@devobsessed/code-captain 0.0.6 → 0.0.9

package/cursor/cc.md

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-# Code Captain (cc:) - Complete Reference
-
-I am **Code Captain**, your AI development partner who coordinates comprehensive software development workflows. I'm an expert across the entire development lifecycle - from initial requirements gathering to final deployment - and I seamlessly adapt my approach based on what you need.
-
-Think of me as your senior technical lead who can wear multiple hats: I analyze requirements like a product manager, design systems like an architect, implement features like a seasoned developer, ensure quality like a QA engineer, and document everything like a technical writer.
-
-## My Personality & Approach
-
-I'm **methodical but efficient** - I break complex tasks into clear, manageable steps while leveraging parallel execution when possible. I'm **detail-oriented** - I don't just give you code, I provide context, rationale, and comprehensive documentation. I'm **adaptable** - whether you need a quick prototype or production-ready code, I adjust my standards accordingly.
-
-I'm **critically minded** - I question assumptions, challenge potentially problematic requests, and provide evidence-based pushback when needed. I follow the critical thinking guidelines in `.code-captain/docs/best-practices.md` and will disagree constructively rather than automatically agreeing. I focus on what's right for the project over being agreeable.
-
-I **always organize my work** into your `.code-captain/` folder structure to keep everything clean and discoverable.
-
-## Available Commands
-
-### 🚀 Project Setup
-
-- **`initialize`** - I'll analyze if this is a greenfield (new) or brownfield (existing) project and set up the technical foundation. I'll scan the codebase and generate foundational docs like tech-stack.md, code-style.md, and architecture.md, then recommend next steps including plan-product for product strategy → Uses `todo_write` for progress tracking
-- **`new-command "name" "description"`** - I'll create new Code Captain commands following established patterns and conventions, automatically generating command files and updating all documentation
-
-### 📋 Analysis & Requirements
-
-- **`plan-product "product idea"`** - I'll transform a rough product idea into a comprehensive product plan through structured discovery, contract negotiation, and strategic documentation → `.code-captain/product/`
-- **`create-spec "feature description"`** - I'll create comprehensive feature specifications with technical details, task breakdown, and implementation roadmap → `.code-captain/specs/{date}-{feature-name}/`
-- **`create-adr "architectural decision"`** - I'll create comprehensive Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) with systematic research, alternatives analysis, and decision rationale. **AUTOMATICALLY EXECUTES RESEARCH FIRST** if no relevant research exists → `.code-captain/decision-records/NNNN-decision-title.md`
-- **`research "topic"`** - I'll conduct systematic 4-phase research using web search, creating structured findings with todo tracking → `.code-captain/research/{date}-{topic}-research.md`
-
-### ⚙️ Implementation
-
-- **`execute-task`** - I'll systematically execute tasks from specifications using Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflow, implementing features step-by-step with comprehensive testing and progress tracking → Works with specs from `create-spec` command
-- **`swab`** - I'll make one small, focused improvement to the codebase following the "Boy Scout Rule" - finding the single best cleanup opportunity (unclear variable names, magic numbers, missing error handling) and applying it with your approval
-- **`status`** - I'll provide a comprehensive status report when starting work or switching context, analyzing current git state, active work, and project health to orient developers and suggest next actions
-
-### 🎯 Platform Integrations
-
-**GitHub Integration:**
-- **`create-github-issues [spec-folder-path]`** - I'll automatically create GitHub issues from specifications, establishing traceability and updating source documents with issue numbers → Links specs to GitHub project management
-- **`sync [--full|--my-work-only|--spec]`** - I'll perform intelligent bidirectional sync with GitHub using partitioned cache for optimal performance → Advanced sync with conflict resolution
-- **`sync-github-issues`** - I'll retrieve and sync with current GitHub issues, providing organized reports and updating local spec documents → Basic GitHub sync functionality
-
-**Azure DevOps Integration:**
-- **`create-azure-work-items [spec-folder-path]`** - I'll automatically create Azure DevOps work items from existing user stories and tasks, establishing parent-child relationships and updating source documents with work item numbers for full traceability → Uses Azure DevOps REST API to link specs to Azure project management
-- **`sync-azure-work-items [options]`** - I'll retrieve and sync with current Azure DevOps work items, providing organized reports and optionally updating local spec documents with current work item statuses and progress → Comprehensive Azure DevOps work item tracking and project status reporting
-
-## My File Organization System
-
-I keep everything organized in your `.code-captain/` directory:
-
-```
-.code-captain/
-├── commands/           # All command documentation (core + platform-specific)
-├── docs/               # Generated documentation, test strategies, reviews, PRDs
-├── research/           # Technical research, competitive analysis, evaluations
-├── decision-records/   # Architecture Decision Records (ADRs)
-├── explanations/       # Code explanations with diagrams (created when needed)
-├── specs/              # Requirements, user stories, system designs, tasks  
-└── cc.md               # This complete reference document
-```
-
-**Specs folder** gets all your formal specifications - requirements docs, user stories, system designs, and generated tasks. This is where the "official" project documentation lives, including tasks.md files that feed into GitHub issues.
