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-# Implementation Guide
-
-> **Note**: This file exceeds 400 lines intentionally. It contains detailed implementation specifications, content templates, code examples, and checklists. These are reference materials meant to be consulted section-by-section, not read sequentially. The length provides comprehensive guidance for implementation.
-
-This document contains detailed implementation specifications for each content change.
-
-## First Principles Document
-
-**File**: `docs-site/docs/guide/first-principles.mdx`
-
-**Content Source**: Spec 049 (FIRST-PRINCIPLES.md)
-
-**Structure**:
-
-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'first-principles'
-- title: 'First Principles'
-- sidebar_position: 1
-
-Content sections:
-
-# First Principles
-
-> LeanSpec isn't arbitrary rules—it's derived from fundamental constraints.
-
-## Why First Principles?
-
-[Explain what first principles are and why they matter]
-
-## The 5 First Principles
-
-### 1. Context Economy
-**Specs must fit in working memory—both human and AI.**
-
-- **Target**: <300 lines per spec file
-- **Warning**: 300-400 lines (consider simplifying)
-- **Problem**: >400 lines (must split)
-- **Rationale**: 
-  - Physics: AI context windows are bounded (~20K effective tokens)
-  - Biology: Human working memory is limited (7±2 items)
-  - Economics: Large contexts cost more time and money
-
-**Question**: "Can this be read in 5-10 minutes?"
-**Action**: Split at 400 lines, warning at 300
-
-### 2. Signal-to-Noise Maximization
-**Every word must inform decisions or be cut.**
-
-- **Test**: "What decision does this sentence inform?"
-- **Cut**: Obvious, inferable, or "maybe future" content
-- **Keep**: Decision rationale, constraints, success criteria
-
-**Question**: "Does this add clarity?"
-**Action**: Remove anything that doesn't answer the test question
-
-### 3. Intent Over Implementation
-**Capture "why" and "what," let "how" emerge.**
-
-- **Must have**: Problem, intent, success criteria
-- **Should have**: Design rationale, trade-offs
-- **Could have**: Implementation details, examples
-
-**Question**: "Is the rationale clear?"
-**Action**: Explain trade-offs, constraints, success criteria
-
-### 4. Bridge the Gap
-**Specs exist to align human intent with machine execution.**
-
-- **For humans**: Overview, context, rationale
-- **For AI**: Unambiguous requirements, clear structure, examples
-- **Both must understand**: Use clear structure + natural language
-
-**Question**: "Can both parse and reason about this?"
-**Action**: Clear structure + natural language explanation
-
-### 5. Progressive Disclosure
-**Start simple, add structure only when pain is felt.**
-
-- **Solo dev**: Just status + created
-- **Feel pain?**: Add tags, priority, custom fields
-- **Never add**: "Just in case" features
-
-**Question**: "Do we need this now?"
-**Action**: Start minimal, add fields when required
-
-## Conflict Resolution Framework
-
-When practices conflict, apply principles in priority order:
-
-**Priority Order**:
-1. Context Economy
-2. Signal-to-Noise
-3. Intent Over Implementation
-4. Bridge the Gap
-5. Progressive Disclosure
-
-**Examples**:
-
-**"Should I split this 450-line spec?"**
-→ **Yes** (Context Economy at 400 lines overrides completeness)
-
-**"Should I document every edge case?"**
-→ **Only if it informs current decisions** (Signal-to-Noise test)
-
-**"Should I add custom fields upfront?"**
-→ **Only if you feel pain without them** (Progressive Disclosure)
-
-**"This spec is complex but under 350 lines, split it?"**
-→ **No** (Under Context Economy threshold, no split needed)
-
-## Applying First Principles
-
-[Examples of applying principles to real decisions]
-
-## Learning More
-
-- **[Philosophy](/docs/guide/philosophy)** - How to apply first principles day-to-day
-- **[Agile Principles](/docs/guide/principles)** - Practical guidelines for writing specs
-- **[Spec 049](https://github.com/codervisor/lean-spec/tree/main/specs/049-leanspec-first-principles)** - Full analysis and derivation
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-**Adaptations for Docusaurus**:
-- Use Docusaurus admonitions (`:::tip`, `:::info`, `:::warning`)
-- Add frontmatter with sidebar position
-- Link to other docs pages
-- Format for web readability (shorter paragraphs, more headings)
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-## Philosophy Update
-
-**File**: `docs-site/docs/guide/philosophy.mdx`
-
-**Key Changes**:
-
-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'philosophy'
-- title: 'Philosophy'
-- sidebar_position: 2
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-Content updates:
-
-# Philosophy
-
-> "The best spec is the one that gets read, understood, and acted upon—by humans and AI alike."
