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----
-name: 3_gofer_plan
-description: Create a detailed technical implementation plan with architecture, data model, and contracts.
-agent: copilot-workspace
-tools:
-  - Read
-  - Grep
-  - Glob
-  - Bash
-  - WebSearch
-argument-hint: feature-name-or-description
-gofer:
-  workflowProfile: standard
-  canonicalSource: .specify/commands/3_gofer_plan.md
-  canonicalChecksum: 509ac99f326d64be668588439436215d80808244661c2096db75068eb1fc372f
-  metadataSource: scripts/generate-commands.ts
----
-
-## Workspace Preflight
-
-Before doing stage/helper work:
-
-1. Resolve the repository root.
-2. Check the core Gofer sentinels:
-   - `.specify/.gofer-version`
-   - `.specify/commands/0_gofer_start.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/spec-template.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/loop-contract-template.json`
-   - `.specify/templates/working-backwards-prfaq-template.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/business-owner-summary-template.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/cto-architecture-summary-template.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/ciso-security-summary-template.md`
-   - `.specify/templates/stakeholder-review-index-template.md`
-   - `.specify/scripts/bash/create-new-feature.sh`
-   - `.specify/scripts/node/parse-stage-command.mjs`
-   - `.specify/scripts/node/gofer-loop-audit.mjs`
-   - `.specify/scripts/hooks/post-tool-use.mjs`
-   - `.specify/scripts/powershell/install-optional-tools.ps1`
-   - `.specify/templates/gofer-model-policy.yaml`
-   - `.specify/memory/gofer-model-policy.yaml`
-   - `.specify/specs/`
-   - `.specify/memory/`
-3. Check host-specific repo-owned files when relevant:
-   - Claude: `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `.claude/settings.json`
-   - Codex: `AGENTS.md`
-   - Copilot: `.github/copilot-instructions.md`
-   - VS Code extension mirrors Claude/Copilot/Gemini resources itself and should still keep the core scaffold healthy
-4. If the repo already has the workspace checker script, prefer running:
-   - `node .specify/scripts/node/gofer-workspace-check.mjs --host copilot --json`
-5. If the workspace is missing or stale, ask exactly:
-   - **"This repo is missing or stale for Gofer. Initialize/update it now?"**
-6. If the user says yes, run the Gofer workspace bootstrap helper and then resume this command from the top.
-7. If the user says no, stop and explain that Gofer stage/helper work depends on the repo-owned scaffold.
-
-
-# Gofer Plan
-
-## EAI Platform Session Preflight
-
-Before any Gofer stage/helper command does pipeline work:
-
-1. Treat durable delivery as EAI Platform delivery by default, with Azure second
-   and every other stack only by explicit exception.
-2. Run `eai whoami` and confirm the EAI CLI is installed, the user is logged in,
-   and an active workspace is visible.
-3. If `eai` is missing, `eai whoami` fails, the token is expired, or no active
-   workspace is available, stop and run `/gofer:eai-first-run` or ask the user to
-   approve login/setup before continuing.
-4. For EAI app delivery, do not continue into research, specification, planning,
-   tasks, implementation, or validation until
-   `.specify/specs/{feature}/eai-preflight.md` records login, workspace, template,
-   app-readiness, and next-action evidence.
-5. Do not write tokens, secrets, private workspace IDs, Entra/CIAM authority tenant IDs, or local `.env` values into
-   Gofer artifacts; record only product-safe readiness status and evidence.
-
-## Token And Cost Policy
-<!-- gofer:token-cost-policy:start -->
-
-Before spawning agents, calling tools, or loading large files:
-
-1. Treat `.specify/memory/gofer-model-policy.yaml` as the repo-owned source of truth for simple, medium, hard, and arbiter model routing. If it is missing, run `/gofer:bootstrap-workspace` before continuing.
-2. Use the cheapest capable model first.
-   - Claude: Haiku for scouting/extraction; Sonnet for normal implementation, synthesis, validation, and security; Opus for high-risk arbitration or release-critical failures.
-   - Codex/OpenAI: GPT mini for simple coding; GPT nano only for locate/classify/summarize/mechanical work; GPT-5.3-Codex or flagship GPT for tool-heavy coding, architecture, and release-critical validation.
-   - Gemini: Flash-Lite for cheap large-context scan/summarize; Flash for default research synthesis; Pro for large-context architecture or high-risk arbitration.
-   - Copilot: prefer Auto for simple and default work; ask the user before choosing a paid/high-tier picker model for hard security, architecture, or release gates.
-3. Keep raw tool output out of the main conversation context. Save stable findings to `.specify/specs/{feature}/context-bundle.md`, then work from summaries.
-4. Use provider prompt/context caching only for stable, non-secret prefixes: Gofer scaffold, AGENTS/CLAUDE/Copilot instructions, constitution, repo map, stage contracts, and validation rubric.
-5. Before continuing after large research, planning, implementation, or validation bursts, checkpoint the durable artifacts and compact/clear/resume context when the host supports it.
