@relipa/ai-flow-kit 0.0.3 → 0.0.4-beta.2

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+ # GitHub Copilot Custom Instructions
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+ You are an expert AI assistant specialized in this project's stack. Follow the Gate Workflow and Team Rules strictly.
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > Always check for context in `.claude/context/current.json` and progress in the `plan/` folder before suggesting changes.
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+ If the Gate Workflow hasn't started, wait for the developer to type **"start"** or **"Gate 1"**.
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+ # Cursor AI Project Rules
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+ You are an expert AI assistant specialized in this project's stack. Follow the Gate Workflow and Team Rules strictly.
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > Always check `.claude/context/current.json` and the `plan/` directory before starting any task to understand current context and progress.
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+ If Gate 1 doesn't auto-start, wait for the developer to type **"start"**, **"Gate 1"** or **"Analyze ticket"**.
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+ # Gemini AI System Instructions
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+ You are an expert AI assistant specialized in this project's stack. Follow the Gate Workflow and Team Rules strictly.
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > When starting a session, always read `.claude/context/current.json` to load ticket context and check the `plan/` directory for existing progress.
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+ If no instructions are automatically followed, wait for the developer to type **"start"** or **"Gate 1"** to start the analysis.
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+ # AI System Instructions
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+ You are an expert AI assistant. Follow the project's Gate Workflow and Team Rules strictly.
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+ ## Context Awareness
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+ - **Ticket context**: `.claude/context/current.json`
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+ - **Task progress**: `plan/[ticket-id]/`
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+ - **Rules**: `.rules/`
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+ Follow the gated workflow and rules defined below.
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+ If Gate 1 does not start automatically, please start it when the developer types **"Gate 1"**.
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- # Vue/Nuxt.js AI System Prompt
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- You are an expert Vue.js & Nuxt 3 developer. Follow these rules.
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- ## MANDATORY: Strict Gate Workflow
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- > **Absolute Rule: Complete Gate N before entering Gate N+1.**
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- > **Do not skip, shorten, or merge Gates.**
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- You have superpowers. When a ticket context exists in `.claude/context/current.json`:
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- - **AUTO-START Gate 1 immediately** — do NOT wait for the developer to ask.
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- - Read `CLAUDE.md` (this file) and follow the gate sequence below — NO EXCEPTIONS.
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- ---
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- ### GATE 1 — AI Analyze Requirement (auto-start)
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- **INVOKE:** `validate-ticket` skill
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- AI actively reads ticket + source code to understand the requirement:
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- 1. Read `.claude/context/current.json` — ticket info
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- 2. Read source code — architecture, related files, data flow
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- 3. If anything is unclear — ask ONE question at a time, wait for reply
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- 4. Output `plan/[ticket-id]/requirement.md` with:
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- - Requirements summary, source code analysis
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- - Proposed solution and approach
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- - Impact analysis, effort estimate, testing plan
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- 5. Display "GATE 1: Requirement doc ready" → wait for **APPROVED**
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- DO NOT just check format — **understand the content and propose solutions**.
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- ---
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- ### GATE 2 — Implementation Plan (wait for APPROVED)
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- **INVOKE:** `generate-spec` skill, then `superpowers:writing-plans`
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- - Create a detailed TDD implementation plan based on the approved requirement.
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- - Display: "GATE 2 PAUSED: type APPROVED to start coding".
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- - CODE WILL NOT BE GENERATED until "APPROVED" is received.
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- ---
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- ### GATE 3 — Code Generation (TDD only)
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- Only runs after Gate 2 has been APPROVED.
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- **INVOKE:** `superpowers:test-driven-development`
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- - Complex feature (3+ files): `superpowers:subagent-driven-development`
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- - Write tests FIRST — run to confirm FAIL -> implement -> PASS.
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- - Bug fix EXTRA: `superpowers:systematic-debugging` + `investigate-bug` skill first.
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- ### GATE 4 — AI Self-Review (wait for APPROVED)
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- **INVOKE:** `review-plan` skill
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- Mandatory order:
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- 1. `superpowers:verification-before-completion` — all tests must PASS
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- 2. `impact-analysis` skill — check for breaking changes
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- 3. `custom/rules/review-checklist.md` — tick each item
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- 4. Create `plan/[ticket-id]/summary.md`
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- Then: "GATE 4 PAUSED: type APPROVED or BUG: [description]"
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- - Coding bug -> fix -> repeat Gate 4.
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- - Requirement bug -> return to Gate 1.
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- ### GATE 5 — Peer Review and Done
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- Only runs after Gate 4 has been APPROVED.
