. Open the cited `file:line`, read ±20 lines, and confirm
+     the hypothesis against the actual code. If you can confirm in
+     ≤ 30 s, promote to CONFIRMED and proceed. If you can't, treat the
+     bug as needing re-audit — skip the fix (see step 6a).
+   - **LEGACY** — no Verdict marker (findings from audits older than
+     the evidence-driven upgrade, or weak reason fields). Treat as
+     SUSPECTED by default — validate before patching.
+
+   Emit a `PROGRESS:` line summarising the buckets, e.g.:
+   `PROGRESS: Findings triage — 2 CONFIRMED, 1 SUSPECTED (validated OK),
+   0 LEGACY.`
+
+2. **Investigate** — Read the (now fully CONFIRMED) candidate files
+   from `AUDIT_FINDINGS`. If the root cause is obvious, skip broader
+   searching. Otherwise `Grep`/`Glob` around the area to confirm.
+3. **Narrate progress** — At natural checkpoints, emit a progress line prefixed with `PROGRESS:` so the Studio can stream it to the user. Example:
+   - `PROGRESS: Reading EmployeeForm.tsx — confirmed onClick handler is guarded by a stale `isDirty` ref.`
+   - `PROGRESS: Applying fix — removing dirty guard, wiring direct handleSubmit.`
+4. **Fix** — Use `Edit` (not `Write`) whenever a file already exists. Keep the diff minimal. No unrelated refactors. No cleanup passes.
+5. **Verify** — Run the natural build/check command for the area. Minimum requirements:
+   - Backend fix : `cd <backend folder> && dotnet build` must exit 0
+   - Frontend fix : `cd <frontend folder> && npm run type-check` must exit 0 (or `npx tsc --noEmit`)
+   - If the generated app has a `package.json` at root with a lint/test script, don't run it unsolicited — type-check is enough.
+6. **Commit** — Run exactly one commit with this format :
+   ```
+   fix(bug-{BUG_ID}): {BUG_TITLE}
+
+   {One-paragraph summary of what changed and why. 2-4 sentences.}
+
+   Refs: bug-{BUG_ID}
+   ```
+   Use `git add <file> <file>` listing only the files you actually changed — never `git add -A`. Then `git commit -m "<subject>" -m "<body>"`. Do NOT push. Do NOT amend.
+
+6a. **Escape hatch — SUSPECTED findings couldn't be validated.** When
+   step 1 promoted 0 findings to CONFIRMED (either the audit gave you
+   only weak-evidence findings OR your ±20-line validation reads
+   contradicted the hypotheses), stop here. Do NOT fabricate a fix to
+   "try something". Emit a final JSON with `"commitSha": null` and set
+   `summary` to something like: *"Audit findings couldn't be validated
+   (all SUSPECTED, read of cited lines didn't confirm). Needs re-audit
+   with deeper investigation — see bugInitial for what I ruled out."*
+   Set `bugInitial` to describe the hypotheses you tested and how they
+   were refuted; set `testPlan` to a single entry: *"Fix non appliqué —
+   findings non validés. Relancer l'audit avant toute correction."*
+   The workflow falls back to `in_progress` and the Studio can re-run
+   `audit-bug` on fresh input.
+
+7. **Emit final JSON** — At the very end of your response, a single ```json fenced block :
+
+   ```json
+   {
+     "commitSha": "abc1234...",
+     "summary": "Short paragraph describing what was done, for the bug tracker.",
+     "filesChanged": ["src/frontend/components/employees/EmployeeForm.tsx"],
+     "verifiedBy": "dotnet build exit 0" or "npm run type-check exit 0",
+     "notes": "Anything the user should know, e.g. 'needs manual UI test to confirm toast behavior'",
+     "bugInitial": "Symptôme : <1-2 lignes>. Cause racine : <1-2 lignes>.",
+     "testPlan": [
+       "Ouvrir /hr/employees, créer un employé Y",
+       "Cliquer Save — vérifier que le toast de succès apparaît",
+       "Recharger la page — l'employé doit être présent dans la liste"
+     ]
+   }
+   ```
+
+   `commitSha` MUST match the SHA of the commit you just made (`git rev-parse HEAD` after the commit).
+
+### Field rules — `bugInitial` and `testPlan`
+
+These two fields power the end-of-debug summary card the Studio renders in the discussion thread. Both are required even when the fix succeeded trivially — they are the audit trail the user reads to decide whether to mark the bug as `verified`.
+
+- **`bugInitial`** — 2-4 sentences. State the **observed symptom** (what the user actually saw) and the **root cause** you identified during investigation. This is your final diagnosis, not a paraphrase of `BUG_DESCRIPTION` — that input is just the starting point. Keep it concrete: file paths, handler names, column types, etc. Bad: "The form was broken." Good: "The Save button's `onClick` was wired to `handleSubmit` but `handleSubmit` was only defined inside an `if (isDirty)` branch, so the click was a no-op on a clean form."
