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+ {
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+ "name": "codemap-agent-pack",
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+ "description": "CodeMap MCP-first skills and workflows for Claude Code.",
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+ "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "author": {
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+ "name": "CodeMap"
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+ },
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+ "homepage": "https://codemap.dev",
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/trieuluan/codemap",
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+ "license": "MIT",
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+ "keywords": ["codemap", "mcp", "skills", "workflow", "codebase"]
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+ }
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+ {
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+ "name": "codemap-agent-pack",
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+ "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "description": "CodeMap MCP-first workflows, skills, and rules for token-efficient codebase exploration.",
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+ "author": {
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+ "name": "CodeMap"
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+ },
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+ "homepage": "https://codemap.dev",
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/trieuluan/codemap",
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+ "license": "MIT",
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+ "keywords": [
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+ "codemap",
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+ "mcp",
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+ "codebase",
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+ "skills",
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+ "workflow",
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+ "context"
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+ ],
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+ "skills": "./agent-pack/skills/",
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+ "interface": {
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+ "displayName": "CodeMap Agent Pack",
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+ "shortDescription": "MCP-first codebase workflows for CodeMap",
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+ "longDescription": "Use CodeMap Agent Pack to guide coding agents through MCP-first exploration, feature investigation, symbol debugging, CodeMap output interpretation, safe edits, reimport, and token-efficient review.",
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+ "developerName": "CodeMap",
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+ "category": "Coding",
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+ "capabilities": ["Interactive", "Read", "Write"],
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+ "defaultPrompt": [
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+ "Use CodeMap to investigate this feature area.",
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+ "Use CodeMap MCP-first workflow before editing this codebase."
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+ ],
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+ "websiteURL": "https://codemap.dev",
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+ "brandColor": "#2563EB",
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+ "screenshots": []
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+ }
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+ }
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+ {
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+ "name": "codemap-agent-pack",
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+ "displayName": "CodeMap Agent Pack",
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+ "description": "CodeMap MCP-first skills, rules, and commands for Cursor.",
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+ "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "author": {
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+ "name": "CodeMap"
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+ },
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+ "homepage": "https://codemap.dev",
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/trieuluan/codemap",
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+ "license": "MIT",
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+ "keywords": ["codemap", "mcp", "skills", "workflow", "codebase"],
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+ "skills": "./agent-pack/skills/",
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+ "agents": "./agent-pack/agents/",
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+ "commands": "./agent-pack/commands/"
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+ }
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+ # CodeMap Agent Pack
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+ CodeMap Agent Pack is a workflow layer for AI coding agents. It teaches agents to use CodeMap MCP as a context engine before reading raw files.
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+
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+ It includes skills, rules, agent roles, plugin metadata, and installer templates for Codex, Claude, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot CLI style workflows.
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+
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+ For broad tasks, agents should choose the narrowest CodeMap context tool first: `explore_task` when files are unclear, `search_codebase` for known names, `find_related_files` for related-file questions, or `get_file` for known paths.
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+
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+ Install locally with:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target all
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+ ```
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+
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+ Install one target:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target codex
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target claude
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target cursor
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target gemini
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target opencode
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target copilot
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+ ```
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+
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+ Print the local plugin root path:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap agent-pack-path
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+ ```
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+
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+ Register a local Codex-style marketplace entry:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target marketplace --plugin-path ./packages/mcp-server
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+ ```
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+ Preview or test in another directory:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target all --root /path/to/project --dry-run
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+ ```
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+
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+ Official `/plugin install codemap-agent-pack` requires later marketplace publishing. This pack provides the local/plugin-compatible assets first.
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+ # CodeMap Explorer Agent
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+ Use this agent role for codebase orientation tasks.
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+ Responsibilities:
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+
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+ - Start with CodeMap MCP tools.
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+ - Return compact file shortlists with reasons.
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+ - Prefer outlines and symbol context over full files.
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+ - Identify entrypoints, services, shared schema/types, and verification targets.
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+ Do not edit files in this role.