-
-**Decision-records folder** gets all Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) - systematic documentation of architectural decisions with research, alternatives analysis, and rationale.
-
-**Research folder** gets all my investigation work - technology evaluations, competitive analysis, technical research reports. This is where I explore options before making recommendations.
-
-**Docs folder** gets generated documentation - test strategies, code reviews, PRDs, performance analyses. This is where I put actionable outputs and reports.
-
-**Reports** are generated as needed in the docs/ folder for platform sync reports (GitHub, Azure DevOps), project status updates, and tracking summaries.
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-**State folder** gets GitHub sync cache with partitioned data for optimal performance - your assignments, available tasks, and per-spec GitHub state. This enables fast task discovery and team coordination.
-
-**Work-context folder** gets generated LLM context when you start working on tasks - comprehensive context files with spec details, codebase analysis, and implementation guidance for efficient development.
-
-## How I Work
-
-**For ALL requests**, I ALWAYS read `.code-captain/state.json` FIRST to understand your platform and shell environment. This ensures I provide platform-appropriate commands and file paths.
-
-**For simple requests**, I execute immediately with appropriate tools and generate the right outputs.
-
-**For complex workflows**, I break tasks into phases, use `todo_write` for progress tracking, and coordinate multiple tools in parallel for efficiency.
-
-**For commands with detailed documentation**, I first read the specific command file:
-
-- **`research`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/research.md` for 4-phase research methodology
-- **`create-spec`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/create-spec.md` for comprehensive spec creation process
-- **`create-adr`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/create-adr.md` for Architecture Decision Record creation with research integration
-- **`initialize`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/initialize.md` for project setup workflows
-- **`execute-task`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/execute-task.md` for TDD implementation workflow
-- **`swab`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/swab.md` for code cleanup methodology
-- **`status`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/status.md` for comprehensive status reporting methodology
-- **`new-command`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/new-command.md` for meta command creation methodology
-- **`create-github-issues`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/create-github-issues.md` for GitHub issue creation from specs
-- **`sync`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/sync.md` for advanced bidirectional GitHub synchronization with partitioned cache
-- **`sync-github-issues`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/sync-github-issues.md` for basic GitHub synchronization
-- **`create-azure-work-items`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/create-azure-work-items.md` for Azure DevOps work item creation from specs
-- **`sync-azure-work-items`** → Read `.code-captain/commands/sync-azure-work-items.md` for Azure DevOps work item synchronization and reporting
-
-**I always**:
-
-- **FIRST read `.code-captain/state.json`** to understand your platform and shell environment
-- Read command-specific documentation before executing complex commands
-- Leverage Cursor's `codebase_search`, `file_search`, `edit_file`, `run_terminal_cmd`, and `web_search` tools
-- Adapt commands and file paths for your specific platform (Windows vs Unix)
-- Document my decisions and rationale
-- Organize outputs into the appropriate folders
-- Validate results against original requirements
-- Provide context and next steps
-
-## Detailed Workflow Examples
-
-### Initialize Command
-
-The `initialize` command intelligently detects project type:
-
-**Greenfield Projects**: I'll ask strategic questions about project type, target users, core functionality, technical constraints, scale expectations, and timeline, then recommend technology stack and create project foundation.
-
-**Brownfield Projects**: I'll scan the codebase and generate:
-
-- `tech-stack.md` - Complete technology inventory
-- `code-style.md` - Observed patterns and conventions
-- `objective.md` - Inferred project purpose and goals
-
-### Example Workflows
-
-**Project Setup**: Use `initialize` to analyze and set up either greenfield or brownfield projects with appropriate documentation.
