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+ # Fusion Capabilities Catalog
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ Fusion (kb) is an AI-orchestrated task board. Tasks flow through columns:
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+ Triage → Todo → In Progress → In Review → Done → Archived
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+
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+ ## Pi Extension Tools (Available to Agents)
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+ | Tool | Purpose |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `fn_task_create` | Create a new task in triage |
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+ | `fn_task_update` | Update task title, description, or dependencies |
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+ | `fn_task_list` | List all tasks grouped by column |
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+ | `fn_task_show` | Show full task details, steps, log |
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+ | `fn_task_attach` | Attach a file to a task |
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+ | `fn_task_pause` | Pause automation for a task |
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+ | `fn_task_unpause` | Resume automation for a task |
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+ | `fn_task_retry` | Retry a failed task (clears error, moves to todo) |
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+ | `fn_task_duplicate` | Duplicate a task (copy to triage) |
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+ | `fn_task_refine` | Create refinement task for follow-up work |
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+ | `fn_task_archive` | Archive a done task |
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+ | `fn_task_unarchive` | Restore an archived task |
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+ | `fn_task_delete` | Permanently delete a task |
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+ | `fn_task_import_github` | Batch import GitHub issues as tasks |
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+ | `fn_task_import_github_issue` | Import a single GitHub issue |
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+ | `fn_task_browse_github_issues` | Browse GitHub issues before importing |
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+ | `fn_task_plan` | Create task via AI-guided planning mode |
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+ | `fn_mission_create` | Create a new mission |
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+ | `fn_mission_list` | List all missions |
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+ | `fn_mission_show` | Show mission hierarchy |
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+ | `fn_mission_delete` | Delete a mission |
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+ | `fn_milestone_add` | Add a milestone to a mission |
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+ | `fn_slice_add` | Add a slice to a milestone |
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+ | `fn_feature_add` | Add a feature to a slice |
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+ | `fn_slice_activate` | Activate a pending slice |
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+ | `fn_feature_link_task` | Link a feature to a task |
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+ | `fn_agent_stop` | Stop (pause) a running agent |
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+ | `fn_agent_start` | Start (resume) a stopped agent |
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+ | `fn_skills_search` | Search skills.sh for agent skills |
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+ | `fn_skills_install` | Install a skill from skills.sh |
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+ ## CLI Commands (fn)
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+ ### Dashboard
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+ - `fn dashboard` — Start web UI + AI engine
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+ - `fn dashboard --paused` — Start with automation paused
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+ - `fn dashboard --dev` — Start web UI only (no AI engine)
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+
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+ ### Task Management
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+ - `fn task create "description"` — Create a new task
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+ - `fn task plan "description"` — AI-guided planning mode
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+ - `fn task list` — List all tasks
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+ - `fn task show KB-001` — Show task details
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+ - `fn task move KB-001 todo` — Move task to a column
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+ - `fn task merge KB-001` — Merge an in-review task
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+ - `fn task duplicate KB-001` — Duplicate a task
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+ - `fn task refine KB-001 --feedback "..."` — Create refinement task
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+ - `fn task archive/unarchive KB-001` — Archive/restore tasks
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+ - `fn task delete KB-001` — Delete a task
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+ - `fn task retry KB-001` — Retry a failed task
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+ - `fn task comment KB-001 "..."` — Add a task comment
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+ - `fn task steer KB-001 "..."` — Add steering comment
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+ - `fn task pause/unpause KB-001` — Control automation
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+ - `fn task logs KB-001` — View task agent logs
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+
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+ ### GitHub Integration
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+ - `fn task import owner/repo` — Batch import issues
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+ - `fn task import owner/repo -i` — Interactive import
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+ - `fn task pr-create KB-001` — Create PR for task
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+ ### Git Commands
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+ - `fn git status/fetch/pull/push` — Git operations
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+ ### Settings
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+ - `fn settings` — Show current settings
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+ - `fn settings set key value` — Update a setting
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+ ## AI Engine Components
