@syntesseraai/opencode-feature-factory 0.13.4 → 0.13.6

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package/AGENTS.md CHANGED
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  - Stage sub-agents with default model routing:
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  - `planning` -> `openai/gpt-5.5-fast` (temperature `0.2`)
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  - `building` -> `openai/gpt-5.5-fast` (temperature `0.5`)
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- - `code-review` -> `openai/gpt-5.5-fast` (temperature `0.6`)
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+ - `code-reviewing` -> `openai/gpt-5.5-fast` (temperature `0.6`)
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  - `documenting` -> `github-copilot/gemini-3.1-pro-preview`
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- - `full-review` -> `opencode/glm-5.1`
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- - Specialized agents: `feature-factory`, `planning`, `building`, `code-review`, `documenting`, and `full-review`.
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+ - `full-reviewing` -> `opencode/glm-5.1`
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+ - Specialized agents: `feature-factory`, `planning`, `building`, `code-reviewing`, `documenting`, and `full-reviewing`.
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  - Quick commands: `/ff-review [optional prompt]`, `/ff-document [optional prompt]`, and `/ff-rework [optional prompt]` (all run as main agents on the relevant stage).
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  - Skills for planning, shared external research (`ff-research-methods`), command output compression (`ff-oo`), documentation governance (`ff-documentation-rules`), review quality/security/architecture/documentation, GitHub workflows (`ff-github`), reporting templates, and todo management.
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  3. Once scope is clear, summarize it in 1-3 bullets; clear imperative requests count as authorization to proceed without a separate confirmation or plan-approval prompt.
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  4. Build.
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  5. Code Review.
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- 6. If code-review feedback requires changes, route back to Build.
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+ 6. If code-reviewing feedback requires changes, route back to Build.
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  7. Document.
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  8. Full Review for combined implementation and documentation gates.
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- 9. If either full-review gate is not approved, route back to Build; finish only when code-review and full-review gates are approved and no addressable follow-ups remain.
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+ 9. If either full-reviewing gate is not approved, route back to Build; finish only when code-reviewing and full-reviewing gates are approved and no addressable follow-ups remain.
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  Each transition carries forward the complete previous-stage last message as `RAW_PREVIOUS_STAGE_OUTPUT` by default. Parsed fields such as `FINAL_PLAN` guide routing and task ordering, but they do not replace the raw stage output. This preserves full context, rationale, and findings between stages. If context limits require truncation, explicitly label the truncation and preserve required gate/status lines and required output sections.
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  - Keep `read`/`glob`/`grep` as fallback when codebase-memory MCP is unavailable or the repository has not been indexed.
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  - Use `read`, `glob`, and `grep` for targeted file inspection.
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  - Writable agents should prefer native `edit` for file updates.
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- - Keep `edit` restricted on read-only agents (`planning`, `code-review`, `full-review`).
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- - Prefer explicit agent frontmatter permission restrictions for read-only stages. `code-review` and `full-review` now use `permissions` blocks with deny-first `bash` policies to provide constrained shell access where supported.
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+ - Keep `edit` restricted on read-only agents (`planning`, `code-reviewing`, `full-reviewing`).
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+ - Prefer explicit agent frontmatter restrictions for read-only stages. `code-reviewing` uses `permissions` with a deny-first `bash` policy; `full-reviewing` uses legacy `tools` disablement for GLM compatibility until that model path supports `permissions`.
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  - Keep read-only agents from modifying files by disabling `edit` and other write-capable tools in frontmatter.
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  - Explicitly disable PTY tools (`pty_spawn`, `pty_write`, `pty_read`, `pty_list`, `pty_kill`) on read-only agents; they must not rely on PTY as a back door.
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  - Use `todowrite` for multi-step tasks to keep progress visible.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  - `feature-factory` (orchestrator) -> default model `openai/gpt-5.5-fast`
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  - `planning` -> default model `openai/gpt-5.5-fast`
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- - `code-review` -> default model `openai/gpt-5.5-fast` with temperature `0.6`
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+ - `building` -> default model `openai/gpt-5.5-fast`
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+ Stage-agent code discovery is graph-first: planning/building/code-reviewing/documenting/full-reviewing prefer codebase-memory MCP tools (`codebase-memory-mcp_search_graph`, `codebase-memory-mcp_get_architecture`, `codebase-memory-mcp_trace_call_path`, `codebase-memory-mcp_get_code_snippet`) for repository-local analysis, and use `gh_grep_searchGitHub` when investigating public GitHub source examples.
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  - Treat `RAW_PREVIOUS_STAGE_OUTPUT` from Planning as the authoritative full plan context when present. Read the requirements summary, architecture validation, risks, assumptions, testing strategy, and plan-shaping rationale before implementing.
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