-6. Escalate model tier only when a cheaper pass is low-confidence, contradictory, security-sensitive, or blocking release quality.
-<!-- gofer:token-cost-policy:end -->
-
-## User Input
-
-```text
-$ARGUMENTS
-```
-
-You **MUST** consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty).
-
-## Execution Profile And Planning Surface
-
-Use the research/spec risk classification to choose planning depth:
-
-- **fast**: produce the smallest viable plan, only for docs-only or very small
-  low-risk work.
-- **standard**: produce the normal plan, data/contracts only when relevant, and
-  a concrete test strategy. Standard is the catch-all for work that is not fast,
-  full, or dynamic.
-- **full**: include contract compatibility, auth/security, data migration,
-  infra/config, rollback, and release sequencing where the generic risk labels
-  require them.
-- **dynamic**: produce a workflow DAG, shard plan, reducer plan,
-  verifier/refuter pass, resumable progress ledger, budget limits, and stop
-  conditions before implementation starts.
-
-Avoid artifact churn. Optional diagrams, extended architecture councils,
-generated issue packs, and broad release plans are only warranted when risk is
-full/dynamic-depth or the user asks for them.
-
-## Prerequisites
-
-This command expects in `.specify/specs/{feature}/`:
-
-- `research.md` - Codebase analysis (from #1_gofer_research)
-- `spec.md` - Feature specification (from #2_gofer_specify)
-- `goal-ledger.json` - Objective ledger and re-loop triggers (from /1 and /2)
-- `loop-contract.json` - Bounded check-repair contract (from /1 and /2)
-
-If missing, prompt user to run the prerequisite stage.
-
----
-
-## Spec Artifact Guard
-
-`spec.md` is the source of truth for scope, acceptance criteria, protected
-boundaries, and downstream traceability. Before planning, the setup script must
-confirm `{FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md` exists, is non-empty, and is not the raw
-`spec-template.md` placeholder seeded by feature bootstrap. If
-`.specify/scripts/bash/setup-plan.sh --json` reports that `spec.md` is missing,
-empty, or `template`, stop and run `#2_gofer_specify`; do not create or refresh
-`plan.md` from research alone.
-
-## Outline
-
-1. Context health check
-2. Load context (lightweight)
-3. Dispatch parallel planning agents (sub-agents handle heavy generation)
-4. Review agent outputs
-5. Optional multi-perspective review
-6. Spec coverage validation
-7. Output: `plan.md`, `data-model.md`, `contracts/`, `quickstart.md`
-8. Stakeholder PR/FAQ output: `working-backwards-prfaq.md`,
-   `prfaq-history/03-plan.md`, `cto-architecture-summary.md`, and
-   `stakeholder-review-index.md`
-9. EnterpriseAI profile output: task-ready references to `context-bundle.md`,
-   `contract-pack.md`, `reuse-scan.md`, `audit-history.md`, and for app
-   delivery `ui-review-log.md`, `ui-approval.md`, and
-   `service-fit-matrix.md`, including public-readiness, block-porting, source platform
-   decoupling, Storybook, theme override, and package-profile decisions
-10. Dynamic-only output: `workflow-dag.md` with shards, inputs, outputs,
-   reducer expectations, verifier/refuter evidence, budget limits, stop
-   conditions, and resumable progress location
-
----
-
-## Step 0: Context Health Check
-
-Before starting planning, assess context window health:
-
-```bash
-.specify/scripts/bash/check-context-health.sh
-```
-
-- If **< 50%**: Proceed normally
-- If **50-70%**: Consider `/compact` - planning loads multiple documents
-- If **> 70%**: Start new session with handoff summary
-
-Planning dispatches multiple agents — keep main context lightweight.
-
----
-
-## Step 1: Load Context (Lightweight)
-
-1. **Run setup script**:
-
-   ```bash
-   .specify/scripts/bash/setup-plan.sh --json
-   ```
-
-   Parse JSON for FEATURE_DIR, FEATURE_SPEC, BRANCH
-
-2. **Scan existing documents** (do NOT load full content — agents read
-   directly):
-   - Note feature name from FEATURE_DIR
-   - Note whether `discovery.md`, `.specify/memory/constitution.md` exist
-   - Note whether `ui-preview-brief.md`, `ui-review-log.md`,
-     `ui-approval.md`, and `service-fit-matrix.md` exist
-   - Note external/internal/hybrid profile choice, package lane, coupling
-     status, Storybook story IDs, theme override points, custom-block
-     exceptions, and public-readiness status when app delivery applies
-   - Note whether `goal-ledger.json` exists and which goals, delivery states,
-     and re-loop triggers must remain valid through planning
-   - Note whether `loop-contract.json` exists and which evaluation commands,
-     maximum iterations, stop conditions, and escalation triggers must be
-     reflected in implementation phases
-   - If loop-contract.json is missing, initialize it with
-     `node .specify/scripts/node/gofer-loop-audit.mjs --feature-dir {FEATURE_DIR} --stage 3_plan --init --json`
-   - Note whether `{FEATURE_DIR}/sequence-diagrams/selected-option.md` exists
-
-3. **Note template path**: `.specify/templates/plan-template.md`
-
----
-
-## Step 2: Dispatch Planning Agents
-
-**CRITICAL**: You **MUST** launch these agents using the Task tool. Do NOT
-perform this work inline in the main context. The main context should only
-orchestrate and review agent outputs. Each agent reads source documents
-independently and writes its output artifact.
