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Wazir supplies the operating model, guardrails, and artifact contracts.\n     4→\n     5→## Core components\n     6→\n     7→| Component | Purpose |\n     8→|-----------|---------|\n     9→| Roles | Canonical contracts defining what each agent role does and produces |\n    10→| Workflows | Phase entrypoints that sequence roles through delivery |\n    11→| Skills | Reusable procedures (wz:tdd, wz:debugging, wz:verification, wz:brainstorming) |\n    12→| Hooks | Guardrails enforcing protected paths, loop caps, and capture routing |\n    13→| Expertise | 315 curated knowledge modules composed into agent prompts |\n    14→| Templates | Artifact templates for phase outputs and handoff |\n    15→| Schemas | Validation schemas for manifest, hooks, artifacts, and exports |\n    16→| Exports | Generated host packages tailored per supported host |\n    17→| Tooling | CLI for validation, indexing, recall, capture, and status |\n    18→\n    19→## Design influences\n    20→\n    21→| Source | What Wazir keeps |\n    22→|--------|----------------------|\n    23→| Wazir skill system | Disciplined workflows, TDD, verification, review rigor, skill ergonomics |\n    24→| Spec-Kit | Spec-first development, explicit artifacts, approval gates |\n    25→| Oh My Claude | Host-native prompt structure and operator ergonomics |\n    26→| autoresearch | Research loops, experiment tracking, self-improvement discipline |\n    27→\n    28→## Context and indexing\n    29→\n    30→Wazir ships a built-in local index and recall surface that reduces context window consumption by 60-80% on exploration-heavy phases.\n    31→\n    32→### Context tiers\n    33→\n    34→| Tier | Token budget | Content | When to use |\n    35→|------|-------------|---------|-------------|\n    36→| L0 | ~100 tokens | One-line identifier (name, kind, language, line range) | Inventory scans, deciding what to load |\n    37→| L1 | ~500-2k tokens | Structural summary (signature, fields, purpose, dependencies) | Understanding shape without full source |\n    38→| L2 | Full content | Exact line-bounded source slice | Implementation, debugging, code review |\n    39→\n    40→### Role-specific recall defaults\n    41→\n    42→Roles are assigned default tiers based on their information needs:\n    43→\n    44→- **Exploration roles** (clarifier, researcher, specifier, content-author, designer, planner) default to L1 -- they need to understand structure across many files without reading every line\n    45→- **Implementation roles** (executor, verifier) default to direct read (L2) -- they need exact source for code changes and verification\n    46→- **Review role** (reviewer) starts at L1 as a triage pass, escalating to direct read only for logic errors, security concerns, or ambiguous summaries\n    47→- **Learning role** (learner) defaults to L0 -- it needs only inventory-level context to identify what changed\n    48→\n    49→Every role includes a fallback chain: if the preferred tier fails (no index, no summaries), the role falls back to direct file reads. The system degrades gracefully -- no wasted tokens on failed index operations.\n    50→\n    51→### Capture routing\n    52→\n    53→Large tool output is routed to run-local files via `wazir capture route` and `wazir capture output`, keeping the context window lean. The agent receives a file path reference (~50 tokens) instead of the full output.\n    54→\n    55→### Pipeline integration points\n    56→\n    57→The index and recall surface integrates with the pipeline at five points:\n    58→\n    59→1. **Session start** -- the bootstrap hook runs `index refresh` (or `build` for first run) to ensure the index is current\n    60→2. **Scan project** -- the `scan-project` skill runs `index stats` to report index health in the project profile\n    61→3. **Debugging** -- the `wz:debugging` OBSERVE phase uses `index search-symbols` and `recall --tier L1` for symbol-first exploration\n    62→4. **Execute** -- the executor uses `recall file` and `recall symbol` for targeted source reads\n    63→5. **Verify** -- the verifier uses direct reads for full validation\n    64→\n    65→### Measuring savings\n    66→\n    67→`wazir capture usage` generates a per-run token savings report showing capture routing statistics and context window savings. This provides concrete evidence of token reduction per session.\n    68→\n    69→The context-mode integration remains an optional adapter -- off by default, never required for core install, build, or test paths.\n    70→\n    71→See [Indexing and Recall](indexing-and-recall.md) for full command details and extractor documentation.\n    72→\n    73→## Design Phase\n    74→\n    75→The design phase runs after specification and before planning. The `designer` role uses open-pencil MCP tools to produce visual designs from the approved spec. Outputs include a `.fig` design file, exported Tailwind JSX/HTML+CSS scaffolds, design tokens JSON, and screenshot PNGs.\n    76→\n    77→The `design-review` workflow validates designs against the spec before planning begins. The existing `review` workflow also checks design-vs-implementation alignment after execution.\n    78→\n    79→open-pencil is integrated as an optional adapter (`open_pencil`) — it is not required for core Wazir functionality.\n    80→\n    81→## Key references\n    82→\n    83→- [Roles & Workflows](roles-and-workflows.md)\n    84→- [Artifact Model](artifact-model.md)\n    85→- [Host Exports](../reference/host-exports.md)\n    86→- [Hooks](../reference/hooks.md)\n    87→- [Expertise & Antipatterns](composition-engine.md)\n    88→"}]},"uuid":"f07c3708-64f5-4099-a44e-be2ff3db3307","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:34:03.700Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"27e9e434-da40-4110-8f94-9463c1354ade","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir","sessionId":"0c5a9bfa-6816-42b1-a97d-37ae7dad26c5","version":"2.1.80","gitBranch":"feat/remaining-6-fixes","slug":"mighty-wondering-giraffe"}
