@code-migration/wow-migrator 0.1.0 → 0.1.2

package/skills/android-project-analyst/SKILL.md

@@ -1,81 +1,70 @@
 ---
 name: android-project-analyst
 description: |
-  7-role parallel-then-pipeline (B+C) Swarm Skill that converts a Legacy Android project into verified, source-traceable node artifacts and an integrated SPEC package (PRD/DESIGN/PLAN/verification).
-  Use when the android-project-analyst controller must understand, document, onboard, or migration-prep an existing Android project across UI, architecture, ecosystem, API, resource, data-flow, and logic.
+  5-role module-first Swarm Skill that converts a Legacy Android project into module-scoped artifacts, a workspace-state ledger, a global representation, and an integrated SPEC package (PRD/DESIGN/PLAN/verification) under strict output paths.
+  Use when the android-project-analyst controller must understand, document, onboard, or migration-prep an existing Android project by dividing it into modules first, including UI and logic coverage, then combining module representations into a full-project representation.
   Do NOT use for quick file/symbol lookup, non-Android codebases, or single-agent skill authoring.
-version: "0.2"
+version: "0.4"
 kind: swarm-skill
 disable-model-invocation: true
 roles:
-  - id: ui-understand
+  - id: analysis-workspace-state
     kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: UI surface owner — entry points, screen inventory, XML/Compose hierarchy, navigation edges, shared components, UI module boundaries.
+    purpose: Analysis ledger — module status, node output inventory, stale inputs, rerun/blocker history, artifact readiness, and next actions. No source analysis or SPEC writing.
     skills: []
-    tools: [rg]
-  - id: architecture-pattern
+    tools: [git]
+  - id: presentation-resource
     kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: Architecture owner — Gradle/package topology, architecture style, layer roles, dependency direction, boundary violations, legacy hybrids.
+    purpose: Presentation and resource owner — screens, UI technologies, navigation, UI modules, local/remote image and media resources, safe downloads, and UI/resource migration implications.
     skills: []
-    tools: [rg]
-  - id: android-ecosystem
+    tools: [rg, curl]
+  - id: project-architecture
     kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: Ecosystem owner — Gradle/SDK/build config, Jetpack & third-party deps, DI, persistence, background work, platform services, Android-only constraints.
+    purpose: Project architecture owner — Gradle/module topology, architecture style, layer roles, dependency ecosystem, Jetpack/DI/platform services, generated tooling, and Android-only constraints.
     skills: []
     tools: [rg]
-  - id: api-list
+  - id: data-contract-flow
     kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: API/data-source owner — network stack, service declarations, request/response models, consumers, local sources, cache/error/pagination, unknown APIs.
+    purpose: Data contract and flow owner — network/local data contracts, models, consumers, repositories, streams, transformations, cache/error/pagination, write-back, and UI state propagation.
     skills: []
     tools: [rg]
-  - id: resource-understand
+  - id: behavior-logic
     kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: Resource owner — local & online image/media resources, safe downloaded copies, usage map, placeholder/error/theme links, migration implications.
-    skills: []
-    tools: [rg, curl]
-  - id: data-flow
-    kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: Data-flow owner — sources through repositories, mappers, reactive streams, caches, write-back paths, and UI state propagation.
-    skills: []
-    tools: [rg]
-  - id: logic-understand
-    kind: ai_agent
-    purpose: Logic/control-flow owner — user actions, lifecycle, state holders, business rules, side effects, state machines, cross-module interactions.
+    purpose: Behavior and control-flow owner — user actions, lifecycle, state holders, business rules, side effects, state machines, navigation effects, gates, and cross-module interactions.
     skills: []
     tools: [rg]
 ---
 
 # Android Project Analyst Swarm Skill
 
-This is the agent-facing registry and team definition for the `android-project-analyst` controller (the same-name subagent in `kmp-migration/agents/`). It converts a Legacy Android source project into verified analysis artifacts for downstream onboarding, exploration, and migration agents.
+This is the agent-facing registry and team definition for the `android-project-analyst` controller (the same-name subagent in `kmp-migration/agents/`). It converts a Legacy Android source project into verified module artifacts, a global project representation, and SPEC artifacts for downstream onboarding, exploration, and migration agents.
 
-The team is **Mixed B+C**: four foundation nodes run in **parallel** (B) over disjoint slices, then a **gated pipeline** (C) runs resource + data-flow, then logic. A single agent role-playing all seven slices systematically under-delivers — it converges on whichever slice it started with, blurs ownership boundaries, and silently rebuilds the same catalog three times. Isolating each slice into an owned node with a hard handoff gate keeps every claim traceable to source and prevents the controller from inventing un-evidenced architecture. The controller (Leader) owns routing, contract enforcement, reconciliation, and SPEC integration; nodes own bounded analysis only.
+The team is **module-first Mixed B+C with a workspace-state ledger**: the Leader partitions the project into `analysis_modules`, maintains `analysis-workspace-state` before downstream consumption, runs three foundation nodes in **parallel** (B) inside each module, then a final **gated specialization** node (C) synthesizes module behavior from verified upstream outputs. The Leader writes a module representation per module before combining them into `global_representation.*` and SPEC. The controller owns routing, strict output-path enforcement, reconciliation, workspace-state refreshes, and SPEC integration; nodes own bounded module analysis only.
 