-
-### Agent 1: Implementation Plan Writer
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="general-purpose", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Generate a complete technical implementation plan for [FEATURE_NAME].
-
-Feature directory: {FEATURE_DIR}
-
-Read these files for full context:
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/research.md — Technology decisions, integration points, patterns, constraints
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md — User stories, requirements, success criteria
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/goal-ledger.json — business goals, metrics, delivery states, and re-loop triggers
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/loop-contract.json — bounded loop objective, evaluation commands, max iterations, stop conditions, and escalation rules
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/ui-preview-brief.md — app-delivery preview brief (read if exists, skip if not)
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/ui-review-log.md — app-delivery preview iteration history (read if exists, skip if not)
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/ui-approval.md — app-delivery approval state (read if exists, skip if not)
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/service-fit-matrix.md — app-delivery capability selections (read if exists, skip if not)
-- .specify/templates/plan-template.md — Plan template structure
-- .specify/memory/constitution.md — Project principles (read if exists)
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/sequence-diagrams/selected-option.md — Selected approach (read if exists)
-
-Generate the COMPLETE plan.md with these sections:
-
-1. YAML frontmatter: feature, spec, research, status: ready, created (ISO date)
-2. Technical Context:
-   - Tech Stack (language, framework, database, testing — from research)
-   - Architecture (how components fit together, with diagram description)
-   - Integration Points table (Component | File | Integration Type)
-   - Key Dependencies (existing modules, libraries)
-3. Selected Implementation Approach (if selected-option.md exists):
-   - Option number, scores, Gen AI touchpoints
-4. Constitution Check (if constitution.md exists):
-   - Verify alignment with each project principle
-5. Implementation Phases (5 phases):
-   - Phase 1: Setup & Foundation (directory structure, config, deps, base types)
-   - Phase 2: Data Layer (entities, persistence, validation)
-   - Phase 3: Business Logic (services per user story, business rules, integrations)
-   - Phase 4: API/Interface Layer (endpoints per contracts, validation, auth)
-   - Phase 5: Polish & Integration (logging, docs, performance, final testing)
-   Each phase must have: Goal, Tasks (checkboxed), Verification criteria
-6. File Structure (tree diagram of all new/modified files)
-7. Risk Assessment table (Risk | Impact | Mitigation)
-8. Spec Traceability:
-   - User Story Coverage (Story | Status | Plan References)
-   - Requirement Coverage (FR-ID | Status | Plan Reference)
-   Verify 100% coverage of all user stories and functional requirements.
-9. Goal Reconciliation And Dual-State Delivery:
-   - Goal IDs, outcome metrics, target thresholds, and where they are delivered
-   - Delivery states (`mock`, `hybrid`, `live`) plus promotion criteria
-   - Re-loop triggers that should send the feature back to specify, plan, tasks,
-     or validate when contracts, UX scope, assumptions, or implementation drift
-10. Loop Engineering Plan:
-   - Evaluation commands from loop-contract.json and where they run
-   - Maximum check-repair iteration count per implementation/validation loop
-   - Stop conditions and human escalation triggers
-   - Required ledger evidence to append after each focused loop
-11. AI-Readable Blocks Bridge:
-   - Package profile choice: external, internal, or hybrid
-   - Package lane for each UI block or package surface
-   - Coupling status, including source-platform decoupling boundary or approved
-     restricted-source exception
-   - Block porting plan with stable block IDs, Storybook story IDs, theme
-     override points, and custom-block exceptions
-   - Public-readiness tasks required before an external or hybrid package is
-     considered complete
-
-Rules:
-- Every user story from spec.md MUST have plan coverage
-- Every acceptance criterion MUST map to a plan component
-- Every functional requirement MUST be addressed
-- Reference specific file paths for all components
-- Plan must be specific enough for task generation
-- Resolve all unknowns — no NEEDS CLARIFICATION in the plan
-- App-delivery plans MUST make public-readiness, block porting, source platform
-  decoupling, Storybook coverage, theme overrides, and package-profile work
-  visible enough for `#4_gofer_tasks` to emit first-class runnable tasks
-- Keep `goal-ledger.json` aligned with any planning-level changes to goals,
-  delivery states, or re-loop triggers
-- Keep `loop-contract.json` aligned with plan-level verification commands, stop
-  conditions, and release-critical escalation paths
-
-Write the complete plan to {FEATURE_DIR}/plan.md.