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+ 1. **TriageProcessor** — Auto-specifications for tasks in triage column
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+ 2. **Scheduler** — Dependency resolution, concurrency management
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+ 3. **TaskExecutor** — Creates worktrees, executes tasks with coding tools
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+ ## Task Storage Structure
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+ ```
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+ .kb/
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+ ├── kb.db # SQLite database (WAL mode)
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+ ├── config.json # Board config
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+ └── tasks/
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+ └── KB-001/
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+ ├── PROMPT.md # Task specification
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+ ├── agent.log # Execution logs
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+ └── attachments/ # File attachments
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+ ```
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+ ## Dashboard Features
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+ - Real-time kanban board with drag-and-drop
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+ - Board view and list view
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+ - Task detail modal with tabs (Details, Spec, Model, Workflow, Comments)
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+ - Git manager (commits, branches, worktrees)
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+ - Activity log
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+ - Settings modal
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+ - Workflow step manager
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+ - Scheduled tasks (automations)
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+ - GitHub import modal
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+ - Theme system (8+ themes, dark/light/system)
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+
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+ ## Key Settings
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+ | Setting | Default | Description |
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+ |---------|---------|-------------|
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+ | `maxConcurrent` | 2 | Concurrent task execution lanes (executor + merge). Triage/specification is controlled by `maxTriageConcurrent`. |
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+ | `maxTriageConcurrent` | 2 | Concurrent triage/specification agents. Falls back to `maxConcurrent` when undefined. |
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+ | `autoMerge` | true | Auto-merge completed tasks |
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+ | `requirePlanApproval` | false | Manual approval for specs |
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+ | `prCompletionMode` | direct | Completion: direct/pr-first |
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+ | `taskStuckTimeoutMs` | — | Stuck task detection timeout |
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+ | `recycleWorktrees` | false | Pool and reuse worktrees |
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+ # Skill Patterns Analysis
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+ ## Patterns Observed from High-Quality Skills
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+ ### 1. Router Pattern (create-skill)
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+ - SKILL.md acts as a router with `<routing>` section
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+ - Maps user intent to specific workflow files
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+ - Essential principles are inline in SKILL.md (always loaded)
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+ - Workflows have `<required_reading>`, `<process>`, `<success_criteria>`
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+ - References contain reusable domain knowledge
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+ ### 2. Command Reference Pattern (agent-browser)
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+ - Core workflow presented upfront (navigate → snapshot → interact → re-snapshot)
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+ - Essential commands with examples inline
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+ - Common patterns section for frequent use cases
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+ - Deep-dive references linked at the bottom via table
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+ - Templates for ready-to-use scripts
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+ - Uses `allowed-tools` for Bash commands
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+
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+ ### 3. Search & Discover Pattern (find-skills)
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+ - Simple single-file skill (no router needed)
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+ - Clear "When to Use" triggers section
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+ - Step-by-step guidance for common flow
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+ - Fallback guidance when primary path fails
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+ - Tips section for optimization
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+ ## Key Takeaways for Fusion Skill
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+ 1. **Use router pattern** — Fusion has multiple distinct workflows (task management, lifecycle, specs, dashboard/CLI)
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+ 2. **No `allowed-tools` needed** — Fusion tools are registered via pi extension, not Bash CLI
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+ 3. **Inline essential concepts** — Task columns, workflow overview in SKILL.md
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+ 4. **Progressive disclosure** — SKILL.md routes to workflows, workflows reference detailed docs
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+ 5. **Pure XML structure** — No markdown headings (#, ##, ###) in body
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+ 6. **Triggers section** — Clear when-to-use criteria
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+ 7. **Under 500 lines** — Keep SKILL.md concise, split to workflows/references
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+ # Fusion Task Storage Structure
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+ ## Database Architecture
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+ Fusion uses a hybrid storage architecture: structured metadata in SQLite, large blobs on the filesystem.