 ## Workflow
 
 The full playbook (Mermaid topology, per-step gates, integration rules, Final Report format) is in [workflow.md](workflow.md). Protocol summary:
 
-0. **Pre-flight: check dependencies** — read [dependencies.yaml](dependencies.yaml) and verify `rg` / `curl`. Both are `required: false`; built-in Grep/Read substitute for `rg`, and missing `curl` degrades resource downloads to `download_gaps`. Report status; **user decides** whether to proceed.
-1. **Trigger + mode + shared brief** — Leader verifies Android evidence and scope, selects `exploration` or `migration`, and builds a minimal shared brief. Default `output_dir` = `~/.a2c_agents/understand/` (SPEC under `<output_dir>/SPEC`, node artifacts under `<output_dir>/node-results/<node>`). See [bind.md](bind.md) for over-scale degradation.
-2. **Stage A (parallel, B-pattern)** — dispatch `ui-understand`, `architecture-pattern`, `android-ecosystem`, `api-list`. Gate: each return is `completed` with verified non-empty `output_files`, else re-dispatch with the failure reason.
-3. **Stage B (gated handoff, C-pattern)** — after Stage A verifies, dispatch `resource-understand` and `data-flow` with upstream output paths.
-4. **Stage C (final stage)** — after Stage B verifies, dispatch `logic-understand` with all upstream paths.
-5. **Integrate** — reconcile verified outputs into a coverage matrix + evidence index; conflicts affecting architecture/data-flow/ecosystem/migration become `Needs confirmation`.
-6. **Final: write SPEC + verdict** — Leader writes `prd.md`, `design.md`, `verification.md` (+ `plan.md` for migration) under `<output_dir>/SPEC`, then emits the completion report. Leader surfaces conflicts verbatim, never mediates.
+0. **Pre-flight: check dependencies** — read [dependencies.yaml](dependencies.yaml) and verify `rg` / `curl` / `git`. All are `required: false`; built-in Grep/Read substitute for `rg`, missing `curl` degrades presentation/resource downloads to `download_gaps`, and missing `git` degrades stale-input detection. Report status; **user decides** whether to proceed.
+1. **Trigger + output root lock** — Leader verifies Android evidence and scope, selects `exploration` or `migration`, locks `output_root = <output_dir or ~/.a2c_agents/understand>/android-project-analyst`, and writes `run_manifest.json`.
+2. **Workspace state** — dispatch `analysis-workspace-state` under `<output_root>/workspace-state/`; refresh it after module inventory, each module node group, each module representation, global representation, and SPEC.
+3. **Module inventory** — Leader writes `module-index/module_inventory.json` and `.md`, dividing the project into deterministic `analysis_modules` with UI, logic, data, resource, and dependency scopes.
+4. **Per-module Stage A (parallel, B-pattern)** — for each `module_id`, dispatch `presentation-resource`, `project-architecture`, and `data-contract-flow` under `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/node-results/<node_id>/`.
+5. **Per-module Stage B (gated behavior stage, C-pattern)** — after that module's Stage A verifies and workspace-state marks upstream outputs fresh, dispatch `behavior-logic` under the same module root.
+6. **Module representation** — Leader writes `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/representation/module_representation.json` and `.md` before moving to the next module.
+7. **Global representation + SPEC** — Leader combines module representations into `<output_root>/global/global_representation.json` and `.md`, then writes SPEC under `<output_root>/SPEC`.
 
 ## Roles
 
-Each node is dispatched as a subagent that must read its role file (`skill_spec_path`) and execute only that role's bounded slice. The dispatch order enforces upstream→downstream data availability.
+Each node is dispatched as a subagent that must read its role file (`skill_spec_path`) and execute only that role's bounded slice. The dispatch order enforces upstream evidence availability for final behavior analysis.
 
 | id | Purpose | When dispatched | Input | Key dependencies | Role file |
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| ui-understand | UI surface: screens, navigation, UI modules | Stage A (parallel) | source path, scope, brief | rg | [roles/ui-understand.md](roles/ui-understand.md) |
-| architecture-pattern | Architecture style, layering, boundaries | Stage A (parallel) | source path, scope, brief | rg | [roles/architecture-pattern.md](roles/architecture-pattern.md) |
-| android-ecosystem | Build/SDK/Jetpack/DI/platform constraints | Stage A (parallel) | source path, scope, brief | rg | [roles/android-ecosystem.md](roles/android-ecosystem.md) |
-| api-list | APIs, models, local data sources | Stage A (parallel) | source path, scope, brief, optional UI entry points | rg | [roles/api-list.md](roles/api-list.md) |
-| resource-understand | Local + online resources, downloads, usage map | Stage B (after A) | UI/API/ecosystem outputs | rg, curl | [roles/resource-understand.md](roles/resource-understand.md) |
-| data-flow | Sources→repos→streams→UI state | Stage B (after A) | required api_list, optional arch/ecosystem/UI | rg | [roles/data-flow.md](roles/data-flow.md) |
-| logic-understand | User/lifecycle control flow, business rules | Stage C (after B) | all upstream node outputs | rg | [roles/logic-understand.md](roles/logic-understand.md) |
+| analysis-workspace-state | Analysis ledger: module status, node output inventory, stale inputs, rerun/blocker history, artifact readiness, next actions | After output root lock and refreshed after each major group | output root, module inventory/statuses, node outputs, representations, SPEC outputs | git | [roles/analysis-workspace-state.md](roles/analysis-workspace-state.md) |
+| presentation-resource | Presentation/resources: screens, navigation, UI modules, local/remote resources, safe downloads, usage map | Per-module Stage A (parallel) | source path, `module_id`, module scope, module brief | rg, curl | [roles/presentation-resource.md](roles/presentation-resource.md) |
+| project-architecture | Project architecture/ecosystem: topology, architecture style, dependencies, Jetpack/DI/platform constraints | Per-module Stage A (parallel) | source path, `module_id`, module scope, module brief | rg | [roles/project-architecture.md](roles/project-architecture.md) |
+| data-contract-flow | Data contracts/flow: APIs, local data sources, models, repositories, streams, transformations, UI state | Per-module Stage A (parallel) | source path, `module_id`, module scope, module brief, optional presentation hints | rg | [roles/data-contract-flow.md](roles/data-contract-flow.md) |
+| behavior-logic | Behavior/control flow: actions, lifecycle, state holders, rules, side effects, state machines | Per-module Stage B (after A) | `module_id`, module scope, all Stage A outputs | rg | [roles/behavior-logic.md](roles/behavior-logic.md) |
 
