@sixsevenai/ai-dlc-installer 1.2.6 → 1.3.0

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+ ---
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+ command: task:complete
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+ description: Finalize a completed task plan — validates completion, optionally checks for code smells, writes a Complete.md summary, and commits.
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+ allowed-tools: Task, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash, AskUserQuestion, TodoWrite, TodoRead, Skill
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+ args:
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+ - name: --code-smells
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+ description: Run a code smell analysis on files modified during the task before completing
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+ required: false
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+ ---
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+ # /task:complete
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+ Finalizes a completed task by verifying all steps are done, optionally auditing code quality, writing a completion summary (`Complete.md`), and committing the work.
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+ ## User Input
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+ ```text
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ ```
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+ You **MUST** consider the user input before proceeding (if not empty).
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+ ---
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+ ## Outline
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+ ### Step 1: Locate and Load Task Plan
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+ 1. Search for existing task plans:
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+ ```
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+ Glob: artifacts/tasks/*/task-plan.md
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+ ```
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+ 2. If **multiple** plans are found, select the most recently modified file.
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+ 3. If **none** found, stop and report:
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+ > "No task plan found. Run `/task:plan` first to create one."
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+ 4. Read the complete task plan file using the Read tool.
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+ 5. Parse `$ARGUMENTS` for the `--code-smells` flag.
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+ 6. Report to the user: which task plan was loaded and which flags are active.
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+ ---
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+ ### Step 2: Validate Completion
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+ Scan every checkbox line in the task plan:
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+ | Symbol | Meaning |
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+ |--------|---------|
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+ | `[ ]` | Pending — not yet executed |
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+ | `[x]` | Complete |
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+ | `[SKIPPED]` | Skipped |
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+ | `[FAILED: ...]` | Failed |
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+ Count totals for each category.
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+ **Blocking checks:**
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+ - If **any** step is `[ ]` (pending), stop and report:
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+ > "Task plan has {N} pending steps. Run `/task:execute` to complete them before finalizing."
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+ - If **any** step is `[FAILED: ...]`, ask the user with AskUserQuestion:
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+ - **Proceed anyway** — accept failures and finalize
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+ - **Stop** — go back and fix failures first
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+ If all steps are `[x]` or `[SKIPPED]` (with no failures, or user chose to proceed), continue.
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+ ---
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+ ### Step 3: Code Smell Check (optional — only if `--code-smells` flag present)
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+ If `--code-smells` was passed:
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+ 1. Extract the list of modified/created files from the task plan's **Affected Files** section. Fall back to scanning the Execution Log for file paths mentioned in step notes.
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+ 2. Use the **Skill** tool to invoke `simplify` — pass a prompt asking it to review the changed files for code smells, redundancy, and quality issues.
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+ - If `simplify` is unavailable, use a general-purpose subagent via the **Task** tool with this prompt:
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+ > "Review the following files for code smells, anti-patterns, unnecessary complexity, and obvious improvements. List findings by severity (high/medium/low). Do NOT make changes — report only. Files: {file-list}"
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+ 3. Display the findings to the user.
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+ 4. Ask with AskUserQuestion:
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+ - **Fix all high-severity findings** — Spawn a subagent to address them
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+ - **Fix all findings** — Spawn a subagent to address all severities
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+ - **Skip fixes** — Continue without fixing
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+ If fixes are requested, spawn a subagent (Task tool) to apply them. After it returns, re-verify the task plan checkboxes to ensure nothing was broken.
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+ ---
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+ ### Step 4: Write `Complete.md`
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+ Determine the session folder from the task plan path (e.g., `artifacts/tasks/task-fix-auth-20260304-001/`).
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+ Write `artifacts/tasks/{session-id}/Complete.md` with this structure:
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Task Complete: {TITLE from task plan}
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+ **Session**: {session-id}
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+ **Completed**: {today's date and time}
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+ **Status**: {Complete | Partial | Complete with failures accepted}
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+ ---
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+ ## Summary
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+ {Copy the Context section from the task plan — 1-3 sentences}
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+ ## Completion Statistics
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+ | Category | Count |
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+ | Total steps | {N} |
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+ | Completed ✅ | {completed} |
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+ | Skipped ⏭️ | {skipped} |
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+ | Failed ❌ | {failed} |
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+ ---
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+ ## Files Modified
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+ {List of files from the task plan's Affected Files section, or extracted from the Execution Log}
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+ ## Code Smell Report
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+ {If --code-smells was run: paste findings summary here. If not run: "Not requested."}
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+ ## Execution Log
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+ {Copy the Execution Log table from the task plan}
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+ ---
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+ ## Rollback
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+ {Copy the Rollback Plan section from the task plan, or "See task-plan.md for rollback instructions."}
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+ ```
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+ Use the **Write** tool to create the file.