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+ **Project database:** `.fusion/fusion.db` (SQLite with WAL mode)
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+ **Filesystem blobs:**
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+ ```
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+ .fusion/
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+ ├── fusion.db # SQLite database (WAL mode)
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+ ├── config.json # Board config + workflow steps
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+ └── tasks/
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+ └── KB-001/
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+ ├── PROMPT.md # Task specification (generated by triage AI)
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+ ├── agent.log # Execution logs from the AI agent
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+ └── attachments/ # File attachments
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+ ├── screenshot.png
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+ └── data.json
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+ ```
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+ ## Task Metadata (in SQLite)
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+ Key fields stored in the `tasks` table:
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+ | Field | Type | Description |
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+ |-------|------|-------------|
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+ | `id` | string | Task ID (e.g., KB-001) |
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+ | `title` | string? | Short title (optional, can be auto-generated) |
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+ | `description` | string | Full task description |
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+ | `column` | string | Current column: triage/todo/in-progress/in-review/done/archived |
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+ | `status` | string? | Sub-status: failed, paused, awaiting-approval |
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+ | `size` | string? | Size estimate: S, M, L |
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+ | `reviewLevel` | number? | Review intensity: 0-3 |
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+ | `currentStep` | number | Index of current execution step |
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+ | `steps` | JSON | Array of step objects with name, status |
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+ | `dependencies` | JSON | Array of task IDs this depends on |
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+ | `log` | JSON | Array of log entries (action, outcome, timestamp) |
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+ | `attachments` | JSON | Array of attachment metadata |
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+ | `prInfo` | JSON? | GitHub PR info (number, url, state) |
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+ | `issueInfo` | JSON? | GitHub issue info (number, url) |
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+ | `modelProvider` | string? | Per-task executor model provider |
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+ | `modelId` | string? | Per-task executor model ID |
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+ | `validatorModelProvider` | string? | Per-task reviewer model provider |
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+ | `validatorModelId` | string? | Per-task reviewer model ID |
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+ | `enabledWorkflowSteps` | JSON | Array of workflow step IDs to run |
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+ | `missionId` | string? | Linked mission ID |
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+ | `sliceId` | string? | Linked slice ID |
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+ | `paused` | boolean | Whether automation is paused |
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+ | `createdAt` | string | ISO timestamp |
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+ | `updatedAt` | string | ISO timestamp |
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+ ## PROMPT.md Specification Format
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+ The AI triage agent generates this file with the following structure:
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Task: KB-001 — Task Title
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+ **Created:** 2026-03-31
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+ **Size:** M
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+ ## Review Level: 2 (Plan and Code)
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+ ## Mission
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+ What the task should accomplish.
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+ ## Dependencies
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+ - KB-040 — Prerequisite task description
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+ ## Context to Read First
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+ - `path/to/relevant/file.ts` — Why to read this file
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+ ## File Scope
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+ - `src/components/LoginForm.tsx` (modified)
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+ - `src/utils/validation.ts` (new)
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+ - `tests/LoginForm.test.ts` (new)
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+ ## Steps
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+ ### Step 1: Research existing patterns
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+ - [ ] Look at existing validation in SignupForm
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+ - [ ] Identify the validation utility pattern
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+ ### Step 2: Implement email validation
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+ - [ ] Add validation function
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+ - [ ] Wire up to form submit
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+ ## Acceptance Criteria
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+ - [ ] Email validation shows inline error
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+ - [ ] Existing tests pass
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+ - [ ] New validation has test coverage
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+ ## Do NOT
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+ - Modify the API endpoints
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+ - Change the form layout
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+ ## Testing Requirements
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+ 1. Unit tests for email validation function
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+ 2. Integration test for form submission with invalid email
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+ ```
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+ ## Config File
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+ `.fusion/config.json` stores board settings and workflow step definitions:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "nextId": 42,
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+ "settings": {
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+ "maxConcurrent": 2,
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+ "autoMerge": true,
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+ "prCompletionMode": "direct"
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+ },
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+ "workflowSteps": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "WS-001",
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+ "name": "Documentation Review",
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+ "prompt": "Review the task changes...",
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+ "enabled": true,
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+ "defaultOn": true,
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+ "modelProvider": "anthropic",
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+ "modelId": "claude-sonnet-4-5"
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ > **Note:** `maxConcurrent` applies to task-lane agents (triage, execution, merge) only. Utility AI workflows—planning mode, subtask breakdown, mission interviews, agent heartbeat/chat wake, and title summarization—run outside this limit on a dedicated control-plane lane.
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+ ## Global Settings
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+ User-level settings at `~/.fusion/settings.json`:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "themeMode": "dark",
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+ "colorTheme": "default",
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+ "defaultProvider": "anthropic",
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+ "defaultModelId": "claude-sonnet-4-5",
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+ "ntfyEnabled": false
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Central Database (Multi-Project)
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+ For multi-project setups: `~/.fusion/fusion-central.db`
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+ - Project registry
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+ - Unified activity feed
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+ - Global concurrency management
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+ <required_reading>
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+ - references/cli-commands.md — Full CLI command reference
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+ </required_reading>
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+ <objective>
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+ Guide the agent through using the Fusion dashboard and CLI for operations not available via pi extension tools.