-
-Return a structured summary:
-- Phase count and task count per phase
-- User story coverage: N/N covered
-- FR coverage: N/N covered
-- Key architecture decisions made
-- Any risks flagged as HIGH"
-```
-
-### Agent 2: Data Model Designer
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="general-purpose", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Design the data model for feature [FEATURE_NAME].
-
-Feature directory: {FEATURE_DIR}
-
-Read these files:
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md — User stories, requirements, key entities
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/research.md — Existing data patterns, database context
-
-If spec.md defines Key Entities or the feature involves data:
-
-Generate {FEATURE_DIR}/data-model.md with:
-1. Entity definitions with field tables (Field | Type | Required | Description)
-2. Validation rules for each entity
-3. Relationships between entities
-4. State transition diagrams (Mermaid stateDiagram-v2) where applicable
-5. Database considerations (indexing, migration approach)
-6. Entity-to-UserStory mapping (which stories need which entities)
-
-If the feature does NOT involve data entities:
-Write a minimal data-model.md noting 'No data entities required for this feature.'
-
-Return: entity count, relationship count, entities with state machines"
-```
-
-### Agent 3: API Contract Designer
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="general-purpose", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Design API contracts for feature [FEATURE_NAME].
-
-Feature directory: {FEATURE_DIR}
-
-Read these files:
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md — Functional requirements implying API endpoints
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/research.md — Existing API patterns, conventions
-
-If spec.md implies API endpoints (REST, internal, events):
-
-Create contract files in {FEATURE_DIR}/contracts/:
-- api.md — For REST/HTTP endpoints
-- internal-api.md — For service-to-service contracts
-- events.md — For event-based contracts
-
-Each endpoint must include:
-- Method and path
-- Description
-- Request schema (JSON example)
-- Response schema (JSON example with status code)
-- Error codes table (Code | Description)
-- Which user story/FR it serves
-
-If the feature has NO APIs:
-Create {FEATURE_DIR}/contracts/api.md noting 'No API endpoints required.'
-
-Return: endpoint count, contract files created, user stories served"
-```
-
-### Agent 4: Quickstart Guide Writer
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Generate a quickstart testing guide for feature [FEATURE_NAME].
-
-Feature directory: {FEATURE_DIR}
-
-Read these files:
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md — What to test (acceptance criteria)
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/research.md — Tech stack and testing framework info
-
-Write {FEATURE_DIR}/quickstart.md with:
-1. Prerequisites (what needs to be installed/configured)
-2. Setup steps (how to get the feature running)
-3. Manual Testing section (step-by-step test scenarios from acceptance criteria)
-4. Automated Tests section (test commands)
-5. Key Files table (File | Purpose)
-6. Common Issues section (anticipated problems and solutions)
-
-Return: scenario count, prerequisite count"
-```
-
-**Run all 4 agents in parallel.** Agents 2-4 read spec.md independently while
-Agent 1 generates the plan.
-
-### Agent 5-7: Visual Writers (Persona-Pack)
-
-After the planning agents complete and write plan.md, data-model.md, and
-contracts, dispatch three visual-writer sub-agents in parallel to produce the
-developer-persona-pack visuals:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="visual-c4-writer", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Generate C4 Context and Container diagrams for {FEATURE_NAME}.
-Feature dir: {FEATURE_DIR}. Read spec.md, research.md, plan.md.
-Output to {FEATURE_DIR}/visuals/c4-context.md and c4-container.md."
-
-Task: subagent_type="visual-bounded-context-writer", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Generate bounded-context map for {FEATURE_NAME}.
-Feature dir: {FEATURE_DIR}. Read plan.md, data-model.md, contracts/.
-Output to {FEATURE_DIR}/visuals/bounded-context.md."
-
-Task: subagent_type="visual-erd-writer", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Generate data-model ERD for {FEATURE_NAME}.
-Feature dir: {FEATURE_DIR}. Read data-model.md.
-Output to {FEATURE_DIR}/visuals/data-model-erd.md."
-```
-
-These three artifacts (c4-container.md, bounded-context.md, data-model-erd.md)
-are required for the developer persona pack. The persona-pack completeness gate
-at #4_gofer_tasks start will warn if any are missing.
-
-Visual quality requirements for all planning visuals:
-
-- Answer one review question per visual; split rather than crowding when a
-  diagram has more than about seven primary nodes or steps.
-- Include a plain-language preamble, audience, source inputs, and how to read
-  the visual.
-- Use C4 context/container for boundaries and runtime units, ERD for data,
-  sequence/state for flows, heatmaps for risk/capability priority, and
-  screenshots/storyboards for UI behavior.
-- Keep visuals source-controlled and renderable via Mermaid/D2/Structurizr-style
-  text where practical; otherwise include a markdown-table/text fallback.
-- Generate Marp slide output when stakeholder review needs a simple presentation
-  story; skip it only for small docs-only or mechanical changes where Markdown is
-  clearer.