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+ # Feature Area Command
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+ Suggested prompt:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ Use CodeMap to summarize the feature area for: <query>.
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+ Return the recommended read order, primary files, secondary matches, and next tool calls.
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+ ```
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+ # Installing CodeMap Agent Pack
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+ The Agent Pack is bundled with `@codemap/cli`.
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+ Use:
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target codex
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target claude
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target cursor
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target gemini
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target opencode
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target copilot
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target all
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+ codemap init-agent-pack --target marketplace --plugin-path ./packages/mcp-server
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+ ```
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+
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+ Add `--dry-run` to preview writes. Add `--force` to overwrite existing files.
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+ Add `--root <path>` to install into a specific project directory for testing or scripted setup.
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+ After install, verify the harness files and skills:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ codemap doctor-agent-pack --target auto
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+ ```
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+ The installer writes workflow rules and skills for the chosen agent harness. Conflicting files are backed up unless `--force` is used.
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+ Codex installs `AGENTS.md`, `.codex/codemap-agent-pack.md`, and CodeMap skills under `.codex/skills/codemap-*`.
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+ Claude installs `CLAUDE.md`, `.claude/rules/codemap-*`, and CodeMap skills under `.claude/skills/codemap-*`.
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+ Cursor installs `.cursor/rules/codemap.mdc` with MCP-first, lifecycle, and workflow-skill routing guidance.
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+ For broad implementation/debug/review/refactor/test/research work, installed guidance tells agents to use CodeMap context tools before editing and to follow the relevant skills, hard gates, artifact templates, and verification checks.
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+ Use `codemap agent-pack-path` to print the local plugin root path for Codex-style plugin registration.
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+ # CodeMap MCP-First Rule
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+ When CodeMap MCP is available, use CodeMap tools before raw file reads or grep.
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+ ## Default Tool Routing
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+ - New CodeMap session: `get_project`.
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+ - Broad task: `explore_task`.
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+ - Related-file question: `find_related_files`.
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+ - Known symbol/file/export: `search_codebase`.
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+ - Several candidates: `get_file`.
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+ - Specific body: `symbol`.
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+ - Impact analysis: `symbol`.
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+ - After edits: `diff(mode="working")`, build/test, then reimport when needed.
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+ Read MCP output in this order: summary, ranked files/symbols, score reasons, next steps, and resource URIs. Expand to raw files only when the ranked context is not enough to answer or edit safely.
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+ Raw reads and grep are fallback tools for unindexed files, dynamic searches, or MCP gaps.
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+ # CodeMap Task Lifecycle
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+ 1. Orient with `get_project`.
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+ 2. Explore with the narrowest useful CodeMap tool.
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+ 3. Read outlines and symbol bodies before full files.
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+ 4. Edit only the files needed for the task.
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+ 5. Verify with the smallest sufficient build/test.
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+ 6. Inspect the diff.
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+ 7. Call `refresh_local_index` after local edits.
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+ 8. Call `reimport` only when cloud graph/insights should refresh.
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+ 9. Summarize changes, verification, blockers, and remaining risks.
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+ # CodeMap Workflow Skills
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+ ## Start Here: Context Routing
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+ For broad work, choose the narrowest CodeMap context tool before implementing. Use `explore_task` when files are unclear, `search_codebase` for known names, `find_related_files` for related-file questions, and `get_file` for known paths.
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+ ## Brainstorming (design before code)
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+ For new features or vague requirements, design first — never write production code before the design is approved.
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+ 1. Call `explore_task` to gather real codebase context.
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+ 2. Ask clarifying questions one at a time until scope is clear.
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+ 3. Propose 2–3 approaches with trade-offs, referencing real files from CodeMap.
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+ 4. Write a design doc (`docs/specs/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md`) covering goal, approach, affected files, and open questions.
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+ 5. Self-review the spec, then wait for user approval before touching any file.
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+ ## Test-Driven Development
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+ For new functionality or bug fixes, follow RED → GREEN → REFACTOR strictly.
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+ - **RED**: `search_codebase("test <feature>")` to find patterns, write a minimal failing test, run with the host agent test runner and confirm it **fails**.