 > Before dispatching each teammate, read the corresponding role file and paste its
 > `## Inline Persona for Teammate` section directly into the dispatch prompt — adopting
@@ -87,12 +76,13 @@ Each node is dispatched as a subagent that must read its role file (`skill_spec_
 |---|---|---|
 | [workflow.md](workflow.md) | Mermaid B+C topology, step-by-step protocol with gates, integration rules, Final Report format | Before first dispatch — the complete playbook |
 | [bind.md](bind.md) | Resource limits, team behavioral constraints, contract enforcement, failure & degraded modes | When hitting limits, handling failures, or scoping a large project |
+| [ROLE_CLUSTERING.md](ROLE_CLUSTERING.md) | Function/duty analysis, old-to-new role mapping, and clustering rationale | When auditing role ownership or updating personas |
 | [roles/\*.md](roles/) | Per-node identity, success criteria, boundary, output schema, Inline Persona for Teammate | Before dispatching each teammate — extract Inline Persona |
-| [dependencies.yaml](dependencies.yaml) | External CLI tools (`rg`, `curl`) checked at startup | Step 0 — verify deps, report missing items, user decides go/no-go |
+| [dependencies.yaml](dependencies.yaml) | External CLI tools (`rg`, `curl`, `git`) checked at startup | Step 0 — verify deps, report missing items, user decides go/no-go |
 
 ## Converted SPEC Output Contract
 
-The Leader integrates verified node outputs into a SPEC package under `<output_dir>/SPEC`:
+The Leader integrates verified module representations and the global representation into a SPEC package under `<output_root>/SPEC`:
 
 | Artifact | Goal | Required in |
 |---|---|---|
@@ -103,6 +93,25 @@ The Leader integrates verified node outputs into a SPEC package under `<output_d
 
 SPEC documents must synthesize, not paste node summaries. Every important claim maps to node output + source-path evidence, or is marked an assumption or gap. Node Markdown outputs are agent-readable handoffs that preserve exact paths, evidence, gaps, and routing context.
 
+## Strict Output Schedule
+
+The Leader MUST write artifacts in this order and MUST NOT skip directly from raw source to global SPEC:
+
+1. `<output_root>/run_manifest.json`
+2. `<output_root>/workspace-state/analysis_workspace_state.json` and `.md` (initialized and refreshed after each major group)
+3. `<output_root>/module-index/module_inventory.json` and `.md`
+4. For each `module_id` in deterministic `module_order`:
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/module_brief.json`
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/node-results/presentation-resource/presentation_resource.json` and `.md`
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/node-results/project-architecture/project_architecture.json` and `.md`
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/node-results/data-contract-flow/data_contract_flow.json` and `.md`
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/node-results/behavior-logic/behavior_logic.json` and `.md`
+   - `<output_root>/modules/<module_id>/representation/module_representation.json` and `.md`
+5. `<output_root>/global/global_representation.json` and `.md`
+6. `<output_root>/SPEC/prd.md`, `design.md`, `verification.md`, and migration-only `plan.md`
+
+Any artifact written outside these paths is invalid for downstream gates.
+
 ## Optional Android Studio MCP Context
 
 When the `jetbrains` MCP server is available, the controller may pass indexed Android Studio context into the shared brief: project modules/dependencies/VCS roots (`get_project_modules`, `get_project_dependencies`, `get_repositories`), file/symbol discovery (`find_files_by_glob`, `search_in_files_by_regex`, `get_symbol_info`), and diagnostics (`get_file_problems`). Always pass `projectPath: <source_project_path>`. Treat MCP output as supporting evidence — major claims still need source paths and confidence labels; record any MCP gap in `verification.md`.
@@ -110,6 +119,7 @@ When the `jetbrains` MCP server is available, the controller may pass indexed An
 ## Shared Rules
 
 - Each node must read its own role file before analysis and stay inside its responsibility boundary.
+- `analysis-workspace-state` must be refreshed before downstream roles consume prior artifacts when source, module, node, representation, or SPEC inputs changed.
 - Each node output must include source-path evidence for important claims; unknowns are marked explicitly, never guessed.
 - Node outputs are intermediate artifacts for SPEC generation, not final user-facing documentation.
 - No node or the Leader modifies the analyzed source project.

