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- # Design Team Configuration
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- # UX/UI design and technical writing
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- name: design
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- displayName: "Design Team"
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- description: "UX/UI design and technical writing"
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-
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- # Provider Configuration
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- provider:
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- primary: gemini
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- fallback: claude
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- fallbackChain:
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- - gemini
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- - claude
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- - codex
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- # Shared Abilities
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- sharedAbilities:
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- - design-principles
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- - documentation
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- - user-research
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- # Team Capabilities (v4.11.0 - Self-assessment for intelligent delegation)
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- capabilities:
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- canDo:
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- - UX/UI design and prototyping
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- - User research and testing
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- - Visual design and branding
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- - Technical writing and documentation
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- - README and user guide writing
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- - Content creation and editing
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- - Documentation quality assessment
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- - Design system development
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- - Accessibility and usability review
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- shouldDelegate:
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- - Code implementation → coder (engineering team)
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- - Backend development → backend (engineering team)
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- - Frontend implementation → frontend (engineering team)
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- - Security audits → security (core team)
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- - Testing automation → quality (core team)
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- - Product strategy → product (design team)
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- # Orchestration Defaults
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- orchestration:
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- maxDelegationDepth: 2 # v4.11.0: Enforced limit
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- canWriteToShared: true
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- - design
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- - writer
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- - product
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- # Metadata
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- metadata:
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- color: "#EC4899"
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- icon: "🎨"
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- priority: 4
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- version: "1.0.0"
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- # Engineering Team Configuration
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- name: engineering
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- displayName: "Engineering Team"
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- description: "Software engineers, data engineers, and infrastructure specialists"
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- # Provider Configuration
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- provider:
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- primary: codex
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- fallback: gemini
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- fallbackChain:
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- - codex
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- - gemini
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- # Shared Abilities (all team members inherit these)
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- sharedAbilities:
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- - our-coding-standards
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- - our-project-structure
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- - our-architecture-decisions
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- - code-generation
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- - refactoring
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- - testing
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- # Team Capabilities (v4.11.0 - Self-assessment for intelligent delegation)
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- capabilities:
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- - Code implementation (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, etc.)
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- - Test-driven development (TDD)
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- - API design and implementation
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- - Bug fixing and debugging
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- - Performance optimization
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- - Architecture design
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- - Code refactoring
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- - Database design and optimization
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- - Documentation writing and review → writer (design team)
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- - User-facing content creation → writer (design team)
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- - README quality assessment → writer (design team)
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- - Product strategy and planning → product (design team)
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- - Business analysis → ceo (business team)
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- - Security audits (when specialized review needed) → security (core team)
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- - QA strategy and testing (when specialized review needed) → quality (core team)
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- - Code review (when independent review needed) → reviewer (core team)
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- maxDelegationDepth: 2 # v4.11.0: Reduced from 3 to 2
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- canWriteToShared: true
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- metadata:
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- # Research Team Configuration
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- name: research
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- displayName: "Research Team"
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- description: "Research, feasibility analysis, and evidence-driven decision making"
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- # Provider Configuration
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- provider:
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- - feasibility-study
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- - Logical reasoning and assumption analysis
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- - Technical implementation → backend (engineering team)
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- color: "#10B981"
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- # Use Case: Web Application Development
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- Complete workflow for building a web application with AutomatosX.
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- ## Scenario
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- Building a task management web app with user authentication, CRUD operations, and real-time updates.
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- automatosx setup
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- # Set up API keys
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- automatosx config --set providers.claude.apiKey --value "sk-ant-..."
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- Please help me plan the architecture and tech stack."
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- # - Project structure
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- # - Technology choices
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- # - API design
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- # - Database schema
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