@sleepy-ai/cli 0.1.16 → 0.1.17

package/src/workflow/builtin/compose.js

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-export const meta = {
-  name: "compose",
-  description:
-    "Autonomous compose pipeline — brainstorms context, designs (spec/plan), implements via parallel per-task worktrees with TDD, verifies, reviews, reports, and merges. Bounded retry, never-ask mode.",
-  whenToUse:
-    "Use to drive a feature, bugfix, refactor, or review-feedback task through the full compose flow without user prompting. Pass args.task = the user's request. Optionally args.type to set the task type (feature/bugfix/refactor/feedback; otherwise inferred), args.feature_name for the report filename, args.skip_brainstorm / args.skip_report to drop those phases, args.maxConcurrent to bound per-batch parallelism. Independent tasks auto-run in parallel, each in its own worktree, then merge back; pass args.isolate_worktrees=false to force all-sequential or =true to force isolation.",
-  phases: [
-    { title: "Brainstorm", detail: "Context recon (never-ask): conventions, recent changes, relevant files" },
-    { title: "Design", detail: "Apply compose:plan, compose:debug, or compose:feedback; emit task list with deps" },
-    { title: "Implement", detail: "Topo-sorted batches; independent tasks parallelize in per-task worktrees, then integrate" },
-    { title: "Verify", detail: "Run project verify commands; structured pass/fail" },
-    { title: "Review", detail: "compose:review for critical/important/minor issues" },
-    { title: "Report", detail: "compose:report per-iteration + final consolidated report" },
-    { title: "Merge", detail: "compose:merge to commit (and optionally push/PR)" },
-  ],
-}
-
-const MAX_TDD_ATTEMPTS = 3
-const MAX_REVIEW_FIX_ATTEMPTS = 2
-const DEFAULT_MAX_CONCURRENT = 8
-
-const BRAINSTORM_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["context"],
-  properties: {
-    context: {
-      type: "object",
-      required: ["projectType", "conventions", "recentChanges", "relevantFiles"],
-      properties: {
-        projectType: { type: "string" },
-        conventions: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-        recentChanges: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-        relevantFiles: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-      },
-    },
-    assumptions: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    selfQA: { type: "array", items: { type: "object", properties: { question: { type: "string" }, answer: { type: "string" } } } },
-    approaches: { type: "array", items: { type: "object", properties: { name: { type: "string" }, tradeoffs: { type: "string" } } } },
-    chosenApproach: { type: "string" },
-    chosenRationale: { type: "string" },
-    openQuestions: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    amends: { type: "string" },
-    existingDocs: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    notes: { type: "string" },
-  },
-}
-
-const DESIGN_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["tasks"],
-  properties: {
-    tasks: {
-      type: "array",
-      minItems: 1,
-      items: {
-        type: "object",
-        required: ["id", "description", "acceptance"],
-        properties: {
-          id: { type: "string" },
-          description: { type: "string" },
-          acceptance: { type: "string" },
-          files: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-          dependsOn: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-        },
-      },
-    },
-    notes: { type: "string" },
-  },
-}
-
-const INTEGRATE_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["merged", "conflicts", "skipped_pristine"],
-  properties: {
-    merged: {
-      type: "array",
-      items: { type: "object", properties: { taskId: { type: "string" }, branch: { type: "string" }, sha: { type: "string" } } },
-    },
-    conflicts: {
-      type: "array",
-      items: { type: "object", properties: { taskId: { type: "string" }, branch: { type: "string" }, error: { type: "string" } } },
-    },
-    skipped_pristine: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-  },
-}
-
-const VERIFY_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["typecheck", "tests", "build", "allPassed"],
-  properties: {
-    typecheck: { enum: ["ok", "fail", "skipped"] },
-    tests: {
-      type: "object",
-      required: ["passed", "failed"],
-      properties: {
-        passed: { type: "number" },
-        failed: { type: "number" },
-        output: { type: "string" },
-      },
-    },
-    build: { enum: ["ok", "fail", "skipped"] },
-    allPassed: { type: "boolean" },
-    failures: { type: "string" },
-  },
-}
-
-const REVIEW_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["critical", "important", "minor", "readyToMerge"],
-  properties: {
-    critical: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    important: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    minor: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
-    readyToMerge: { type: "boolean" },
-  },
-}
-
-const MERGE_SHAPE = {
-  type: "object",
-  required: ["committed", "action"],
-  properties: {
-    committed: { type: "boolean" },
-    sha: { type: "string" },
-    prUrl: { type: "string" },
-    action: { enum: ["commit", "commit+push", "commit+pr", "none"] },
-  },
-}
-
-// Accept args as either an object {task,type?,...} OR a JSON string OR a bare task
-// string, because the AI-SDK tool boundary often serializes nested args as strings.