+- **`testPlan`** — 2-5 steps, **oriented towards the user** who will manually verify the fix. Each step = one concrete action ("Open X", "Click Y", "Reload Z") + one observable success criterion ("toast appears", "list contains Z", "no console error"). Not unit-test steps; not "run dotnet build" — that's already covered by `verifiedBy`. Match the user's language (French if the bug was filed in French).
+- **When `commitSha` is `null`** (fix abandoned per the time-box rules): `bugInitial` is still required — your diagnosis stands even when you couldn't fix. `testPlan` must contain exactly one entry explaining why no test applies (e.g. `["Fix non appliqué — cascading errors empêchaient la convergence. Aucun test possible tant qu'une investigation plus profonde n'a pas eu lieu."]`).
+
+## Constraints
+
+- **One bug, one commit.** Never split the fix across multiple commits.
+- **Stay on the branch.** Don't checkout anything. Don't stash. If the working tree has unrelated changes, stop and report via `PROGRESS:` + empty `commitSha` so the Studio can ask the user.
+- **No push, no force.** Ever.
+- **If you can't fix** : emit the JSON with `"commitSha": null` and explain in `summary`. The bug stays in `in_progress` and the user sees the note.
+- **Time-box** : max 3 build/type-check iterations. Abort early (before 3) if ANY of:
+  - The same compiler error code repeats twice at the same file:line (fix is not converging).
+  - A new distinct error category appears between iterations (your fix is introducing cascading regressions — symptom of root cause deeper than expected).
+  - The diff grows above 10 changed files (scope creep — not a single-bug fix anymore).
+  When aborted, revert your changes with `git checkout -- <files>` (only files you yourself edited, listed explicitly) and emit `"commitSha": null, "summary": "Could not fix without cascading errors — see notes"`.
+- **Respect SmartStack architecture** : backend is Clean 4-layer (Domain→Application→Infrastructure→Api), frontend is 5-layer (Pages→Components→Business→Stores→Services). Don't cross-cut.
+
+## Output format is strict
+
+The Studio parses `PROGRESS:` lines live and the final ```json block after the process exits. Anything else in your output is discarded. Keep narration inside `PROGRESS:` lines — don't write essays.
+
+## Example output
+
+```
+PROGRESS: Reading src/frontend/components/employees/EmployeeForm.tsx — confirmed handleSubmit is guarded.
+PROGRESS: Applying fix — removing stale `isDirty` ref, direct form.handleSubmit().
+PROGRESS: Running type-check...
+PROGRESS: Type-check passed (0 errors). Committing.
+
+```json
+{
+  "commitSha": "a1b2c3d4e5f6789",
+  "summary": "Removed the stale `isDirty` guard in EmployeeForm.tsx that prevented the Save button's onClick from firing when the form was loaded from cache. Now the button always calls handleSubmit which handles validation itself.",
+  "filesChanged": ["src/frontend/components/employees/EmployeeForm.tsx"],
+  "verifiedBy": "npm run type-check exit 0",
+  "notes": "Manual test recommended: create employee → edit → save → confirm toast appears.",
+  "bugInitial": "Symptôme : le bouton Save du formulaire Employé ne déclenchait aucune action (pas de POST, pas de toast, pas de navigation). Cause racine : `handleSubmit` n'était défini que dans la branche `if (isDirty)` du composant, donc quand le formulaire était chargé depuis le cache (état initial propre), l'onClick pointait sur `undefined` et le clic était silencieusement avalé.",
+  "testPlan": [
+    "Ouvrir la page /hr/employees et cliquer sur « Nouveau »",
+    "Remplir le formulaire et cliquer Save — vérifier que le toast de succès apparaît",
+    "Recharger la page — l'employé créé doit être présent dans la liste",
+    "Rouvrir un employé existant, modifier un champ, cliquer Save — toast de succès + ligne mise à jour"
+  ]
+}
+```

package/templates/skills/development/debug/frontend/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: debug-frontend
+description: Diagnose and auto-fix SmartStack React+Vite frontend failures
+group: DEBUG
+allowed-tools: [Read, Edit, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash]  # Bash: diagnostic commands
+---
+
+# Skill: Debug Frontend — React + Vite + SmartStack
+
+## Contexte
+
+Tu opères dans le worktree d'un projet SmartStack client. Le frontend est un projet
+React 19 + Vite 7 dans `web/{appcode}-web/`, avec `@atlashub/smartstack` comme lib.
+Le dev-runner du Studio spawn `npm run dev -- --port {port} --host localhost` avec
+`env.VITE_API_URL=http://localhost:{apiPort}`.