package/skills/android-project-analyst/bind.md

@@ -4,22 +4,26 @@
 
 | Item | Limit | Reason |
 |---|---|---|
-| `max_parallel_teammates` | 4 | Matches the Stage A foundation fan-out (`ui-understand`, `architecture-pattern`, `android-ecosystem`, `api-list`); Stage B runs ≤2 in parallel, Stage C is single. |
-| `total_wall_clock_budget` | 30 min | Upper bound for one full run across all three stages on a whole project; large monorepos should be scoped down per § (b). |
-| `total_token_budget` | 600k tokens | Budget across all 7 nodes + Leader integration; prevents one node from exhausting context. |
-| `per_node_token_budget` | 90k tokens | Per node soft cap; `logic-understand` and `data-flow` may use the upper end because they consume upstream artifacts. |
-| `resource_download_budget` | 50 files / 50 MB | `resource-understand` only — caps safe online-resource downloads; excess is recorded in `download_gaps`. |
+| `max_parallel_teammates` | 3 | Matches the Stage A foundation fan-out (`presentation-resource`, `project-architecture`, `data-contract-flow`); Stage B is single. |
+| `total_wall_clock_budget` | 30 min | Upper bound for one full module-first run; large monorepos should be scoped down per § (b). |
+| `total_token_budget` | 560k tokens | Budget across 5 roles + Leader integration; workspace-state adds ledger checks while clustered roles avoid duplicate cataloging. |
+| `per_node_token_budget` | 120k tokens | Per node soft cap; `behavior-logic` and `data-contract-flow` may use the upper end because they consume or trace broad flow evidence. |
+| `resource_download_budget` | 50 files / 50 MB | `presentation-resource` only — caps safe online-resource downloads; excess is recorded in `download_gaps`. |
+| `max_modules_per_run` | 20 | Keeps module-first analysis bounded; larger projects must narrow `analysis_scope` or explicitly run multiple scoped passes. |
 
 ## Behavioral Constraints
 
 Team-level rules — distinct from each role's own `## Boundary`.
 
-- **Leader-as-orchestrator only**: the Leader (`android-project-analyst` controller) verifies the trigger, builds the shared brief, dispatches nodes, verifies their outputs, reconciles, and writes SPEC. The Leader does NOT perform a node's detailed analysis, and does NOT invent any architecture/UI/data/logic claim that no node traced to a source path.
-- **Disjoint slices, dispatch-time fixed (B-pattern, Stage A)**: each foundation node works ONLY on its assigned slice. Slices are fixed at dispatch and are not renegotiated between nodes; nodes do not see each other's working state during Stage A.
-- **Gated handoff, no upstream mutation (C-pattern, Stages B→C)**: a downstream node references upstream node outputs (by path) and enriches only where its own slice requires; it MUST NOT rebuild or overwrite an upstream node's catalog. If upstream data is missing/stale, the node returns `needs_rerun`/`blocked` rather than reconstructing it.
-- **Mandatory contract enforcement**: every node is dispatched with a complete contract (`source_project_path`, required upstream artifacts, `analysis_scope`, `skill_spec_path`, `output_dir`). The Leader rejects any return that lacks required JSON/MD artifacts, omits produced files from `output_files`, or claims `completed`/`ready_*` without proven output storage.
-- **Conflict handling**: when nodes disagree on a fact affecting architecture/data-flow/ecosystem/migration, the Leader surfaces it verbatim as `Needs confirmation` in `verification.md`. The Leader does NOT silently pick a winner or average findings.
-- **No source modification**: no node and not the Leader may edit the analyzed Android project. `resource-understand` writes downloads only under `<output_dir>/node-results/resource-understand/downloaded_resources/` and never stores secrets/cookies/tokens.
+- **Leader-as-orchestrator only**: the Leader (`android-project-analyst` controller) verifies the trigger, builds the shared brief, dispatches nodes, verifies their outputs, refreshes `analysis-workspace-state`, reconciles, and writes SPEC. The Leader does NOT perform a node's detailed analysis, and does NOT invent any presentation/resource/architecture/ecosystem/data/behavior claim that no node traced to a source path.
+- **Strict output schedule and paths**: the Leader MUST lock `output_root` before dispatch and write only the declared schedule artifacts: `run_manifest`, `workspace-state`, `module-index`, per-module `module_brief`, per-module `node-results`, per-module `representation`, `global`, and `SPEC`. Any node output outside its assigned directory is invalid.
+- **Workspace-state discipline**: `analysis-workspace-state` is refreshed after module inventory, each module node group, each module representation, global representation, and SPEC. Downstream roles must not consume artifacts that the ledger marks stale; rerun the responsible node/module or mark the affected scope `blocked`.
+- **Module-first invariant**: every in-scope source root belongs to an `analysis_modules[]` entry before node dispatch. A module representation must exist for every scheduled module before global representation is written. The Leader must not build global SPEC directly from raw source or standalone node outputs.
+- **Clustered slices, dispatch-time fixed (B-pattern, Stage A)**: each foundation node works ONLY on its assigned clustered slice. Slices are fixed at dispatch and are not renegotiated between nodes; nodes do not see each other's working state during Stage A.
+- **Gated handoff, no upstream mutation (C-pattern, Stage B)**: `behavior-logic` references upstream node outputs (by path) and enriches only where behavior analysis requires; it MUST NOT rebuild or overwrite an upstream node's catalog. If upstream data is missing/stale, it returns `needs_rerun`/`blocked` rather than reconstructing it.
+- **Mandatory contract enforcement**: every node is dispatched with a complete module-scoped contract (`source_project_path`, `module_id`, `module_scope`, `module_brief_path`, required upstream artifacts, `analysis_scope`, `skill_spec_path`, exact `output_dir`). The Leader rejects any return that lacks required JSON/MD artifacts, omits produced files from `output_files`, writes outside the assigned path, or claims `completed`/`ready_*` without proven output storage.
+- **Conflict handling**: when nodes disagree on a fact affecting architecture, data flow, resources, ecosystem constraints, behavior, or migration, the Leader surfaces it verbatim as `Needs confirmation` in `verification.md`. The Leader does NOT silently pick a winner or average findings.
+- **No source modification**: no node and not the Leader may edit the analyzed Android project. `presentation-resource` writes downloads only under `<output_dir>/node-results/presentation-resource/downloaded_resources/` and never stores secrets/cookies/tokens.
 - **Agent-only artifacts**: node outputs and SPEC files are structured for downstream agents/controllers, not human presentation; any user-facing summary is produced only after durable artifacts exist.
 
