@polymorphism-tech/morph-spec 4.13.0 → 4.14.0

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- description: MORPH Spec Pipeline — creates or resumes feature planning through phases 0-8 with mandatory approval pauses. Use whenever the user wants to plan, spec, or design a new feature, or when they say /morph-proposal. This is the primary entry point for all MORPH-SPEC feature work.
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- argument-hint: <feature-name>
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- allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, AskUserQuestion
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- ---
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- # MORPH Spec Pipeline
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- Guide a feature through the full planning pipeline (proposal through tasks) with mandatory approval pauses at each gate.
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- ---
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-
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- ## 1. Resume Logic
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- Check if the feature already has state:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec state get {feature-name}
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- ```
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- - **Exists:** Read the current phase and resume from where it stopped (skip completed phases). Create pipeline master tasks (Step 6) and mark already-completed phases as `completed`.
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- - **Does not exist:** Start from scratch (PHASE 0)
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- ---
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- ## 2. PHASE 0: PROPOSAL
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- ### Step 1: Load project context
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- Read these files to understand the project before writing anything:
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- - `.morph/context/README.md` — project overview, tech stack, architecture
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- - `.morph/config/config.json` — project configuration (language, workflow, architecture style)
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- ### Step 2: Detect agents
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- Read `framework/agents.json` (or `.morph/framework/agents.json` in client projects). For each agent:
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- 1. Check if `always_active: true` — include automatically
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- 2. Compare agent `keywords[]` and `domains[]` against the feature description — include on match
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- 3. **Document false-positive exclusions**: for agents that match on keywords but are irrelevant to this feature, note why they were excluded (this helps audit agent selection later)
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- Register each selected agent:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec state add-agent {feature-name} {agent-id}
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- ```
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- ### Step 3: Determine if UI/UX phase is needed
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- If `ui-designer` is among the selected agents, the feature will trigger the UI/UX phase later. Note this decision — it affects the pipeline path.
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- ### Step 4: Create proposal
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- Read the proposal template at `framework/templates/docs/proposal.md` first, then create:
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- ```
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- .morph/features/{feature-name}/
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- 0-proposal/proposal.md
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- ```
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- Fill every section of the template. In particular:
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- - **Metadata table**: date, author, status, priority, stack
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- - **Problem Statement**: use the What/Who/Impact structure from the template
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- - **Proposed Solution**: technical approach, key features, user journey
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- - **Success Metrics**: quantified current vs target values
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- - **Scope**: explicit In Scope, Out of Scope, and Future Considerations
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- - **Risks**: table with likelihood, impact, mitigation
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- - **Dependencies**: checklist of prerequisites
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- - **Estimated Effort**: broken down by phase (in hours)
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- - **Questions & Clarifications**: seed 3-6 questions for the clarify phase — these become input for phase 4
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- ### Step 5: Register state
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec state init {feature-name}
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- morph-spec state set {feature-name} status draft
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- morph-spec state mark-output {feature-name} proposal
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- ```
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- ### Step 6: Create pipeline master tasks
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- > **MANDATORY** — Create one native task per pipeline phase for progress visibility.
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- > These are high-level tasks — one per phase, not per workflow step.
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- ```
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 0: Proposal" → description: "Define feature scope and approach" → activeForm: "Proposal"
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 1: Setup" → description: "Load context, detect agents, confirm stack" → activeForm: "Setup"
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 3: Design" → description: "Schema analysis, spec, contracts, decisions" → activeForm: "Design"
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 4: Clarify" → description: "Resolve ambiguities and edge cases" → activeForm: "Clarify"
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 5: Plan" → description: "Implementation plan with TDD and file paths" → activeForm: "Plan"
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 6: Tasks" → description: "Break spec into T001-T00N with dependencies" → activeForm: "Tasks"
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- ```
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- If `ui-designer` is among the activated agents, also create:
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- ```
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- TaskCreate: "Phase 2: UI/UX" → description: "Design system, mockups, components, flows" → activeForm: "UI/UX"
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- ```
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- Wire dependencies (addBlockedBy) matching the phase sequence:
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- - Setup ← Proposal
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- - UI/UX (if created) ← Setup
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- - Design ← UI/UX (or Setup if no UI/UX)
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- - Clarify ← Design
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- - Plan ← Clarify
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- - Tasks ← Plan
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- Mark "Phase 0: Proposal" as `in_progress` immediately.