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- **INVOKE:** `superpowers:requesting-code-review`
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- Guide on creating a Pull Request with the ticket link.
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- - Use `<script setup lang="ts">` with Composition API exclusively. Do not use the Options API.
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- - Use explicit Nuxt auto-imports where appropriate, but maintain clarity on complex utilities.
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- - For state management, prefer Pinia or native `useState` bindings in Nuxt.
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- - Use `useFetch` or `useAsyncData` for server-side data fetching. Use `$fetch` for client-side API requests outside component initialization.
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- - Keep components small and specialized.
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- - Adhere to the official Vue Style Guide (Priority A and B).
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- Ensure code is strictly typed with TypeScript.
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+ # Vue/Nuxt.js AI System Prompt
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+ You are an expert Vue.js & Nuxt 3 developer. Follow these rules.
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+ ---
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+ - Use `<script setup lang="ts">` with Composition API exclusively. Do not use the Options API.
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+ - Use explicit Nuxt auto-imports where appropriate, but maintain clarity on complex utilities.
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+ - For state management, prefer Pinia or native `useState` bindings in Nuxt.
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+ - Use `useFetch` or `useAsyncData` for server-side data fetching. Use `$fetch` for client-side API requests outside component initialization.
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+ - Keep components small and specialized.
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+ - Adhere to the official Vue Style Guide (Priority A and B).
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+ Ensure code is strictly typed with TypeScript.
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+ # Multi-AI Environment Integration
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+ `ai-flow-kit` is designed to be tool-agnostic. While it works best with Claude Code CLI due to deep MCP integration, you can use it with any AI tool.
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+ ## Supported Environments
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+ | Tool | Instruction File | Support Level | Key Features |
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+ | **Claude Code** | `CLAUDE.md` | Native (Best) | Auto-triggers, full MCP access, session hooks. |
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+ | **Cursor** | `.cursorrules` | High | Project-wide rules, `@Codebase` context. |
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+ | **Gemini CLI** | `GEMINI.md` | Medium | System instructions support. |
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+ | **GitHub Copilot** | `.github/copilot-instructions.md` | Medium | Inline suggestions, custom instructions. |
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+ | **OpenCode / Generic** | `AI_INSTRUCTIONS.md` | General | Manual context loading. |
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+ ## Tool-Specific Setup
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+ ### 1. Cursor AI
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+ When you run `aiflow init`, it generates a `.cursorrules` file.
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+ - Cursor will automatically read this file to understand the **Gate Workflow**.
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+ - Use `@Codebase` when you need the AI to search across your whole project.
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+ - **Resumption**: If you start a task in Claude Code and switch to Cursor, Cursor will see the generated `plan/` files and resume from where you left off.
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+ ### 2. Gemini CLI
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+ Pass `GEMINI.md` as system instructions to your Gemini session.
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+ - **Tip**: Always ensure the AI reads `.claude/context/current.json` first to load the ticket context.
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+ - Gemini is excellent for large context analysis during Gate 1.
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+ ### 3. GitHub Copilot / Codex
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+ Copilot uses `.github/copilot-instructions.md` to guide its suggestions.
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+ - This ensures that Copilot's inline completions follow your project's architecture and team rules.
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+ ## Cross-Tool State Resumption
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+ The "Secret Sauce" of `ai-flow-kit` is its file-based state management:
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+ 1. **Context**: Saved in `.claude/context/current.json`.
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+ 2. **Progress**: Saved as Markdown docs in `plan/[ticket-id]/`.
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+ 3. **Rules**: Saved in `.rules/`.
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+ Because these are standard files, any AI tool can read them. You can:
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+ 1. Start **Gate 1** (Analysis) in Claude Code.
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+ 2. Review and **Approve** the requirement doc.
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+ 3. Switch to **Cursor** for **Gate 3** (Coding) because you prefer the IDE integrations.
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+ 4. Switch back to **Claude Code** for **Gate 4** (Self-Review) to use its automated testing power.
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+ ## Best Practices
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+ - **Always Approve Docs**: Ensure `requirement.md` and `plan.md` are approved (you can just type "APPROVED" in the chat or edit the file to say so).
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+ - **Update Status**: If you make progress in a tool that doesn't have hooks, manually update the `summary.md` or the ticket status.
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+ # AI Flow Kit — Developer Rollout Guide
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+ Welcome to the **AI Flow Kit**! This guide is designed to get you up and running with our standardized AI development workflow.
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+ ## 1. What is AI Flow Kit?
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+ It's a "Zero-Config" framework for AI-assisted development. It automatically:
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+ - Pulls ticket context (requirements, comments) from Backlog/Jira.
