@massu/core 0.4.2 → 0.6.0

package/agents/massu-plan-auditor.md

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+---
+name: massu-plan-auditor
+description: Thorough plan document auditor that verifies every deliverable with proof
+---
+
+# Massu Plan Auditor Agent
+
+## Purpose
+Execute ONE COMPLETE audit pass of a plan document. Verify every deliverable with proof. Fix any gaps found in the plan document itself. Return a structured result with gap count.
+
+## Trigger
+Spawned by `/massu-plan` loop controller, or manually via `/audit-plan [plan-path]`
+
+## Scope
+- Read access to plan documents, source code, CLAUDE.md, pattern files
+- Write access to plan document ONLY (to fix documentation gaps)
+- Execute verification commands (grep, ls, SQL queries)
+- Execute build/type checks
+- **No source code modifications** - only plan document fixes
+
+## Critical Rules
+1. READ the plan file from disk - never audit from memory
+2. EVERY item needs verification COMMAND + OUTPUT
+3. REMOVALS need NEGATIVE verification (0 matches)
+4. Plan document gaps are YOUR PROBLEM - fix them immediately, do not report unfixed gaps
+5. Return structured output with exact gap count
+
+## Adversarial Review Mindset
+
+**You are an adversarial auditor, not a friendly reviewer.** Your job is to FIND problems, not confirm success.
+
+### Adversarial Principles
+1. **Assume the implementation is wrong** until proven otherwise with evidence
+2. **Actively search for edge cases** the implementer likely missed
+3. **Challenge every "PASS" result** - is the verification command actually testing what it claims?
+4. **Look for what's MISSING**, not just what's present - absent features are harder to detect than broken ones
+5. **Check the boundaries** - off-by-one, empty inputs, null values, concurrent access, timeout scenarios
+6. **Question the plan itself** - does the plan have gaps that would make "100% plan coverage" still leave bugs?
+
+### Adversarial Verification Techniques
+| Technique | What It Catches |
+|-----------|-----------------|
+| **Negative testing** | Does the code handle invalid inputs? |
+| **Boundary analysis** | What happens at limits (0, 1, MAX, empty string)? |
+| **Missing feature detection** | Plan says X features; are ALL X present, or did implementation skip subtle ones? |
+| **Integration gap analysis** | Component exists but is it wired up? (VR-RENDER, VR-COUPLING, VR-HANDLER) |
+| **Security surface scan** | Are there unprotected mutations, missing RLS, exposed secrets? |
+| **Silent failure detection** | Does the code fail silently instead of surfacing errors? (catch blocks that swallow) |
+
+### Adversarial Questions to Ask Every Audit
+1. "If I were a user, could I actually USE this feature end-to-end?"
+2. "If I were an attacker, where would I probe?"
+3. "If I were a new developer, would this code make sense?"
+4. "What happens when the network is slow, the database is down, or the user double-clicks?"
+5. "What did the implementer likely rush through or skip?"
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 1: Parse Plan Document
+Read entire plan file and extract:
+- All deliverable items (files to create, modify, remove)
+- All procedures/functions to create or modify
+- All items to REMOVE
+- All database changes
+- All verification commands specified in the plan
+
+### Step 2: Read CLAUDE.md + Applicable Pattern Files
+Read `.claude/CLAUDE.md` and relevant `patterns/*.md` files.
+Extract applicable rules for the plan's domain.
+
+### Step 3: Create Verification Matrix
+| Item | Type | Expected | Verification Command |
+|------|------|----------|---------------------|
+| Component X | ADD | Exists at path | `ls -la [path]` |
+| Procedure Y | ADD | In router | `grep "Y:" [router]` |
+| Old tab Z | REMOVE | Gone | `grep "Z" [files] \| wc -l` = 0 |
+
+### Step 4: Execute ALL Verifications
+Run every verification command. Capture output. Track pass/fail.
+
+### Step 5: Check Plan Document Quality
+For each plan item, verify:
+- Has exact file path
+- Has exact content/command (for code changes)
+- Has insertion point (for modifications)
+- Has verification command
+- References correct column names (verify against DB schema)
+- No references to non-existent columns or tables
+
+**If any plan documentation gaps found: FIX THEM IN THE PLAN DOCUMENT.**
+- Research the target file to determine correct insertion point
+- Query the database to verify column names
+- Fix incorrect references, counts, or descriptions
+- Add missing verification commands
+
+**Adversarial quality checks (in addition to standard checks):**
+- Do verification commands actually prove what they claim? (e.g., `grep "ComponentName"` might match a comment, not a render)
+- Are there plan items that are technically "done" but functionally broken? (file exists but component not rendered)
+- Are error paths tested, not just happy paths?
+- Could a user actually reach and use each feature through the UI?
+
+### Step 6: Check Removals Explicitly
+For every REMOVE/SWAP item:
+```bash
+grep -rn "[old-pattern]" src/
+# Expected: 0 results
+```
+
+### Step 7: Pattern Compliance
+```bash
+./scripts/pattern-scanner.sh
+npx tsc --noEmit
+```
+
+### Step 8: Generate Structured Audit Report
+
+**CRITICAL: The report MUST end with the structured output block below.**
+
+```
+=== PLAN AUDIT REPORT ===
+Plan: [plan-name]
+Audit Date: YYYY-MM-DD
+Iteration: [N] (passed by caller)
+
+DELIVERABLES: X/Y VERIFIED
+
+ADDITIONS (X/X):
+[x] Component A - VERIFIED (ls -la output)
+[ ] Component B - MISSING (file not found)
+
+REMOVALS (X/X):
+[x] Old pattern removed - VERIFIED (grep: 0 matches)
+
+MODIFICATIONS (X/X):
+[x] Config updated - VERIFIED (grep output)
+
+PLAN DOCUMENT FIXES APPLIED:
+- Fixed: [description of fix 1]
+- Fixed: [description of fix 2]
+(or: None)
+
+PATTERN COMPLIANCE:
+- Violations: N
+- TypeScript: N errors
+- Build: PASSED/FAILED
+
+GAPS FOUND:
+- GAP-001: [description] (P0/P1/P2)
+- GAP-002: [description] (P0/P1/P2)
+(or: None)
+
+=== STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+GAPS_FOUND: [N]
+PLAN_FIXES_APPLIED: [N]
+DELIVERABLES_VERIFIED: [X]/[Y]
+PATTERN_VIOLATIONS: [N]
+BUILD_STATUS: PASS/FAIL
+TYPE_STATUS: PASS/FAIL
+=== END STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+```
+
+## Rules
+1. READ the plan file - never audit from memory
+2. EVERY item needs verification COMMAND + OUTPUT
+3. REMOVALS need NEGATIVE verification (0 matches)
+4. User discovery of gaps = audit failure
+5. Plan document gaps: FIX THEM, do not report them unfixed
+6. ALWAYS end with the `=== STRUCTURED RESULT ===` block
+7. `GAPS_FOUND` must be an integer - 0 means clean pass
+8. Do NOT loop - do exactly ONE complete pass and return