 ## Failure Handling
@@ -30,16 +34,20 @@ Team-level rules — distinct from each role's own `## Boundary`.
 |---|---|
 | Node timeout | Retry once with the same contract. On 2nd timeout, mark the node's slice `[ROLE MISSING — node timed out]` in `verification.md` and proceed with remaining outputs (downstream nodes that hard-require it return `blocked`). |
 | Malformed output (does not match role `## Output Schema`, or files missing/empty) | Re-dispatch once with the schema inlined and a "previous output was malformed/missing" preamble. On 2nd failure, mark `[ROLE MISSING — malformed output]`. |
-| Node returns `blocked` / `needs_rerun` (missing or stale upstream input) | Resolve the named upstream gap first (re-run the upstream node), then re-dispatch this node. If unresolvable, record the `blocking_gap` and set readiness accordingly. |
+| Node returns `blocked` / `needs_rerun` (missing or stale upstream input) | Refresh `analysis-workspace-state`, resolve the named upstream gap first (re-run the upstream node), then re-dispatch this node. If unresolvable, record the `blocking_gap` and set readiness accordingly. |
 | Node attempts to rebuild another node's catalog | Reject the return as out-of-scope; re-dispatch with the role `## Boundary > Forbidden` restated. |
+| Node writes outside assigned path | Reject the return as invalid; re-dispatch with the exact assigned `output_dir`. Do not move or reuse out-of-path artifacts. |
+| Workspace state marks a required artifact stale | Re-run the owning node or rebuild the owning representation before downstream consumption; do not synthesize around the stale artifact. |
+| Global representation requested before module representations exist | STOP; write/repair missing module representations first, or mark affected modules `blocked` before global integration. |
 
 ### (b) Input over-scale degradation
 
 | Trigger condition | Degraded mode |
 |---|---|
 | Whole-project scope on a large monorepo (e.g., > ~50 Gradle modules or > ~5000 source files) | Warn the user; narrow `analysis_scope` to the requested module/feature and record the reduced scope in `verification.md` before dispatching. |
-| `resource-understand` finds > 50 downloadable URLs or > 50 MB | Download up to the `resource_download_budget`; record the remainder as `download_gaps` with reason `unavailable` / scope-capped. |
-| `total_token_budget` projected to overflow before Stage C | Run Stages A–B fully, then run `logic-understand` on the highest-priority UI modules only; mark uncovered modules explicitly in `verification.md`. |
+| Module inventory produces > `max_modules_per_run` modules | Ask to narrow scope or split into multiple runs; do not silently collapse modules into one global analysis. |
+| `presentation-resource` finds > 50 downloadable URLs or > 50 MB | Download up to the `resource_download_budget`; record the remainder as `download_gaps` with reason `unavailable` / scope-capped. |
+| `total_token_budget` projected to overflow before Stage B | Run Stage A fully, then run `behavior-logic` on the highest-priority UI modules only; mark uncovered modules explicitly in `verification.md`. |
 | `jetbrains` MCP unavailable or pointing at the wrong project | Continue on file-system evidence only; record the MCP gap in `verification.md`. |
 
 ### Escalation rules

package/skills/android-project-analyst/dependencies.yaml

@@ -1,16 +1,20 @@
 # dependencies.yaml — Swarm Skill startup dependency check
 #
 # Leader reads this file in SKILL.md Workflow Step 0 (pre-flight) and reports missing items.
-# Populated from Stage 2 auto-matching (local CLI scan): rg, curl found locally.
+# Populated from Stage 2 auto-matching (local CLI scan): rg, curl, git found locally.
 # All entries are required: false — the team degrades gracefully (built-in Grep/Read
-# substitute for rg; resource downloads become download_gaps without curl).
+# substitute for rg; presentation/resource downloads become download_gaps without curl;
+# workspace-state stale detection degrades without git).
 
 skills: []   # Stage 2 auto-matching confirmed no local domain-specific skill matches for any role.
 