-let _argsObj
-if (typeof args === "object" && args !== null) {
-  _argsObj = args
-} else if (typeof args === "string") {
-  try { _argsObj = JSON.parse(args) } catch (_) { _argsObj = { task: args } }
-  if (typeof _argsObj !== "object" || _argsObj === null) _argsObj = { task: args }
-} else {
-  _argsObj = {}
-}
-const TASK = typeof _argsObj.task === "string" ? _argsObj.task : ""
-if (!TASK) {
-  return { error: "no-task", message: "Pass args.task = '<request>'." }
-}
-
-const VALID_TYPES = ["feature", "bugfix", "refactor", "feedback"]
-const argType = typeof _argsObj.type === "string" ? _argsObj.type : ""
-const SKIP_BRAINSTORM = _argsObj.skip_brainstorm === true
-const SKIP_REPORT = _argsObj.skip_report === true
-// Per-batch worktree isolation. Independent tasks that would run concurrently MUST
-// be isolated (parallel writes to one workspace conflict) — the runtime creates a
-// worktree per task, the agent works in it, and an integrate agent merges it back.
-// Decision is per batch: auto-isolate a batch iff it runs >1 task; a single-task
-// batch stays sequential in the main workspace. args.isolate_worktrees forces it:
-// true = always isolate, false = never. (Runtime worktree path verified by
-// test/workflow/runtime-worktree.test.ts; not opt-in-off anymore.)
-const ISOLATE_OVERRIDE =
-  _argsObj.isolate_worktrees === true ? true : _argsObj.isolate_worktrees === false ? false : undefined
-const isolateBatch = (batchIds) =>
-  ISOLATE_OVERRIDE === true ? true : ISOLATE_OVERRIDE === false ? false : batchIds.length > 1
-const MAX_CONCURRENT =
-  typeof _argsObj.maxConcurrent === "number" && _argsObj.maxConcurrent > 0 ? _argsObj.maxConcurrent : DEFAULT_MAX_CONCURRENT
-
-// Docs dir injected by the host (workflow.ts) from ConfigCompose.resolveDocsDir,
-// mirroring the <compose_docs_dir> block prompt.ts gives the interactive compose
-// agent. Default keeps the workflow self-sufficient if the host didn't inject.
-const DOCS_DIR = typeof _argsObj._composeDocsDir === "string" && _argsObj._composeDocsDir ? _argsObj._composeDocsDir : "docs/compose"
-const SPECS_DIR = DOCS_DIR + "/specs"
-const PLANS_DIR = DOCS_DIR + "/plans"
-const REPORTS_DIR = DOCS_DIR + "/reports"
-const docsBlock =
-  "<compose_docs_dir>\n" +
-  "Save compose skill outputs: specs in `" + SPECS_DIR + "`, plans in `" + PLANS_DIR + "`, reports in `" + REPORTS_DIR + "`.\n" +
-  "</compose_docs_dir>"
-
-// Slug for the per-run report filename. feature_name overrides; else slugify task.
-// Strip trailing dashes AFTER the length cap too, so a 60-char cut that lands on a
-// separator doesn't leave an ugly trailing "-" in the filename.
-const FEATURE_NAME =
-  ((typeof _argsObj.feature_name === "string" && _argsObj.feature_name ? _argsObj.feature_name : TASK)
-    .toLowerCase()
-    .replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, "-")
-    .replace(/^-+|-+$/g, "")
-    .slice(0, 60)
-    .replace(/-+$/, "")) || "compose-run"
-const REPORT_PATH = REPORTS_DIR + "/" + FEATURE_NAME + ".md"
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 0 — Brainstorm (autonomous-mode contract: context recon only, never-ask)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-phase("Brainstorm")
-const SYNTHETIC_CONTEXT = { projectType: "unknown", conventions: [], recentChanges: [], relevantFiles: [] }
-// Surface any prior compose artifacts so brainstorm can detect an AMENDMENT (a
-// change to an existing feature) vs new work — enabling incremental re-runs that
-// reuse the existing spec/plan instead of regenerating everything. The workflow
-// only lists the files; the agent reads + judges.
-const _globArr = async (pat) => { const r = await glob(pat); return Array.isArray(r) ? r : [] }
-const existingDocs = [
-  ...(await _globArr(SPECS_DIR + "/*.md")),
-  ...(await _globArr(PLANS_DIR + "/*.md")),
-  ...(await _globArr(REPORTS_DIR + "/*.md")),
-]
-const existingDocsBlock = existingDocs.length
-  ? "\n## Existing compose artifacts (this project has prior compose work)\n" +
-    existingDocs.map((p) => "- " + p).join("\n") + "\n" +
-    "If the task below is a CHANGE/ADDITION to a feature documented above, READ the relevant spec/plan (use the `read` tool) " +
-    "and treat this as an AMENDMENT: set `amends` to that feature's name and list the docs you used in `existingDocs`. " +
-    "If the task is unrelated/new, leave `amends` empty.\n"
-  : ""
-let brainstorm
-if (SKIP_BRAINSTORM) {
-  brainstorm = { context: SYNTHETIC_CONTEXT, assumptions: [] }
-} else {
-  brainstorm = await agent(
-    "Apply the `compose:brainstorm` skill in AUTONOMOUS mode — no user is available to answer. Use the `skill` tool to load it first.\n\n" +
-    "## Autonomous brainstorming — self-conduct the dialogue (do NOT stop at context recon)\n" +
-    "'No user' means you ask and answer the questions YOURSELF; it does NOT mean skip the thinking. Run the real brainstorm:\n" +