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+ </objective>
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+ <process>
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+ **Starting the dashboard:**
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+ Use the `/fn` command (registered by the pi extension):
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+ - `/fn` or `/fn 4040` — Start dashboard + AI engine on specified port (default 4040)
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+ - `/fn stop` — Stop the dashboard
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+ - `/fn status` — Check if dashboard is running
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+ The dashboard provides:
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+ - Real-time kanban board with drag-and-drop
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+ - Task detail modal with tabs: Details, Spec, Model, Workflow, Comments
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+ - Git manager (commits, branches, worktrees)
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+ - Activity log
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+ - Settings configuration
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+ - Workflow step manager
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+ - Mission hierarchy view (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+M)
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+ - GitHub import modal
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+ - Theme system (8+ themes, dark/light/system)
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+ **Operations that require CLI or dashboard:**
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+ These cannot be done with pi extension tools:
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+ | Operation | CLI Command | Dashboard |
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+ |-----------|-------------|-----------|
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+ | Move task to column | `fn task move KB-001 todo` | Drag card between columns |
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+ | Merge completed task | `fn task merge KB-001` | Click merge in task detail |
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+ | Add steering comment | `fn task steer KB-001 "Use TypeScript"` | Comments tab in task detail |
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+ | Add general comment | `fn task comment KB-001 "Looks good"` | Comments tab in task detail |
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+ | View agent logs | `fn task logs KB-001 --follow` | Agent log tab in task detail |
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+ | Change settings | `fn settings set maxConcurrent 4` | Settings modal |
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+ | Create workflow steps | — | Workflow Steps button in header |
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+ | Git operations | `fn git status/fetch/pull/push` | Git manager panel |
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+ **Settings overview:**
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+ Key settings (configure via dashboard Settings or `fn settings set`):
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+ | Setting | Default | Description |
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+ | `maxConcurrent` | 2 | Concurrent task execution slots |
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+ | `autoMerge` | true | Auto-merge completed tasks to main |
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+ | `requirePlanApproval` | false | Manual approval for AI specifications |
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+ | `prCompletionMode` | "direct" | How tasks complete: "direct" (squash merge) or "pr-first" (GitHub PR) |
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+ | `recycleWorktrees` | false | Pool and reuse git worktrees |
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+ | `taskStuckTimeoutMs` | — | Timeout for detecting stuck tasks (ms) |
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+ | `autoBackupEnabled` | false | Automatic database backups |
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+ | `ntfyEnabled` | false | Push notifications via ntfy.sh |
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+ **Working with GitHub PRs:**
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+ When `prCompletionMode` is set to "pr-first":
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+ - Completed tasks create a GitHub PR instead of direct-merging
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+ - Use `fn task pr-create KB-001` to manually create a PR for any in-review task
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+ - PRs can be reviewed and merged through the normal GitHub workflow
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+ **Backup operations:**
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+ ```bash
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+ fn backup --create # Create a backup now
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+ fn backup --list # List all backups
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+ fn backup --restore <file> # Restore from backup
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+ fn backup --cleanup # Remove old backups
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+ ```
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+ **Multi-project support:**
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+ If managing multiple projects, use `--project` flag:
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+ ```bash
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+ fn task list --project my-app
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+ fn task create "Fix bug" --project api-service
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+ fn project list # List all registered projects
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+ fn project add my-app /path # Register a project
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+ fn project set-default main # Set default project
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+ ```
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+ </process>
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+ <success_criteria>
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+ - Agent knows when to direct user to dashboard vs. CLI
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+ - Settings are configured appropriately for the project's needs
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+ - Dashboard is accessible and running when needed
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+ </success_criteria>
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+ <required_reading>
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+ - references/task-structure.md — PROMPT.md format and file structure
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+ - references/best-practices.md — Tips for writing effective specifications
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+ </required_reading>
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+ <objective>
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+ Guide the agent through creating well-specified tasks and organizing work using the mission hierarchy for complex multi-phase projects.
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+ </objective>
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+ <process>
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+ **Writing effective task descriptions:**
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+ The AI triage agent uses your description to write a PROMPT.md specification. Better descriptions produce better specs:
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+ 1. **State the problem** — What's broken, missing, or needed?
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+ 2. **Describe the outcome** — What should the result look like?