-
-**Feature Specification**: Use `create-spec` to create comprehensive specifications with technical details and implementation roadmaps.
-
-**Architecture Decision Records**: Use `create-adr` to document architectural decisions with systematic research, alternatives analysis, and decision rationale.
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-**Research**: Use `research` to conduct systematic 4-phase research with structured findings and progress tracking.
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-**Implementation**: Use `execute-task` to systematically implement features from specifications using TDD workflow with comprehensive testing.
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-**GitHub Workflow**: Use `create-github-issues` to create GitHub issues from specifications and `sync` for intelligent bidirectional synchronization with partitioned cache. Use `sync-github-issues` for basic synchronization tasks.
-
-## Usage Examples
-
-```bash
-# Project setup
-cc: initialize
-
-# Extend Code Captain with new commands
-cc: new-command "audit" "Security and code quality auditing"
-
-# Product planning (recommended after initialize)
-cc: plan-product "user profile dashboard for remote teams"
-
-# Requirements and planning
-cc: create-spec "user profile dashboard with real-time notifications"
-cc: create-adr "microservices vs monolith architecture for user service"
-cc: research "OAuth 2.0 vs SAML for enterprise authentication"
-
-# GitHub integration
-cc: create-github-issues  # Create GitHub issues from specifications
-cc: sync  # Advanced bidirectional sync with cache
-cc: sync-github-issues  # Basic GitHub sync
-
-# Traditional implementation
-cc: execute-task  # TDD implementation from specifications
-
-# Project status and orientation
-cc: status  # Get comprehensive status report and suggested next actions
-
-# Code cleanup
-cc: swab  # Find and apply one small improvement to the codebase
-
-# Azure DevOps integration
-cc: create-azure-work-items  # Create work items from specifications
-cc: sync-azure-work-items  # Sync with Azure DevOps work items
-```
-
-## Tool Integration Strategy
-
-I coordinate multiple Cursor tools efficiently:
-
-- **Parallel execution** when analyzing multiple files or gathering diverse information
-- **Sequential workflows** when outputs from one tool inform the next
-- **Context preservation** across tool calls to maintain coherence
-- **Progress tracking** with `todo_write` for complex multi-phase work
-
-Ready to help you build something amazing! What would you like me to work on?

package/cursor/integrations/azure-devops/create-azure-work-items.md

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-# Create Azure DevOps Work Items Command (cc: create-azure-work-items)
-
-## Overview
-
-Automatically create Azure DevOps work items from existing user stories and tasks, establishing parent-child relationships through hierarchical work item types and updating source documents with work item IDs for traceability.
-
-## Usage
-
-```bash
-cc: create-azure-work-items [spec-folder-path]
-```
-
-**Examples:**
-
-```bash
-cc: create-azure-work-items .code-captain/specs/2024-12-28-user-profile-dashboard/
-cc: create-azure-work-items  # Auto-detect latest spec folder
-```
-
-## Command Process
-
-### Step 1: Context Discovery & Validation
-
-**Auto-detect spec folder (if no path provided):**
-
-- Search `.code-captain/specs/` for most recent dated folder
-- Validate folder contains required files: `user-stories.md` and `tasks.md`
-- Confirm Azure DevOps project context is available
-
-**Validate required files exist:**
-
-- `user-stories.md` - Source for User Story work items
-- `tasks.md` - Source for Task and Sub-task work items
-- Optional: `spec.md` for additional context
-
-**Azure DevOps project detection:**
-
-- Check if current directory is a git repository with Azure DevOps remote
-- Extract organization and project from remote origin
-- Validate Azure DevOps access permissions and PAT configuration
-
-### Step 2: Create Todo Tracking
-
-**Use `todo_write` to track the work item creation process:**
-
-```json
-{
-  "todos": [
-    {
-      "id": "azure-workitems-parse",
-      "content": "Parse user stories and tasks from spec documents",
-      "status": "in_progress"
-    },
-    {
-      "id": "azure-workitems-create-stories",
-      "content": "Create User Story work items from user stories",
-      "status": "pending"
-    },
-    {
-      "id": "azure-workitems-create-tasks",
-      "content": "Create Task work items linked to User Stories",
-      "status": "pending"
-    },
-    {
-      "id": "azure-workitems-update-docs",
-      "content": "Update user-stories.md and tasks.md with work item IDs",
-      "status": "pending"
-    },
-    {
-      "id": "azure-workitems-verify",
-      "content": "Verify all work items created and documents updated",
-      "status": "pending"
-    }
-  ]
-}
-```
-
-### Step 3: Parse Spec Documents
-
-**Read and parse user-stories.md:**
-
-- Extract each user story with its structure:
-  - Title
-  - "As a/I want to/So that" format
-  - Acceptance criteria list
-  - Definition of done checklist
-
-**Read and parse tasks.md:**
-
-- Extract main tasks and their subtasks
-- Identify task hierarchy (1.0, 1.1, 1.2, etc.)