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+ Verify it was created:
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+ ```bash
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+ ls artifacts/tasks/{session-id}/Complete.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 5: Commit
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+ Update the task plan's `**Status**:` field to `Complete` using the Edit tool.
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+ Then invoke the `/commit` skill using the **Skill** tool:
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+ ```
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+ Skill: commit
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+ ```
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+ This will stage all changes and create a properly formatted commit.
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+ ---
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+ ### Step 6: Report
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+ Output a final summary to the user:
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+ ```
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+ ## Task Finalized
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+ Session : {session-id}
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+ Status : {Complete | Partial | Complete with failures accepted}
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+ Summary : {Complete.md path}
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+ Committed : ✅
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+ ### Statistics
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+ - Completed : {N} steps
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+ - Skipped : {N} steps
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+ - Failed : {N} steps
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+ ### Next Steps
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+ - Review Complete.md : artifacts/tasks/{session-id}/Complete.md
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+ - View task history : artifacts/tasks/
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Behavior Rules
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+ 1. **Never finalize with pending steps.** Block and instruct the user to run `/task:execute` first.
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+ 2. **Always write Complete.md before committing.** The file must exist before the commit runs.
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+ 3. **Code smell check is optional.** Only run if `--code-smells` is in `$ARGUMENTS`.
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+ 4. **Respect the user's choice on failures.** If they choose to proceed with failures, note it in `Complete.md` status.
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+ 5. **Use the Skill tool for commit.** Invoke `commit` skill — do not run raw `git` commands.
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+ 6. **Complete.md lives alongside task-plan.md.** Same session folder, same directory.
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+ ---
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+ ## Examples
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+ ### Standard completion
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+ ```bash
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+ /task:complete
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+ ```
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+ ### Completion with code smell review
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+ ```bash
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+ /task:complete --code-smells
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+ ```
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+ ## Related Commands
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+ - `/task:plan` — Create a task plan
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+ - `/task:execute` — Execute the task plan (run before complete)
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+ - `/task:clarify` — Refine the plan
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+ ### Step 3.5: Build Claude TodoList
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+ Parse every checkbox step from the task plan and register them as Claude TodoList entries using the **TodoWrite** tool. This provides real-time progress visibility in the Claude UI during execution.
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+ **Parse rules:**
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+ - Create one TodoWrite entry per **subtask** (T1.1, T1.2, etc.) — not per individual atomic step. Atomic steps are tracked by checkboxes in the document; subtasks map cleanly to TodoList items.
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+ - Use the subtask label as the `subject` (e.g., `"T1.1 — Set up authentication middleware"`)
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+ - Set `activeForm` to a present-continuous version of the label (e.g., `"Setting up authentication middleware"`)
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+ - Set `status` to `pending` for all entries initially.
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+ - Set `description` to the list of atomic step IDs within that subtask (e.g., `"Steps: T1.1.1, T1.1.2, T1.1.3"`)
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+ **If the task plan has no subtasks** (only top-level tasks), create one TodoList entry per top-level task instead.
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+ **After creating entries**, store the mapping of `{subtask-id → todoId}` in working memory so you can update each entry's status as steps execute.
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+ **During execution** (Steps 4A and 4B), update each TodoList entry via **TaskUpdate** equivalent behavior:
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+ - When the first step of a subtask begins executing: mark the entry `in_progress`
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+ - When all steps in a subtask are `[x]` or `[SKIPPED]`: mark the entry `completed`
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+ - When a subtask step is `[FAILED: ...]` and the user chose to move on: mark the entry `completed` (failures are logged in the document)
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  ### Step 4A: Interactive Execution (default mode)
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  For each **top-level task** (T1, T2, T3, ...) that contains at least one pending `[ ]` step:
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- - Committing the changes: `git add . && git commit -m "task: {plan summary}"`
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+ - Running `/task:complete` to finalize, generate `Complete.md`, and commit in one step
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  - Running related commands if applicable
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  If there were failures, suggest:
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@sixsevenai/ai-dlc-installer",
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- "version": "1.2.6",
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+ "version": "1.3.0",
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  "description": "Interactive terminal installer for the AI-DLC framework",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",