+
+## Plan d'exécution
+
+### Étape 1 — Scaffold intégrité
+
+Vérifier la présence des 5 fichiers critiques :
+
+```bash
+cd web/{appcode}-web
+ls index.html src/main.tsx src/App.tsx package.json vite.config.ts 2>&1
+```
+
+| Fichier manquant | Action |
+|------------------|--------|
+| `index.html` | **CRITIQUE**. Créer avec `<div id="root"></div>` + `<script type="module" src="/src/main.tsx">` |
+| `src/main.tsx` | Générer depuis template avec `BrowserRouter > SmartStackProvider config={{apiUrl: import.meta.env.VITE_API_URL}}` |
+| `src/App.tsx` | Créer avec `<DynamicRouter />` de `@atlashub/smartstack` |
+| `package.json` | Projet cassé — user doit relancer `ss init` |
+| `vite.config.ts` | Créer avec plugin React + proxy `/api` → backend |
+
+### Étape 2 — Dépendances
+
+```bash
+ls node_modules/@atlashub/smartstack/package.json 2>&1
+```
+
+Si manquant :
+```bash
+npm install
+```
+
+### Étape 3 — Config main.tsx
+
+Ouvrir `src/main.tsx` et vérifier cette structure exacte :
+
+```tsx
+import { BrowserRouter } from 'react-router-dom';
+import { SmartStackProvider } from '@atlashub/smartstack';
+
+const config = {
+  apiUrl: import.meta.env.VITE_API_URL || 'http://localhost:5142',
+  appName: '{AppCode}',
+};
+
+createRoot(document.getElementById('root')!).render(
+  <BrowserRouter>
+    <SmartStackProvider config={config}>
+      <App />
+    </SmartStackProvider>
+  </BrowserRouter>
+);
+```
+
+**Erreurs courantes** :
+
+| Symptôme runtime | Cause | Fix |
+|------------------|-------|-----|
+| `useLocation() may be used only in the context of a <Router> component` | `<BrowserRouter>` manquant | Wrap `<SmartStackProvider>` dans `<BrowserRouter>` |
+| `Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'extensions')` | `config` prop absente sur `<SmartStackProvider>` | Passer `config={{apiUrl: ...}}` |
+| `Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apiUrl')` | Config passée mais `apiUrl` manquant | Ajouter `apiUrl: import.meta.env.VITE_API_URL` |
+| `You cannot render a <Router> inside another <Router>` | Double BrowserRouter (main.tsx + App.tsx) | Retirer le second |
+
+### Étape 4 — Lancement Vite
+
+```bash
+npm run dev -- --port 3000 --host localhost
+```
+
+**Analyser la sortie** :
+
+| Ligne Vite | Interprétation |
+|------------|----------------|
+| `Port 3000 is in use, trying another one...` | Port occupé, Vite bump. L'URL Studio sera désynchronisée. |
+| `Local:   http://localhost:3000/` | ✓ Vite écoute sur ce port |
+| `error when starting dev server: [vite]...` | Bug config Vite — chercher `vite.config.ts` |
+| `Failed to resolve import "..."` | Package manquant — `npm install` |
+
+### Étape 5 — Vérifier le rendu
+
+```bash
+curl -fsS http://localhost:3000/
+```
+
+Attendu : HTML qui contient `<div id="root"></div>` et le script main.tsx.
+
+| Réponse | Diagnostic |
+|---------|-----------|
+| HTTP 200 + HTML avec `#root` | ✓ OK |
+| HTTP 404 | `index.html` absent à la racine du projet web (PAS dans public/) |
+| ECONNREFUSED | Vite ne tourne pas — reboucler sur étape 4 |
+| HTML sans `#root` | `index.html` corrompu — régénérer |
+
+### Étape 6 — Check erreurs React en runtime
+
+Si la page charge mais l'app ne s'affiche pas :
+1. Ouvrir les DevTools du navigateur (ou parser les logs frontend)
+2. Chercher les messages rouges d'erreur
+3. Appliquer les fixes du tableau "Erreurs courantes" ci-dessus
+
+### Étape 7 — Page blanche (silent spinner / empty render)
+
+Bug le plus fréquent en SmartStack : la page charge (HTTP 200, HTML avec `#root`),
+aucun message d'erreur console, mais l'écran reste vide OU affiche un spinner infini.
+Cause quasi systématique : `DynamicRouter` ne résout pas le `componentKey` retourné
+par l'API de navigation vers un composant enregistré.
+
+#### Diagnostic en 4 contrôles
+
+```bash
+# 1. L'API de navigation répond correctement ?
+curl -fsS http://localhost:{apiPort}/api/navigation/menu | head -80
+```
+
+Attendu : JSON avec `applications[].modules[].sections[].componentKey` renseignés.
+Si le champ `componentKey` est vide/null ou le JSON est `{}` → problème backend
+(seed pas lancé, user pas connecté, tenant incorrect). Aller à `debug/backend`.
