@jakkrichm/create-nexus-devflow 2.15.1 → 2.15.2

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  {
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  "name": "@jakkrichm/create-nexus-devflow",
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- "version": "2.15.1",
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+ "version": "2.15.2",
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  "description": "Installer and workflow manager for Nexus-DevFlow agentic workflow layer.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": "Jakkrich",
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  unbounded-work risks
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  - `tests`: missing coverage for important logic, weak assertions, skipped or
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  focused tests, poor isolation, brittle mocks, and likely flakiness
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+ - `scrutiny`: outsider end-to-end review questioning intent, checking simpler
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+ alternatives, tracing real call paths beyond diffs, and verifying edge-case claims
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  `full` is always the full-project scope, not a lens. `/audit full` therefore runs
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  all lenses across the full project. When only a lens is supplied, select scope
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  state, time or order dependence, skipped or focused tests, placeholder tests,
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  swallowed failures, and missing browser or integration evidence where behavior
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  crosses a real boundary. Never invent a coverage percentage.
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+ - **Scrutiny (Outsider Stance & Intent Challenge):**
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+ - *Question Intent & Simpler Alternatives*: State what the change actually attempts in one sentence. Ask: is there a simpler, smaller, or more elegant way to achieve the same goal (reusing existing code, config vs code, solving at a different layer)?
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+ - *Full Call-Path Tracing*: Follow the call graph through real code paths (entry point → call sites → branches taken → state mutated → exit/side effect), including unchanged code on either side of the diff where bugs hide.
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+ - *Verify Claims & Edge Cases*: Does the traced path actually produce the claimed behavior? What inputs/states would break it (concurrency, retries, null/unicode/huge payloads, ordering)? What does it silently change?
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+ - *No Rubber-Stamping*: "LGTM" is prohibited. State what was traced, what was verified, and what evidence supports the verdict.
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  Do not nitpick harmless style differences unless they signal drift from the local
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  patterns. Prefer a short list of real findings over a broad list of guesses.
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  ## Handoff
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  Review the active spec and the complete `<base>..<target>` delta in a fresh
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- session or isolated subagent without the builder conversation. Run all Audit lenses from scratch.
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+ session or isolated subagent without the builder conversation. Apply the Outsider
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+ Scrutiny stance: trace full call paths beyond the diff, challenge whether a simpler
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+ alternative exists, and run all Audit lenses from scratch.
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  Run Check when required above. Do not edit product code, accept findings, or
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  reuse the existing findings as the review scope.
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  ```
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  and records the exact target feature, archive, commit, and parent.
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  - **Feature** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/features/{xxx-slug}.md`, check it off in `devflow/build-plan.md` (and its parent item once all sub-items are checked), recompute the overview fingerprint using `/overview`'s checkbox-normalized hash contract and update `devflow:source-hash` in `devflow/context/project-overview.md`, and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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- - **Fix** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/fixes/{xxx-slug}.md`, and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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+ - **Fix** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/fixes/{xxx-slug}.md` preserving canonical post-mortem blocks (Summary, Symptom, Root Cause mechanism, Why it produced symptom, Fix, How found, Why slipped through, Validation, Action items), and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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  - **Rollback** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/rollbacks/YYYY-MM-DD-{xxx-slug}.md`, preserving the original completed feature archive. Uncheck the target item in `devflow/build-plan.md` and record in `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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  **Archive resolved findings & review receipts.**
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  ## Step 4 - Finish & Try Path
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  Point the user at `/feature`, `/fix`, or `/rollback` for the next task.
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- Finish with a concise **How to try it** note for the completed work.
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+ Finish with a concise **How to try it** note for the completed work.
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+ ### 📢 Leadership & Stakeholder Summary (Channel-Ready)
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+ Optionally output a concise, leadership-flavored digest (ready for Slack, JIRA comment, or standup):
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+ - **Translate**: Reframe engineering mechanism into customer/business impact in 1-2 plain sentences.
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+ - **Keep**: Product/feature names, PR number, JIRA ticket keys, and owner.
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+ - **Strip**: Function names, file paths, struct fields, and internal code minutiae.
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  ---
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+ ### Phase 7: Post-Mortem & Fix Handoff (Canonical Engineering Record)
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+ Once a fix is identified and validated (or when prompted: "write the post-mortem", "document this fix", "RCA"), draft the canonical engineering record for other engineers:
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+ - **Prerequisites (Refuse to draft without all 4)**:
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+ 1. Reliable repro exists (from Phase 1 & 2).
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+ 2. Root cause mechanism is confirmed (from Phase 5).
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+ 3. Fix is identified (commit / PR / branch).
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+ 4. Fix is validated (original red loop is now green).
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+ - **Canonical Structure**:
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+ 1. *Summary*: One paragraph: what broke, what fixed it, JIRA/PR keys, owner.
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+ 2. *Symptom*: Actual observed error, test failure, or log lines with concrete identifiers.