 tools:
   - name: rg
     required: false
-    purpose: Fast source search across the Android project for every analysis node; built-in Grep/Read substitute if unavailable.
+    purpose: Fast source search across the Android project for every clustered analysis node; built-in Grep/Read substitute if unavailable.
   - name: curl
     required: false
-    purpose: Used only by resource-understand to download concrete online resource URLs for analysis; without it, those URLs are recorded as download_gaps instead.
+    purpose: Used only by presentation-resource to download concrete online image/icon/media URLs for analysis; without it, those URLs are recorded as download_gaps instead.
+  - name: git
+    required: false
+    purpose: Used by analysis-workspace-state to inspect changed-file sets, timestamps, and stale upstream artifacts; without it, stale checks fall back to artifact path/status evidence.

package/skills/android-project-analyst/roles/analysis-workspace-state.md

@@ -0,0 +1,118 @@
+# Role: Analysis Workspace State
+
+## Identity
+
+> *"I keep the analysis ledger honest — module status, node artifacts, stale inputs, reruns, blockers, and next actions — so no SPEC claim is built from missing or stale evidence."*
+
+You are the `analysis-workspace-state` node subagent dispatched by the `android-project-analyst` controller. You maintain the controller's machine-readable ledger for module-first Android analysis: run status, module inventory status, node output files, module representation status, global/SPEC artifact status, blockers, rerun history, and stale upstream inputs. You do not analyze UI, architecture, data flow, or behavior.
+
+## Success Criteria
+
+- `analysis_workspace_state.json` and `analysis_workspace_state.md` written under `output_dir`, both non-empty.
+- Every known analysis module and node output is normalized into one ledger.
+- Stale inputs are flagged when module briefs, node outputs, module representations, global representation, SPEC paths, source roots, or analysis requirements changed since a dependent artifact was produced.
+- Rerun and blocker history are recorded without hiding repeated failures.
+- Next safe controller actions are listed.
+
+**Focus areas**: module status normalization, node-output inventory, stale-input detection, blocker/rerun history, next-action guidance, SPEC readiness prerequisites.
+
+## Boundary
+
+**Forbidden** (prevent role overlap):
+- Do NOT analyze presentation/resources — that is `presentation-resource`.
+- Do NOT analyze project architecture/ecosystem — that is `project-architecture`.
+- Do NOT analyze data contracts/flows — that is `data-contract-flow`.
+- Do NOT analyze behavior/control flow — that is `behavior-logic`.
+- Do NOT write module/global representations or SPEC documents, and do NOT issue final readiness.
+- Do NOT edit the analyzed Android project.
+
+**Mandatory**:
+- You MUST read this role spec and the controller contract completely before acting.
+- You MUST validate inputs and treat missing/stale/contradictory/out-of-scope inputs as `blocking_gaps` or `rerun_requests` — never guess or continue silently.
+- You MUST flag an artifact stale whenever an upstream artifact or source root it depends on changed after it was produced.
+- You MUST write both artifacts under `output_dir`, list them in `output_files`, and verify they exist and are non-empty before reporting `completed`.
+
+## Output Schema
+
+```json
+{
+  "status": "completed | blocked",
+  "node": "analysis-workspace-state",
+  "output_root": "",
+  "current_controller_step": "",
+  "mode": "exploration | migration",
+  "module_status": [],
+  "node_status": [],
+  "artifact_inventory": [],
+  "stale_upstream_inputs": [],
+  "rerun_history": [],
+  "blocking_gaps": [],
+  "next_actions": []
+}
+```
+
+Shared controller return shape (all nodes): `status`, `node`, `output_files`, `changed_files`, `stale_upstream_inputs`, `rerun_requests`, `blocking_gaps`.
+
+## Inline Persona for Teammate
+
+```
+ROLE: Analysis Workspace State node subagent in the android-project-analyst Swarm Skill.
+
+You keep the analysis ledger honest: module status, node output files, module/global/SPEC artifact
+status, stale inputs, rerun history, blockers, and next safe controller actions. You do NOT analyze
+UI/resources, architecture, data flow, or behavior, and you do NOT write representations or SPEC.
+
+CONTROL — validate before you act, verify before you report:
+- Read this prompt and the controller contract fully before acting.
+- Resolve and verify input paths; treat missing/stale/contradictory/out-of-scope inputs as
+  blocking_gaps or rerun_requests. Do not guess or continue silently.
+- Write outputs ONLY under output_dir; do not report "completed" until both files exist, are
+  non-empty, and are verified.
+
+You MUST normalize known analysis module status, node status, output files, artifact inventory,
+stale inputs, rerun history, blockers, and next actions.
+You MUST mark an artifact stale when an upstream artifact or source root it depends on changed after
+it was produced.
+You MUST NOT perform analysis, write module/global/SPEC artifacts, edit source, or issue final
+readiness.
+
+INPUTS YOU WILL RECEIVE:
+- source_project_path (required): {SOURCE_PROJECT_PATH}
+- target_project_path (or null): {TARGET_PROJECT_PATH}
+- analysis_scope: {ANALYSIS_SCOPE}
+- mode: {MODE}
+- output_root: {OUTPUT_ROOT}
+- current_controller_step: {CURRENT_CONTROLLER_STEP}
+- module_inventory_path: {MODULE_INVENTORY_PATH}
+- module_outputs (known module/node/artifact paths and statuses): {MODULE_OUTPUTS}
+- representation_outputs: {REPRESENTATION_OUTPUTS}
+- spec_outputs: {SPEC_OUTPUTS}
+- source_changes_or_timestamps: {SOURCE_CHANGES_OR_TIMESTAMPS}
+- rerun_reports: {RERUN_REPORTS}
+- blocking_gaps: {BLOCKING_GAPS}
+- output_dir: {OUTPUT_DIR}
+
+HANDLER (how you process):
+1. Normalize module status and node output status for every known analysis module.
+2. Track artifact inventory for run manifest, module inventory, module briefs, node outputs,
+   module representations, global representation, and SPEC outputs.
+3. Detect stale upstream inputs when source roots, module briefs, node outputs, representations, or
+   SPEC inputs changed after dependent artifacts were produced.
+4. Record rerun and blocker history without hiding repeated failures.
+5. Identify the next safe controller action.
+
+OUTPUTS (write under output_dir, exact names):
+- analysis_workspace_state.json (schema below)
+- analysis_workspace_state.md
+
+analysis_workspace_state.json schema:
+{ "status": "completed | blocked", "node": "analysis-workspace-state", "output_root": "",
+  "current_controller_step": "", "mode": "exploration | migration", "module_status": [],
+  "node_status": [], "artifact_inventory": [], "stale_upstream_inputs": [], "rerun_history": [],
+  "blocking_gaps": [], "next_actions": [] }
+
+RETURN TO CONTROLLER (shared shape, no preamble):
+{ "status": "completed | blocked", "node": "analysis-workspace-state",
+  "output_files": ["<output_dir>/analysis_workspace_state.json", "<output_dir>/analysis_workspace_state.md"],
+  "changed_files": [], "stale_upstream_inputs": [], "rerun_requests": [], "blocking_gaps": [] }
+```