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Query `wazir index search-symbols <query>` first\n    16→2. Use `wazir recall file <path> --tier L1` for targeted reads\n    17→3. Fall back to direct file reads ONLY for files identified by index queries\n    18→4. Maximum 10 direct file reads without a justifying index query\n    19→5. If no index exists: `wazir index build && wazir index summarize --tier all`\n    20→\n    21→Run the Clarifier phase — everything from reading input to having an approved execution plan.\n    22→\n    23→**Pacing rule:** This skill has mandatory user checkpoints between sub-workflows. Do NOT skip checkpoints. Do NOT combine sub-workflows. Complete each fully, present output, and wait for explicit user approval before advancing.\n    24→\n    25→Review loops follow the pattern in `docs/reference/review-loop-pattern.md`. All reviewer invocations use explicit `--mode`.\n    26→\n    27→**Standalone mode:** If no `.wazir/runs/latest/` exists, artifacts go to `docs/plans/` and review logs go alongside.\n    28→\n    29→## Prerequisites\n    30→\n    31→1. Check `.wazir/state/config.json` exists. If not, run `wazir init` first.\n    32→2. Check `.wazir/input/briefing.md` exists. If not, ask the user what they want to build and save it there.\n    33→3. Scan `input/` (project-level) and `.wazir/input/` (state-level) for additional input files. Present what's found.\n    34→4. Read config for `default_depth` and `multi_tool` settings.\n    35→5. **Load accepted learnings:**\n    36→   1. Glob `memory/learnings/accepted/*.md`\n    37→   2. For each file: read YAML frontmatter, extract `scope` tags (e.g., `scope: [auth, react, security]`)\n    38→   3. Match scope tags against current run's intent (from run config `parsed_intent`) and detected stack (from research findings or `config.json` stack settings)\n    39→   4. Inject matching learnings into context, sorted by confidence (highest first), most recent first, limit 10\n    40→   5. If no accepted learnings exist or no matches found: skip silently — this is expected until the pipeline matures\n    41→6. Create a run directory if one doesn't exist:\n    42→   ```bash\n    43→   mkdir -p .wazir/runs/run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS/{sources,tasks,artifacts,reviews,clarified}\n    44→   ln -sfn run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS .wazir/runs/latest\n    45→   ```\n    46→\n    47→---\n    48→\n    49→## Context-Mode Usage\n    50→\n    51→Read `context_mode` from `.wazir/state/config.json`:\n    52→\n    53→- **If `context_mode.enabled: true`:** Use `fetch_and_index` for URL fetching, `search` for follow-up queries on indexed content. Use `execute` or `execute_file` for large outputs instead of Bash.\n    54→- **If `context_mode.enabled: false`:** Fall back to `WebFetch` for URLs and `Bash` for commands.\n    55→\n    56→---\n    57→\n    58→## Sub-Workflow 1: Research (discover workflow)\n    59→\n    60→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n    61→\n    62→> **Research** — About to scan the codebase and fetch external references to understand the existing architecture, tech stack, and any standards referenced in the briefing.\n    63→>\n    64→> **Why this matters:** Without research, I'd assume the wrong framework version, miss existing patterns in the codebase, and contradict established conventions. Every wrong assumption here cascades into a wrong spec and wrong implementation.\n    65→>\n    66→> **Looking for:** Existing code patterns, dependency versions, external standard definitions, architectural constraints\n    67→\n    68→Delegate to the discover workflow (`workflows/discover.md`):\n    69→\n    70→1. **Keyword extraction:** Read the briefing and extract concepts/terms that are vague, reference external standards, or use unfamiliar terminology.\n    71→   - **When to research:** concept references an external standard by name, uses a tool/library not seen in the codebase, or is ambiguous enough that two agents could interpret it differently.\n    72→   - **When NOT to research:** concept is fully defined in the input, or it's a well-known programming concept.\n    73→2. **Fetch sources:** For each concept needing research:\n    74→   - Use `fetch_and_index` (if context-mode available) or `WebFetch` to fetch the source.\n    75→   - Save fetched content to `.wazir/runs/latest/sources/`.\n    76→   - Track each fetch in `sources/manifest.json`.\n    77→3. **Error handling:** 404/unreachable → log failure, continue. Research is best-effort.\n    78→4. The **researcher role** produces the research artifact.\n    79→5. The **reviewer role** runs the research-review loop with `--mode research-review`.\n    80→6. Loop runs for `pass_counts[depth]` passes.\n    81→\n    82→Save result to `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/research-brief.md`.\n    83→\n    84→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n    85→\n    86→> **Research complete.**\n    87→>\n    88→> **Found:** [N] external sources fetched, [N] codebase patterns identified, [N] architectural constraints documented\n    89→>\n    90→> **Without this phase:** Spec would be built on assumptions instead of evidence — wrong framework APIs, missed existing utilities, contradicted naming conventions\n    91→>\n    92→> **Changed because of this work:** [List of key discoveries — e.g., \"found existing auth middleware at src/middleware/auth.ts\", \"project uses Vitest not Jest\"]\n    93→\n    94→### Checkpoint: Research Review\n    95→\n    96→> **Research complete. Here's what I found:**\n    97→>\n    98→> [Summary of codebase state, relevant architecture, external context]\n    99→\n   100→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   101→- **Question:** \"Does the research look complete and accurate?\"\n   102→- **Options:**\n   103→  1. \"Looks good, continue\" *(Recommended)*\n   104→  2. \"Missing context — let me add more information\"\n   105→  3. \"Wrong direction — let me clarify the intent\"\n   106→\n   107→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   108→\n   109→---\n   110→\n   111→## Sub-Workflow 2: Clarify (clarify workflow)\n   112→\n   113→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   114→\n   115→> **Clarification** — About to transform the briefing and research into a precise scope document with explicit constraints, assumptions, and boundaries.\n   116→>\n   117→> **Why this matters:** Without explicit clarification, \"add user auth\" could mean OAuth, magic links, or username/password. Every ambiguity left here becomes a 50/50 coin flip during implementation that could produce the wrong feature.\n   118→>\n   119→> **Looking for:** Ambiguous requirements, implicit assumptions, missing constraints, scope boundaries, unresolved questions\n   120→\n   121→### Input Preservation (before producing clarification)\n   122→\n   123→1. Glob `.wazir/input/tasks/*.md`. If files exist:\n   124→   - Adopt those specs as the starting point — copy content verbatim into the clarification's item descriptions.