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+ - **GREEN**: Use `symbol` to read the target, implement only the minimum to pass, run with the host agent test runner and confirm it **passes**.
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+ - **REFACTOR**: Clean up, run the host agent test runner again, then call `diff(mode="working")` before declaring done.
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+ No production code before a failing test exists.
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+ ## Writing Plans
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+ Use after a design is approved and before implementation begins.
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+ 1. Re-ground with CodeMap using the narrowest context tool for the task.
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+ 2. Use `codemap://agent-pack/templates/implementation-plan`.
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+ 3. Write exact steps, files/modules, interfaces, edge cases, and verification commands.
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+ 4. Remove decisions from the implementer; record assumptions explicitly.
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+ 5. Wait for approval when the task is high-risk or product-facing.
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+ ## Executing Plans
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+ Use when implementing an approved plan.
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+ 1. Call `diff(mode="working")` before edits and preserve unrelated user changes.
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+ 2. Execute one plan step at a time.
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+ 3. If reality contradicts the plan, revise the plan instead of broad improvisation.
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+ 4. Run planned verification, inspect diff, then refresh local index.
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+ ## Verification Before Completion
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+ Use after every file-changing task.
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+ 1. Call `diff(mode="working")`.
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+ 2. Run the smallest relevant build/test command.
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+ 3. Call `refresh_local_index` after local edits.
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+ 4. Decide whether `reimport` and `reimport(wait=true)` are needed for cloud graph/insights.
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+ 5. Report changed behavior, verification results, skipped checks, and residual risk.
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+ ## Feature Area Investigation
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+ Use when the task involves a named feature (billing, auth, admin, graph, etc.).
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+ 1. Call `explore_task(query)` — review likely files, entrypoints, and recommended reads.
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+ 2. Call `get_file(path=[...])` on the top results to survey outlines without loading full files.
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+ 3. Use `symbol` for the most relevant component, service, or controller.
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+ 4. If still unclear, call `find_related_files` anchored to the best file found.
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+ ## Symbol-Level Debugging
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+ Use when a bug or behavior centers on a specific function, class, component, or method.
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+ 1. `search_codebase(symbol_name)` if the file is unknown.
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+ 2. `symbol(action="context", symbol_name, file_path)` for the exact body.
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+ 3. `symbol` when call flow or impact matters.
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+ 4. Read only adjacent files needed to explain or change the behavior.
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+ Do not read an entire large file to inspect one symbol when CodeMap can return symbol context.
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+ ## Interpreting CodeMap Output
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+ After any CodeMap tool returns ranked files, symbols, or related files:
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+ 1. Read the summary first — decide if it is enough to act before expanding.
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+ 2. Prefer high-ranked results before low-ranked ones.
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+ 3. Follow `nextSteps`, `resourceUris`, and suggested tool calls before opening raw files.
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+ 4. Use ranking signals to filter: exact path/symbol match = strong; fuzzy keyword = weak.
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+ 5. Stop expanding context once the edit or answer is grounded enough.
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+ When results look weak or noisy, refine the query, anchor to a known file or symbol, or switch tool.
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+ ## Token-Efficient Code Review
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+ Use when reviewing changes in a CodeMap-indexed repository.
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+ 1. Start with `diff(mode="working")` or `diff(mode="refs")`.
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+ 2. For changed symbols, use `symbol` instead of full-file reads.
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+ 3. Use `symbol` for risky public API or shared behavior changes.
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+ 4. Lead findings by severity. Mention test gaps and residual risk.
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+ Review behavior and integration risks — avoid summarizing broad context unless it supports a finding.
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+ # Brainstorming
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+ Use this skill when the user describes a new feature, a vague requirement, or says "design X", "plan X", or "how should we approach X". Do not write any code until the design is approved.
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+ ## Hard Gate
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+ **Never write production code before completing this skill.** The design must be written and approved first, even for simple tasks.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. **Gather real context with CodeMap**
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+ - `explore_task("feature or problem description")` — get likely files, entrypoints, risks
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+ - `get_project_insights()` — understand codebase size, language breakdown, patterns
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+ 2. **Ask clarifying questions** — one at a time, stop when the scope is unambiguous:
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+ - What is the expected input and output?