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+ 3. *Root cause*: Actual bug mechanism with code identifiers (functions, files, fields, conditions).
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+ 4. *Why it produced the symptom*: Cause-and-effect chain linking mechanism to symptom.
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+ 5. *Fix*: What changed and why this addresses the cause rather than masking the symptom.
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+ 6. *How it was found*: Repro path, rejected hypotheses, decisive experiment.
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+ 7. *Why it slipped through*: CI gap, latent code, workload gap, or review miss (blameless).
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+ 8. *Validation*: Concrete proof (tests passing, benchmark delta, workload completion).
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+ 9. *Action items*: Concrete follow-ups with owners and ticket keys.
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+ ---
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  ## Rules
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  - **Diagnose, do not repair**: Never edit production source, package lockfiles, or DevFlow state inside `/debug`.
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  Next action: run /implement 061 for Task 2.
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+ ### 👔 Leadership / Executive Summary Mode (`/status --exec`)
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+ When requested via `/status --exec`, `/status leadership`, or when writing an update for engineering leadership (VPs, Directors, PMs, release managers):
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+ - **Tone**: Keep product names, JIRA keys, PR numbers, and business impact. Strip function names, file paths, struct fields, and internal code minutiae.
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+ - **Channel Shapes**:
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+ - *Slack*: 1 bolded TL;DR line + 2-3 short bullets (impact, owner + PR link, next step) under 80 words.
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+ - *Async Standup*: 1-2 lines: `<state> <thing> (JIRA/PR). <owner>. <next>.`
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+ - *Written Status*: Status (bolded TL;DR) -> Customer Impact -> Progress/Next steps -> Owner.
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  End with a single suggested next action, chosen in this order:
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  - The project configuration is invalid -> `/doctor`.
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  unbounded-work risks
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  - `tests`: missing coverage for important logic, weak assertions, skipped or
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  focused tests, poor isolation, brittle mocks, and likely flakiness
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+ - `scrutiny`: outsider end-to-end review questioning intent, checking simpler
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+ alternatives, tracing real call paths beyond diffs, and verifying edge-case claims
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  `full` is always the full-project scope, not a lens. `/audit full` therefore runs
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  all lenses across the full project. When only a lens is supplied, select scope
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  state, time or order dependence, skipped or focused tests, placeholder tests,
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  swallowed failures, and missing browser or integration evidence where behavior
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  crosses a real boundary. Never invent a coverage percentage.
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+ - **Scrutiny (Outsider Stance & Intent Challenge):**
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+ - *Question Intent & Simpler Alternatives*: State what the change actually attempts in one sentence. Ask: is there a simpler, smaller, or more elegant way to achieve the same goal (reusing existing code, config vs code, solving at a different layer)?
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+ - *Full Call-Path Tracing*: Follow the call graph through real code paths (entry point → call sites → branches taken → state mutated → exit/side effect), including unchanged code on either side of the diff where bugs hide.
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+ - *Verify Claims & Edge Cases*: Does the traced path actually produce the claimed behavior? What inputs/states would break it (concurrency, retries, null/unicode/huge payloads, ordering)? What does it silently change?
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+ - *No Rubber-Stamping*: "LGTM" is prohibited. State what was traced, what was verified, and what evidence supports the verdict.
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  Do not nitpick harmless style differences unless they signal drift from the local
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  patterns. Prefer a short list of real findings over a broad list of guesses.
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  ## Handoff
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  Review the active spec and the complete `<base>..<target>` delta in a fresh
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- session or isolated subagent without the builder conversation. Run all Audit lenses from scratch.
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+ session or isolated subagent without the builder conversation. Apply the Outsider
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+ Scrutiny stance: trace full call paths beyond the diff, challenge whether a simpler
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+ alternative exists, and run all Audit lenses from scratch.
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  Run Check when required above. Do not edit product code, accept findings, or
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  reuse the existing findings as the review scope.
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  ```
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  - **Feature** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/features/{xxx-slug}.md`, check it off in `devflow/build-plan.md` (and its parent item once all sub-items are checked), recompute the overview fingerprint using `/overview`'s checkbox-normalized hash contract and update `devflow:source-hash` in `devflow/context/project-overview.md`, and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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- - **Fix** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/fixes/{xxx-slug}.md`, and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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+ - **Fix** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/fixes/{xxx-slug}.md` preserving canonical post-mortem blocks (Summary, Symptom, Root Cause mechanism, Why it produced symptom, Fix, How found, Why slipped through, Validation, Action items), and record an entry into `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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  - **Rollback** - archive `devflow/context/{xxx-slug}/spec.md` to `devflow/history/rollbacks/YYYY-MM-DD-{xxx-slug}.md`, preserving the original completed feature archive. Uncheck the target item in `devflow/build-plan.md` and record in `devflow/history/HISTORY.md`.