-- Ensure every human-facing document produced by planning starts with a
-  three-to-five-bullet executive summary in plain language.
-- Link each visual to the requirement, plan decision, contract, code/test path,
-  EAI service/template asset, or validation evidence it summarizes.
-- Do not include workspace-private data, secrets, customer identifiers, or
-  screenshots containing private content.
-
-### Dynamic-Only: Workflow DAG Writer
-
-When `effectiveProfile=dynamic`, write `{FEATURE_DIR}/workflow-dag.md` before
-task generation. It must define:
-
-- independent shards and why they can run separately
-- input artifacts each shard may read
-- output artifacts each shard must produce
-- reducer synthesis expectations
-- verifier/refuter checks for contradictions or overreach
-- budget limits, stop conditions, and confirmation gates
-- resumable progress location outside the chat transcript
-
----
-
-## Step 3: Review Agent Outputs
-
-After all agents complete:
-
-1. **Review plan.md** — Verify from Agent 1:
-   - All user stories have plan coverage (check Spec Traceability section)
-   - All functional requirements are addressed
-   - Implementation phases are specific enough for task generation
-   - File structure is consistent with existing codebase patterns
-
-2. **Review data-model.md** — Verify from Agent 2:
-   - All spec entities are covered
-   - Relationships make sense
-   - Validation rules are complete
-
-3. **Review contracts** — Verify from Agent 3:
-   - All implied API endpoints are defined
-   - Request/response schemas are realistic
-   - Error codes are appropriate
-
-4. **Review quickstart.md** — Verify from Agent 4:
-   - Test scenarios cover key acceptance criteria
-   - Setup steps are realistic
-
-5. **Fix any gaps** — Make targeted edits to any artifact with missing coverage
-
----
-
-## Step 4: Spec Coverage Validation (GAP-01)
-
-Dispatch a validator agent to cross-check plan against spec:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="general-purpose", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Validate plan coverage of specification for feature at {FEATURE_DIR}.
-
-Read:
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md — Source of truth for requirements
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/plan.md — Implementation plan to validate
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/data-model.md — Data model to validate
-- {FEATURE_DIR}/contracts/ — API contracts to validate (read all .md files)
-
-Check these coverage dimensions:
-
-1. USER STORY COVERAGE: Every user story in spec.md has at least one plan phase
-2. ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA MAPPING: Every AC maps to a plan component
-3. FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENT COVERAGE: Every FR-XXX is addressed in plan
-4. DATA MODEL COMPLETENESS: All Key Entities from spec appear in data-model.md
-5. API CONTRACT COMPLETENESS: All implied APIs from spec have contracts
-
-For each dimension, report:
-- COVERED items with references
-- MISSING items (ERROR — must be fixed)
-
-Return:
-- Coverage percentage per dimension
-- List of MISSING items
-- Overall PASS/FAIL status"
-```
-
-If validator reports MISSING items:
-
-- Add missing components to the appropriate artifact
-- Re-validate (max 3 iterations)
-- **Proceed only when ALL spec items are traced to plan components**
-
----
-
-## Step 5: Multi-Perspective Plan Review (Optional)
-
-After generating the initial plan, optionally run multi-perspective strategies
-to stress-test architectural decisions. **Skip this step if the plan is
-straightforward or time-constrained.**
-
-### Strategy #2: Solution Architecture Diverger
-
-For features with significant architectural decisions, spawn 5 agents each using
-a different pattern:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="plan-architecture-diverger", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Design architecture for [FEATURE] using Pattern [1-5].
-Pattern 1: Microservices/modular  2: Monolithic/cohesive  3: Event-sourced
-4: CQRS  5: Plugin-based
-Spec: [FEATURE_DIR]/spec.md  Plan context: [summary of current plan]"
-```
-
-Run all 5 in parallel, then judge:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="multi-perspective-judge", model="opus"
-Prompt: "Judge verdict type: architecture selection.
-Select the best architecture for this feature considering codebase fit, complexity, and testability.
-[paste all 5 agent outputs]"
-```
-
-### Strategy #5: API Design Comparator
-
-For features with API surfaces, compare paradigms:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="plan-api-comparator", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Design API for [FEATURE] using Paradigm [1-4].
-Paradigm 1: REST  2: GraphQL  3: RPC  4: Event-based
-Requirements: [API requirements from spec]"
-```
-
-Run 3-4 in parallel, then judge:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="multi-perspective-judge", model="opus"
-Prompt: "Judge verdict type: API paradigm selection.
-[paste all agent outputs]"
-```
-
-### Strategy #7: Refactor vs Rewrite Advisor
-
-For features that modify existing code significantly:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="plan-refactor-rewrite-advisor", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Perspective [1/2] for changing [CODE AREA].
