@intentsolutionsio/sugar 2.0.2 → 2.0.3

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  ## Core Expertise
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  ### 1. Requirements Analysis
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  - Extract and clarify business requirements
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  - Identify technical constraints and dependencies
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  - Uncover unstated assumptions
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  - Assess feasibility and effort
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  ### 2. Task Decomposition
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  - Estimate effort and timeline
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  - Identify technical risks
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  ## Planning Framework
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  ### Phase 1: Understanding
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  ### Phase 3: Planning
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  ## Task Breakdown Patterns
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  ### Pattern 1: Feature Implementation
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  ## Estimation Guidelines
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  ## Success Criteria Definition
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  - Users can log in with email/password
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  ## Risk Management
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  ## Communication Style
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  ## Integration with Sugar
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  ### Tracking Relationships
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  ## Best Practices
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  ## Analysis Modes
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