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- ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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- Use `AskUserQuestion` to present the approval gate with these elements:
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- 1. **Proposal summary** — 3-4 sentence overview of what was proposed
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- 2. **Agents activated** — table showing agent ID, tier, role, and why selected
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- 3. **Effort estimate** — total hours from the proposal
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- 4. **Key decisions pending** — 2-3 design decisions that will be resolved in the design phase
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- Options: Approve proposal / Request changes / Reject
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- After approval:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec approve {feature-name} proposal
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- morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 3. PHASE 1: SETUP (automatic, no pause)
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- Invoke the `morph-phase-setup` skill.
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- Summary: load project context, confirm stack, list active agents, update state.
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 0: Proposal" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 1: Setup" task → `in_progress`.
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- **No pause here.** Continue automatically to the next phase.
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- ---
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- ## 4. PHASE 2: UI/UX (conditional)
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- Check if `ui-designer` is in `activeAgents`:
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- - **Yes:** Invoke the `morph-phase-uiux` skill. **MANDATORY PAUSE** after generating UI deliverables.
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- - **No:** Skip to PHASE 3.
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 1: Setup" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 2: UI/UX" task → `in_progress` (if UI/UX), or the "Phase 3: Design" task → `in_progress` (if skipping UI/UX).
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- After approval:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec approve {feature-name} uiux
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- morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 5. PHASE 3: DESIGN
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the completing phase task (UI/UX or Setup) → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 3: Design" task → `in_progress`.
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- Invoke the `morph-phase-design` skill.
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- Summary: generate spec.md, contracts.cs (or contracts-vsa.cs for VSA), decisions.md with ADRs.
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- ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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- Present: spec, contracts, decisions, effort estimate. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve design / Adjust scope / Modify contracts.
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- After approval:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec approve {feature-name} design
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- morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 6. PHASE 4: CLARIFY (interactive)
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 3: Design" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 4: Clarify" task → `in_progress`.
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- Invoke the `morph-phase-clarify` skill.
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- Summary: identify ambiguities in spec.md, generate 3-7 targeted questions (building on the questions seeded in the proposal), wait for user answers, update spec with clarifications and edge cases.
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- **Wait for user responses before continuing.**
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- ---
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- ## 7. PHASE 5: PLAN
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 4: Clarify" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 5: Plan" task → `in_progress`.
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- Invoke the `morph-phase-plan` skill.
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- Summary: generate a detailed implementation plan with exact file paths, TDD structure, and context-aware execution strategy.
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- ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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- Present: implementation plan with recommended strategy. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve plan / Adjust strategy / Modify plan.
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- After approval:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec approve {feature-name} plan
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- morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 8. PHASE 6: TASKS
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 5: Plan" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 6: Tasks" task → `in_progress`.
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- Invoke the `morph-phase-tasks` skill.
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- Summary: break spec into tasks T001-TXXX with dependencies, checkpoints, estimates.
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- ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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- Present: task breakdown, execution order, total estimate. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve tasks / Reprioritize / Add or remove tasks.
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- After approval:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec approve {feature-name} tasks
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- morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 9. Planning Complete
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- > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Phase 6: Tasks" task → `completed`.
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- After task approval:
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- ```
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- Planning complete! Run /morph-apply {feature-name} to start implementation.
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- ```
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- ---
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- **Feature requested:** $ARGUMENTS
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+ ---
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+ description: MORPH Spec Pipeline — creates or resumes feature planning through proposal, design, plan, and tasks phases with mandatory approval pauses. Use whenever the user wants to plan, spec, or design a new feature, or when they say /morph-proposal. This is the primary entry point for all MORPH-SPEC feature work.
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+ argument-hint: <feature-name>
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+ allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, AskUserQuestion
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+ ---
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+
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+ # MORPH Spec Pipeline
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+
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+ Guide a feature through the full planning pipeline (proposal through tasks) with mandatory approval pauses at each gate.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## 1. Resume Logic
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+ Check if the feature already has state:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec state get {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+
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+ - **Exists:** Read the current phase and resume from where it stopped (skip completed phases). Create pipeline master tasks (Step 6) and mark already-completed phases as `completed`.
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+ - **Does not exist:** Start from scratch (PHASE 0)
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 2. PHASE 0: PROPOSAL
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+ ### Step 1: Load project context
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+ Read these files to understand the project before writing anything:
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+ - `.morph/context/README.md` — project overview, tech stack, architecture
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+ - `.morph/config/config.json` — project configuration (language, workflow, architecture style)
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+
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+ ### Step 2: Detect agents
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+ Read `framework/agents.json` (or `.morph/framework/agents.json` in client projects). For each agent:
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+ 1. Check if `always_active: true` — include automatically
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+ 2. Compare agent `keywords[]` and `domains[]` against the feature description — include on match
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+ 3. **Document false-positive exclusions**: for agents that match on keywords but are irrelevant to this feature, note why they were excluded (this helps audit agent selection later)
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+
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+ Register each selected agent:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec state add-agent {feature-name} {agent-id}
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 3: Determine if UI/UX phase is needed
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+ If `ui-designer` is among the selected agents, the feature will trigger the UI/UX phase later. Note this decision — it affects the pipeline path.