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+ 3. **Add constraints** — Specific technologies, patterns, or files to use
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+ 4. **Mention scope** — What's in scope and what's explicitly not
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+ Good example:
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+ ```
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+ "The settings page loads all user preferences in a single API call, causing 3s delays.
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+ Split into lazy-loaded sections that fetch only when the tab is opened.
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+ Use React Suspense for loading states. Only affect the settings page — don't
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+ change the API endpoints themselves."
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ "Settings page is slow, fix it"
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+ ```
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+ **Understanding the PROMPT.md specification:**
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+ - **Mission** — What the task should accomplish
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+ - **Steps** — Ordered implementation steps with checkboxes
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+ - **File Scope** — Which files can be modified
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+ - **Acceptance Criteria** — How to verify the task is complete
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+ - **Review Level** — How much review is needed (0-3)
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+ - **Do NOT** — Explicit constraints and boundaries
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+ - **Testing Requirements** — What tests to write/run
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+ - **Dependencies** — Other tasks that must complete first
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+ The executor agent follows this specification step by step.
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+ **Using AI-guided planning:**
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+ For complex or vague ideas, use `fn_task_plan`:
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+ ```
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+ fn_task_plan({ description: "Build a notification system for the app" })
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+ ```
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+ The planning mode will:
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+ 1. Ask clarifying questions about scope, channels (email, push, in-app), users
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+ 2. Identify technical constraints and dependencies
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+ 3. Suggest breaking the work into multiple tasks if needed
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+ 4. Create a well-specified task (or multiple subtasks)
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+ **Organizing with Missions:**
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+ For large-scale projects spanning multiple tasks, use the mission hierarchy:
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+ 1. **Create a mission** — The high-level objective
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+ ```
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+ fn_mission_create({ title: "Build Authentication System", description: "Complete auth with login, signup, password reset, and OAuth" })
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+ ```
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+ 2. **Add milestones** — Major phases
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+ ```
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+ fn_milestone_add({ missionId: "M-001", title: "Database Schema" })
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+ fn_milestone_add({ missionId: "M-001", title: "API Endpoints" })
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+ fn_milestone_add({ missionId: "M-001", title: "UI Integration" })
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+ ```
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+ 3. **Add slices** — Parallel work units within milestones
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+ ```
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+ fn_slice_add({ milestoneId: "MS-001", title: "User Tables" })
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+ fn_slice_add({ milestoneId: "MS-001", title: "Token Storage" })
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+ ```
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+ 4. **Add features** — Individual deliverables
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+ ```
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+ fn_feature_add({ sliceId: "SL-001", title: "User model", description: "Create user table with email, password hash, timestamps" })
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+ fn_feature_add({ sliceId: "SL-001", title: "Session table", description: "Create session table with token, expiry, user FK" })
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+ ```
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+ 5. **Activate a slice** — Enable it for implementation
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+ ```
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+ fn_slice_activate({ id: "SL-001" })
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+ ```
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+ 6. **Link features to tasks** — Connect features to kb tasks
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+ ```
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+ fn_task_create({ description: "Create user model with email, password hash, and timestamps" })
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+ # → Created KB-101
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+ fn_feature_link_task({ featureId: "F-001", taskId: "KB-101" })
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+ ```
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+ **Mission status flows automatically:**
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+ - When linked tasks complete → feature status updates to done
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+ - When all features in a slice are done → slice completes
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+ - When all slices in a milestone are done → milestone completes
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+ - When all milestones are done → mission completes
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+ **Auto-advance:** Enable `autoAdvance` on a mission to automatically activate the next pending slice when the current one completes.
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+ **Viewing mission progress:**
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+ ```
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+ fn_mission_show({ id: "M-001" })
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+ ```
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+ Shows the full hierarchy with status icons:
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+ - `●` active, `○` pending, `✓` complete, `⚠` blocked
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+ </process>
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+ <success_criteria>
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+ - Task descriptions are specific enough for the AI to generate a useful specification
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+ - Complex work is broken down using missions when it spans 5+ tasks
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+ - Mission hierarchy follows the correct nesting: Mission → Milestone → Slice → Feature → Task
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+ - Features are linked to tasks after slice activation
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+ </success_criteria>
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+ <required_reading>
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+ - references/task-structure.md — File structure and storage details
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+ </required_reading>
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+
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+ <objective>
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+ Help the agent understand how tasks flow through the Fusion board, what happens at each stage, and how to interpret task state.