-Perspective 1: Plan minimal incremental refactor
-Perspective 2: Plan clean rewrite
-Current code: [file paths and summary]"
-```
-
-Run both in parallel, then judge:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="multi-perspective-judge", model="opus"
-Prompt: "Judge verdict type: refactor vs rewrite decision.
-[paste both agent outputs]"
-```
-
-### Strategy #12: Migration Path Finder
-
-When the feature requires migrating existing code or data:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="plan-migration-path-finder", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Design migration for [CHANGE] using Strategy [1-4].
-Strategy 1: Big bang  2: Strangler fig  3: Feature-flagged  4: Adapter/facade
-Migration scope: [what needs changing]"
-```
-
-Run all 4 in parallel, then judge:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="multi-perspective-judge", model="opus"
-Prompt: "Judge verdict type: migration strategy selection.
-[paste all 4 agent outputs]"
-```
-
-### Strategy #16: Data Model Stress Tester
-
-For features with data models, stress-test before finalizing:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="plan-data-model-stress-tester", model="haiku"
-Prompt: "Stress-test data model from Perspective [1-4].
-Perspective 1: 10x scale  2: Concurrent access  3: Schema evolution  4: Edge-case shapes
-Data model: [entities and relationships from plan]"
-```
-
-Run all 4 in parallel, then judge:
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="multi-perspective-judge", model="opus"
-Prompt: "Judge verdict type: data model robustness assessment.
-[paste all 4 agent outputs]"
-```
-
-Incorporate judge recommendations into the plan before proceeding to validation.
-
----
-
-## Step 6: Update Agent Context
-
-Run the agent context update script:
-
-```bash
-.specify/scripts/bash/update-agent-context.sh claude
-```
-
-This updates AI agent context files with new technology from this plan.
-
----
-
-## Step 7: Engineering Review Gate (Up to 5 cycles)
-
-Before proceeding to the next stage, run an iterative engineering review to
-catch misalignment early.
-
-### Review Cycle (repeat up to 5 times)
-
-**You MUST dispatch 3 review agents in parallel** using the Task tool:
-
-**Agent 1**: engineer-review (sonnet) — cross-check spec↔plan alignment
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="engineer-review", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Review alignment between spec.md and plan.md in {FEATURE_DIR}.
-Find every gap, inconsistency, and misalignment between the specification
-and the implementation plan. Report Red/Yellow/Gray findings."
-```
-
-**Agent 2**: codebase-analyzer (sonnet) — verify file paths and code patterns
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="codebase-analyzer", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Verify that the plan at {FEATURE_DIR}/plan.md references correct
-file paths and follows existing codebase patterns from {FEATURE_DIR}/research.md.
-Report Red/Yellow/Gray findings."
-```
-
-**Agent 3**: validation-correctness (sonnet) — verify acceptance criteria
-coverage
-
-```
-Task: subagent_type="validation-correctness", model="sonnet"
-Prompt: "Verify that every acceptance criterion in {FEATURE_DIR}/spec.md
-is addressed by the plan at {FEATURE_DIR}/plan.md.
-Report Red/Yellow/Gray findings with coverage gaps."
-```
-
-**After agents return:**
-
-1. Classify findings: Red (blocking) / Yellow (should fix) / Gray
-   (informational)
-2. If NO Red or Yellow findings → PASS → proceed to auto-chain
-3. If Red or Yellow findings exist: a. Fix findings directly in plan artifacts
-   (Red first, then Yellow) b. Increment cycle counter c. If cycle <= 5 → re-run
-   review agents d. If cycle > 5 → log remaining findings, proceed with warnings
-
----
-
-## Step 8: Report and Continue
-
-Before reporting completion, update the stakeholder-facing architecture pack:
-
-1. Update `{FEATURE_DIR}/working-backwards-prfaq.md`.
-   - Add the current architecture story to Internal FAQ CTO / Architecture.
-   - Explain how the solution uses EAI Platform first, the EAI App Template
-     when app delivery applies, Azure as the preferred supporting substrate,
-     and any approved exception.
-   - Summarize auth, authorization, workspace boundary, data model, integration,
-     contract, and deployment assumptions in plain language.
-2. Write `{FEATURE_DIR}/prfaq-history/03-plan.md` as an immutable snapshot.
-3. Create or update `{FEATURE_DIR}/cto-architecture-summary.md` from
-   `.specify/templates/cto-architecture-summary-template.md` using
-   `plan.md`, `contract-pack.md`, `data-model.md`, C4 diagrams,
-   `service-fit-matrix.md`, and `eai-preflight.md` when present.
-4. Update `{FEATURE_DIR}/stakeholder-review-index.md` and explicitly ask
-   CTO / Architecture to approve, revise, or defer the architecture,
-   EAI/Azure fit, auth/workspace model, data model, and integration contracts.
-5. Preserve the existing loop contract: if planning changed eval commands,
-   stop conditions, or escalation rules, update `loop-contract.json` and keep
-   those changes visible in the stakeholder index rather than replacing loop
-   audit behavior.