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+ - What edge cases or failure modes matter?
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+ - Are there existing patterns in the codebase to follow?
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+ - State the trade-offs (complexity, blast radius, consistency with existing patterns)
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+ - Use `find_related_files` or `get_file(include=["outline"])` to back claims
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+ 4. **Write a design doc** to `docs/specs/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md`:
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+ - Goal and non-goals
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+ - Chosen approach and why
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+ - Data flow or API contract
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+ - Open questions
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+ 5. **Self-review the spec** — check for missing edge cases, unclear interfaces, or scope creep
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+ ## After Approval
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+ Invoke the task-lifecycle workflow: explore → confirm edit plan → implement → verify → diff → reimport.
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+ ## Rule
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+ # Executing Plans
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+ Use this skill when implementing an approved plan. Follow the plan in order and keep the edit surface narrow.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. **Before edits**
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+ - Read the approved plan.
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+ - Call `diff(mode="working")` and note unrelated dirty files.
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+ - Read only the CodeMap context needed for the next step.
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+ - Execute one logical plan step at a time.
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+ - Keep behavior and file ownership aligned with the plan.
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+ - If reality contradicts the plan, pause to revise the plan instead of improvising a broad rewrite.
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+ - Call `diff(mode="working")` to inspect the actual changed files.
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+ - Use `refresh_local_index` after local edits.
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+ - Use `reimport` only when cloud graph, web insights, or paid cloud indexing should refresh.
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+ ## Rule
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+ # Feature Area Investigation
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. Call `explore_task(query)`.
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+ 2. Review likely files, entrypoints, and recommended reads.
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+ 3. Call the suggested `get_file(path=[...])` to inspect outlines without loading full files.
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+ 4. Use `symbol` for the most relevant component/service/controller.
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+ 5. If the area is still unclear, call `find_related_files` with the best anchor file.
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+ ## Output Expectation
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+ Identify primary entrypoints, backend services/routes, frontend components/API clients, shared schema/types, and any secondary matches.
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+ # Interpreting CodeMap Output
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+ Use this skill after a CodeMap MCP tool returns ranked files, symbol context, related files, usages, callers, workflow guidance, or diff output.
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+ ## Reading Order
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+ 1. Read the summary first and decide whether the result is enough to act.
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+ 2. Prefer high-ranked files and symbols before expanding to lower-ranked matches.
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+ 3. Follow `nextSteps`, `resourceUris`, and related tool hints before opening raw files.
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+ 4. Treat snippets, outlines, symbol ranges, and score reasons as filters, not as a full substitute for code needed before editing.
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+ ## Token Discipline
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+ - Use `get_file` for several candidate files instead of opening each file.
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+ - Use `symbol` for a known function, component, class, or method body.
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+ - Use `get_file` with line ranges when the tool output points to a precise span.
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+ - Stop expanding context once the edit or answer is grounded enough.
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+ ## Ranking Signals
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+ - Strong signals: exact file path, exact symbol name, direct export, direct import, caller/callee, route/API handler match.
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+ - Medium signals: feature-area summary rank, related-file edge, same directory, shared service/component.
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+ - Weak signals: fuzzy name match, generic loading/error files, broad utility files, low-score keyword-only hits.
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+ When results look weak or noisy, refine the query, anchor it to a file or symbol, or switch from feature search to symbol/file search.
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+ ## Before Answering
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+ # MCP-First Exploration
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+ Use this skill when the task starts with unclear files, a broad bug/feature request, or a question like "where should I look?"
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. Ask CodeMap for a ranked shortlist using the narrowest fitting tool.
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+ 2. Read outlines before full files.
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+ 3. Prefer symbol bodies over whole-file reads.
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+ 4. Fall back to raw search only for unindexed files, dynamic string searches, or MCP gaps.
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+ # Safe Edit And Reimport
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+ Use this skill when making code changes in a CodeMap-indexed repository.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. Narrow the affected files with CodeMap before editing.