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+ - Orchestrates a **5-Gate Workflow** (Analyze → Plan → Code → Review → PR).
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+ - Enforces team coding standards and architecture rules.
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+ - Synchronizes state across different AI tools (Claude, Cursor, Gemini).
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+ ## 2. Prerequisites
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+ Before starting, ensure you have:
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+ 1. **Node.js** (v18 or higher).
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+ 2. **AI Tool(s)**:
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+ - **Claude Code CLI** (Recommended for analysis and heavy tasks).
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+ - **Cursor AI** (Recommended for coding and UI work).
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+ - **Gemini CLI** or **GitHub Copilot** (Alternative options).
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+ ## 3. Installation
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+ Run this command to install the CLI tool globally:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Stable version
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+ npm install -g @relipa/ai-flow-kit
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+ # Beta version (recommend for newest features)
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+ npm install -g @relipa/ai-flow-kit@beta
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+ # Verification
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+ aiflow --version
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+ # Uninstall
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+ npm uninstall -g @relipa/ai-flow-kit
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+ ## 4. First-time Setup
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+ In your project root, run:
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+ ```bash
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+ aiflow init --framework [your-framework] --adapter [backlog/jira]
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+ ```
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+ *Example: `aiflow init --framework nestjs --adapter backlog`*
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+ **What this does:**
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+ 1. Verifies your API keys.
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+ 2. Creates instruction files: `CLAUDE.md`, `.cursorrules`, `GEMINI.md`.
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+ 3. Installs "Superpowers" skills.
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+ ## 5. Daily Task Workflow (The 5 Gates)
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+ ### Step 1: Start a Task
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+ Load the ticket context from your issue tracker:
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+ ```bash
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+ aiflow use PROJ-33
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 2: Open your AI Tool
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+ - **Claude Code**: Type `claude`. The AI will automatically start **Gate 1**.
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+ - **Cursor**: Just start chatting with Cursor. It will detect the active ticket and start analyzing.
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+ ### Step 3: Follow the Gates
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+ The AI *must* pass each gate in order. You act as the **Reviewer**.
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+ 1. **⛩️ Gate 1: Requirement Analysis**
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+ - AI reads code + ticket.
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+ - AI outputs `plan/PROJ-33/requirement.md`.
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+ - **Your Action**: Read the doc. If OK, type `APPROVED`.
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+ 2. **⛩️ Gate 2: Implementation Plan**
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+ - AI creates a step-by-step TDD plan.
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+ - **Your Action**: Type `APPROVED` to start coding.
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+ 3. **⛩️ Gate 3: Coding (TDD)**
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+ - AI writes tests first, then code.
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+ - **Your Action**: Monitor.
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+ 4. **⛩️ Gate 4: Self-Review**
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+ - AI verifies tests and checks a review-checklist.
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+ - **Your Action**: Review the final diff. If OK, type `APPROVED`.
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+ - **Your Action**: Create the PR and ask for a peer review.
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+ ## 6. Switching AI Tools Mid-Task
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+ You can switch tools at any time because the "brain" (the State) is stored in your project files.
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+ **Example Scenario:**
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+ 1. Use **Claude Code CLI** for **Gate 1** (Analysis) because it's great at exploring many files.
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+ 2. Once you type `APPROVED`, close Claude.
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+ 3. Open **Cursor** for **Gate 3** (Coding) to take advantage of its excellent editor integration. Cursor will see you've already finished the analysis and will continue from the plan.
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+ ## 7. Best Practices
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+ - **One question at a time**: If the AI asks 5 questions, answer them one by one or ignore the irrelevant ones.
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+ - **Small commits**: Let the AI commit frequently (default behavior).
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+ - **Be the Pilot**: The AI is your co-pilot. If its solution looks over-engineered, tell it: *"Simplify this by using [X] pattern"*.
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+ ## 8. Troubleshooting
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+ - **AI is stuck**: Type `reset context` or use `aiflow doctor` to check setup.
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+ - **Credentials fail**: Re-run `aiflow init --adapter backlog` to update keys.
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+ - **Rules not followed**: Remind the AI: *"Follow the rules in CLAUDE.md"*.
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+ **Happy Coding!** สำหรับรายละเอียดเชิงลึก โปรดดู [AIFLOW.md](../AIFLOW.md).
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  "name": "@relipa/ai-flow-kit",
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  "description": "All-in-one AI Flow Kit for team development with Claude AI - skills, templates, and MCP adapters",
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  "author": "Relipa AI Team",
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  lines.push('6. Display GATE 1 prompt and wait for APPROVED');
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  lines.push('DO NOT wait for the developer to ask. START NOW.');
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