-    "1. Explore project context (files, docs, recent commits, layout) and note assumptions.\n" +
-    "2. Pose the clarifying questions you WOULD ask a user, and answer each from the context/your best judgment (record as selfQA).\n" +
-    "3. Propose 2-3 distinct approaches with trade-offs (record as approaches).\n" +
-    "4. Pick ONE and justify it (chosenApproach + chosenRationale). Note any unresolved openQuestions.\n" +
-    "Do NOT present a design to a user, do NOT wait for approval, do NOT write a spec here — that is Design's job. " +
-    "This reasoning is the KEY input Design consumes, so capture it fully in the structured output.\n\n" +
-    "## Task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-    existingDocsBlock +
-    "## Context to gather\n" +
-    "- Read AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md / README.md if present\n" +
-    "- Skim recent commits (`git log --oneline -20`)\n" +
-    "- Map top-level directory layout; identify files relevant to the task\n\n" +
-    "Return structured output only.",
-    { label: "brainstorm", phase: "Brainstorm", schema: BRAINSTORM_SHAPE }
-  )
-  if (!brainstorm || !brainstorm.context) brainstorm = { context: SYNTHETIC_CONTEXT, assumptions: [] }
-}
-const _arr = (v) => (Array.isArray(v) ? v : [])
-const contextDigest =
-  "Project: " + brainstorm.context.projectType + "\n" +
-  "Conventions:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.context.conventions).map((c) => "- " + c).join("\n") + "\n" +
-  "Recent changes:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.context.recentChanges).map((c) => "- " + c).join("\n") + "\n" +
-  "Relevant files:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.context.relevantFiles).map((f) => "- " + f).join("\n") +
-  (_arr(brainstorm.assumptions).length ? "\nAssumptions:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.assumptions).map((a) => "- " + a).join("\n") : "") +
-  (_arr(brainstorm.selfQA).length ? "\nSelf-Q&A (brainstorm reasoning):\n" + _arr(brainstorm.selfQA).map((q) => "- Q: " + (q && q.question) + "\n  A: " + (q && q.answer)).join("\n") : "") +
-  (_arr(brainstorm.approaches).length ? "\nApproaches considered:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.approaches).map((a) => "- " + (a && a.name) + " — " + (a && a.tradeoffs)).join("\n") : "") +
-  ((brainstorm.chosenApproach && typeof brainstorm.chosenApproach === "string") ? "\nChosen approach: " + brainstorm.chosenApproach + (brainstorm.chosenRationale ? " (because: " + brainstorm.chosenRationale + ")" : "") : "") +
-  (_arr(brainstorm.openQuestions).length ? "\nOpen questions:\n" + _arr(brainstorm.openQuestions).map((q) => "- " + q).join("\n") : "") +
-  ((brainstorm.amends && typeof brainstorm.amends === "string") ? "\nAmends existing feature: " + brainstorm.amends : "")
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Type resolution (no separate Classify phase)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// First-principles: picking the design skill is a low-risk, reversible routing
-// decision the later Design/Implement phases can self-correct — it does NOT
-// warrant its own LLM phase (the original compose flow has no classifier; it goes
-// brainstorm → compose:plan). So: honor an explicit args.type; otherwise default
-// to "feature" (→ compose:plan) and let a cheap keyword heuristic divert obvious
-// bugfix / PR-feedback tasks. The design agent re-judges with full context anyway.
-let type
-if (VALID_TYPES.indexOf(argType) >= 0) {
-  type = argType
-} else {
-  const t = TASK.toLowerCase()
-  if (/\b(pr|review)\b.*\b(feedback|comment|address)\b|address .*\bfeedback\b/.test(t)) type = "feedback"
-  else if (/\b(bug|broken|regression|crash|fails?|incorrect|wrong|error)\b/.test(t)) type = "bugfix"
-  else type = "feature"
-  log("Task type: " + type)
-}
-
-const SKILL_BY_TYPE = {
-  feature: "compose:plan",
-  refactor: "compose:plan",
-  bugfix: "compose:debug",
-  feedback: "compose:feedback",
-}
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 2 — Design (spec/plan, context-grounded, dependency-aware)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-phase("Design")
-const designSkill = SKILL_BY_TYPE[type] || "compose:plan"
-const SPEC_PATH = SPECS_DIR + "/" + FEATURE_NAME + ".md"
-const PLAN_PATH = PLANS_DIR + "/" + FEATURE_NAME + ".md"
-// Amendment: brainstorm flagged this as a change to an existing feature. Design
-// edits the existing spec/plan in place and re-runs only the affected tasks,
-// instead of regenerating everything.
-const AMENDS = brainstorm && typeof brainstorm.amends === "string" ? brainstorm.amends.trim() : ""
-
-// Step 1 — the AGENT writes (or amends) the spec + plan files. The workflow does
-// NOT write them; it only gates on existence and re-dispatches if skipped. No
-// `schema` here so the agent is free to use its write/skill tools.