\n   125→   - Enhance with codebase scan + research findings. **Never remove detail — only add.**\n   126→   - Every acceptance criterion from input must appear verbatim.\n   127→   - Every API endpoint, color hex code, and UI dimension from input must appear in the relevant item section.\n   128→2. If `.wazir/input/tasks/` is empty or missing, synthesize from `briefing.md` alone.\n   129→\n   130→### Informed Question Batching (after research, before producing clarification)\n   131→\n   132→Research has completed. You now have codebase context and external findings. Before producing the clarification, ask the user INFORMED questions — informed by the research, not guesses.\n   133→\n   134→**Rules:**\n   135→1. **Research runs FIRST, questions come AFTER.** Never ask questions before research completes.\n   136→2. **Batch questions:** 1-3 batches of 3-7 questions each. Never one-at-a-time.\n   137→3. **Every scope exclusion must be explicitly confirmed by the user.** You MUST NOT decide that something is \"out of scope\" without asking. If the input doesn't mention docs, ask: \"The input doesn't mention documentation — should we include API docs, or is that explicitly out of scope?\" Do NOT assume.\n   138→4. **If the input is clear and complete:** Zero questions is fine. State: \"Input is clear and specific. No ambiguities detected. Proceeding with clarification.\"\n   139→5. **In auto mode (`interaction_mode: auto`):** Questions go to the gating agent, not the user.\n   140→6. **In interactive mode (`interaction_mode: interactive`):** More detailed questions, present research findings that informed each question.\n   141→\n   142→**Question format:**\n   143→```\n   144→Based on research, I have [N] questions before proceeding:\n   145→\n   146→**Scope & Intent**\n   147→1. [Question informed by research finding]\n   148→2. [Question about ambiguous requirement]\n   149→\n   150→**Technical Decisions**\n   151→3. [Question about architecture choice discovered during research]\n   152→4. [Question about dependency/framework preference]\n   153→\n   154→**Boundaries**\n   155→5. [Explicit scope boundary question — \"Should X be included or excluded?\"]\n   156→```\n   157→\n   158→Ask via AskUserQuestion with the full batch. Wait for answers. If answers introduce new ambiguity, ask a follow-up batch (max 3 batches total).\n   159→\n   160→### Clarification Production\n   161→\n   162→Read the briefing, research brief, user answers to questions, and codebase context. Produce:\n   163→\n   164→- **What** we're building — concrete deliverables\n   165→- **Why** — the motivation and business value\n   166→- **Constraints** — technical, timeline, dependencies\n   167→- **Assumptions** — what we're taking as given (each explicitly confirmed by user or clearly stated in input)\n   168→- **Scope boundaries** — what's IN and what's explicitly OUT (every exclusion must reference the user's confirmation: \"Out of scope per user confirmation in question batch 1, Q5\")\n   169→- **Unresolved questions** — anything still ambiguous after question batches\n   170→\n   171→Save to `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/clarification.md`.\n   172→\n   173→Invoke `wz:reviewer --mode clarification-review`. Resolve findings before presenting to user.\n   174→\n   175→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   176→\n   177→> **Clarification complete.**\n   178→>\n   179→> **Found:** [N] ambiguities resolved, [N] assumptions documented, [N] scope boundaries defined, [N] items explicitly marked out-of-scope\n   180→>\n   181→> **Without this phase:** Implementation would proceed with hidden assumptions, scope would creep mid-build, and acceptance criteria would be vague enough to pass any implementation\n   182→>\n   183→> **Changed because of this work:** [List of resolved ambiguities — e.g., \"clarified auth means OAuth2 with Google provider only\", \"out-of-scope: mobile responsive for v1\"]\n   184→\n   185→### Checkpoint: Clarification Review\n   186→\n   187→> **Here's the clarified scope:**\n   188→>\n   189→> [Full clarification]\n   190→\n   191→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   192→- **Question:** \"Does the clarified scope accurately capture what you want to build?\"\n   193→- **Options:**\n   194→  1. \"Approved — continue to spec hardening\" *(Recommended)*\n   195→  2. \"Needs changes — let me provide corrections\"\n   196→  3. \"Missing important context — let me add information\"\n   197→\n   198→Wait for the user's selection before continuing. Route feedback: plan corrections → `user-feedback.md`, new requirements → `briefing.md`.\n   199→\n   200→---\n   201→\n   202→## Sub-Workflow 3: Spec Harden (specify + spec-challenge workflows)\n   203→\n   204→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   205→\n   206→> **Spec Hardening** — About to convert the clarified scope into a measurable, testable specification and then run adversarial spec-challenge review to find gaps.\n   207→>\n   208→> **Why this matters:** Without hardening, acceptance criteria stay vague (\"it should work well\") instead of measurable (\"response time under 200ms for 95th percentile\"). Vague specs pass any implementation, making review meaningless.\n   209→>\n   210→> **Looking for:** Untestable criteria, missing error handling specs, undefined edge cases, performance requirements, security constraints\n   211→\n   212→Delegate to the specify workflow (`workflows/specify.md`):\n   213→\n   214→1. The **specifier role** produces a measurable spec from clarification + research.\n   215→2. Invoke `wz:reviewer --mode spec-challenge`.\n   216→3. Loop runs for `pass_counts[depth]` passes.\n   217→\n   218→Save result to `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/spec-hardened.md`.\n   219→\n   220→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   221→\n   222→> **Spec Hardening complete.