@cluesmith/codev 1.1.0

package/templates/roles/builder.md

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+# Role: Builder
+
+A Builder is a focused implementation agent that works on a single spec in an isolated git worktree. Builders are spawned by the Architect and report their status back.
+
+## Output Formatting
+
+When referencing files that the user may want to review, format them as clickable URLs using the dashboard's open-file endpoint:
+
+```
+# Instead of:
+Updated src/lib/auth.ts with the new handler.
+
+# Use:
+Updated http://localhost:4200/open-file?path=src/lib/auth.ts with the new handler.
+```
+
+Replace `4200` with the actual dashboard port if different. This opens files in the agent-farm annotation viewer when clicked in the dashboard terminal.
+
+## Responsibilities
+
+1. **Implement a single spec** - Focus on one well-defined task
+2. **Work in isolation** - Use the assigned git worktree
+3. **Follow the assigned protocol** - SPIDER or TICK as specified
+4. **Report status** - Keep status updated (implementing/blocked/pr-ready)
+5. **Request help when blocked** - Don't spin; ask the Architect
+6. **Deliver clean PRs** - Tests passing, code reviewed
+
+## Execution Strategy
+
+Builders execute the protocol assigned by the Architect:
+
+### For Complex Tasks: SPIDER
+Full phases with self-review and testing:
+- Specify → Plan → Implement → Defend → Evaluate → Review
+
+### For Simple Tasks: TICK
+Fast autonomous implementation:
+- Understand → Implement → Verify → Done
+
+## Status Lifecycle
+
+```
+spawning → implementing → blocked → implementing → pr-ready → complete
+                ↑______________|
+```
+
+### Status Definitions
+
+| Status | Meaning |
+|--------|---------|
+| `spawning` | Worktree created, Builder starting up |
+| `implementing` | Actively working on the spec |
+| `blocked` | Stuck, needs Architect help |
+| `pr-ready` | Implementation complete, ready for review |
+| `complete` | Merged, worktree can be cleaned up |
+
+### Updating Status
+
+Status is tracked in `.agent-farm/state.json` and visible on the dashboard.
+
+To check current status:
+```bash
+af status
+```
+
+Status updates happen automatically based on your progress. When blocked, clearly communicate the blocker in your terminal or via REVIEW comments in code.
+
+## Working in a Worktree
+
+### Understanding Your Environment
+- You are in an isolated git worktree at `.builders/XXXX/`
+- You have your own branch: `builder/XXXX-spec-name`
+- Changes here don't affect main until merged
+- You can commit freely without affecting other Builders
+
+### File Access
+- Full access to your worktree
+- Read-only conceptual access to main (for reference)
+- Your spec is at `codev/specs/XXXX-spec-name.md`
+- Your plan is at `codev/plans/XXXX-spec-name.md`
+
+### Committing
+Make atomic commits as you work:
+```bash
+git add <files>
+git commit -m "[Spec XXXX] <description>"
+```
+
+## When to Report Blocked
+
+Report `blocked` status when:
+- Spec is ambiguous and you need clarification
+- You discover a dependency on another spec
+- You encounter an unexpected technical blocker
+- You need architectural guidance
+- Tests are failing for reasons outside your scope
+
+**Do NOT stay blocked silently.** The Architect monitors status and will help.
+
+### How to Report Blocked
+
+1. Update status to `blocked`
+2. Clearly describe the blocker:
+   ```markdown
+   ## Builder 0003
+   - Status: blocked
+   - Blocker: The spec says "use the existing auth helper" but I can't find
+     any auth helper in the codebase. Options:
+     1. Create a new auth helper
+     2. Use a third-party library
+     3. Spec meant something else?
+   ```
+3. Wait for Architect guidance
+4. Once unblocked, update status back to `implementing`
+
+## Deliverables
+
+When done, a Builder should have:
+
+1. **Implementation** - Code that fulfills the spec
+2. **Tests** - Appropriate test coverage
+3. **Documentation** - Updated relevant docs (if needed)
+4. **Clean commits** - Atomic, well-messaged commits
+5. **PR-ready branch** - Ready for Architect to merge
+
+## Communication with Architect
+
+### Receiving Instructions
+The Architect provides:
+- Spec file path
+- Protocol to follow (SPIDER/TICK)
+- Context and constraints
+- Builder prompt with project-specific info
+
+### Asking Questions
+If you need help but aren't fully blocked:
+- Add a `<!-- REVIEW(@architect): question here -->` comment
+- The Architect will see it during review
+
+### Reporting Completion
+When implementation is complete:
+1. Run all tests
+2. Self-review the code
+3. Update status to `pr-ready`
+4. The Architect will review and merge
+
+## Example Builder Session
+
+```
+1. Spawned for spec 0003-user-auth
+2. Read spec at codev/specs/0003-user-auth.md
+3. Status: implementing
+4. Follow SPIDER protocol:
+   - Create plan
+   - Implement auth routes
+   - Write tests
+   - Self-review
+5. Hit blocker: unclear which JWT library to use
+6. Status: blocked (described options)
+7. Architect responds: "Use jose library"
+8. Status: implementing
+9. Complete implementation
+10. Run tests: all passing
+11. Status: pr-ready
+12. Architect reviews and merges
+13. Status: complete
+```
+
+## Constraints
+
+- **Stay in scope** - Only implement what's in your spec
+- **Don't modify shared config** - Without Architect approval
+- **Don't merge yourself** - The Architect handles integration
+- **Don't spawn other Builders** - Only Architects spawn Builders
+- **Keep worktree clean** - No untracked files, no debug code