-const runDesignWrite = (sharpen) => agent(
-  "Apply the `" + designSkill + "` skill to the task below. Use the `skill` tool to load the skill FIRST, then follow it.\n\n" +
-  docsBlock + "\n\n" +
-  "## Task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-  "## Project context (from brainstorm)\n" + contextDigest + "\n\n" +
-  (AMENDS
-    ? "## This is an AMENDMENT to an existing feature: " + AMENDS + "\n" +
-      "Use `glob`/`read` to find that feature's existing spec under `" + SPECS_DIR + "` and plan under `" + PLANS_DIR + "`. " +
-      "EDIT them IN PLACE (write back to the SAME file paths) to reflect ONLY the change in the task above — do NOT rewrite from scratch. " +
-      "In the plan, the task list must then contain ONLY the tasks that need to be (re-)implemented for this change, PLUS any tasks that " +
-      "depend on them. Tasks unaffected by the change MUST be omitted from the actionable list — they are reused as-is.\n\n" +
-      "## Scope the work to the actual change (CRITICAL)\n" +
-      "First assess the MAGNITUDE of this change: small (one spot / a few lines), medium (a few related tasks), " +
-      "or large (a foundational refactor touching many modules). Make the plan's actionable task list MATCH that magnitude:\n" +
-      "- Small change → ONE task (or zero, if the code already satisfies it). Do NOT split one small change into multiple tasks.\n" +
-      "- Medium → only the genuinely distinct tasks the change requires, plus their dependents.\n" +
-      "- Large refactor → re-decompose into as many independent tasks as the work truly needs.\n" +
-      "NEVER emit two near-identical or duplicate tasks for the same change. One distinct unit of work = exactly one task. " +
-      "The number of tasks must reflect the real scope — it is not fixed.\n\n" +
-      "Write the updated files with the `write` tool. Do not just describe them.\n"
-    : "## Your deliverable (REQUIRED — this is the whole job)\n" +
-      "Use the `write` tool to create BOTH of these files on disk:\n" +
-      "1. Spec: `" + SPEC_PATH + "`\n" +
-      "2. Plan: `" + PLAN_PATH + "` — a bite-sized task list per the skill, each task with id, description, acceptance, optional files, and `dependsOn` (empty for independent tasks; a prerequisite task id otherwise; no cycles).\n\n" +
-      (sharpen ? "## You did NOT write the required files last time. Write them NOW with the write tool before finishing.\n\n" : "") +
-      "Do the writes with the `write` tool. Do not just describe them."),
-  { label: "design:" + type, phase: "Design" }
-)
-await runDesignWrite(false)
-// Gate: the agent owns the writes; the workflow only verifies they happened and
-// re-dispatches the agent once if not. The workflow itself never writes the files.
-// Robustness: the agent may write under a slightly different leaf name than our
-// computed slug (model-chosen filename, trailing-dash drift, etc.). So treat the
-// gate as "did ANY .md land in the specs and plans dirs", not an exact-path match —
-// this avoids a redundant, expensive re-dispatch when the files are actually there.
-const docsPresent = async () => {
-  const specs = await glob(SPECS_DIR + "/*.md")
-  const plans = await glob(PLANS_DIR + "/*.md")
-  return specs.length > 0 && plans.length > 0
-}
-if (!(await docsPresent())) {
-  await runDesignWrite(true)
-}
-const specWritten = (await glob(SPECS_DIR + "/*.md")).length > 0
-const planWritten = (await glob(PLANS_DIR + "/*.md")).length > 0
-
-// Step 2 — structured extraction: a separate agent reads the plan the previous
-// agent wrote and returns the machine-usable task list. Schema lives here, where
-// JSON-only is exactly what we want — no file work expected in this call. The
-// prompt FORCES a direct StructuredOutput tool call: the model otherwise tends to
-// answer with prose/markdown/XML, which fails schema validation and triggers a
-// slow retry loop (each round-trip is a full model call).
-const design = await agent(
-  "Read the implementation plan markdown in `" + PLANS_DIR + "` (use the `read` tool; if multiple files, read the most recent) and extract its task list.\n\n" +
-  (planWritten ? "" : "## No plan file found — derive the task list from the task below instead.\n## Task\n" + TASK + "\n\n") +
-  (AMENDS ? "## Amendment\nThis run amends the existing feature \"" + AMENDS + "\". Return the SMALLEST set of tasks that covers the actual change (plus their dependents). One distinct unit of work = exactly one task — do NOT return duplicate or near-identical tasks, and do NOT split a single small change across multiple tasks. OMIT every task unaffected by this change — they are reused as-is.\n\n" : "") +
-  "## Output contract (STRICT)\n" +
-  "Call the `StructuredOutput` tool EXACTLY ONCE with a JSON object matching the schema. " +
-  "Do NOT reply with prose, markdown, XML, or a code block — those do not count and will be rejected. " +
-  "The JSON has a `tasks` array; each task: id, description, acceptance, optional files[], and dependsOn[] " +
-  "(empty for independent tasks; a prerequisite task id otherwise; no cycles).",
-  { label: "design-extract:" + type, phase: "Design", schema: DESIGN_SHAPE }
-)
-if (!design || !Array.isArray(design.tasks) || design.tasks.length === 0) {
-  return { error: "design-failed", type, brainstorm, docs: { specWritten, planWritten } }
-}
-// Normalize task ids: the extract agent sometimes returns tasks with a missing or
-// blank `id` (schema validation can let an empty string through), which then shows
-// up as "implement:undefined" in labels and breaks dependsOn wiring. Backfill any
-// missing/duplicate id with a synthetic Tn so labels, topo-sort, and deps are stable.