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+ 2. Keep edits scoped to the user request and existing local patterns.
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+ 3. Run the smallest sufficient build/test:
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+ - shared package changes before API/web consumers.
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+ - API build/tests for backend behavior.
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+ - web build/tests for frontend behavior.
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+ 4. Call `diff(mode="working")` or use git diff to review scope.
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+ 5. Call `refresh_local_index` after local code/index/rule changes. Call `reimport` and `reimport(wait=true)` only when cloud/web graph and insights should refresh or when asked.
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+ ## Rule
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+ Never declare the task complete without saying what was verified or why verification was skipped.
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+ # Symbol-Level Debugging
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+ Use this skill when a bug or behavior centers on a specific function, class, component, method, or export.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. Call `search_codebase` with the symbol name if the file is unknown.
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+ 2. Call `symbol(action="context", symbol_name, file_path?)` for the exact body.
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+ 3. Call `symbol` when impact or call flow matters.
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+ 4. Read only the adjacent files needed to explain or change behavior.
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+ 5. After editing, run targeted verification and inspect the diff.
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+ ## Rule
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+ Do not read an entire large file just to inspect one symbol when CodeMap can return symbol context.
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+ # Test-Driven Development
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+ Use this skill when implementing new functionality or fixing a bug where tests are expected. Follow the RED → GREEN → REFACTOR cycle strictly.
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+ ## Hard Gate
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+ **No production code before a failing test.** If you write implementation first, tests written afterward will pass immediately and prove nothing.
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+ ## Cycle
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+ ### RED — Write a failing test first
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+ 1. `search_codebase("test <feature>")` — find existing test files and patterns for this area
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+ 2. `get_file(test_file, include=["outline"])` — understand test structure and helpers
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+ 3. Write the minimal test that describes the desired behavior
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+ 4. Run tests using the host agent test runner (e.g. `npm test`, `vitest`, `pytest`, etc.) — confirm the test **fails** before proceeding
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+ - If the test passes immediately: it is testing existing behavior, not new behavior — revise it
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+ ### GREEN — Implement the minimum to pass
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+ 1. `symbol(action="context", symbol, file_path)` — read the exact function/class to modify
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+ 2. `symbol(action="callers", path, symbol)` — understand call context before changing signatures
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+ 3. Write only the code needed to make the failing test pass — no extra logic
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+ 4. Run tests using the host agent test runner (e.g. `npm test`, `vitest`, `pytest`, etc.) — confirm the test now **passes**
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+ ### REFACTOR — Clean up without breaking
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+ 1. Improve naming, extract helpers, remove duplication
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+ 2. Run tests using the host agent test runner (e.g. `npm test`, `vitest`, `pytest`, etc.) — confirm all tests still pass after cleanup
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+ 3. `diff(mode="working")` — review final scope of changes
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+ ## Rules
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+ - One behavior per test — keep tests minimal and named after the behavior, not the implementation
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+ - Prefer real code over mocks when the actual module is fast enough to call
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+ - Never declare the task complete without showing that tests pass
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+ # Token-Efficient Code Review
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+ Use this skill when reviewing changes in a CodeMap-indexed repository.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. Start with `diff(mode="working")` or `diff(mode="refs")`.
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+ 2. For changed symbols, use `symbol` instead of full-file reads.
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+ 3. Use `symbol` for risky public API, shared behavior, or call-flow changes.
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+ 4. Lead with concrete findings ordered by severity.
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+ 5. Mention test gaps and residual risk.
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+ ## Rule
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+ Review behavior, integration risks, and missing verification. Avoid summarizing broad context unless it supports a finding.
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+ # Verification Before Completion
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+ Use this skill after any task that changed files. It is the final gate before telling the user the work is done.
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+ ## Checklist
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+ 1. **Inspect changes**
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+ - Call `diff(mode="working")`.
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+ - Confirm only intended files changed.
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+ - Mention unrelated dirty files if present.
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+ 2. **Run checks**
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+ - Run the smallest sufficient build or test command.