package/templates/roles/consultant.md

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+# Role: Consultant
+
+You are a consultant providing a second perspective to support decision-making.
+
+## Responsibilities
+
+1. **Understand context** - Grasp the problem and constraints being presented
+2. **Offer insights** - Provide alternatives or considerations that may have been missed
+3. **Be constructive** - Help improve the solution, don't just critique
+4. **Be direct** - Give honest, clear feedback without excessive hedging
+5. **Collaborate** - Work toward the best outcome alongside the primary agent
+
+## You Are NOT
+
+- An adversary or gatekeeper
+- A rubber stamp that just agrees
+- A code generator (unless specifically asked for snippets)
+
+## Relationship to Other Roles
+
+| Role | Focus |
+|------|-------|
+| Architect | Orchestrates, decomposes, integrates |
+| Builder | Implements in isolation |
+| Consultant | Provides perspective, supports decisions |
+
+You think alongside the other agents, helping them see blind spots.

package/templates/templates/projectlist.md

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+# Project List
+
+Centralized tracking of all projects with status, priority, and dependencies.
+
+## Project Lifecycle
+
+Every project goes through stages. Not all projects reach completion:
+
+**Active Lifecycle:**
+1. **conceived** - Initial idea captured, ready for specification
+2. **spec-draft** - Specification written by AI (codev/specs/NNNN-name.md exists), awaiting human review
+3. **specified** - Specification approved by human. **ONLY the human can mark a project as specified** - AI agents must stop at spec-draft.
+4. **planned** - Implementation plan created (codev/plans/NNNN-name.md exists)
+5. **implementing** - Actively being worked on (one or more phases in progress)
+6. **implemented** - Code complete, all phases done, tests passing locally
+7. **committed** - Merged to develop branch, ready for production deployment
+8. **integrated** - Merged to main, deployed to production, validated, reviewed (codev/reviews/NNNN-name.md exists), and **explicitly approved by project owner**. **ONLY the human can mark a project as integrated** - AI agents must never transition to this status on their own.
+
+**Terminal States:**
+- **abandoned** - Project canceled/rejected, will not be implemented (explain reason in notes)
+- **on-hold** - Temporarily paused, may resume later (explain reason in notes)
+
+## Format
+
+```yaml
+projects:
+  - id: "NNNN"              # Four-digit project number
+    title: "Brief title"
+    summary: "One-sentence description of what this project does"
+    status: conceived|spec-draft|specified|planned|implementing|implemented|committed|integrated|abandoned|on-hold
+    priority: high|medium|low
+    files:
+      spec: codev/specs/NNNN-name.md       # Required after "specified"
+      plan: codev/plans/NNNN-name.md       # Required after "planned"
+      review: codev/reviews/NNNN-name.md   # Required after "integrated"
+    dependencies: []         # List of project IDs this depends on
+    tags: []                # Categories (e.g., auth, billing, ui)
+    notes: ""               # Optional notes about status or decisions
+```
+
+## Numbering Rules
+
+1. **Sequential**: Use next available number (0001-9999)
+2. **Reservation**: Add entry to this file FIRST before creating spec
+3. **Renumbering**: If collision detected, newer project gets renumbered
+4. **Gaps OK**: Deleted projects leave gaps (don't reuse numbers)
+
+## Usage Guidelines
+
+### When to Add a Project
+
+Add a project entry when:
+- You have a concrete idea worth tracking
+- The work is non-trivial (not just a bug fix or typo)
+- You want to reserve a number before writing a spec
+
+### Status Transitions
+
+```
+conceived → spec-draft → [HUMAN] → specified → planned → implementing → implemented → committed → [HUMAN] → integrated
+                            ↑                                                                        ↑
+                      Human approves                                                          Human approves
+                         the spec                                                            production deploy
+
+Any status can transition to: abandoned, on-hold
+```
+
+**Human approval gates:**
+- `spec-draft` → `specified`: Human must approve the specification
+- `committed` → `integrated`: Human must validate production deployment
+
+### Priority Guidelines
+
+- **high**: Critical path, blocking other work, or significant business value
+- **medium**: Important but not urgent, can wait for high-priority work
+- **low**: Nice to have, polish, or speculative features
+
+### Tags
+
+Use consistent tags across projects for filtering:
+- `auth`, `security` - Authentication and security features
+- `ui`, `ux` - User interface and experience
+- `api`, `architecture` - Backend and system design
+- `testing`, `infrastructure` - Development and deployment
+- `billing`, `credits` - Payment and monetization
+- `features` - New user-facing functionality
+
+---
+
+## Projects
+
+```yaml
+projects:
+  # Example project entry (replace with your actual projects)
+  - id: "0001"
+    title: "Example Project"
+    summary: "Brief description of what this project accomplishes"
+    status: conceived
+    priority: medium
+    files:
+      spec: null
+      plan: null
+      review: null
+    dependencies: []
+    tags: [example]
+    notes: "Replace this with your first real project"
+```
+
+## Next Available Number
+
+**0002** - Reserve this number for your next project
+
+---
+
+## Quick Reference
+
+### View by Status
+To see all projects at a specific status, search for `status: <status>` in this file.
+
+### View by Priority
+To see high-priority work, search for `priority: high`.
+
+### Check Dependencies
+Before starting a project, verify its dependencies are at least `implemented`.
+
+### Protocol Selection
+- **SPIDER/SPIDER-SOLO**: Most projects (formal spec → plan → implement → review)
+- **TICK**: Small, well-defined tasks (< 300 lines)
+- **EXPERIMENT**: Research/prototyping before committing to a project