-{
-  const seen = Object.create(null)
-  let n = 0
-  for (const t of design.tasks) {
-    n++
-    const raw = typeof t.id === "string" ? t.id.trim() : ""
-    t.id = raw && !seen[raw] ? raw : "T" + n
-    seen[t.id] = true
-  }
-}
-log("Designed " + design.tasks.length + " task(s) using " + designSkill + " (spec=" + specWritten + " plan=" + planWritten + ")")
-
-// Topo-sort (Kahn) over design.tasks by dependsOn → ordered batches.
-const topoSort = (tasks) => {
-  const byId = Object.create(null)
-  for (const t of tasks) byId[t.id] = t
-  const indeg = Object.create(null)
-  const deps = Object.create(null)
-  for (const t of tasks) {
-    deps[t.id] = (t.dependsOn || []).filter((d) => byId[d])
-    indeg[t.id] = deps[t.id].length
-  }
-  const batches = []
-  let remaining = tasks.map((t) => t.id)
-  while (remaining.length) {
-    const ready = remaining.filter((id) => indeg[id] === 0)
-    if (!ready.length) return { error: "design-cycle", cycleNodes: remaining }
-    batches.push(ready)
-    const readySet = Object.create(null)
-    for (const id of ready) readySet[id] = true
-    remaining = remaining.filter((id) => !readySet[id])
-    for (const id of remaining) {
-      indeg[id] = deps[id].filter((d) => !readySet[d] && remaining.indexOf(d) >= 0).length
-    }
-  }
-  return { batches }
-}
-const topo = topoSort(design.tasks)
-if (topo.error) {
-  return { error: "design-cycle", cycleNodes: topo.cycleNodes, type, brainstorm, design }
-}
-const batches = topo.batches
-const taskById = Object.create(null)
-for (const t of design.tasks) taskById[t.id] = t
-
-// Intent carried from brainstorm/design into each implementer so it builds toward
-// the CHOSEN approach, not its own re-derivation. Plan path lets it read the spec.
-const intentBlock =
-  ((brainstorm.chosenApproach && typeof brainstorm.chosenApproach === "string")
-    ? "## Intent (from design — build toward THIS approach)\n" + brainstorm.chosenApproach +
-      (brainstorm.chosenRationale ? "\nRationale: " + brainstorm.chosenRationale : "") + "\n" +
-      "Spec/plan for the whole feature: `" + SPEC_PATH + "` / `" + PLAN_PATH + "` (read if you need fuller context).\n\n"
-    : "")
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Helpers: implement (per-task, worktree), integrate, verify, debug, report
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-const runImplementTask = (task, failuresOrEmpty, isolate) => agent(
-  "Apply the `compose:tdd` skill. Use the `skill` tool to load it before working.\n\n" +
-  "## Overall task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-  intentBlock +
-  "## Your work item (" + task.id + ")\n" + task.description + "\nAcceptance: " + task.acceptance +
-  (task.files && task.files.length ? "\nFiles: " + task.files.join(", ") : "") + "\n\n" +
-  (failuresOrEmpty ? "## Verify failures from previous attempt — focus on these\n" + failuresOrEmpty + "\n\n" : "") +
-  "Write the failing test first (use the `write` tool), then the minimal code to pass, then refactor. " +
-  "Actually create the source and test files on disk with the `write` tool — do not just describe them. " +
-  (isolate ? "Commit your work inside this worktree." : "Commit your work in the workspace."),
-  isolate
-    ? { label: "implement:" + task.id, phase: "Implement", isolation: "worktree" }
-    : { label: "implement:" + task.id, phase: "Implement" }
-)
-
-const runIntegrate = (kept) => agent(
-  "Integrate the per-task worktrees below into the main workspace.\n\n" +
-  "## Worktrees to merge\n" + JSON.stringify(kept) + "\n\n" +
-  "For each `_worktree`, fetch its branch into the main workspace and merge (or fast-forward) it onto current HEAD. " +
-  "Resolve trivial conflicts (whitespace, import order, formatting) automatically. Surface real conflicts unmodified. " +
-  "Then `git worktree remove` each integrated worktree.\n\n" +
-  "Return structured output only.",
-  { label: "integrate", phase: "Implement", schema: INTEGRATE_SHAPE }
-)
-
-const runVerify = () => agent(
-  "Apply the `compose:verify` skill. Use the `skill` tool to load it FIRST, then follow its discipline " +
-  "(the Iron Law: no completion claim without fresh verification evidence — run the real commands, read the full output, " +
-  "never trust 'should pass' or an agent's self-report).\n\n" +
-  "## Run the project's verification commands and report the outcome\n" +
-  "1. First run `pwd` and `ls` to confirm your working directory and that the project's source/test files are actually present here. The implemented code lives in THIS workspace — verify from the workspace root (or the package subdir AGENTS.md specifies), never from a stale or temp cwd.\n" +
-  "2. Inspect AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md / package.json for the project's verify commands (typecheck, test, build).\n" +
-  "3. Run them via the Bash tool from the correct directory. If a command reports 'file not found' or 0 tests, you are in the wrong directory — `cd` to where the files are and re-run before reporting.\n" +
-  "4. Capture passed/failed test counts from the ACTUAL command output. Summarize failures concisely if any.\n\n" +
-  "Return structured output only — and it must reflect the real command output, not an assumption.",
-  { label: "verify", phase: "Verify", schema: VERIFY_SHAPE }
-)
-
-const runDebug = (failures) => agent(
-  "Apply the `compose:debug` skill. Use the `skill` tool to load it before working.\n\n" +
-  "## Verify failures / integrate conflicts\n" + failures + "\n\n" +
-  "Identify the root cause and fix it. Do not paper over symptoms.",
-  { label: "debug", phase: "Implement" }
-)
-
-const runIterationReport = async (iteration, verifyResult) => {
-  if (SKIP_REPORT) return null
-  // The agent writes the markdown report file. No schema — a schema would bias the
-  // agent into emitting JSON instead of doing the write. The workflow only verifies
-  // the file exists afterward.