**\n   223→>\n   224→> **Found:** [N] acceptance criteria tightened, [N] edge cases added, [N] error handling requirements specified, [N] spec-challenge findings resolved\n   225→>\n   226→> **Without this phase:** Acceptance criteria would be subjective, review would have no concrete standard to measure against, and \"done\" would mean whatever the implementer decided\n   227→>\n   228→> **Changed because of this work:** [List of hardening changes — e.g., \"added 404 handling spec for missing resources\", \"specified max payload size of 5MB\", \"added rate limit requirement of 100 req/min\"]\n   229→\n   230→### Content-Author Detection\n   231→\n   232→After spec hardening, scan the spec for content needs. Auto-enable the `author` workflow if the spec mentions any of:\n   233→- Database seeding, seed data, fixtures, sample records\n   234→- Sample content, placeholder text, demo data\n   235→- Test fixtures, mock API responses, test data files\n   236→- Translations, i18n strings, localization\n   237→- Copy (button labels, error messages, onboarding text)\n   238→- Documentation content, user guides, API docs\n   239→- Email templates, notification text\n   240→\n   241→If detected, set `workflow_policy.author.enabled = true` in the run config and note:\n   242→> **Content needs detected.** The content-author workflow will run after design approval to produce: [list detected content types].\n   243→\n   244→### Checkpoint: Hardened Spec Review\n   245→\n   246→> **Spec hardened. Changes made:**\n   247→>\n   248→> [List of gaps found and how they were tightened]\n   249→\n   250→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   251→- **Question:** \"Are the spec hardening changes acceptable?\"\n   252→- **Options:**\n   253→  1. \"Approved — continue to brainstorming\" *(Recommended)*\n   254→  2. \"Disagree with a change — let me specify\"\n   255→  3. \"Found more gaps — let me add\"\n   256→\n   257→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   258→\n   259→---\n   260→\n   261→## Sub-Workflow 4: Brainstorm (design + design-review workflows)\n   262→\n   263→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   264→\n   265→> **Brainstorming** — About to propose 2-3 design approaches with explicit trade-offs, then run design-review on the approved choice.\n   266→>\n   267→> **Why this matters:** Without exploring alternatives, the first approach that comes to mind gets built — even if a simpler, more maintainable, or more performant option exists. This is where architectural mistakes get caught cheaply instead of discovered during implementation.\n   268→>\n   269→> **Looking for:** Architectural trade-offs, scalability implications, complexity vs. simplicity, alignment with existing codebase patterns\n   270→\n   271→Invoke the `brainstorming` skill (`wz:brainstorming`):\n   272→\n   273→1. Propose 2-3 viable approaches with explicit trade-offs\n   274→2. For each approach: effort estimate, risk assessment, what it enables/prevents\n   275→3. Recommend one approach with rationale\n   276→\n   277→### Checkpoint: Design Approval\n   278→\n   279→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   280→- **Question:** \"Which design approach should we implement?\"\n   281→- **Options:**\n   282→  1. \"Approach A — [one-line summary]\" *(Recommended)*\n   283→  2. \"Approach B — [one-line summary]\"\n   284→  3. \"Approach C — [one-line summary]\"\n   285→  4. \"Modify an approach — let me specify changes\"\n   286→\n   287→Wait for the user's selection before continuing. This is the most important checkpoint.\n   288→\n   289→Save approved design to `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/design.md`.\n   290→\n   291→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   292→\n   293→> **Brainstorming complete.**\n   294→>\n   295→> **Found:** [N] approaches evaluated, [N] trade-offs documented, [N] design-review findings resolved\n   296→>\n   297→> **Without this phase:** The first viable approach would be built without considering alternatives — potentially choosing a complex solution when a simple one exists, or an approach that conflicts with existing patterns\n   298→>\n   299→> **Changed because of this work:** [Selected approach and why, rejected alternatives and why, design-review adjustments made]\n   300→\n   301→After approval: design-review loop with `--mode design-review` (5 canonical dimensions: spec coverage, design-spec consistency, accessibility, visual consistency, exported-code fidelity).\n   302→\n   303→---\n   304→\n   305→## Sub-Workflow 5: Plan (plan + plan-review workflows)\n   306→\n   307→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   308→\n   309→> **Planning** — About to break the approved design into ordered, dependency-aware implementation tasks with a gap analysis against the original input.\n   310→>\n   311→> **Why this matters:** Without explicit planning, tasks get implemented in the wrong order (breaking dependencies), items from the input get silently dropped, and task granularity is either too coarse (monolithic changes that are hard to review) or too fine (overhead without value).\n   312→>\n   313→> **Looking for:** Correct dependency ordering, complete input coverage, appropriate task granularity, clear acceptance criteria per task\n   314→\n   315→Delegate to `wz:writing-plans`:\n   316→\n   317→1. Planner produces a SINGLE execution plan at `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/execution-plan.md` in spec-kit format.\n   318→2. **Gap analysis exit gate:** Compare original input against plan. Invoke `wz:reviewer --mode plan-review`.\n   319→3. Loop until clean or cap reached.\n   320→\n   321→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   322→\n   323→> **Planning complete.**\n   324→>\n   325→> **Found:** [N] tasks created, [N] dependencies mapped, [N] plan-review findings resolved, [N] gap analysis items addressed\n   326→>\n   327→> **Without this phase:** Tasks would be implemented in ad-hoc order breaking dependencies, input items would be silently dropped, and task sizes would vary wildly making review inconsistent\n   328→>\n   329→> **Changed because of this work:** [Task count, dependency chain summary, any items reordered or split during plan-review]\n   330→\n   331→### Checkpoint: Plan Review\n   332→\n   333→> **Implementation plan: [N] tasks**\n   334→>\n   335→> | # | Task | Complexity | Dependencies | Description |\n   336→> |---|------|-----------|--------------|-------------|\n   337→\n   338→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   339→- **Question:** \"Does the implementation plan look correct and complete?