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+ - For shared package changes, build shared before dependents.
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+ - If a check cannot run, explain why and what risk remains.
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+ 3. **Refresh indexes**
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+ - Call `refresh_local_index` after local code edits.
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+ - Use `reimport` and `reimport(wait=true)` only when cloud graph, web insights, or paid workspace cloud indexing should update.
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+ 4. **Final response**
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+ - Summarize changed behavior.
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+ - List verification results.
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+ - Call out skipped checks, blockers, or residual risk.
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+ # Writing Plans
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+ Use this skill after a design is approved and before implementation begins. The goal is a decision-complete plan that another agent can execute without guessing.
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+ ## Hard Gate
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+ Do not edit production files while writing the plan. Implementation starts only after the plan is accepted or the user explicitly asks to execute it.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. **Re-ground in CodeMap context**
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+ - Use the narrowest CodeMap context tool to confirm affected files, symbols, and risks.
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+ - Inspect only the outlines or symbols needed to make implementation decisions.
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+ 2. **Write a concrete implementation plan**
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+ - Use `codemap://agent-pack/templates/implementation-plan`.
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+ - Include exact files or modules to touch when they are known.
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+ - Include ordered steps, interfaces, edge cases, and verification commands.
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+ - State assumptions clearly instead of leaving choices for the implementer.
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+ 3. **Check execution safety**
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+ - Confirm no unrelated refactors are included.
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+ - Confirm how to preserve user changes in a dirty worktree.
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+ - Confirm the smallest sufficient test/build command.
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+ 4. **Wait for approval when required**
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+ - New features and high-risk changes require user approval before implementation.
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+ - Low-risk fixes may proceed after a lightweight plan if the user has already asked for execution.
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+ ## Output
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+ Return a concise plan with: summary, key edits, verification, and assumptions.
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+ # AGENTS.md
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+ Use CodeMap MCP before raw file reads or grep.
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+ - Start with `get_project`.
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+ - Broad implementation/debug/review/refactor/test/research tasks with unclear files: `explore_task`.
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+ - Follow relevant skills, hard gates, artifact templates, and verification checklist.
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+ - Related files: `find_related_files`.
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+ - Known symbols/files: `search_codebase`.
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+ - Several candidates: `get_file`.
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+ - Exact body: `symbol`.
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+ - Impact analysis: `symbol`.
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+ - Read MCP output by summary, ranking reasons, next steps, and resource URIs before expanding context.
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+ - After edits: build/test, inspect diff, then reimport when needed.
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+ Installed CodeMap skills live under `.codex/skills/codemap-*`:
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+ - `codemap-brainstorming` — design-first workflow with hard gate before implementation
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+ - `codemap-writing-plans` — decision-complete plan after approved design
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+ - `codemap-executing-plans` — execute approved plans in scoped steps
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+ - `codemap-test-driven-development` — RED → GREEN → REFACTOR using CodeMap tools
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+ - `codemap-verification-before-completion` — final diff/build/index/reimport gate
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+ # CLAUDE.md
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+ Use CodeMap MCP-first workflow for this repository.
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+ For broad implementation/debug/review/refactor/test/research tasks, use CodeMap MCP tools to gather repo context before editing. Start with `explore_task` when files are unclear, or inspect exact files/symbols directly when the user already named them.
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+ Must read:
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+ - `.claude/rules/codemap-mcp-first.md`
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+ - `.claude/rules/codemap-task-lifecycle.md`
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+ Relevant skills live under `.claude/skills/codemap-*`:
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+ - `codemap-brainstorming` — design-first workflow with hard gate before implementation
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+ - `codemap-writing-plans` — decision-complete plan after approved design
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+ - `codemap-executing-plans` — execute approved plans in scoped steps
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+ - `codemap-test-driven-development` — RED → GREEN → REFACTOR using CodeMap tools
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+ - `codemap-verification-before-completion` — final diff/build/index/reimport gate
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+ When a CodeMap MCP tool returns ranked files, symbol context, or next steps, read the summary and ranking signals before opening raw files.