-  await agent(
-    "Apply the `compose:report` skill in per-iteration mode. Use the `skill` tool to load it first.\n\n" +
-    docsBlock + "\n\n" +
-    "## Report file you MUST write (overwrite-in-place, accumulate Journey Log)\n" + REPORT_PATH + "\n\n" +
-    "## Iteration\n" + iteration + "\n\n" +
-    "## Overall task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-    "## Verify result\n" + JSON.stringify(verifyResult) + "\n\n" +
-    "Read the existing report if present (use `read`), update sections, append a Journey Log entry for this iteration, " +
-    "and write the file with the `write` tool. Keep it brief. Writing the file is the deliverable — do not just describe it.",
-    { label: "iteration-report:" + iteration, phase: "Report" }
-  )
-  return { iteration, written: await exists(REPORT_PATH) }
-}
-
-// Dispatch a batch of tasks in parallel, each isolated in its own worktree, then
-// integrate the kept worktrees. Returns { perTaskResults, integrate }.
-const runBatch = async (batchIds, failuresOrEmpty) => {
-  const tasks = batchIds.map((id) => taskById[id])
-  const perTaskResults = []
-  const kept = []
-  // Per-batch isolation: a batch with >1 independent task auto-isolates (worktree
-  // per task) so they can run CONCURRENTLY without clobbering the shared workspace;
-  // a single-task batch stays sequential in the main workspace. args.isolate_worktrees
-  // forces either way. parallel() is gated on ISOLATE for exactly this reason.
-  const ISOLATE = isolateBatch(batchIds)
-  const limit = ISOLATE ? Math.min(MAX_CONCURRENT, tasks.length) : 1
-  for (let i = 0; i < tasks.length; i += limit) {
-    const chunk = tasks.slice(i, i + limit)
-    const results = await parallel(chunk.map((t) => () => runImplementTask(t, failuresOrEmpty, ISOLATE)))
-    for (let j = 0; j < chunk.length; j++) {
-      const t = chunk[j]
-      const r = results[j]
-      if (ISOLATE) {
-        const wt = r && typeof r === "object" ? r._worktree : null
-        if (wt && wt.changed) {
-          kept.push({ taskId: t.id, _worktree: wt })
-          perTaskResults.push({ taskId: t.id, status: "ok", branch: wt.branch })
-        } else if (r === null) {
-          perTaskResults.push({ taskId: t.id, status: "failed" })
-        } else {
-          perTaskResults.push({ taskId: t.id, status: "pristine" })
-        }
-      } else {
-        // Non-isolated: the agent wrote directly into the main workspace. A non-null
-        // result means it ran; failure surfaces as null. No worktree to integrate.
-        perTaskResults.push({ taskId: t.id, status: r === null ? "failed" : "ok" })
-      }
-    }
-  }
-  // Integrate only when isolated worktrees were kept. In non-isolated mode the work
-  // already lives in the main workspace, so there is nothing to merge.