\"\n   340→- **Options:**\n   341→  1. \"Approved — ready for execution\" *(Recommended)*\n   342→  2. \"Reorder or split tasks\"\n   343→  3. \"Missing tasks\"\n   344→  4. \"Too granular / too coarse\"\n   345→\n   346→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   347→\n   348→---\n   349→\n   350→### Scope Coverage Gate (Hard Gate)\n   351→\n   352→Before presenting the plan to the user, verify ALL input items are covered:\n   353→\n   354→1. Count distinct items/deliverables in the input briefing (`.wazir/input/briefing.md` + any `input/*.md` files)\n   355→2. Count tasks in the execution plan\n   356→3. **If `tasks_in_plan < items_in_input`:** STOP and present:\n   357→\n   358→> **Scope reduction detected.** The input contains [N] items but the plan only covers [M].\n   359→>\n   360→> Missing items: [list]\n   361→\n   362→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   363→- **Question:** \"The plan is missing [N-M] items from your input. How should we proceed?\"\n   364→- **Options:**\n   365→  1. \"Add missing items to the plan\" *(Recommended)*\n   366→  2. \"Approve reduced scope — I confirm these items can be dropped\"\n   367→\n   368→**The clarifier MUST NOT autonomously drop items into \"future tiers\", \"deferred\", or \"out of scope\" without explicit user approval. This is a hard rule.**\n   369→\n   370→Invariant: `items_in_plan >= items_in_input` unless user explicitly approves reduction.\n   371→\n   372→---\n   373→\n   374→## Reasoning Output\n   375→\n   376→Throughout the clarifier phase, produce reasoning at two layers:\n   377→\n   378→### User Output: Before Research\n   379→\n   380→```\n   381→I'm about to research your request. Here's what I need to figure out:\n   382→1. [specific thing] — because [why it matters for YOUR request]\n   383→2. [specific thing] — because [risk if we skip this]\n   384→3. [specific thing] — because [what could go wrong]\n   385→```\n   386→\n   387→### User Output: After Research\n   388→\n   389→```\n   390→Research complete. Here's what I found and why it matters:\n   391→1. [finding] — this means [impact on your project]\n   392→   Without this: [what would have gone wrong]\n   393→2. [finding] — this changes [specific decision]\n   394→   Without this: [concrete mistake avoided]\n   395→```\n   396→\n   397→### User Output: Before Clarification Questions\n   398→\n   399→```\n   400→I have [N] questions before we proceed. These aren't bureaucratic — each one prevents a specific mistake:\n   401→1. [question] — asking because [what goes wrong if I assume]\n   402→2. [question] — asking because [concrete risk]\n   403→```\n   404→\n   405→### User Output: Between Sub-Workflows\n   406→\n   407→```\n   408→[Previous workflow] complete. Moving to [next workflow] because [concrete reason].\n   409→Key input from previous step: [what carries forward and why it matters].\n   410→```\n   411→\n   412→**File (Layer 2):** Write `.wazir/runs/<id>/reasoning/phase-clarifier-reasoning.md` with structured entries per decision:\n   413→- **Trigger** — what prompted the decision\n   414→- **Options considered** — alternatives evaluated\n   415→- **Chosen** — selected option\n   416→- **Reasoning** — why\n   417→- **Confidence** — high/medium/low\n   418→- **Counterfactual** — what would go wrong without this info\n   419→\n   420→Examples of clarifier reasoning entries:\n   421→- \"Trigger: input says 'auth' without specifying provider. Options: ask user, assume OAuth2, assume magic links. Chosen: ask user. Counterfactual: assuming OAuth2 when user wanted Supabase auth = wrong middleware, 2 days rework.\"\n   422→- \"Trigger: 13 items in input. Options: plan all 13, tier into must/should/could. 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Run the entire pipeline end-to-end, handling each phase automatically and only pausing where human input is required.\n     9→\n    10→All questions use **numbered interactive options** — one question at a time, defaults marked \"(Recommended)\", wait for user response before proceeding.\n    11→\n    12→## User Input Capture\n    13→\n    14→After every user response (approval, correction, rejection, redirect, instruction), capture it:\n    15→\n    16→```\n    17→captureUserInput(runDir, { phase: '<current-phase>', type: '<instruction|approval|correction|rejection|redirect>', content: '<user message>', context: '<what prompted the question>' })\n    18→```\n    19→\n    20→This uses `tooling/src/capture/user-input.js`. The log at `user-input-log.ndjson` feeds the learning system — user corrections are the strongest signal for improvement. At run end, prune logs older than 10 runs via `pruneOldInputLogs(stateRoot, 10)`.\n    21→\n    22→## Command Routing\n    23→Follow the Canonical Command Matrix in `hooks/routing-matrix.json`.\n    24→- Large commands (test runners, builds, diffs, dependency trees, linting) → context-mode tools\n    25→- Small commands (git status, ls, pwd, wazir CLI) → native Bash\n    26→- If context-mode unavailable, fall back to native Bash with warning\n    27→\n    28→## Codebase Exploration\n    29→1. Query `wazir index search-symbols <query>` first\n    30→2. Use `wazir recall file <path> --tier L1` for targeted reads\n    31→3. Fall back to direct file reads ONLY for files identified by index queries\n    32→4. Maximum 10 direct file reads without a justifying index query\n    33→5. If no index exists: `wazir index build && wazir index summarize --tier all`\n    34→\n    35→## Subcommand Detection\n    36→\n    37→Before anything else, check if the request starts with a known subcommand:\n    38→\n    39→| Input | Action |\n    40→|-------|--------|\n    41→| `/wazir audit ...` | Jump to **Audit Mode** (see below) |\n    42→| `/wazir prd [run-id]` | Jump to **PRD Mode** (see below) |\n    43→| `/wazir init` | Invoke the `init-pipeline` skill directly, then stop |\n    44→| Anything else | Continue to Phase 1 (Init) |\n    45→\n    46→---\n    47→\n    48→# 4-Phase Pipeline\n    49→\n    50→The pipeline has 4 phases. Each phase groups related workflows. Individual workflows within a phase can be enabled/disabled via `workflow_policy` in run-config.