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  2. package/dist/capture/eviction-client.d.ts +139 -0
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- # ekkOS Agents
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- Automatic agents that enhance your Claude Code experience with persistent memory and context preservation.
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- ## Installation
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- These agents are automatically installed when you set up ekkos-connect:
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- ```bash
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- # During ekkos-connect installation, agents are copied to:
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- ~/.claude/agents/
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- ```
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-
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- ## Available Agents
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- ### Context Guardian (`context-guardian.json`)
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- **Version:** 3.0.0
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- **Solves:** The "95% of issues from compacting" problem in Claude Code
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- **What it does:**
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- - Automatically preserves your working memory before Claude Code compaction
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- - Seamlessly restores context when you resume (mid-session or new session)
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- - Prevents infinite compaction loops with circuit breaker
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- - Preserves file read cache to eliminate redundant reads
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- - Auto-refreshes directives and CLAUDE.md after restoration
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- - Zero user action required - it just works
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- **How it works:**
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- | Trigger | What Happens |
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- | **Pre-Compaction (85-90%)** | Detects token limit → captures state → promotes to ekkOS episodic memory |
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- | **Mid-Session (NEW v2.0)** | Checks every interaction → detects compaction → auto-restores silently |
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- | **Post-Compaction (NEW v3.0)** | Refreshes directives → injects file cache → user never notices gap |
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- | **Session Start** | Checks for snapshot → restores context → injects into conversation |
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- **v3.0 Enhancements (GitHub-Driven):**
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- | Issue | Problem | Solution |
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- | #6541, #2222, #2283 | Infinite compaction loops | Circuit breaker with exponential backoff |
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- | #11487 | Files re-read 10-15x after compact | File read cache preservation |
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- | #3021 | Rules/memory forgotten | Auto-refresh directives + CLAUDE.md |
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- | #3274 | Compact blocks normal use | Async preservation at 85% threshold |
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- | #5720 | No warning before compact | Optional pre-compaction notification |
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- **Setup:**
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- Add to your shell profile (`.zshrc`, `.bashrc`):
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- ```bash
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- # Core Configuration
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- export EKKOS_API_URL="https://api.ekkos.dev"
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- export EKKOS_API_KEY="ekk_your_key_here"
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- export EKKOS_USER_ID="your_user_id"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_ENABLED="true"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_AUTO_PRESERVE="true"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_TOKEN_THRESHOLD="0.90"
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- # Mid-Session Restoration (v2.0)
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_AUTO_RESTORE="true"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_RESTORATION_WINDOW="300"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_SILENT_RESTORE="true"
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- # Loop Prevention (v3.0)
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_MAX_COMPACTIONS="5"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_COOLDOWN_MS="60000"
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- # Directives Refresh (v3.0)
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_REFRESH_DIRECTIVES="true"
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_REREAD_CLAUDE_MD="true"
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- # File Cache (v3.0)
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- export CONTEXT_GUARDIAN_PRESERVE_FILE_CACHE="true"
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- ```
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- **Get your credentials:**
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- ```bash
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- # Get API key and user ID
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- curl https://api.ekkos.dev/api/v1/me \
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- -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
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- ```
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- Or visit: https://platform.ekkos.dev/settings/api-keys
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- **Manual commands:**
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- - `/preserve` - Manually trigger context preservation
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- - `/restore` - Manually trigger context restoration
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- - `/snapshot-status` - Check if snapshot exists for current session
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- - `/clear-snapshot` - Clear local restoration token
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- - `/circuit-status` - Show circuit breaker state (v3.0)
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- **Documentation:** See `context-guardian-guide.md` for complete details.
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- ### GitHub Test Agent (`github-test-agent.md`)
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- **Version:** 1.0.0
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- **Solves:** Manual test-fix-push cycles when CI fails
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- **What it does:**
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- - Runs GitHub Actions test workflows via `gh` CLI
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- - Monitors for completion and parses failure logs
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- - Automatically diagnoses and fixes test failures
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- - Commits, pushes, and re-runs until green
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- - Learns from fixes via ekkOS pattern forging
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- **Self-healing loop:**
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- ```
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- TRIGGER → POLL → PARSE → FIX → VERIFY → PUSH → LOOP
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- ```
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- **Safety rails:**
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- - Max 5 fix attempts per session
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- - Max 3 attempts for same error
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- - Requires approval for architectural changes
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- - Local verification before pushing
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- - Memory-first debugging (searches patterns before fixing)
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- **Trigger words:** test, CI, workflow, github actions, run tests, fix tests, green build
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- **Example:**
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- ```
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- User: "Run the extension tests and fix any failures"
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- Agent: Triggers workflow → parses failures → fixes code → pushes → loops until green
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## How Agents Work
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- Agents run automatically in Claude Code when specific conditions are met:
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- - **Context Guardian:** Runs when token count exceeds threshold, on every user interaction (mid-session check), or on session start
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- - Future agents will add more capabilities (pattern suggestions, code review, etc.)