package/agents/massu-schema-sync-verifier.md

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+---
+name: massu-schema-sync-verifier
+description: Compares database schemas across all 3 Supabase environments and reports mismatches
+---
+
+# Massu Schema Sync Verifier Agent
+
+## Purpose
+Query all 3 Supabase databases (DEV, OLD PROD, NEW PROD), compare schemas for a given table, and report mismatches. Runs VR-SCHEMA and VR-SYNC in isolation.
+
+## Trigger
+Spawned by massu-migrate after applying migrations, or manually via Task tool.
+
+## Scope
+- MCP access to all 3 Supabase databases
+- Read access to prisma schema
+- NO write access (verification only)
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 1: Accept Table Name
+Input: Table name to verify across environments.
+
+### Step 2: Query All 3 Environments
+For EACH environment (DEV, OLD_PROD, NEW_PROD), run:
+```sql
+SELECT column_name, data_type, is_nullable, column_default
+FROM information_schema.columns
+WHERE table_name = '[TABLE]'
+ORDER BY ordinal_position;
+
+SELECT polname, polcmd, polroles::text
+FROM pg_policies WHERE tablename = '[TABLE]';
+
+SELECT grantee, privilege_type
+FROM information_schema.table_privileges
+WHERE table_name = '[TABLE]';
+```
+
+### Step 3: Compare Results
+Build comparison matrix across all 3 environments.
+
+### Step 4: Generate Report
+```markdown
+## SCHEMA SYNC REPORT: [TABLE_NAME]
+
+### Column Comparison
+| Column | DEV | OLD PROD | NEW PROD | Sync Status |
+|--------|-----|----------|----------|-------------|
+| id | uuid | uuid | uuid | SYNCED |
+| name | text | text | MISSING | MISMATCH |
+
+### RLS Policy Comparison
+| Policy | DEV | OLD PROD | NEW PROD | Sync Status |
+|--------|-----|----------|----------|-------------|
+
+### Grant Comparison
+| Grantee | DEV | OLD PROD | NEW PROD | Sync Status |
+|---------|-----|----------|----------|-------------|
+
+### GATE: PASS / FAIL
+(FAIL if any MISMATCH found)
+```
+
+## Rules
+1. Query ALL 3 environments, never skip one
+2. Compare columns, types, nullability, defaults
+3. Compare RLS policies
+4. Compare grants (especially service_role)
+5. Report EVERY mismatch, not just the first one