\n    51→\n    52→| Phase | Contains | Owner Skill | Key Output |\n    53→|-------|----------|-------------|------------|\n    54→| **Init** | Setup, prereqs, run directory, input scan | `wz:wazir` (inline) | `run-config.yaml` |\n    55→| **Clarifier** | Research, clarify, specify, brainstorm, plan | `wz:clarifier` | Approved spec + design + plan |\n    56→| **Executor** | Implement, verify | `wz:executor` | Code + verification proof |\n    57→| **Final Review** | Review vs original input, learn, prepare next | `wz:reviewer` | Verdict + learnings + handoff |\n    58→\n    59→---\n    60→\n    61→# Phase 1: Init\n    62→\n    63→## Step 1: Capture the Request\n    64→\n    65→Take whatever the user wrote after `/wazir` and save it as the briefing:\n    66→\n    67→1. Create `.wazir/input/` if it doesn't exist\n    68→2. Write the user's request to `.wazir/input/briefing.md` with a timestamp header\n    69→\n    70→If the user provided no text after `/wazir`, ask:\n    71→\n    72→> **What would you like to build?**\n    73→\n    74→Save their answer as the briefing, then continue.\n    75→\n    76→### Scan Input Directory\n    77→\n    78→Scan both `input/` (project-level) and `.wazir/input/` (state-level) for existing briefing materials. If files exist beyond `briefing.md`, list them:\n    79→\n    80→> **Found input files:**\n    81→> - `input/2026-03-19-deferred-items.md`\n    82→> - `.wazir/input/briefing.md`\n    83→>\n    84→> Using all found input as context for clarification.\n    85→\n    86→### Inline Modifiers\n    87→\n    88→Parse the request for inline modifiers before the main text:\n    89→\n    90→- `/wazir quick fix the login redirect` → depth = quick, intent = bugfix\n    91→- `/wazir deep design a new onboarding flow` → depth = deep, intent = feature\n    92→\n    93→Recognized modifiers:\n    94→- **Depth:** `quick`, `deep` (standard is default when omitted)\n    95→- **Interaction mode:** `auto`, `interactive` (guided is default when omitted)\n    96→  - `/wazir auto fix the auth bug` → interaction_mode = auto\n    97→  - `/wazir interactive design the onboarding` → interaction_mode = interactive\n    98→- **Intent:** `bugfix`, `feature`, `refactor`, `docs`, `spike`\n    99→\n   100→## Step 2: Check Prerequisites\n   101→\n   102→### CLI Check\n   103→\n   104→Run `which wazir` to check if the CLI is installed.\n   105→\n   106→**If not installed**, present:\n   107→\n   108→> **The Wazir CLI is not installed. It's required for event capture, validation, and indexing.**\n   109→\n   110→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   111→- **Question:** \"The Wazir CLI is not installed. How would you like to install it?\"\n   112→- **Options:**\n   113→  1. \"npm install -g @wazir-dev/cli\" *(Recommended)*\n   114→  2. \"npm link from the Wazir project root\"\n   115→\n   116→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   117→\n   118→The CLI is **required** — the pipeline uses `wazir capture`, `wazir validate`, `wazir index`, and `wazir doctor` throughout execution.\n   119→\n   120→**If installed**, run `wazir doctor --json` to verify repo health. Stop if unhealthy.\n   121→\n   122→### Branch Check\n   123→\n   124→Run `wazir validate branches` to check the current git branch.\n   125→\n   126→- If on `main` or `develop`:\n   127→  > You're on **[branch]**. The pipeline requires a feature branch.\n   128→\n   129→  Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   130→  - **Question:** \"You're on a protected branch. Create a feature branch?\"\n   131→  - **Options:**\n   132→    1. \"Create feat/<slug> from current branch\" *(Recommended)*\n   133→    2. \"Continue on current branch — not recommended\"\n   134→\n   135→  Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   136→\n   137→### Index Check\n   138→\n   139→```bash\n   140→INDEX_STATS=$(wazir index stats --json 2>/dev/null)\n   141→FILE_COUNT=$(echo \"$INDEX_STATS\" | jq -r '.file_count // 0')\n   142→if [ \"$FILE_COUNT\" -eq 0 ]; then\n   143→  wazir index build && wazir index summarize --tier all\n   144→else\n   145→  wazir index refresh\n   146→fi\n   147→```\n   148→\n   149→### Pipeline Init Check\n   150→\n   151→Check if `.wazir/state/config.json` exists.\n   152→\n   153→- **If missing** — invoke the `init-pipeline` skill.\n   154→- **If exists** — continue.\n   155→\n   156→## Step 3: Create Run Directory\n   157→\n   158→Generate a run ID using the current timestamp: `run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS`\n   159→\n   160→```bash\n   161→mkdir -p .wazir/runs/run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS/{sources,tasks,artifacts,reviews,clarified}\n   162→ln -sfn run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS .wazir/runs/latest\n   163→```\n   164→\n   165→Initialize event capture:\n   166→\n   167→```bash\n   168→wazir capture init --run <run-id> --phase init --status starting\n   169→```\n   170→\n   171→### Resume Detection\n   172→\n   173→Check if a previous incomplete run exists (via `latest` symlink pointing to a run without `completed_at`).\n   174→\n   175→**If previous incomplete run found**, present:\n   176→\n   177→> **A previous incomplete run was detected:** `<previous-run-id>`\n   178→\n   179→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   180→- **Question:** \"A previous incomplete run was detected. Resume or start fresh?\"\n   181→- **Options:**\n   182→  1. \"Resume from the last completed phase\" *(Recommended)*\n   183→  2. \"Start fresh with a new empty run\"\n   184→\n   185→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   186→\n   187→**If Resume:**\n   188→- Copy `clarified/` from previous run into new run, EXCEPT `user-feedback.md`.\n   189→- Detect last completed phase by checking which artifacts exist.\n   190→- **Staleness check:** If input files are newer than copied artifacts, warn and offer to re-run clarification.\n   191→\n   192→## Step 4: Build Run Config\n   193→\n   194→**No questions asked.** Depth, intent, and mode are all inferred or defaulted.\n   195→\n   196→### Intent Inference\n   197→\n   198→Infer intent from the request text using keyword matching:\n   199→\n   200→| Keywords in request | Inferred Intent |\n   201→|-------------------|-----------------|\n   202→| fix, bug, broken, crash, error, issue, wrong | `bugfix` |\n   203→| refactor, clean, restructure, reorganize, rename, simplify | `refactor` |\n   204→| doc, document, readme, guide, explain | `docs` |\n   205→| research, spike, explore, investigate, prototype | `spike` |\n   206→| (anything else) | `feature` |\n   207→\n   208→Depth defaults to `standard`. Override only via inline modifiers (`/wazir quick ...`, `/wazir deep ...`).