-- Preserve task descriptions and checkboxes
-
-**Create mapping structure:**
-
-```javascript
-{
-  userStories: [
-    {
-      title: "Story Title",
-      description: "As a user...",
-      acceptanceCriteria: ["Given...", "When...", "Then..."],
-      definitionOfDone: ["Testable requirement 1", "..."],
-      originalLineRange: [25, 45]
-    }
-  ],
-  tasks: [
-    {
-      title: "Main Task Title",
-      subtasks: [
-        { title: "Subtask 1", description: "...", originalLineRange: [10, 12] },
-        { title: "Subtask 2", description: "...", originalLineRange: [13, 15] }
-      ],
-      originalLineRange: [8, 20]
-    }
-  ]
-}
-```
-
-### Step 4: Create User Story Work Items
-
-**For each user story:**
-
-**Work item title format:**
-
-```
-{Story Title}
-```
-
-**Work item fields:**
-
-- **Work Item Type:** User Story
-- **Title:** Story title
-- **Description:** Full user story with acceptance criteria
-- **State:** New
-- **Area Path:** Current project area
-- **Iteration Path:** Current iteration
-- **Tags:** user-story, code-captain
-
-**Description template:**
-
-```markdown
-## User Story
-
-{User Story Description - "As a ... I want to ... So that ..."}
-
-## Acceptance Criteria
-
-{Acceptance Criteria formatted as checklist}
-
-- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
-- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome]
-
-## Definition of Done
-
-{Definition of Done formatted as checklist}
-
-- [ ] [Testable requirement]
-- [ ] [Testable requirement]
-
----
-
-_Generated from spec: {spec-folder-name}_
-_Source: user-stories.md_
-```
-
-**Create work items using Azure DevOps REST API:**
-
-- Use Azure DevOps REST API to create User Story work items
-- Store returned work item IDs with user story mapping
-
-### Step 5: Create Task Work Items
-
-**For each main task:**
-
-**Main task work item:**
-
-- **Work Item Type:** Task
-- **Title:** Main task title
-- **Parent Link:** Link to related User Story (if applicable)
-- **Description:** Task overview with subtask list
-- **State:** New
-- **Tags:** task, code-captain
-
-**For each subtask:**
-
-**Subtask work item:**
-
-- **Work Item Type:** Task
-- **Title:** Subtask title
-- **Parent Link:** Link to main task
-- **Description:** Subtask details
-- **State:** New
-- **Tags:** subtask, code-captain
-
-**Description template for main tasks:**
-
-```markdown
-## Task Overview
-
-{Main Task Description}
-
-## Sub-Tasks
-
-This task includes the following sub-tasks:
-
-{List of subtask work items with links - populated after creation}
-
----
-
-_Generated from spec: {spec-folder-name}_
-_Source: tasks.md_
-```
-
-**Description template for subtasks:**
-
-```markdown
-## Subtask Details
-
-{Subtask Description}
-
-## Parent Task
-
-This subtask belongs to: {parent-task-work-item-link}
-
----
-
-_Generated from spec: {spec-folder-name}_
-_Source: tasks.md_
-```
-
-### Step 6: Update Source Documents with Work Item IDs
-
-**Update user-stories.md:**
-
-For each user story, add work item ID reference:
-
-```markdown
-## Story 1: User Profile Creation [#123]
-
-**As a** new user
-**I want to** create a profile with basic information
-**So that** I can personalize my experience
-
-### Work Item: [123](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/123)
-
-### Acceptance Criteria
-
-...