-
-After all artifacts are created and review gate passes:
-
-```
-✓ Plan complete: {FEATURE_DIR}/plan.md
-
-Artifacts created:
-- plan.md: Implementation phases and architecture
-- loop-contract.json: Bounded evaluation commands and stop rules
-- data-model.md: Entity definitions
-- contracts/: API specifications
-- quickstart.md: Testing guide
-- working-backwards-prfaq.md: Updated product release PR/FAQ
-- prfaq-history/03-plan.md: Architecture-stage PR/FAQ snapshot
-- cto-architecture-summary.md: CTO/EAI Platform architecture review summary
-- stakeholder-review-index.md: Review status and approval asks
-- workflow-dag.md: Dynamic shard/reducer plan (only when effectiveProfile=dynamic)
-
-Engineering Review: PASSED (cycle [N] of 5)
-```
-
-
----
-
-## EnterpriseAI Deployment Convention and EAI CLI Pinning Requirements
-
-Before planning app implementation, read the managed-source boundary in
-`.specify/references/platform/eai-app-template.md`. Include all customer-authored
-app files, including custom runners, tests, backend code, scripts, documentation,
-and supported dot configuration. Preserve protected EAI authentication,
-platform-service, deployment, and workflow controls. The installed CLI owns the
-normalized source boundary; do not maintain a second allowlist.
-When EAI-maintained source is selected, verify the installed CLI advertises
-`eai deploy source validate --help`, then run
-`node .specify/scripts/node/eai-app-template-readiness.mjs --root . --source eai-managed --json`.
-Preserve an explicitly selected CLI with `--cli <executable>`. Resolve a failed
-source check before promising EAI-maintained delivery. Unsupported custom runtimes
-must fail explicitly; never omit business changes or customer app files.
-
-> When `gofer.workflowProfile=enterpriseai`, the following conventions apply.
-> standard profile outputs remain unchanged.
-
-When the workflow profile is `enterpriseai`, `plan.md` MUST capture:
-
-1. **EAI CLI version pin** — record the installed `eai` version as a
-   `major.minor` pin (for example `2.0`). The plan stage resolves the local
-   version via `eai --version`, strips the patch component, and writes the
-   pin to the `EnterpriseAI Profile Metadata` block of `plan-template.md` so
-   every downstream task is reproducible. Plans MUST apply
-   `pin guidance to `major.minor`` and never to a specific patch release.
-   If `{FEATURE_DIR}/eai-preflight.md` exists, use its CLI version/install
-   evidence as the primary source and re-run `eai --version` only to confirm
-   local drift.
-2. **EAI app-readiness handoff** — for EAI app delivery, reference
-   `{FEATURE_DIR}/eai-preflight.md` before making platform or template
-   assumptions. The plan MUST preserve:
-   - whether the user is logged in or still needs an EAI Platform account
-   - the selected workspace role/readiness and whether app enrollment is allowed
-   - whether the repo already has EAI template markers or still needs
-     `eai init <app-name>`
-   - whether app creation/selection is confirmed, deferred, or blocked
-   - block-catalog readiness and package-profile compatibility evidence
-   - the last completed gate, blocked gate, and next recovery command from the
-     EAI preflight artifact
-   If EAI readiness is blocked, plan only the smallest unblock task group and
-   do not invent object types, workspace IDs, app keys, or platform capabilities.
-3. **EAI app lifecycle ordering handoff** — keep the platform lifecycle
-   explicit inside the plan. Resource provisioning, object-type publish,
-   schema/storage health, workflow readiness, and preview readiness must remain
-   distinct gates with the recovery path carried forward from
-   `{FEATURE_DIR}/eai-preflight.md`.
-4. **EAI Platform/Azure app stack decision** — for app delivery, the plan MUST
-   use EAI Platform, including the EAI app template, as the primary app
-   substrate and Azure as the preferred cloud/supporting substrate. The plan MUST
-   NOT select Firebase, Supabase, Vercel as the primary runtime, AWS, GCP,
-   bespoke backends, unmanaged databases, or unrelated SaaS platforms as the
-   default app stack. Any non-EAI technology must be recorded as an integration
-   target, migration reference, or approved exception with rationale, owner,
-   expiry, and validation evidence.
-   Capabilities unavailable in EAI Platform/Azure must be recorded in
-   `{FEATURE_DIR}/service-fit-matrix.md` as platform work, operator-required, or
-   upgrade-required rather than substituted silently.
-5. **Deployment convention** — reference the configured deployment
-   documentation for the target project and note which environment
-   (dev/staging/prod) each deliverable targets.
-6. **Integration map handoff** — restate the App → EAI Services →
-   Deployment Target chain from `spec.md` and bind each link to a task
-   identifier in `tasks.md`.
-7. **Contract pack handoff** — reference `{FEATURE_DIR}/contract-pack.md` and
-   bind each actor, object type, workflow/journey, permission boundary,
-   API/event, runtime assumption, and acceptance test to plan sections and
-   downstream tasks.