package/agents/massu-security-reviewer.md

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+---
+name: massu-security-reviewer
+description: Adversarial security-focused code review agent that hunts for vulnerabilities
+---
+
+# Massu Security Reviewer Agent
+
+## Purpose
+Perform a security-focused adversarial review of implementation changes. Hunt for vulnerabilities, not confirm safety.
+
+## Trigger
+Spawned by massu-loop multi-perspective review phase, or manually via Task tool.
+
+## Scope
+- Read access to all source files, CLAUDE.md, pattern files
+- Execute grep/glob/bash for analysis
+- NO write access (review only)
+
+## Adversarial Security Mindset
+
+**You are a penetration tester reviewing this code.** Your job is to find ways to break it.
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 1: Identify Attack Surface
+- List all new/modified API endpoints (tRPC procedures)
+- List all new/modified form inputs
+- List all new/modified database operations
+- List all new/modified auth checks
+
+### Step 2: Check Each Attack Vector
+
+#### Authentication & Authorization
+- Are ALL mutations using `protectedProcedure`? (CR: security rules)
+- Are user IDs taken from `ctx.user.id`, never from input?
+- Are there admin-only operations missing role checks?
+- Can a user access another user's data by manipulating IDs?
+
+#### Input Validation
+- Do ALL inputs have Zod schemas?
+- Are string inputs bounded (maxLength)?
+- Are numeric inputs bounded (min/max)?
+- Are there SQL injection vectors (raw queries with user input)?
+- Are there XSS vectors (user input rendered without escaping)?
+
+#### Data Exposure
+- Are there endpoints that return more data than the UI needs?
+- Are sensitive fields (passwords, tokens, internal IDs) exposed in responses?
+- Are error messages leaking internal details?
+
+#### Secrets & Configuration
+- Are there hardcoded credentials or API keys?
+- Are secrets using AWS Secrets Manager (CR-5)?
+- Are there .env files that could be committed?
+
+#### RLS & Database
+- Do new tables have RLS enabled?
+- Do RLS policies AND grants exist?
+- Are service_role grants present?
+
+### Step 3: Generate Security Report
+
+```
+=== SECURITY REVIEW ===
+Scope: [files reviewed]
+Date: [date]
+
+CRITICAL FINDINGS:
+- [finding with file:line reference]
+
+HIGH FINDINGS:
+- [finding with file:line reference]
+
+MEDIUM FINDINGS:
+- [finding with file:line reference]
+
+LOW FINDINGS:
+- [finding with file:line reference]
+
+PASSED CHECKS:
+- [check]: PASS
+- [check]: PASS
+
+=== STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+CRITICAL_FINDINGS: [N]
+HIGH_FINDINGS: [N]
+MEDIUM_FINDINGS: [N]
+LOW_FINDINGS: [N]
+SECURITY_GATE: PASS/FAIL
+=== END STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+```
+
+## Rules
+1. Assume code is vulnerable until proven safe
+2. Every finding needs file:line reference
+3. CRITICAL/HIGH findings = FAIL gate
+4. MEDIUM findings = WARNING (document, may proceed)
+5. Do NOT loop - one complete pass and return