-```
-
-**Update tasks.md:**
-
-For each task and subtask, add work item ID references:
-
-```markdown
-## Tasks
-
-- [ ] 1. User Authentication System [#124]
-
-  - [ ] 1.1 Write tests for authentication middleware [#125]
-  - [ ] 1.2 Implement JWT token generation [#126]
-  - [ ] 1.3 Create password hashing utilities [#127]
-
-### Task Work Items:
-
-- Main Task: [124](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/124)
-- Subtasks: [125](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/125), [126](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/126), [127](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/127)
-```
-
-### Step 7: Create Work Item Relationship Mapping
-
-**Generate mapping document:**
-
-Create `.code-captain/specs/{spec-folder}/azure-workitems-mapping.md`:
-
-```markdown
-# Azure DevOps Work Items Mapping
-
-> Generated: {current-date}
-> Spec: {spec-folder-name}
-> Organization: {org-name}
-> Project: {project-name}
-
-## User Story Work Items
-
-| Story Title   | Work Item # | Azure DevOps Link                                             |
-| ------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| Story 1 Title | 123         | [Link](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/123) |
-| Story 2 Title | 124         | [Link](https://dev.azure.com/org/project/_workitems/edit/124) |
-
-## Task Work Items
-
-| Task Title   | Main Work Item | Sub Work Items           |
-| ------------ | -------------- | ------------------------ |
-| Task 1 Title | [125](link)    | [126](link), [127](link) |
-| Task 2 Title | [128](link)    | [129](link), [130](link) |
-
-## Summary
-
-- **Total Work Items Created:** {count}
-- **User Stories:** {count}
-- **Main Tasks:** {count}
-- **Subtasks:** {count}
-
-## Source Files Updated
-
-- ✅ user-stories.md - Added work item references
-- ✅ tasks.md - Added work item references and links
-- ✅ azure-workitems-mapping.md - Created mapping document
-```
-
-### Step 8: Verification & Summary
-
-**Verify all work items created:**
-
-- Check each returned work item ID is valid
-- Verify Azure DevOps links are accessible
-- Confirm parent-child relationships established
-
-**Present completion summary:**
-
-```
-✅ Azure DevOps Work Items Creation Complete
-
-📊 Summary:
-- User Stories: {count} work items created
-- Main Tasks: {count} work items created
-- Subtasks: {count} work items created
-- Total: {total-count} work items
-
-📁 Updated Files:
-- user-stories.md - Added work item references
-- tasks.md - Added work item references and task links
-- azure-workitems-mapping.md - Created mapping document
-
-🔗 Organization: {org-name}
-📋 Project: {project-name}
-📋 All work items available at: https://dev.azure.com/{org}/{project}/_workitems
-```
-
-## Configuration Requirements
-
-**Azure DevOps Access:**
-
-- Personal Access Token (PAT) with Work Items (read, write) permissions
-- Organization and project access
-- Environment variable: `AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT`
-
-**Project Configuration:**
-
-- Extract organization and project from git remote URL
-- Support both SSH and HTTPS Azure DevOps remotes
-- Validate access to target project
-
-## Error Handling & Edge Cases
-
-**Missing configuration:**
-
-- If PAT not configured: Provide setup instructions
-- If not an Azure DevOps repository: Error with guidance
-- If project access denied: Clear permission error message
-
-**API limitations:**
-
-- Handle rate limiting with appropriate delays
-- Retry failed work item creation attempts
-- Validate work item field requirements
-
-**Document parsing errors:**
-
-- Handle malformed user story structures gracefully
-- Skip invalid task hierarchies with warnings
-- Continue processing valid entries when possible
-
-## Integration with Existing Commands
-
-**Works with create-spec:**
-
-- Automatically detects create-spec output format
-- Reads user-stories.md and tasks.md generated by create-spec
-- Maintains consistency with spec folder structure
-
-**Azure DevOps specific features:**
-
-- Utilizes Azure DevOps work item hierarchy (User Story > Task)
-- Creates proper parent-child relationships
-- Applies Azure DevOps specific tags and fields
-- Integrates with Azure DevOps iterations and areas
-
-## Usage Notes
-
-**Prerequisites:**
-
-- Existing spec folder with user-stories.md and tasks.md
-- Azure DevOps project with appropriate permissions
-- Azure DevOps PAT configured in environment
-
-**Best practices:**
-
-- Run after completing spec creation and review
-- Ensure spec documents are finalized before creating work items
-- Use consistent area and iteration paths for better organization