-8. **AI-augmented journey handoff** — for app delivery, reference
-   `{FEATURE_DIR}/journeys/base-journey.md` and plan the four-step-or-fewer
-   user-facing process as the default scope spine. Each step must include the
-   business goal, generative AI assistance mode, screen/user/data context used,
-   completion signal, user controls, audit trail, and fallback/escalation path.
-   If the plan expands beyond four user-facing steps, document why those steps
-   cannot be combined, automated, or handled by the AI assistant.
-9. **UI-first approval gate handoff** — for app delivery, reference
-   `{FEATURE_DIR}/ui-preview-brief.md` and require the planning stage to lock
-   the preview loop before plan/tasks are considered complete. The plan MUST:
-   - keep the first preview constrained to EAI App Template blocks unless an
-     approved extension is recorded
-   - cite `eai blocks describe <id>` evidence for every selected block ID,
-     plus the ResourceAPI/Object Type fields from `eai resources schema` that
-     feed each block
-   - record override points for theme tokens, `presentationConfig`, copy,
-     data/action bindings, and client extension blocks
-   - capture whether client branding/logos are in scope
-   - require screenshot, local render proof, or Playwright-style self-review
-     evidence before stakeholder presentation
-   - update `{FEATURE_DIR}/ui-review-log.md` for each iteration and require
-     explicit stakeholder approval in `{FEATURE_DIR}/ui-approval.md`
-10. **EnterpriseAI service-fit handoff** — for app delivery, the plan MUST
-   produce or update `{FEATURE_DIR}/service-fit-matrix.md` after UI approval and
-   before tasks are treated as complete. The matrix must distinguish:
-   - accessible now
-   - purchasable but unavailable now
-   - unavailable without new platform work
-   The plan must source this evidence from `eai --describe`, `eai whoami`,
-   `eai workspace select`, `eai resources schema --format json`,
-   `eai verify calls --format json`, `eai workflow readiness [workflow-key]
-   --format json`, `eai workflow status <workflow-key>`, `eai workflow request
-   <workflow-key>`, `eai provision entra --rotate-secret`, or documented
-   equivalent public platform evidence.
-11. **Reuse-before-create decision log** — reference `{FEATURE_DIR}/reuse-scan.md`
-   for every new or extended EnterpriseAI object type, API/event, workflow, or
-   module.
-12. **Audit history seed** — create or update `{FEATURE_DIR}/audit-history.md`
-   with stable finding IDs, decision exceptions, owner, expiry, and review
-   cadence so validation can track recurring issues.
-13. **Public/private knowledge split** — identify which implementation facts
-    are safe for public docs, Gofer guidance, EAI CLI help, or EAI App Template
-    comments, and which facts are restricted-source. Plans must express blocked
-    states as public-safe actions (`operator_required`, `upgrade_required`, or
-    documented support URL) rather than exposing private service topology.
-
-### EnterpriseAI Flow and Journey Separation
-
-Plan both:
-
-- **External user journeys**: the business/user-facing path, decision points,
-  adoption impact, and measurable value.
-- **AI-augmented app process**: for application delivery, the four-step-or-fewer
-  journey with AI assistance, contextual prefill, conversational support,
-  completion checks, and human controls at each step.
-- **App-delivery preview and approval loop**: for application delivery, the
-  local preview creation, self-review, stakeholder feedback, branding updates,
-  and approval-gate behavior that must occur before plan/tasks are finalized.
-- **EnterpriseAI service-fit gate**: for application delivery, the post-approval
-  capability-selection discussion that binds chosen platform services to the
-  approved UI and distinguishes accessible now vs purchasable vs unavailable.
-- **Internal orchestration flows**: platform services, ResourceAPI calls,
-  events, data movement, workspace boundaries, deployment steps, and observability.
-
-### Competitive / market analysis reference
-
-When `includeCompetitiveAnalysis=true`, `plan.md` MUST link to
-`market-analysis.md`. When disabled, the competitive-analysis section is omitted
-and standard profile outputs remain unchanged.
-
----
-
-## Observability Logging
-
-At stage completion, log metrics:
-
-```bash
-.specify/scripts/bash/log-stage.sh 3_plan --complete --tokens [N] --compactions [N]
-```
-
-Logs to: `.specify/logs/pipeline.jsonl`
-
----
-
-
-
-## Pipeline Continuation
-
-This completes the 3_gofer_plan stage. To continue the Gofer pipeline:
-
-**Next Command:** `#4_gofer_tasks`
-
-The next stage will read the artifacts from this stage and continue the workflow automatically.
-
-**Note:** Copilot Chat supports context preservation. Your conversation history will be maintained as you progress through pipeline stages.
-
-## Key Rules
-
-- Use absolute paths for all file references
-- ERROR if constitution gates fail without justification
-- All NEEDS CLARIFICATION must be resolved before completing
-- Plan must be specific enough for task generation
-- Log stage completion for observability tracking