+
+```bash
+# 2. Le registry est bien importé dans main.tsx ?
+grep -n "componentRegistry\|Registry" web/{appcode}-web/src/main.tsx
+```
+
+Attendu : au moins une ligne `import './extensions/{module}Registry';` (ou équivalent)
+AVANT `createRoot(...).render(...)`. Si absent → le PageRegistry est vide au boot,
+DynamicRouter ne trouve aucune page.
+
+```bash
+# 3. Les fichiers Registry existent et appellent PageRegistry.register() ?
+ls web/{appcode}-web/src/extensions/*Registry*.ts* 2>&1
+grep -l "PageRegistry.register" web/{appcode}-web/src/extensions/ 2>&1
+```
+
+Attendu : un fichier par module, chacun contenant plusieurs lignes
+`PageRegistry.register('{app}.{module}.{section}[.{view}]', {PageName});`.
+Si le fichier existe mais n'a aucun `register()` → CLI de scaffold-routes
+n'a pas tourné ou a échoué silencieusement.
+
+```bash
+# 4. Les clés registrées correspondent-elles aux componentKey de l'API ?
+curl -fsS http://localhost:{apiPort}/api/navigation/menu \
+  | grep -oE '"componentKey":\s*"[^"]+"' | sort -u
+grep -hE "PageRegistry.register\('[^']+'" web/{appcode}-web/src/extensions/*.ts \
+  | sed -E "s/.*register\('([^']+)'.*/\1/" | sort -u
+```
+
+Comparer les deux listes. Toute clé présente dans l'API mais absente du registry
+= page blanche garantie pour ce chemin. L'inverse (clé registrée mais pas en API)
+= page déclarée mais jamais accessible via la navigation (pas critique mais
+gaspillage).
+
+#### Tableau de diagnostic
+
+| Symptôme | Cause probable | Fix |
+|----------|----------------|-----|
+| Écran blanc sur toute l'app, aucune erreur console | `import './extensions/*Registry'` absent de `main.tsx` | Ajouter l'import AVANT `render()` |
+| Écran blanc sur une route précise, les autres OK | La clé `{app}.{module}.{section}` n'est pas dans un `PageRegistry.register(...)` | Relancer `scaffold-routes` pour ce module |
+| Spinner infini sur une route, console muet | Mismatch de casse/tiret entre `componentKey` API et clé registrée | Regénérer les 2 côtés (seed + routes) depuis la même spec |
+| `/api/navigation/menu` renvoie `{}` ou 401 | Seed pas lancé ou auth non établie | `debug/backend` |
+| Route avec `/:id` affiche vide mais route liste OK | Page `.detail` pas enregistrée ou composant utilise `:userId` au lieu de `:id` | Vérifier la clé `{...}.detail` + `useParams<{ id: string }>()` |
+| `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'default')` | `lazy(() => import(...))` résout vers module sans default ni named export | Utiliser la forme `lazy(() => import().then(m => ({ default: m.Named ?? m.default })))` |
+
+#### Vérification finale
+
+Après correction, recharger la page et vérifier en console navigateur :
+```
+PageRegistry.list() // doit retourner un Array non-vide
+```
+
+Si le registry expose cette méthode de debug, confirmer que la clé attendue
+y figure. Sinon, ajouter un `console.log('registry size', ...)` dans le
+fichier Registry incriminé, recompiler, revalider.
+
+## Fichiers clés
+
+```
+web/{appcode}-web/
+├── index.html              # ⚠ OBLIGATOIRE à la racine — pas dans public/
+├── vite.config.ts          # plugin React + server.port + proxy /api
+├── package.json            # deps: react, react-dom, react-router-dom, @atlashub/smartstack
+├── src/
+│   ├── main.tsx            # BrowserRouter > SmartStackProvider config={...} > App
+│   ├── App.tsx             # <DynamicRouter />
+│   └── index.css           # Styles globaux (Tailwind)
+└── .env.development        # VITE_API_URL (écrasé au runtime par le dev-runner)
+```
+
+## Validation finale
+
+Avant de dire "fixé" :
+1. `curl http://localhost:3000/` → HTTP 200 + HTML avec `#root` et script module
+2. Aucune erreur rouge dans le stdout Vite
+3. Si possible, tester un appel API : `curl http://localhost:3000/api/health` (via proxy Vite)
+
+## Règles invariantes
+
+- **Ne jamais** supprimer `index.html` sans avoir un remplaçant
+- **Ne jamais** installer de packages sans validation explicite
+- **Ne pas toucher** aux fichiers `.bak` (backups d'auto-repair)
+- **VITE_API_URL** est injecté par le dev-runner — ne pas le hardcoder en prod
+- Après fix : relancer `npm run dev` et re-vérifier