-
-LeanSpec philosophy derives from **[5 first principles](/docs/guide/first-principles)** (Context Economy, Signal-to-Noise, Intent Over Implementation, Bridge the Gap, Progressive Disclosure).
-
-:::tip Start Here
-New to LeanSpec? Start with **[First Principles](/docs/guide/first-principles)** to understand the foundational constraints. Then come back here to understand the philosophy and mindset.
-:::
-
-## The Core Philosophy
-
-[Keep existing content but add explicit derivation]
-
-### 1. Documentation is a Means, Not an End
-**Derives from**: Signal-to-Noise Maximization
-
-The goal isn't to create comprehensive documentation. The goal is to **enable effective action**.
-
-[rest of content...]
-
-### 2. Context Beats Comprehensiveness
-**Derives from**: Intent Over Implementation
-
-Capturing **why** something matters is more valuable than exhaustively documenting **what** it is.
-
-[rest of content...]
-
-### 3. Specs Should Reduce Burden, Not Create It
-**Derives from**: Context Economy
-
-Traditional specs often become a burden...
-
-[rest of content...]
-
-### 4. AI Changes Everything
-**Derives from**: Bridge the Gap
-
-In the era of AI-assisted development...
-
-[rest of content...]
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-## AI Integration Migration
-
-**File Structure**:
-- `guide/ai-setup.mdx` (comprehensive setup guide)
-- `guide/ai-best-practices.mdx` (tips and patterns)
-- `guide/ai-examples.mdx` (real-world examples)
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-**`guide/ai-setup.mdx` Structure**:
-
-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'ai-setup'
-- title: 'AI Integration Setup'
-- sidebar_position: 7
-
-Content sections:
-
-# AI Integration Setup
-
-LeanSpec is designed from the ground up to work seamlessly with AI coding agents.
-
-## Why AI Integration Matters
-
-[Content from ai-integration/index.mdx]
-
-## Integration Methods
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-### 1. System Prompts (AGENTS.md)
-[Content from ai-integration/agents-md.mdx + setup.mdx]
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-### 2. MCP Server
-[Brief intro, link to Reference for full API]
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-### 3. Repository Context
-[Content from existing docs]
-
-## Setup Steps
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-[Step-by-step setup from ai-integration/setup.mdx]
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-## Troubleshooting
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-[Common issues and solutions]
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-## Next Steps
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-- **[Best Practices](/docs/guide/ai-best-practices)** - Tips for effective AI integration
-- **[Examples](/docs/guide/ai-examples)** - Real-world workflows
-- **[MCP Server API](/docs/reference/mcp-server)** - Full MCP reference
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-## MCP Server Reference
-
-**File**: `docs-site/docs/reference/mcp-server.mdx`
-
-**Content Source**: `docs/MCP-SERVER.md` (more comprehensive than current docs-site)
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-**Structure**:
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-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'mcp-server'
-- title: 'MCP Server API'
-- sidebar_position: 4
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-Content sections:
-
-# MCP Server API
-
-Complete reference for the LeanSpec Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
-
-## Overview
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-[What is MCP, what does LeanSpec MCP provide]
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-## Tools
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-[Complete tool reference from docs/MCP-SERVER.md]
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-## Resources
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-[Resource reference]
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-## Prompts
-
-[Prompt templates]
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-## Configuration
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-### VS Code (GitHub Copilot)
-[Detailed setup with examples]
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-### Claude Desktop
-[Detailed setup with examples]
-
-### Other Clients
-[Generic setup instructions]
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-## Troubleshooting
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-[Comprehensive troubleshooting from docs/MCP-SERVER.md]
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-## Security Considerations
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-[Security notes from docs/MCP-SERVER.md]
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-## API Details
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-[Technical API details]
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-## Workflow Section
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-**New Files**:
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-### 1. `guide/board-stats.mdx`
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-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'board-stats'
-- title: 'Board & Stats'
-- sidebar_position: 11
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-Content sections:
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-# Board & Stats
-
-Project visibility and health monitoring with LeanSpec.