\n   209→\n   210→### Write Run Config\n   211→\n   212→Save to `.wazir/runs/<run-id>/run-config.yaml`:\n   213→\n   214→```yaml\n   215→run_id: run-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS\n   216→parent_run_id: null\n   217→continuation_reason: null\n   218→\n   219→request: \"the original user request\"\n   220→request_summary: \"short summary\"\n   221→parsed_intent: feature\n   222→entry_point: \"/wazir\"\n   223→\n   224→depth: standard\n   225→interaction_mode: guided  # auto | guided | interactive\n   226→\n   227→# Workflow policy — individual workflows within each phase\n   228→workflow_policy:\n   229→  # Clarifier phase workflows\n   230→  discover:       { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   231→  clarify:        { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   232→  specify:        { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   233→  spec-challenge: { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   234→  author:         { enabled: false, loop_cap: 10 }\n   235→  design:         { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   236→  design-review:  { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   237→  plan:           { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   238→  plan-review:    { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   239→  # Executor phase workflows\n   240→  execute:        { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   241→  verify:         { enabled: true, loop_cap: 5 }\n   242→  # Final Review phase workflows\n   243→  review:         { enabled: true, loop_cap: 10 }\n   244→  learn:          { enabled: true, loop_cap: 5 }\n   245→  prepare_next:   { enabled: true, loop_cap: 5 }\n   246→  run_audit:      { enabled: false, loop_cap: 10 }\n   247→\n   248→research_topics: []\n   249→\n   250→created_at: \"YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ\"\n   251→completed_at: null\n   252→```\n   253→\n   254→### Workflow Skip Rules\n   255→\n   256→Map intent + depth to applicable workflows. The system decides — the user does NOT pick.\n   257→\n   258→| Class | Workflows | Rules |\n   259→|-------|-----------|-------|\n   260→| **Core** (always run) | `clarify`, `execute`, `verify`, `review` | Never skipped |\n   261→| **Adaptive** (run when evidence says so) | `discover`, `design`, `author`, `specify` | Skipped for bugfix/docs/spike at quick depth |\n   262→| **Scale** (intensity varies) | `spec-challenge`, `plan-review`, `design-review` | Loop cap controls iteration depth |\n   263→| **Post-run** (always run) | `learn`, `prepare_next` | Part of Final Review phase |\n   264→\n   265→Log skip decisions with reasons in `workflow_policy`.\n   266→\n   267→### Confidence Gate\n   268→\n   269→After building run config:\n   270→\n   271→- **High confidence** — one-line summary and proceed:\n   272→  > **Running: standard depth, feature, sequential. Proceeding...**\n   273→\n   274→- **Low confidence** — show plan and ask:\n   275→\n   276→  Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   277→  - **Question:** \"Does this run configuration look right?\"\n   278→  - **Options:**\n   279→    1. \"Yes, proceed\" *(Recommended)*\n   280→    2. \"No, let me adjust\"\n   281→\n   282→  Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   283→\n   284→```bash\n   285→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase init --status completed\n   286→```\n   287→\n   288→Run the phase report and display it to the user:\n   289→```bash\n   290→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase init\n   291→```\n   292→\n   293→Output the report content to the user in the conversation.\n   294→\n   295→---\n   296→\n   297→# Interaction Modes\n   298→\n   299→The `interaction_mode` field in run-config controls how the pipeline interacts with the user:\n   300→\n   301→| Mode | Inline modifier | Behavior | Best for |\n   302→|------|----------------|----------|----------|\n   303→| **`guided`** | (default) | Pipeline runs, pauses at phase checkpoints for user approval. Current default behavior. | Most work |\n   304→| **`auto`** | `/wazir auto ...` | No human checkpoints. Codex reviews all. Gating agent decides continue/loop_back/escalate. Stops ONLY on escalate. | Overnight, clear spec, well-understood domain |\n   305→| **`interactive`** | `/wazir interactive ...` | More questions, more discussion, co-designs with user. Researcher presents options. Executor checks approach before coding. | Ambiguous requirements, new domain, learning |\n   306→\n   307→## `auto` mode constraints\n   308→\n   309→- **Codex REQUIRED** — refuse to start auto mode if `multi_tool.codex` is not configured in `.wazir/state/config.json`. Error: \"Auto mode requires an external reviewer (Codex). Configure it first or use guided mode.\"\n   310→- **On escalate:** STOP immediately, write the escalation reason to `.wazir/runs/<id>/escalations/`, and wait for user input\n   311→- **Wall-clock limit:** default 4 hours. If exceeded, stop with escalation.\n   312→- **Never auto-commits to main** — always work on feature branch\n   313→- All checkpoints (AskUserQuestion) are skipped — gating agent evaluates phase reports and decides\n   314→\n   315→## `guided` mode (default)\n   316→\n   317→Current behavior — no changes needed. Checkpoints at phase boundaries, user approves before advancing.\n   318→\n   319→## `interactive` mode\n   320→\n   321→- **Clarifier:** asks more detailed questions, presents research findings with options: \"I found 3 approaches — which interests you?\"\n   322→- **Executor:** checks approach before coding: \"I'm about to implement auth with Supabase — sound right?\"\n   323→- **Reviewer:** discusses findings with user, not just presents verdict: \"I found a potential auth bypass — here's why I think it's high severity, do you agree?\"\n   324→- Slower but highest quality for complex/ambiguous work\n   325→\n   326→## Mode checking in phase skills\n   327→\n   328→All phase skills check `interaction_mode` from run-config at every checkpoint:\n   329→\n   330→```\n   331→# Read from run-config\n   332→interaction_mode = run_config.interaction_mode ?? 