-  const integrate = kept.length
-    ? await runIntegrate(kept)
-    : { merged: [], conflicts: [], skipped_pristine: perTaskResults.filter((r) => r.status !== "ok").map((r) => r.taskId) }
-  return { perTaskResults, integrate: integrate || { merged: [], conflicts: [], skipped_pristine: [] } }
-}
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 3 — Implement (TDD outer loop, ≤3 attempts)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-phase("Implement")
-const verifyHistory = []
-const implementHistory = []
-let verify = null
-let tddAttempts = 0
-for (let attempt = 0; attempt < MAX_TDD_ATTEMPTS; attempt++) {
-  tddAttempts = attempt + 1
-  const failures = attempt === 0 ? "" : (verify && verify.failures ? verify.failures : "")
-  let attemptConflicts = []
-  const perTaskResults = []
-  const integrateHistory = []
-  for (const batchIds of batches) {
-    const batchOut = await runBatch(batchIds, failures)
-    for (const r of batchOut.perTaskResults) perTaskResults.push(r)
-    integrateHistory.push(batchOut.integrate)
-    if (batchOut.integrate.conflicts && batchOut.integrate.conflicts.length) {
-      attemptConflicts = attemptConflicts.concat(batchOut.integrate.conflicts)
-    }
-  }
-
-  phase("Verify")
-  verify = await runVerify()
-  if (verify) verifyHistory.push(verify)
-  const conflictText = attemptConflicts.length ? "\nIntegrate conflicts: " + JSON.stringify(attemptConflicts) : ""
-  const passed = verify && verify.allPassed && attemptConflicts.length === 0
-
-  implementHistory.push({
-    attempt: tddAttempts,
-    perTaskResults,
-    integrate: { batches: integrateHistory },
-    verify: verify || null,
-  })
-
-  if (passed) {
-    log("Verify passed on attempt " + tddAttempts)
-    phase("Report")
-    await runIterationReport(tddAttempts, verify)
-    break
-  }
-  if (attempt + 1 === MAX_TDD_ATTEMPTS) {
-    return { error: "verify-exhausted", type, brainstorm, design, batches, verifyHistory, implementHistory, attempts: MAX_TDD_ATTEMPTS }
-  }
-  phase("Implement")
-  await runDebug((verify ? (verify.failures || "verify returned no detail") : "verify agent failed (null)") + conflictText)
-}
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 4 — Review  +  Phase 5 — Fix loop (≤2 attempts)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-const IMPLEMENTED_DIGEST = design.tasks.map((t) => "- " + t.id + ": " + t.description + " (acceptance: " + t.acceptance + ")").join("\n")
-const runReview = () => agent(
-  "Apply the `compose:review` skill. Use the `skill` tool to load it FIRST, then follow it.\n\n" +
-  "Review the implemented change in TWO STAGES, spec-compliance BEFORE code-quality (this mirrors compose:subagent's two-stage gate):\n" +
-  "### Stage 1 — Spec compliance (evidence-gated)\n" +
-  "Run `git diff` (e.g. `git diff HEAD~<n>..HEAD`, or against the run's base) to see EXACTLY what changed, and read the changed files. " +
-  "For each acceptance criterion below, confirm with evidence from the diff/tests that it is met. Anything unmet or unverifiable is a CRITICAL finding. " +
-  "Do this from the diff + spec ALONE first — do not assume the implementer's claims are correct.\n" +
-  "### Stage 2 — Code quality\n" +
-  "Only once spec compliance holds, review the diff for quality: correctness bugs, missing error handling at real boundaries, tests that don't test, dead code, simplification.\n\n" +
-  "## Overall task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-  intentBlock +
-  "## What was implemented (acceptance criteria to verify)\n" + IMPLEMENTED_DIGEST + "\n\n" +
-  "## What to produce\n" +
-  "Triage findings into critical (must fix before merge — includes ANY unmet spec/acceptance), important (should fix), and minor (nits). " +
-  "Set readyToMerge=true ONLY if critical is empty AND every acceptance criterion is met with evidence.\n\n" +
-  "Return structured output only.",
-  { label: "review", phase: "Review", schema: REVIEW_SHAPE }
-)
-
-const runFixTask = (finding, i, isolate) => agent(
-  "Address the CRITICAL review finding below. Apply the `compose:tdd` skill to fix it with tests where possible. " +
-  "Use the `skill` tool to load it first.\n\n" +
-  "## Critical finding (" + (i + 1) + ")\n" + finding + "\n\n" +
-  "Fix it with the `write`/`edit` tools and commit " + (isolate ? "inside this worktree." : "in the workspace."),
-  isolate ? { label: "fix:" + i, phase: "Fix", isolation: "worktree" } : { label: "fix:" + i, phase: "Fix" }
-)
-
-phase("Review")
-let review = await runReview()
-if (!review) review = { critical: [], important: [], minor: [], readyToMerge: true }
-let reviewFixAttempts = 0
-const fixHistory = []
-
-if (review.critical && review.critical.length > 0) {
-  phase("Fix")
-  for (let attempt = 0; attempt < MAX_REVIEW_FIX_ATTEMPTS; attempt++) {
-    reviewFixAttempts = attempt + 1
-    // Same per-batch rule as implement: isolate (worktree per fix) when >1 critical
-    // fix would run concurrently, or when forced; otherwise sequential in main workspace.