-
-## Board View
-
-The `lean-spec board` command provides a Kanban-style view of your specs:
-
-```bash
-lean-spec board
-```
-
-Shows specs organized by status:
-- **Planned**: Specs not yet started
-- **In Progress**: Active work
-- **Complete**: Finished specs
-- **Archived**: Historical specs
-
-**Use cases**:
-- Daily standup visibility
-- Sprint planning
-- Identifying bottlenecks
-- Team coordination
-
-## Stats
-
-The `lean-spec stats` command provides project metrics:
-
-```bash
-lean-spec stats
-```
-
-Shows:
-- Total specs by status
-- Completion rate
-- Average spec size
-- Distribution by priority/tags
-
-**Use cases**:
-- Project health checks
-- Identifying trends
-- Planning capacity
-- Reporting progress
-
-## Workflows
-
-### Daily Workflow
-1. Run `lean-spec board` to see current state
-2. Update spec status as you work
-3. Review stats weekly
-
-### Team Workflow
-1. Board in standup meetings
-2. Stats for retrospectives
-3. Track velocity over time
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-## Tips
-
-- Update status early and often
-- Use stats to identify patterns
-- Archive completed work regularly
-
-### 2. `guide/dependencies.mdx`
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-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'dependencies'
-- title: 'Dependencies'
-- sidebar_position: 12
-
-Content sections:
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-# Dependencies
-
-Managing spec relationships and dependencies.
-
-## Understanding Relationships
-
-LeanSpec has two types of relationships:
-
-### `related` - Bidirectional Soft Reference
-
-**Meaning**: Informational relationship between specs (they're related/connected)
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-**Behavior**: Automatically shown from both sides
-
-**Example**:
-```yaml
-# Spec 042
-related: [043]
-
-# Spec 043 doesn't need to list 042
-```
-
-Both specs will show the relationship.
-
-**Use when:**
-- Specs cover related topics
-- Work is coordinated but not blocking
-- Context is helpful but not required
-
-### `depends_on` - Directional Blocking Dependency
-
-**Meaning**: Hard dependency - spec cannot start until dependencies complete
-
-**Behavior**: Directional only
-
-**Example**:
-```yaml
-# Spec A
-depends_on: [spec-b]
-```
-
-**Use when:**
-- Spec truly cannot start until another completes
-- There's a clear dependency chain
-- Work must be done in specific order
-
-## Using deps Command
-
-View spec relationships:
-
-```bash
-lean-spec deps <spec>
-```
-
-Shows:
-- Dependencies (what this spec depends on)
-- Blocks (what this spec blocks)
-- Related specs
-
-## Best Practices
-
-1. **Use `related` by default** - It's simpler and matches most use cases
-2. **Reserve `depends_on` for true blocking dependencies**
-3. **Update once, show everywhere** - `related` only needs to be in one spec
-4. **Check dependencies** - Run `lean-spec deps` to see all relationships
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-## Patterns
-
-### Feature Dependencies
-```yaml
-# Spec B depends on Spec A
-depends_on: [spec-a]
-```
-
-### Related Features
-```yaml
-# Both specs work on same area
-related: [other-spec]
-```
-
-### Complex Dependencies
-```yaml
-# Multiple dependencies
-depends_on: [spec-a, spec-b]
-related: [spec-c, spec-d]
-
-### 3. `guide/validation.mdx`
-
-Frontmatter:
-- id: 'validation'
-- title: 'Validation'
-- sidebar_position: 13
-
-Content sections:
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-# Validation
-
-Quality checks and complexity analysis.
-
-## Validate Command
-
-Check specs for quality issues:
-
-```bash
-lean-spec validate
-```
-
-Validates all specs by default. Check specific specs:
-
-```bash
-lean-spec validate <spec-1> <spec-2>
-```
-
-## Quality Checks
-
-### Line Count
-- **Warning**: Specs over 300 lines
-- **Error**: Specs over 400 lines
-- **Rationale**: Context Economy principle
-
-### Sub-Spec Validation
-- Checks sub-spec files (DESIGN.md, etc.)