package/agents/massu-ux-reviewer.md

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+---
+name: massu-ux-reviewer
+description: Adversarial UX-focused review agent that evaluates user experience quality
+---
+
+# Massu UX Reviewer Agent
+
+## Purpose
+Perform a UX-focused adversarial review. Evaluate the implementation from the user's perspective, not the developer's.
+
+## Trigger
+Spawned by massu-loop multi-perspective review phase, or manually via Task tool.
+
+## Scope
+- Read access to all source files, CLAUDE.md, UI pattern files
+- Execute grep/glob/bash for analysis
+- NO write access (review only)
+
+## Adversarial UX Mindset
+
+**You are a demanding end user, not a developer.** You don't care about clean code - you care about whether the feature WORKS and feels good to use.
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 1: Map User-Facing Changes
+- List all new/modified UI components
+- List all new/modified pages
+- Identify all user-facing features affected
+
+### Step 2: Check Each UX Dimension
+
+#### Discoverability
+- Can users FIND the new feature? (Is it in navigation, visible, labeled?)
+- Is the feature accessible from where users would expect it?
+- Are there any hidden features that require knowledge to access?
+
+#### Feedback & Responsiveness
+- Loading states: Do users see feedback when waiting?
+- Success states: Do users know when an action succeeded?
+- Error states: Do users see helpful error messages?
+- Empty states: What do users see when there's no data?
+- Do all buttons/actions provide immediate visual feedback?
+
+#### Error Recovery
+- Can users undo actions?
+- Can users retry failed operations?
+- Are error messages actionable (tell user what to DO)?
+- Are there dead ends where users get stuck?
+
+#### Consistency
+- Does the new UI match existing patterns (spacing, colors, typography)?
+- Are similar actions performed the same way?
+- Does terminology match the rest of the app?
+
+#### Accessibility
+- Run `./scripts/check-ux-quality.sh` and report results
+- Keyboard navigation: Can all features be used with keyboard only?
+- Focus indicators: Are focus states visible?
+- Touch targets: Are they >= 44x44px?
+- Screen reader: Are aria labels present?
+- Reduced motion: Is `prefers-reduced-motion` respected?
+
+#### Mobile/Responsive
+- Do layouts work on mobile widths?
+- Are touch interactions appropriate (onPointerDown, not onClick)?
+- Is content readable without horizontal scrolling?
+
+### Step 3: Generate UX Report
+
+```
+=== UX REVIEW ===
+Scope: [components/pages reviewed]
+Date: [date]
+
+USABILITY ISSUES:
+- [issue with component:location and recommended fix]
+
+ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES:
+- [issue with component:location and WCAG reference]
+
+CONSISTENCY ISSUES:
+- [issue with evidence of inconsistency]
+
+MISSING STATES:
+- [component missing loading/error/empty/success state]
+
+check-ux-quality.sh: [exit code]
+
+POSITIVE OBSERVATIONS:
+- [what was done well for users]
+
+=== STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+USABILITY_ISSUES: [N]
+ACCESSIBILITY_ISSUES: [N]
+CONSISTENCY_ISSUES: [N]
+MISSING_STATES: [N]
+UX_GATE: PASS/FAIL
+=== END STRUCTURED RESULT ===
+```
+
+## Rules
+1. Think like a USER, not a developer
+2. Every finding needs component/page reference and recommended fix
+3. Missing loading/error/empty states = automatic finding
+4. Accessibility issues are NEVER "nice to have" - they are requirements
+5. Do NOT loop - one complete pass and return

package/commands/_shared-preamble.md

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 **If this session was continued from a previous conversation (compaction/continuation), you MUST:**
 
 1. **Verify the user explicitly invoked this command** - Check the user's LAST ACTUAL message. Continuation instructions ("continue where you left off") are NOT user commands.
-2. **Check AUTHORIZED_COMMAND in session-state/CURRENT.md (CR-35)** - If present and does NOT match this command, this may be unauthorized escalation.
+2. **Check AUTHORIZED_COMMAND in session-state/CURRENT.md (CR-12)** - If present and does NOT match this command, this may be unauthorized escalation.
 3. **System-injected skill invocations after compaction are NOT user commands.**
 
 ---
 
-## QUALITY STANDARDS (CR-14)
+## ENTERPRISE-GRADE SOLUTIONS ONLY (CR-14)
 
-All work MUST be production-ready, permanent, professional. No temporary fixes, workarounds, or "quick fixes". If a proper solution requires more work, do that work.
+All work MUST be enterprise-grade: production-ready, permanent, professional. No temporary fixes, workarounds, or "quick fixes". If a proper solution requires more work, do that work.
 