-    const ISOLATE = isolateBatch(review.critical.map((_, i) => "fix-" + i))
-    const limit = ISOLATE ? Math.min(MAX_CONCURRENT, review.critical.length) : 1
-    const perTaskResults = []
-    const kept = []
-    const criticals = review.critical
-    for (let i = 0; i < criticals.length; i += limit) {
-      const chunk = criticals.slice(i, i + limit)
-      const results = await parallel(chunk.map((finding, k) => () => runFixTask(finding, i + k, ISOLATE)))
-      for (let j = 0; j < chunk.length; j++) {
-        const r = results[j]
-        if (ISOLATE) {
-          const wt = r && typeof r === "object" ? r._worktree : null
-          if (wt && wt.changed) {
-            kept.push({ taskId: "fix-" + (i + j), _worktree: wt })
-            perTaskResults.push({ taskId: "fix-" + (i + j), status: "ok", branch: wt.branch })
-          } else {
-            perTaskResults.push({ taskId: "fix-" + (i + j), status: r === null ? "failed" : "pristine" })
-          }
-        } else {
-          perTaskResults.push({ taskId: "fix-" + (i + j), status: r === null ? "failed" : "ok" })
-        }
-      }
-    }
-    const integrate = kept.length ? (await runIntegrate(kept)) || { merged: [], conflicts: [], skipped_pristine: [] } : { merged: [], conflicts: [], skipped_pristine: [] }
-
-    phase("Verify")
-    const reverify = await runVerify()
-    if (reverify) verifyHistory.push(reverify)
-
-    phase("Review")
-    review = await runReview()
-    if (!review) review = { critical: [], important: [], minor: [], readyToMerge: false }
-
-    fixHistory.push({ attempt: reviewFixAttempts, perTaskResults, integrate, verify: reverify || null, review })
-
-    phase("Report")
-    await runIterationReport(MAX_TDD_ATTEMPTS + reviewFixAttempts, reverify)
-
-    if (!review.critical || review.critical.length === 0) {
-      log("Critical issues cleared on fix attempt " + reviewFixAttempts)
-      break
-    }
-  }
-  if (review.critical && review.critical.length > 0) {
-    return {
-      readyToMerge: false,
-      type, brainstorm, design, batches, verifyHistory, implementHistory, fixHistory, review,
-      attempts: { tdd: tddAttempts, reviewFix: reviewFixAttempts },
-    }
-  }
-}
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 6 — Final Report (consolidate, committed before merge)
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-let finalReport = null
-if (!SKIP_REPORT) {
-  phase("Report")
-  // The agent writes the consolidated final report file; the workflow only gates
-  // on existence. No schema — writing the markdown is the deliverable.
-  await agent(
-    "Apply the `compose:report` skill in FINAL consolidation mode. Use the `skill` tool to load it first.\n\n" +
-    docsBlock + "\n\n" +
-    "## Report file you MUST write (read the in-progress per-iteration file, overwrite with canonical final state)\n" + REPORT_PATH + "\n\n" +
-    "## Overall task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-    "## Run history\n" +
-    "verifyHistory: " + JSON.stringify(verifyHistory) + "\n" +
-    "implementHistory: " + JSON.stringify(implementHistory) + "\n" +
-    "reviewFixAttempts: " + reviewFixAttempts + "\n" +
-    "review: " + JSON.stringify(review) + "\n\n" +
-    "Produce the final-state report (What Was Built / Architecture / Design Decisions / Usage / Verification / Journey Log / Source Materials). " +
-    "Distill the Journey Log to at most 5 entries. Write the file with the `write` tool, then commit it. " +
-    "Writing the file is the deliverable — do not just describe it.",
-    { label: "final-report", phase: "Report" }
-  )
-  // Re-dispatch once if the agent skipped the write.
-  if (!(await exists(REPORT_PATH))) {
-    await agent(
-      "The final report file `" + REPORT_PATH + "` does not exist yet. Apply `compose:report` and WRITE it now with the `write` tool " +
-      "(What Was Built / Architecture / Design Decisions / Usage / Verification / Journey Log / Source Materials) for the task: " + TASK,
-      { label: "final-report-retry", phase: "Report" }
-    )
-  }
-  finalReport = { path: REPORT_PATH, written: await exists(REPORT_PATH) }
-}
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Phase 7 — Merge
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-phase("Merge")
-const merge = await agent(
-  "Apply the `compose:merge` skill. Use the `skill` tool to load it before working.\n\n" +
-  "## Task\n" + TASK + "\n\n" +
-  "## What was built (use this for the commit/PR message)\n" + IMPLEMENTED_DIGEST + "\n\n" +
-  ((review && (_arr(review.important).length || _arr(review.minor).length))
-    ? "## Review outcome (critical cleared; note any deferred items)\n" +
-      (_arr(review.important).length ? "Important (should follow up):\n" + _arr(review.important).map((x) => "- " + x).join("\n") + "\n" : "") +
-      (_arr(review.minor).length ? "Minor (nits):\n" + _arr(review.minor).map((x) => "- " + x).join("\n") + "\n" : "") + "\n"
-    : "") +
-  "Commit the changes. If the branch tracks a remote and a PR is appropriate, push and open one.\n" +
-  "Pick the smallest action that satisfies the goal:\n" +
-  "- `commit`: just record locally\n" +
-  "- `commit+push`: also push to the existing remote branch\n" +
-  "- `commit+pr`: push and open a PR\n\n" +
-  "Return structured output only.",
-  { label: "merge", phase: "Merge", schema: MERGE_SHAPE }
-)
-if (!merge || !merge.committed) {
-  return {
-    error: "merge-failed",
-    type, brainstorm, design, batches, verifyHistory, implementHistory, review, finalReport,
-    merge: merge || { committed: false, action: "none" },
-    attempts: { tdd: tddAttempts, reviewFix: reviewFixAttempts },
-  }
-}
-
-return {
-  brainstorm,
-  type,
-  design,
-  batches,
-  implementHistory,
-  verifyHistory,
-  review,
-  fixHistory: fixHistory.length ? fixHistory : undefined,
-  reviewFixes: reviewFixAttempts,
-  finalReport,
-  merge,
-  stats: {
-    agents: verifyHistory.length + tddAttempts + reviewFixAttempts + 4, // brainstorm + design-write + design-extract + review + merge (approx)
-    phases: 7,
-    parallelBatches: batches.length,
-    durationMs: 0, // QuickJS guest has no Date; host can compute from journal if needed
-  },
-}