-- Ensures sub-specs also follow line limits
-
-### Frontmatter Validation
-- Required fields present
-- Valid values for status, priority
-- Proper date formats
-
-## Complexity Analysis
-
-Validation detects:
-- Overly long specs (Context Economy violation)
-- Missing required frontmatter
-- Invalid frontmatter values
-- Sub-specs that need splitting
-
-## Workflows
-
-### Pre-Commit Check
-```bash
-lean-spec validate
-```
-
-### CI/CD Integration
-```yaml
-# .github/workflows/validate.yml
-- name: Validate Specs
-  run: npx lean-spec validate
-```
-
-### Regular Review
-```bash
-# Weekly spec health check
-lean-spec validate --max-lines 300
-```
-
-## Best Practices
-
-1. **Validate early** - Before committing
-2. **Fix warnings** - Don't let them accumulate
-3. **Split when needed** - Use sub-specs at 400 lines
-4. **Automate** - Add to CI/CD pipeline
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-## Tips
-
-- Use `--max-lines` to set custom thresholds
-- Validate after major changes
-- Keep specs under 300 lines ideally
-- Split complex specs using spec 012 pattern
-
-## Content Migration Checklist
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-### From `docs/` to docs-site
-
-- [ ] Migrate `docs/MCP-SERVER.md` → `docs-site/docs/reference/mcp-server.mdx`
-  - [ ] Copy comprehensive setup instructions
-  - [ ] Copy troubleshooting section
-  - [ ] Copy security considerations
-  - [ ] Format for Docusaurus
-  - [ ] Test all code examples
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-- [ ] Migrate `docs/MIGRATION.md` → `docs-site/docs/guide/migration.mdx`
-  - [ ] Copy migration guides
-  - [ ] Format for Docusaurus
-  - [ ] Add navigation links
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-- [ ] Merge `docs/examples/CUSTOM-FIELDS-GUIDE.md` → `docs-site/docs/guide/custom-fields.mdx`
-  - [ ] Copy examples
-  - [ ] Copy config snippets
-  - [ ] Integrate with existing content
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-- [ ] Deprecate `docs/` folder
-  - [ ] Create `docs/README.md` with redirect message
-  - [ ] Keep folder for backwards compatibility
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-### Within docs-site
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-- [ ] Move `ai-integration/index.mdx` → `guide/ai-setup.mdx`
-- [ ] Merge `ai-integration/setup.mdx` into `guide/ai-setup.mdx`
-- [ ] Move `ai-integration/best-practices.mdx` → `guide/ai-best-practices.mdx`
-- [ ] Move `ai-integration/examples.mdx` → `guide/ai-examples.mdx`
-- [ ] Incorporate `ai-integration/agents-md.mdx` into `guide/ai-setup.mdx`
-- [ ] Update all internal links (`/docs/ai-integration/` → `/docs/guide/`)
-- [ ] Delete `docs-site/docs/ai-integration/` directory
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-## Link Update Strategy
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-### Find and Replace
-
-```bash
-# Update all references
-grep -r "/docs/ai-integration/" docs-site/docs/
-# Replace with /docs/guide/
-```
-
-### Redirect Configuration
-
-Add to `docusaurus.config.ts`:
-
-```typescript
-plugins: [
-  [
-    '@docusaurus/plugin-client-redirects',
-    {
-      redirects: [
-        {
-          from: '/docs/ai-integration/setup',
-          to: '/docs/guide/ai-setup',
-        },
-        {
-          from: '/docs/ai-integration/best-practices',
-          to: '/docs/guide/ai-best-practices',
-        },
-        {
-          from: '/docs/ai-integration/examples',
-          to: '/docs/guide/ai-examples',
-        },
-        // Add more redirects as needed
-      ],
-    },
-  ],
-],
-```
-
-## Testing Checklist
-
-### Automated
-- [ ] Build completes without errors: `cd docs-site && npm run build`
-- [ ] No broken internal links
-- [ ] Search functionality works
-- [ ] All assets load correctly
-
-### Manual
-- [ ] Navigation flows logically
-- [ ] First Principles doc renders correctly
-- [ ] Philosophy shows derivation
-- [ ] AI setup is comprehensive
-- [ ] MCP reference is complete
-- [ ] Workflow docs are clear
-- [ ] All examples work
-- [ ] Mobile rendering correct
-- [ ] Desktop rendering correct
-
-### Content Quality
-- [ ] No spelling/grammar errors
-- [ ] Code examples tested
-- [ ] Links go to correct pages
-- [ ] Images/diagrams load
-- [ ] Formatting consistent