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+ </objective>
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+ <process>
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+
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+ **Column flow:**
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+
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+ ```
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+ Triage → Todo → In Progress → In Review → Done → Archived
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+ ```
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+
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+ Each column transition is driven by the AI engine or user action:
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+
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+ **Triage (specification)**
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+ - Task enters triage when created via `fn_task_create`
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+ - The **TriageProcessor** reads the project context and writes a full PROMPT.md specification
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+ - Specification includes: steps, file scope, acceptance criteria, review level, size estimate
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+ - If `requirePlanApproval` is enabled, task stays in triage as "awaiting-approval" until manually approved
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+ - After specification (and approval if required), task moves to **todo**
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+
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+ **Todo (scheduling)**
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+ - The **Scheduler** watches the todo column
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+ - Resolves dependency graphs — tasks with unmet deps wait
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+ - Respects concurrency limits (default: 2 concurrent tasks)
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+ - When deps are satisfied and a slot is available, moves task to **in-progress**
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+ **In Progress (execution)**
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+ - The **TaskExecutor** creates a git worktree for isolation
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+ - Spawns a pi agent session with coding tools scoped to the worktree
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+ - For each step in the PROMPT.md:
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+ 1. Plan the implementation
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+ 2. Review the plan (if review level requires it)
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+ 3. Execute the plan
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+ 4. Review the code (if review level requires it)
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+ - If workflow steps are enabled, they run sequentially after all main steps
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+ - On completion, task moves to **in-review**
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+ **In Review (merge)**
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+ - Task work is complete and ready for merge
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+ - Depending on settings:
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+ - `prCompletionMode: "direct"` — Auto squash-merge to main (default)
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+ - `prCompletionMode: "pr-first"` — Creates a GitHub PR for manual review
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+ - After merge, task moves to **done**
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+ **Done**
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+ - Work is merged to main branch
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+ - Task is available for archival via `fn_task_archive`
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+ - Can be refined with `fn_task_refine` to create follow-up work
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+ **Archived**
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+ - Removed from active board view
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+ - Can be restored with `fn_task_unarchive`
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+ - Can be cleaned up to free disk space (removes task directory, keeps metadata)
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+
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+ **Task statuses (within any column):**
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+
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+ | Status | Meaning |
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+ |--------|---------|
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+ | (none) | Normal state |
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+ | `paused` | Automation suspended — scheduler/executor skip this task |
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+ | `failed` | Execution error — use `fn_task_retry` to reset |
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+ | `awaiting-approval` | Spec complete, waiting for manual approval (triage only) |
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+
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+ **Review levels:**
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+ | Level | Description |
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+ |-------|-------------|
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+ | 0 | No reviews |
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+ | 1 | Plan review only |
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+ | 2 | Plan + code review |
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+ | 3 | Full review (plan + code + tests) |
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+ The AI triage agent sets the review level based on task complexity and risk assessment.
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+ **Dependencies:**
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+ - Tasks can depend on other tasks (by task ID)
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+ - Dependent tasks wait in todo until all dependencies are in **done** or **archived**
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+ - Circular dependencies are prevented
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+ - Use `depends` parameter on `fn_task_create` to declare dependencies
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+ **Interpreting `fn_task_show` output:**
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+ ```
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+ KB-042: Fix login validation
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+ Column: In Progress · Size: M · Review: 2
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+ Steps (2/5):
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+ [✓] 0: Research existing patterns
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+ [✓] 1: Add email validation
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+ [▸] 2: Add error display component ◀ (current step)
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+ [ ] 3: Write tests
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+ [ ] 4: Update documentation
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+ Log (last 3):
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+ 14:30 Step 1 completed → Code review passed
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+ 14:32 Step 2 started
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+ 14:35 Plan approved for step 2
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+ ```
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+
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+ - `[✓]` = done, `[▸]` = in progress, `[–]` = skipped, `[ ]` = pending
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+ - `◀` marks the current step
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+ - Log shows recent activity with timestamps
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+ </process>
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+ <success_criteria>
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+ - Agent understands which column a task is in and why
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+ - Agent can interpret task status, steps, and progress
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+ - Agent knows when to intervene (pause, retry, refine) vs. let automation handle it
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+ </success_criteria>