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+
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+ ### Step 4: Create proposal
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+ Read the proposal template at `framework/templates/docs/proposal.md` first, then create:
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+ ```
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+ .morph/features/{feature-name}/
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+ 0-proposal/proposal.md
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+ ```
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+ Fill every section of the template. In particular:
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+ - **Metadata table**: date, author, status, priority, stack
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+ - **Problem Statement**: use the What/Who/Impact structure from the template
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+ - **Proposed Solution**: technical approach, key features, user journey
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+ - **Success Metrics**: quantified current vs target values
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+ - **Scope**: explicit In Scope, Out of Scope, and Future Considerations
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+ - **Risks**: table with likelihood, impact, mitigation
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+ - **Dependencies**: checklist of prerequisites
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+ - **Estimated Effort**: broken down by phase (in hours)
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+ - **Questions & Open Points**: seed 3-6 questions to be resolved during the design phase
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+ ### Step 5: Register state
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec state init {feature-name}
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+ morph-spec state set {feature-name} status draft
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+ morph-spec state mark-output {feature-name} proposal
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 6: Create pipeline master tasks
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+ > **MANDATORY** — Create one native task per pipeline phase for progress visibility.
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+ > These are high-level tasks — one per phase, not per workflow step.
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+ ```
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+ TaskCreate: "Proposal" → description: "Define feature scope and approach"
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+ TaskCreate: "Design" → description: "Schema analysis, spec, contracts, decisions"
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+ TaskCreate: "Plan" → description: "Implementation plan with TDD and file paths"
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+ TaskCreate: "Tasks" → description: "Break spec into T001-T00N with dependencies"
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+ ```
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+ If `ui-designer` is among the activated agents, also create:
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+ ```
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+ TaskCreate: "UI/UX" → description: "Design system, mockups, components, flows"
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+ ```
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+ Wire dependencies matching the phase sequence:
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+ - UI/UX (if created) ← Proposal
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+ - Design ← UI/UX (or Proposal if no UI/UX)
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+ - Plan ← Design
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+ - Tasks ← Plan
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+ Mark "Proposal" as `in_progress` immediately.
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+ ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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+ Use `AskUserQuestion` to present the approval gate with these elements:
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+ 1. **Proposal summary** — 3-4 sentence overview of what was proposed
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+ 2. **Agents activated** — table showing agent ID, tier, role, and why selected
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+ 3. **Effort estimate** — total hours from the proposal
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+ 4. **Key decisions pending** — 2-3 design decisions that will be resolved in the design phase
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+ Options: Approve proposal / Request changes / Reject
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+ After approval:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec approve {feature-name} proposal
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+ morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 3. PHASE 1: UI/UX (conditional)
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+ Check if `ui-designer` is in `activeAgents`:
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+ - **Yes:** Invoke the `morph-phase-uiux` skill. **MANDATORY PAUSE** after generating UI deliverables.
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+ - **No:** Skip to PHASE 2.
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+ > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Proposal" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "UI/UX" task → `in_progress` (if UI/UX), or the "Design" task → `in_progress` (if skipping UI/UX).
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+ After approval:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec approve {feature-name} uiux
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+ morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 4. PHASE 2: DESIGN
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+ > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the completing phase task (UI/UX or Proposal) → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Design" task → `in_progress`.
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+ Invoke the `morph-phase-design` skill.
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+ Summary: generate spec.md, contracts.cs (or contracts-vsa.cs for VSA), decisions.md with ADRs.
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+ ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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+ Present: spec, contracts, decisions, effort estimate. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve design / Adjust scope / Modify contracts.
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+ After approval:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec approve {feature-name} design
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+ morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 5. PHASE 3: PLAN
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+ > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Design" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Plan" task → `in_progress`.
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+ Invoke the `morph-phase-plan` skill.
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+ Summary: generate a detailed implementation plan with exact file paths, TDD structure, and context-aware execution strategy.
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+ ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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+ Present: implementation plan with recommended strategy. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve plan / Adjust strategy / Modify plan.
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+ After approval:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec approve {feature-name} plan
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+ morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 6. PHASE 4: TASKS
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+ > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Plan" task → `completed`. `TaskUpdate` the "Tasks" task → `in_progress`.