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  **Archive resolved findings & review receipts.**
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  ## Step 4 - Finish & Try Path
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  Point the user at `/feature`, `/fix`, or `/rollback` for the next task.
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- Finish with a concise **How to try it** note for the completed work.
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+ Finish with a concise **How to try it** note for the completed work.
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+ ### 📢 Leadership & Stakeholder Summary (Channel-Ready)
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+ Optionally output a concise, leadership-flavored digest (ready for Slack, JIRA comment, or standup):
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+ - **Translate**: Reframe engineering mechanism into customer/business impact in 1-2 plain sentences.
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+ - **Keep**: Product/feature names, PR number, JIRA ticket keys, and owner.
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+ - **Strip**: Function names, file paths, struct fields, and internal code minutiae.
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  ---
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+ ### Phase 7: Post-Mortem & Fix Handoff (Canonical Engineering Record)
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+ Once a fix is identified and validated (or when prompted: "write the post-mortem", "document this fix", "RCA"), draft the canonical engineering record for other engineers:
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+ - **Prerequisites (Refuse to draft without all 4)**:
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+ 1. Reliable repro exists (from Phase 1 & 2).
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+ 2. Root cause mechanism is confirmed (from Phase 5).
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+ 3. Fix is identified (commit / PR / branch).
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+ 4. Fix is validated (original red loop is now green).
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+ - **Canonical Structure**:
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+ 1. *Summary*: One paragraph: what broke, what fixed it, JIRA/PR keys, owner.
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+ 2. *Symptom*: Actual observed error, test failure, or log lines with concrete identifiers.
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+ 3. *Root cause*: Actual bug mechanism with code identifiers (functions, files, fields, conditions).
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+ 4. *Why it produced the symptom*: Cause-and-effect chain linking mechanism to symptom.
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+ 5. *Fix*: What changed and why this addresses the cause rather than masking the symptom.
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+ 6. *How it was found*: Repro path, rejected hypotheses, decisive experiment.
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+ 7. *Why it slipped through*: CI gap, latent code, workload gap, or review miss (blameless).
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+ 8. *Validation*: Concrete proof (tests passing, benchmark delta, workload completion).
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+ 9. *Action items*: Concrete follow-ups with owners and ticket keys.
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+ ---
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  ## Rules
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  - **Diagnose, do not repair**: Never edit production source, package lockfiles, or DevFlow state inside `/debug`.
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  Next action: run /implement 061 for Task 2.
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+ ### 👔 Leadership / Executive Summary Mode (`/status --exec`)
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+ When requested via `/status --exec`, `/status leadership`, or when writing an update for engineering leadership (VPs, Directors, PMs, release managers):
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+ - **Tone**: Keep product names, JIRA keys, PR numbers, and business impact. Strip function names, file paths, struct fields, and internal code minutiae.
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+ - **Channel Shapes**:
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+ - *Slack*: 1 bolded TL;DR line + 2-3 short bullets (impact, owner + PR link, next step) under 80 words.
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+ - *Async Standup*: 1-2 lines: `<state> <thing> (JIRA/PR). <owner>. <next>.`
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+ - *Written Status*: Status (bolded TL;DR) -> Customer Impact -> Progress/Next steps -> Owner.
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+ ## 🧹 Phase 32: Consolidate 9arm Skills into DevFlow Core & Purge Extension
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+ - [x] **32. Consolidate 9arm Skills into DevFlow Core & Purge Extension (`DISC-20260908-001`, `082-consolidate-9arm-skills-and-purge`)** `[Size: S]`
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+ - *Scope*: รวมสาระสำคัญของ `scrutinize` (Outsider Stance, Call-path tracing, Challenge intent) เข้าสู่ `/audit`, ผสาน `post-mortem` เข้าสู่ `/debug` (Phase 4 Handoff) และ `/complete` (Fix Archive Template), เพิ่ม Executive / Stakeholder Summary ใน `/status` และ `/complete`, ลบโฟลเดอร์ extension `post-mortem`, `scrutinize`, `management-talk` ทั้งใน `.agents/` และ `.claude/`, ลบ entries 9arm-skills ออกจาก `.nexus/nexus-devflow.json`, อัปเดตเอกสารและยืนยัน static contracts ผ่าน 100%
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+ 3. **Root Cause**: The actual bug mechanism with code identifiers (functions, file paths, struct fields, branch conditions).
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+ 4. **Why it Produced the Symptom**: The cause-and-effect chain connecting the root cause to the observed symptom.
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+ 5. **Fix**: What changed and why it addresses the root cause rather than papering over the symptom.
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+ 6. **How it Was Found**: Debugging path, minimal repro command, hypotheses tested and rejected, and the decisive experiment.
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+ 7. **Why it Slipped Through**: The real gap (CI gap, latent code path, workload gap, incomplete prior fix, review miss).
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+ 8. **Validation**: Concrete proof that the fix works (failing test now green, benchmark, customer repro passes).
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