@vfarcic/dot-ai 0.25.0 → 0.26.0
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Analyze the user's intent and determine the best solution(s). This could be:
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- A single resource that fully addresses the need
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- A combination of resources that work together to create a complete solution
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- A combination of resources that can actually integrate and work together to create a complete solution
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- Multiple alternative approaches ranked by effectiveness
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For each solution, provide:
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- User experience - simpler declarative approaches often score higher than complex multi-resource solutions
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- **Schema-based capability analysis**: Examine the actual resource schema fields to determine what capabilities each resource truly supports
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- **Intent-solution alignment**: Ensure solutions directly fulfill the user's stated intent rather than just providing prerequisites or supporting infrastructure
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- **Complete intent fulfillment**: Solutions must address ALL parts of the user's intent, not just some aspects
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## Schema-Based Capability Analysis
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- **Give preference to platform abstractions**: For application deployment scenarios, purpose-built CRDs with comprehensive application platform features should be weighted more favorably than basic resources requiring manual orchestration
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- **Match scope to intent**: Only prefer CRDs when their schemas genuinely align with what the user is trying to achieve
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## Resource Combination Validation
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**CRITICAL**: When proposing combination solutions, verify schema-based integration compatibility:
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- **Check integration fields**: For combinations, ensure one resource has schema fields that can reference or integrate with the other resource
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- **Verify field compatibility**: Analyze schemas to confirm resources have compatible integration points before combining them
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- **Reject incompatible combinations**: Do not suggest combinations where resource schemas lack the necessary fields to work together
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## Solution Filtering Rules
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**IMPORTANT**: To avoid rejecting all solutions:
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## Scoring Guidelines
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- **90-100**: Complete solution, fully addresses user
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- **90-100**: Complete solution, fully addresses ALL aspects of user intent
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- **70-89**: Good solution, addresses most aspects of user intent with minor gaps
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- **50-69**: Partial solution, addresses some aspects of user intent but requires additional work
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- **30-49**: Incomplete solution, only addresses part of the user intent or provides supporting infrastructure without primary functionality
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- **0-29**: Poor fit, doesn't meaningfully address the user's intent
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