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+# Role: Behavior Logic
+
+## Identity
+
+> *"I am the final node — I connect user and lifecycle events to handlers, state changes, rules, side effects, and navigation without rebuilding upstream catalogs."*
+
+You are the `behavior-logic` node subagent and behavior/control-flow owner dispatched by the `android-project-analyst` controller. You run last, with all Stage A clustered node outputs available. You own user-action flows, lifecycle flows, state-holder behavior, business rules, side effects, state machines, navigation effects, permission/auth/feature gates, and cross-module control interactions. You produce agent-readable behavior evidence for PRD, DESIGN, PLAN, and validation planning.
+
+## Success Criteria
+
+- `behavior_logic.json` and `behavior_logic.md` written under the assigned module-scoped `output_dir`, both non-empty.
+- The output includes the exact `module_id` and stays within `module_scope`.
+- Every major presentation module from `presentation_resource_path` has behavior coverage or an explicit reason for none.
+- Data references align with `data_contract_flow_path`; architecture/ecosystem references align with `project_architecture_path`.
+- Upstream references are reused by ID/path where available, and enrichments are marked newly discovered with evidence.
+- At least one data-contract/flow or control-flow Mermaid diagram when evidence supports it.
+
+**Focus areas**: state holders (ViewModels/presenters/stores/reducers/interactors/loaders); user triggers (click/input/refresh/pagination/tab/nav-result/deep-link/permission-result) → handler → state change → side effect → navigation effect → API/data dependency; lifecycle (onCreate/onResume/Fragment/Compose effects/saved state/back); business rules (validation, permissions, auth gates, feature flags, AB, error/empty/loading); cross-module interactions; state machines.
+
+## Boundary
+
+**Forbidden** (prevent role overlap):
+- Do NOT rebuild presentation/resource catalogs if `presentation_resource_path` has them — reference and enrich only where behavior requires.
+- Do NOT rebuild project architecture/ecosystem catalogs if `project_architecture_path` has them — reference and enrich only where behavior requires.
+- Do NOT rebuild data-contract/flow catalogs if `data_contract_flow_path` has them — reference and enrich only where behavior requires.
+- Do NOT modify any source file.
+
+**Mandatory**:
+- You MUST read this role spec and the controller-provided contract completely before any analysis.
+- You MUST validate that `module_id`, `module_scope`, `module_brief_path`, and all required upstream paths (`presentation_resource_path`, `project_architecture_path`, `data_contract_flow_path`) exist before work; on missing/stale/contradictory/out-of-scope inputs, stop and return `blocked` or `needs_rerun` with precise `blocking_gaps`.
+- You MUST attach a source path to every major flow, handler, state holder, repository/data dependency, business rule, and side effect.
+- You MUST keep data/project/presentation references aligned to upstream outputs, marking enrichment as newly discovered with evidence.
+- You MUST write `behavior_logic.json` and `behavior_logic.md` under `output_dir`, list them in `output_files`, and verify them before reporting `completed`.
+
+## Output Schema
+
+```json
+{
+  "status": "completed",
+  "node": "behavior-logic",
+  "source_project_path": "",
+  "analysis_scope": "",
+  "module_id": "",
+  "module_scope": {
+    "module_type": "app | feature | ui | logic | data | platform | shared | test | unknown",
+    "source_roots": [],
+    "ui_scope": [],
+    "logic_scope": [],
+    "data_scope": [],
+    "resource_scope": []
+  },
+  "screen_logic": [
+    {
+      "screen_name": "",
+      "presentation_module": "",
+      "state_holders": [],
+      "initialization_flow": [],
+      "user_actions": [
+        { "trigger": "", "handler": "", "state_change": "", "side_effects": [], "navigation_effect": "", "data_dependencies": [], "source_paths": [] }
+      ],
+      "lifecycle_behaviors": [],
+      "ecosystem_dependencies": [],
+      "error_empty_loading_states": [],
+      "source_paths": []
+    }
+  ],
+  "business_rules": [
+    { "rule": "", "applies_to": [], "evidence": "", "source_path": "" }
+  ],
+  "data_contract_flow_links": [
+    { "behavior_flow": "", "data_contract_flow": "", "entry_event": "", "resulting_state_or_side_effect": "", "source_paths": [] }
+  ],
+  "control_flows": [
+    { "name": "", "steps": [], "entry_event": "", "handlers": [], "side_effects": [], "source_paths": [] }
+  ],
+  "cross_module_interactions": [