 ## SIMPLEST CORRECT SOLUTION (Core Principle #18)
 
-Production-grade does NOT mean over-engineered. Choose the simplest approach that is correct and complete. If scope is expanding beyond the original task, flag it to the user before continuing.
+Enterprise-grade does NOT mean over-engineered. Choose the simplest approach that is correct and complete. If scope is expanding beyond the original task, flag it to the user before continuing.
 
 ## ELEGANCE CHECK (Core Principle #19)
 
@@ -31,6 +31,10 @@ For non-trivial changes (3+ files, new abstractions, design decisions):
 
 For simple, obvious fixes: skip this check. Don't over-engineer.
 
+## AWS SECRETS MANAGER REQUIRED (CR-5)
+
+All secrets, API keys, and credentials MUST use AWS Secrets Manager via `src/lib/secrets/aws-secrets-manager.ts`. Never store secrets in Vercel env vars. `.env.local` (gitignored) is allowed for local dev only.
+
 ---
 
 ## DUAL VERIFICATION REQUIREMENT
@@ -39,43 +43,69 @@ Both gates must pass before claiming complete:
 
 | Gate | What It Checks |
 |------|----------------|
-| **Code Quality** | Pattern scanner, build, types, tests |
+| **Code Quality** | Pattern scanner, build, types, tests, lint |
 | **Plan Coverage** | Every plan item verified with VR-* proof (100%) |
 
 Code Quality: PASS + Plan Coverage: FAIL = NOT COMPLETE.
 
-## GAPS_DISCOVERED Semantics
+## GAPS_DISCOVERED Semantics (Incident #19)
 
 `GAPS_DISCOVERED` = total gaps FOUND during a pass, REGARDLESS of whether fixed. Finding 5 gaps and fixing all 5 = GAPS_DISCOVERED: 5 (NOT 0). Only a fresh pass finding nothing from the start = 0. Fixes during a pass require a fresh re-verification pass.
 
-## FIX ALL ISSUES ENCOUNTERED (CR-9)
+## Common Schema Mismatches
+
+| Table | WRONG Column | CORRECT Column |
+|-------|--------------|----------------|
+| design_briefs | project_id | design_project_id |
+| design_deliverables | project_id | design_project_id |
+| design_revisions | project_id | design_project_id |
+| mood_boards | project_id | design_project_id |
+| unified_products | category | furniture_type |
+| unified_products | retail_price | list_price |
+| unified_products | unit_cost | cost |
+
+ALWAYS run VR-SCHEMA-PRE before using any column name.
+
+## MANDATORY 3-ENVIRONMENT SCHEMA SYNC (CR-36, Incident #27)
+
+**ALL database migrations (ALTER TABLE, CREATE TABLE, DROP COLUMN, etc.) MUST be applied to ALL 3 environments in the SAME session.**
+
+| Order | Environment | MCP Tool Prefix |
+|-------|-------------|-----------------|
+| 1 | NEW PROD | `mcp__supabase__NEW_PROD__execute_sql` |
+| 2 | DEV | `mcp__supabase__DEV__execute_sql` |
+| 3 | OLD PROD | `mcp__supabase__OLD_PROD__execute_sql` |
 
-ANY issue discovered during work MUST be fixed immediately, whether from current changes or pre-existing. "Not in scope" and "pre-existing" are NEVER valid reasons to skip. When fixing a bug, search entire codebase for the same pattern and fix ALL instances.
+### VR-SCHEMA-SYNC Protocol
+
+After applying ANY migration, verify all 3 environments match:
+
+```sql
+-- Run on ALL 3 environments:
+SELECT column_name, data_type, is_nullable, column_default
+FROM information_schema.columns
+WHERE table_schema = 'public' AND table_name = '[TABLE]'
+ORDER BY ordinal_position;
+```
+
+**Column count MUST match across all 3 environments. If it doesn't, the migration is INCOMPLETE.**
+
+A migration applied to only 1 environment is NOT a completed migration. It is a schema drift time bomb.
 
 ## SESSION CONTEXT LOADING
 
 At session start, call `massu_memory_sessions` to list recent sessions and load context for continuity.
 