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+ Invoke the `morph-phase-tasks` skill.
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+ Summary: break spec into tasks T001-TXXX with dependencies, checkpoints, estimates.
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+ ### MANDATORY PAUSE
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+ Present: task breakdown, execution order, total estimate. Use `AskUserQuestion` with options: Approve tasks / Reprioritize / Add or remove tasks.
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+ After approval:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec approve {feature-name} tasks
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+ morph-spec phase advance {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 7. Planning Complete
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+ > **Task lifecycle:** `TaskUpdate` the "Tasks" task → `completed`.
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+ After task approval:
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+ ```
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+ Planning complete! Run /morph-apply {feature-name} to start implementation.
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ **Feature requested:** $ARGUMENTS
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- description: Show current MORPH project status and all features in development with their phases and approvals
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- allowed-tools: Read, Bash
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- ---
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- # MORPH Project Status
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- Show the current MORPH project status and features in development.
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- ## Usage
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- **ALWAYS** use the state-manager CLI to get status:
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- ```bash
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- morph-spec state list
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- ```
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- This command automatically shows:
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- - All active features
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- - Current phase of each feature
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- - Task progress (X/Y)
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- - Active agents
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- - Estimated costs
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- ## Additional Checks
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- ### 1. MORPH Configuration
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- - [ ] `.morph/project.md` exists and is filled in
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- - [ ] `.morph/config/config.json` configured
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- ### 2. Specific Feature Details
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- To get detailed JSON for a feature:
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- morph-spec state get {feature-name}
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- ```
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- - Total time spent
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- - Accumulated cost
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- ## Output
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- The `morph-spec state list` command automatically generates a formatted dashboard:
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- ```
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- ║ MORPH-SPEC PROJECT STATUS ║
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- ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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- ║ Project: {PROJECT_NAME} ║
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- ║ Type: dotnet-nextjs ║
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- ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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- ║ FEATURES ║
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- ║ 📝 {feature-1} ║
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- ║ Phase: implement │ Tasks: 5/12 ║
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- ║ Agents: ef-modeler hangfire-orchestrator ║
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- ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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- ║ 📝 {feature-2} ║
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- ║ Phase: design │ Tasks: 0/0 ║
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- ║ Agents: None ║
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- ║ SUMMARY ║
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- ║ Total Features: 2 ║
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- ║ Completed: 0 ║
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- ║ Estimated Cost: $5.50/month ║
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- ```
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- **Simply run the command and show the result to the user.**
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- ## Available Actions
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- Suggest next actions:
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- - `/morph-proposal {feature}` - Create a new feature
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- - `/morph-apply {feature}` - Implement a feature
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- - `/morph-archive {feature}` - Archive a completed feature
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- ---
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- $ARGUMENTS
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+ description: Show current MORPH project status and all features in development with their phases and approvals
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+ argument-hint: [feature-name]
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+ allowed-tools: Read, Bash
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+ ---
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+
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+ # MORPH Project Status
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+
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+ Show the current MORPH project status and features in development.
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+ ## Usage
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+ **ALWAYS** use the state-manager CLI to get status:
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec state list
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+ ```
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+ This command automatically shows:
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+ - All active features
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+ - Current phase of each feature
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+ - Task progress (X/Y)
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+ - Active agents
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+ ## Additional Checks
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+
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+ ### 1. MORPH Configuration
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+ - [ ] `.morph/config/config.json` configured
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+ - [ ] `.morph/framework/standards/` present
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+
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+ ### 2. Specific Feature Details
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+
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+ To get detailed JSON for a feature:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ morph-spec state get {feature-name}
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Output
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+
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+ The `morph-spec state list` command automatically generates a formatted dashboard:
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+ ```
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+ ╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
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+ ║ MORPH-SPEC PROJECT STATUS ║
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+ ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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+ ║ Project: {PROJECT_NAME} ║
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+ ║ Type: dotnet-nextjs ║
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+ ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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+ ║ FEATURES ║
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+ ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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+ ║ {feature-1} ║
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+ ║ Phase: implement | Tasks: 5/12 ║
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+ ║ Agents: ef-modeler hangfire-orchestrator ║
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+ ╠════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣
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+ ║ {feature-2} ║
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+ ║ Phase: design | Tasks: 0/0 ║
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+ ║ Agents: None ║
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+ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Simply run the command and show the result to the user.**
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+
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+ ## Available Actions
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+ Suggest next actions:
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+ - `/morph-proposal {feature}` - Create a new feature
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+ - `/morph-apply {feature}` - Implement a feature
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ $ARGUMENTS