@fernado03/zoo-flow 0.8.6 → 0.8.7
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package/package.json
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A delegated task is the **entire command chain**, including every phase and every mode switch the command body defines — not the single phase you are currently running.
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## CRITICAL: Never switch to "code" mode
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When implementation is needed, you MUST:
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1. Call `attempt_completion` with the recommended next command (e.g., `/feature`)
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2. Wait for the orchestrator to route the task
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3. The orchestrator will delegate to `code-tweaker`
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NEVER call `switch_mode` directly to "code", "Code", or any variant. The only valid mode slugs are:
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- `code-tweaker` (for implementation)
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- `system-architect` (for planning/review)
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If you need implementation, call `attempt_completion` and recommend the next command. Do not switch modes yourself.
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## Choosing your exit
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- **More phases remain** (this or a later phase is assigned to `code-tweaker`, or control returns to you afterward): use `switch_mode` to `code-tweaker` (exact slug, never `code`). Never `attempt_completion`. Writing a plan, diagnosis, or `.scratch/` notes is not "done" — it is a handoff. Switch to `code-tweaker` to implement.
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- **You are running the command's final phase** and it is complete or blocked: use `attempt_completion` to return to the orchestrator.
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If you entered this window via `switch_mode` (you are mid-chain, not the entry point) and any phase remains, you hand back with `switch_mode`. Only the command's final phase returns to the orchestrator.
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