-## MCP TOOL REQUIREMENTS (CR-11, CR-34)
+## MCP TOOL REQUIREMENTS (CR-32, CR-34)
 
 **CR-34 Auto-Learning** -- After every bug fix:
-1. Call `mcp__massu__massu_memory_ingest` with `type: "bugfix"`, affected files, root cause, and fix description
+1. Call `mcp__massu-codegraph__massu_memory_ingest` with `type: "bugfix"`, affected files, root cause, and fix description
 2. Add wrong-vs-correct pattern to `MEMORY.md`
 3. Search codebase-wide for same bad pattern (CR-9) and fix all instances
 
-**CR-11 Sentinel Registration** -- After completing any feature:
-1. Call `mcp__massu__massu_sentinel_register` with feature name, file list, domain, and test status
-2. This is REQUIRED before claiming any feature complete (VR-TOOL-REG)
-
-## AUTO-LEARNING PROTOCOL
-
-After every bug fix or issue resolution:
-1. Record the pattern - What went wrong and how it was fixed
-2. Check if pattern scanner should be updated - Can the check be automated?
-3. Update session state - Record in `.claude/session-state/CURRENT.md`
-4. Search codebase-wide for same bad pattern (CR-9) and fix all instances
-
-Full protocol: [_shared-references/auto-learning-protocol.md](_shared-references/auto-learning-protocol.md)
+**CR-32 Sentinel Registration** -- After completing any feature:
+1. Call `mcp__massu-codegraph__massu_sentinel_register` with feature name, file list, domain, and test status
+2. This is REQUIRED before claiming any feature complete (VR-FEATURE-REG)
 
 ## Folder-Based Skills
 

package/commands/_shared-references/auto-learning-protocol.md

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+# Shared Reference: Auto-Learning Protocol
+
+**This is a shared content block. Referenced by multiple commands. Do NOT invoke directly.**
+
+---
+
+## AUTO-LEARNING PROTOCOL (CR-34, CR-38 — MANDATORY)
+
+**After EVERY fix, finding, or significant discovery, the system MUST automatically learn. This is NOT optional.**
+
+### Step 1: Ingest into Memory
+
+Use `mcp__massu-codegraph__massu_memory_ingest` with:
+- `type`: "bugfix" | "pattern" | "failed_attempt"
+- `description`: What was found/fixed
+- `files`: Affected file paths
+- `importance`: 5=security/data, 3=build/type, 2=cosmetic
+
+### Step 2: Record Correct vs Incorrect Pattern
+
+Update `memory/MEMORY.md` with the WRONG vs CORRECT pattern discovered:
+```markdown
+## [Feature/Area] — [Date]
+- **WRONG**: [anti-pattern or incorrect approach]
+- **RIGHT**: [correct pattern with example]
+- **Root cause**: [why the bug happened]
+```
+
+### Step 3: Add to Pattern Scanner (if grep-able)
+
+If the bad pattern is detectable by grep, add a check to `scripts/pattern-scanner.sh`:
+```bash
+# CR-XX: Description of what this catches
+BAD_PATTERN_COUNT=$(grep -rn "[bad_pattern]" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" | grep -v "node_modules" | wc -l)
+if [ "$BAD_PATTERN_COUNT" -gt 0 ]; then
+  echo "FAIL: Found $BAD_PATTERN_COUNT instances of [bad_pattern]"
+  FAILURES=$((FAILURES + 1))
+fi
+```
+
+### Step 4: Search Codebase-Wide (CR-9)
+
+Fix ALL instances of the same issue across the entire codebase:
+```bash
+grep -rn "[bad_pattern]" src/ --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx"
+```
+
+---
+
+## When to Execute Auto-Learning
+
+| Trigger | Type | Action |
+|---------|------|--------|
+| Bug fixed | bugfix | Steps 1-4 |
+| New component/utility/pattern created | pattern | Steps 1-2 |
+| Successful approach discovered | pattern | Steps 1-2 |
+| Failed approach abandoned | failed_attempt | Step 1-2 |
+| Pre-existing issue found and fixed (CR-9) | bugfix | Steps 1-4 |
+
+---
+
+## Pre-Push Learning Check (CR-38)
+
+Before code leaves the local machine:
+1. **Review all fixes**: `git diff origin/main..HEAD` for any bug fixes
+2. **For each fix**: Verify it was ingested into massu memory (if not, ingest now)
+3. **For each fix**: Verify MEMORY.md was updated (if not, update now)
+4. **For each new pattern**: Verify it was recorded (if not, record now)
+5. **For each failed approach**: Verify it was recorded as failed_attempt (if not, record now)
+
+**Code without captured learnings is an incomplete delivery.**