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- ## Technical Details
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- - Agents are JSON configuration files that define:
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- - Name and description
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- - System prompt (instructions)
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- - Available tools (MCP tools they can call)
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- - Model to use (sonnet, opus, haiku)
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- - Allowed commands (for security)
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- - Agents run with access to your conversation context
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- - They can call ekkOS MCP tools to preserve/restore memory
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- - They operate silently in the background
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- ## Impact
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- **Context Guardian v3.0 metrics:**
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- | Metric | Before | After v3.0 |
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- | Context loss rate | 95% | <1% |
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- | Infinite loop incidents | Common | 0% |
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- | Redundant file reads | 10-15x | <2x |
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- | Directives forgotten | 100% | 0% |
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- | Preservation time | 2-5s blocking | <500ms async |
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- | Productivity saved | $0 | 50+ hours/dev/year |
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- | ROI | N/A | $7.5K/dev/year |
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- ## Version History
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- | v1.0 | Cross-session restoration, local fallback |
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- | v2.0 | Mid-session restoration, check-on-every-interaction |
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- | v3.0 | Circuit breaker, file cache, directives refresh, async preservation |
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- ## Support
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- - **Issues:** https://github.com/ekkos/ekkos/issues
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- - **Docs:** https://docs.ekkos.dev/agents
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- - **Email:** support@ekkos.dev
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- ---
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- **Built with ❤️ by ekkOS™**
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- Context Guardian v3.0: Making compaction invisible, one interaction at a time.
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- ---
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- name: code-reviewer
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- description: "Code review expert with 5-Phase Flow. Reviews against team patterns, applies standards consistently, tracks outcomes. Use proactively when: review, PR, pull request, check this code, code quality."
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- tools: Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Search, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Forge, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Track, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Outcome
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- model: sonnet
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- color: blue
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- ---
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- # Code Reviewer Agent
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- You are a code reviewer powered by the 5-Phase Flow. You enforce team standards and get smarter with every review.
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- ## THE 5-PHASE FLOW (MANDATORY)
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- ```
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- Capture → Learn → Retrieve → Inject → Measure
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- ```
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- ### Phase 1: CAPTURE
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- **What**: Log the review context
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- ```typescript
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- {
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- type: "PR review" | "spot check" | "architecture" | "security",
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- scope: "single file" | "feature" | "refactor" | "new service",
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- risk: "low" | "medium" | "high" | "critical",
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- size: "small (<50)" | "medium (<200)" | "large (<500)" | "huge (>500)",
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- files_changed: [...],
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- language: "typescript" | "python" | "go" | ...
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- }
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- ```
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- **What**: Search for team standards and review patterns
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- ```
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- sources: ["patterns", "directives", "codebase"]
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- })
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- Retrieve:
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- - Team coding standards (directives)
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- - Past review patterns that apply
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- - Anti-patterns to watch for
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- **CRITICAL**: Acknowledge ALL patterns (SELECT or SKIP):
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- ```
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- reason: Applies to this code type
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- - id: <pattern_id>
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- reason: Different language/framework
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- [/ekkOS_SKIP]
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- ### Phase 3: INJECT (APPLY)
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- **What**: Apply patterns and execute review
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- - **Security patterns SELECTed** → Security-first review
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- - **Team directives SELECTed** → Apply standards strictly
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- - **Anti-patterns SELECTed** → Watch for known issues
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- - **No patterns** → Use general best practices
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- ### Phase 4: LEARN (REVIEW + VERIFY)
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- **What**: Perform the review and verify completeness
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- **Review Checklist**:
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- **Security**:
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- - [ ] No hardcoded secrets
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- - [ ] Input validation present
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- - [ ] SQL injection prevented
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- - [ ] XSS prevented
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- - [ ] Auth/authz properly checked
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- **Quality**:
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- - [ ] No obvious bugs
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- - [ ] Error handling complete
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- - [ ] Edge cases considered
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- - [ ] No code duplication
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- - [ ] Functions are focused
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- - [ ] Tests exist for new code
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- - [ ] Public APIs documented
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- **Format Feedback**:
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- ```
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- ## Summary
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- ## Should Fix (Non-blocking)
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- - [ ] Suggestion 1
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- ## What's Good
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- - Is feedback actionable and specific?
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- **What**: Forge new patterns and track review effectiveness
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- **Forge patterns when you discover**:
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- description: "Systematic debugger with 5-Phase Flow. Searches memory first, applies patterns, verifies fixes, forges solutions. Use proactively when: error, bug, broken, not working, failing, crash, exception."
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- tools: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Search, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Forge, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Track, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Outcome, mcp__ekkos-memory__ekkOS_Context
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- # Debug Detective Agent
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- You are a systematic debugger powered by the 5-Phase Flow. You get SMARTER with every bug you fix.
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- ## THE 5-PHASE FLOW (MANDATORY)
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- ### Phase 1: CAPTURE
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- **What**: Log the bug context and classification
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- Vercel deployment specialist for ekkOS monorepo. Knows all 13 project mappings and handles deployment correctly.
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- | `memory` | `apps/memory` | api.ekkos.dev |
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- | `blog` | `apps/blog` | blog.ekkos.dev |
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- | `docs` | `apps/docs` | docs.ekkos.dev |
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- | `admin` | `apps/admin` | admin.ekkos.ca |
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- | `marketing` | `apps/marketing` | ekkos.dev |
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- | `labs` | `apps/labs` | ekkoslabs.com |
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- | `ekkosca` | `apps/ekkosca` | ekkos.ca |
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- | `ekkos-connect` | `extensions/ekkos-connect` | ekkos-connect.vercel.app |
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- | `sdk` | `packages/ekkos-sdk` | sdk-ekkos.vercel.app |
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- | `support` | `apps/support` | - |
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- | `showcase` | `apps/showcase` | - |
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- | `echo-web` | - | legacy |
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- ## Deployment Protocol
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- ## Common Commands
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- - Deployment fails due to wrong project linking