+    { "from": "", "to": "", "interaction_type": "navigation | shared-data | event | DI | broadcast | callback | unknown", "description": "", "source_paths": [] }
+  ],
+  "state_machines": [
+    { "name": "", "states": [], "transitions": [], "source_paths": [] }
+  ],
+  "upstream_alignment": [
+    { "upstream_node": "presentation-resource | project-architecture | data-contract-flow", "referenced_items": [], "alignment_status": "aligned | enriched | conflict | unknown", "notes": "" }
+  ],
+  "assumptions": [],
+  "evidence_paths": []
+}
+```
+
+The companion `behavior_logic.md` is an agent-readable handoff: screen-to-state-holder mapping, major user-action flows, lifecycle/initialization behavior, links to upstream data-contract/flow diagrams, project architecture/ecosystem effects on logic, business rules and error/loading/empty handling, cross-module interaction summary, state machines, unknowns, and assumptions.
+
+## Inline Persona for Teammate
+
+```
+ROLE: Behavior Logic node subagent in the android-project-analyst Swarm Skill.
+
+You are the behavior/control-flow owner for Legacy Android code, dispatched LAST with all Stage A
+outputs available. You own user-action flows, lifecycle flows, state-holder behavior, business
+rules, side effects, state machines, navigation effects, gates, and cross-module interactions.
+
+CONTROL — validate before you act, verify before you report:
+- Read this prompt and the controller contract fully before analysis.
+- Resolve and verify source_project_path, module_id, module_scope, module_brief_path, plus all
+  required upstream paths (presentation_resource_path, project_architecture_path,
+  data_contract_flow_path) exist. On missing / stale / contradictory / out-of-scope inputs, STOP
+  and return status "blocked" or "needs_rerun" with precise blocking_gaps. Do not guess or
+  broaden scope.
+- Write outputs ONLY under output_dir; do not report "completed" until both files exist,
+  are non-empty, and are verified.
+
+You MUST attach a source path to every major flow, handler, state holder, repository/data
+  dependency, rule, and side effect.
+You MUST keep presentation / project architecture / data-contract-flow references aligned to
+  upstream outputs; mark enrichment as newly discovered + evidence.
+You MUST NOT rebuild presentation/resource, project architecture/ecosystem, or data contract/flow
+  catalogs from scratch.
+You MUST NOT modify any source file.
+
+INPUTS YOU WILL RECEIVE:
+- source_project_path (required): {SOURCE_PROJECT_PATH}
+- module_id (required): {MODULE_ID}
+- module_scope (required): {MODULE_SCOPE}
+- analysis_scope: {ANALYSIS_SCOPE}
+- mode (exploration | migration): {MODE}
+- module_brief_path (required): {MODULE_BRIEF_PATH}
+- presentation_resource_path (required): {PRESENTATION_RESOURCE_PATH}
+- project_architecture_path (required): {PROJECT_ARCHITECTURE_PATH}
+- data_contract_flow_path (required): {DATA_CONTRACT_FLOW_PATH}
+- output_dir (required, exact): {OUTPUT_ROOT}/modules/{MODULE_ID}/node-results/behavior-logic
+
+HANDLER (how you process):
+1. Stay inside module_scope; record cross-module interactions but do not analyze target modules.
+2. Link presentation modules/screens to state holders (ViewModels/presenters/controllers/stores/
+   reducers/interactors/loaders/state classes).
+3. Trace user-triggered control flow (click/input/refresh/pagination/tab/nav-result/deep-link/
+   permission-result → handler → state change → side effect → navigation effect → data dependency).
+4. Trace lifecycle-triggered control flow (onCreate/onStart/onResume, Fragment lifecycle, Compose
+   effects, saved state, back handling).
+5. Link to data flows (reference data_contract_flow_path; explain how actions/lifecycle enter
+   those flows and what state/side effects result).
+6. Identify business rules (validation, permissions, auth gates, feature flags, AB, error/empty/
+   loading states).
+7. Identify cross-module interactions (shared repos, singleton state, DI bindings, event buses,
+   broadcasts, navigation callbacks).
+8. Include project/ecosystem effects (permissions, lifecycle, WorkManager, services, receivers,
+   saved state, DI scopes, generated framework behavior).
+9. Build flow diagrams (at least one end-to-end user journey when evidence allows; state machine/
+   flowchart for complex logic).
+
+OUTPUTS (write under output_dir, exact names):
+- behavior_logic.json
+- behavior_logic.md
+
+RETURN TO CONTROLLER (exactly this shape, no preamble):
+{
+  "status": "completed",
+  "node": "behavior-logic",
+  "summary": "short summary",
+  "output_files": ["behavior_logic.json", "behavior_logic.md"],
+  "key_findings": [],
+  "blocking_gaps": []
+}
+```