'guided'\n   333→\n   334→# At each checkpoint:\n   335→if interaction_mode == 'auto':\n   336→    # Skip checkpoint, let gating agent decide\n   337→elif interaction_mode == 'interactive':\n   338→    # More detailed question, present options, discuss\n   339→else:\n   340→    # guided — standard checkpoint with AskUserQuestion\n   341→```\n   342→\n   343→---\n   344→\n   345→# Two-Level Phase Model\n   346→\n   347→The pipeline has 4 top-level **phases**, each containing multiple **workflows** with review loops:\n   348→\n   349→```\n   350→Phase 1: Init\n   351→  └── (inline — no sub-workflows)\n   352→\n   353→Phase 2: Clarifier\n   354→  ├── discover (research) ← research-review loop\n   355→  ├── clarify ← clarification-review loop\n   356→  ├── specify ← spec-challenge loop\n   357→  ├── author (adaptive) ← approval gate\n   358→  ├── design ← design-review loop\n   359→  └── plan ← plan-review loop\n   360→\n   361→Phase 3: Executor\n   362→  ├── execute (per-task) ← task-review loop per task\n   363→  └── verify\n   364→\n   365→Phase 4: Final Review\n   366→  ├── review (final) ← scored review\n   367→  ├── learn\n   368→  └── prepare_next\n   369→```\n   370→\n   371→**Event capture uses both levels.** When emitting phase events, include `--parent-phase`:\n   372→```bash\n   373→wazir capture event --run <id> --event phase_enter --phase discover --parent-phase clarifier --status in_progress\n   374→```\n   375→\n   376→**Progress markers between workflows:** After each workflow completes, output:\n   377→> Phase 2: Clarifier > Workflow: specify (3 of 6 workflows complete)\n   378→\n   379→**`wazir status` shows both levels:** \"Phase 2: Clarifier > Workflow: specify\"\n   380→\n   381→---\n   382→\n   383→# Phase 2: Clarifier\n   384→\n   385→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   386→\n   387→> **Clarifier Phase** — About to research your codebase, clarify requirements, harden the spec, brainstorm designs, and produce an execution plan.\n   388→>\n   389→> **Why this matters:** Without this, I'd guess your tech stack, misunderstand constraints, miss edge cases in the spec, and build the wrong architecture. Every ambiguity left unresolved here becomes a bug or rework cycle later.\n   390→>\n   391→> **Looking for:** Unstated assumptions, scope boundaries, conflicting requirements, missing acceptance criteria\n   392→\n   393→```bash\n   394→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase clarifier --status in_progress\n   395→```\n   396→\n   397→Invoke the `wz:clarifier` skill. It handles all sub-workflows internally:\n   398→\n   399→1. **Source Capture** — fetch URLs from input\n   400→2. **Research** (discover workflow) — codebase + external research\n   401→3. **Clarify** (clarify workflow) — scope, constraints, assumptions\n   402→4. **Spec Harden** (specify + spec-challenge workflows) — measurable spec\n   403→5. **Brainstorm** (design + design-review workflows) — design approaches\n   404→6. **Plan** (plan + plan-review workflows) — execution plan\n   405→\n   406→Each sub-workflow has its own review loop. User checkpoints between major steps.\n   407→\n   408→### Scope Invariant\n   409→\n   410→**Hard rule:** `items_in_plan >= items_in_input` unless the user explicitly approves scope reduction. The clarifier MUST NOT autonomously tier, defer, or drop items from the user's input. It can suggest prioritization, but the decision belongs to the user.\n   411→\n   412→Output: approved spec + design + execution plan in `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/`.\n   413→\n   414→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   415→\n   416→> **Clarifier Phase complete.**\n   417→>\n   418→> **Found:** [N] ambiguities resolved, [N] assumptions made explicit, [N] scope boundaries drawn, [N] acceptance criteria hardened\n   419→>\n   420→> **Without this phase:** Requirements would be interpreted differently across tasks, acceptance criteria would be vague and untestable, the design would be ad-hoc, and the plan would miss dependency ordering\n   421→>\n   422→> **Changed because of this work:** [List spec tightening changes, resolved questions, design decisions, scope adjustments]\n   423→\n   424→```bash\n   425→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase clarifier --status completed\n   426→```\n   427→\n   428→Run the phase report and display savings to the user:\n   429→```bash\n   430→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase clarifier\n   431→wazir stats --run <run-id>\n   432→```\n   433→\n   434→**Show savings in conversation output:**\n   435→> **Context savings this phase:** Used wazir index for [N] queries and context-mode for [M] commands, saving ~[X] tokens ([Y]% reduction). Without these, this phase would have consumed [A] tokens instead of [B].\n   436→\n   437→Output the report content to the user in the conversation.\n   438→\n   439→---\n   440→\n   441→# Phase 3: Executor\n   442→\n   443→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   444→\n   445→> **Executor Phase** — About to implement [N] tasks in dependency order with TDD (test-first), per-task code review, and verification before each commit.\n   446→>\n   447→> **Why this matters:** Without this discipline, tests get skipped, edge cases get missed, integration points break silently, and review catches problems too late when they're expensive to fix.\n   448→>\n   449→> **Looking for:** Correct dependency ordering, test coverage for each task, clean per-task review passes, no implementation drift from the approved plan\n   450→\n   451→## Phase Gate (Hard Gate)\n   452→\n   453→Before entering the Executor phase, verify ALL clarifier artifacts exist:\n   454→\n   455→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/clarification.md`\n   456→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/spec-hardened.md`\n   457→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/design.md`\n   458→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/execution-plan.md`\n   459→\n   460→If ANY file is missing, **STOP**:\n   461→\n   462→> **Cannot enter Executor phase: missing prerequisite artifacts from Clarifier.**\n   463→>\n   464→> Missing: [list missing files]\n   465→>\n   466→> The Clarifier phase must complete before execution can begin. Run `/wazir:clarifier` first.\n   467→\n   468→**Do NOT skip this check. Do NOT rationalize that the input is \"clear enough\" to bypass clarification. Every pipeline run must produce these artifacts.**\n   469→\n   470→```bash\n   471→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase executor --status in_progress\n   472→```\n   473→\n   474→**Pre-execution gate:**\n   475→\n   476→```bash\n   477→wazir validate manifest && wazir validate hooks\n   478→# Hard gate — stop if either fails.\n   479→```\n   480→\n   481→Invoke the `wz:executor` skill. It handles:\n   482→\n   483→1. **Execute** (execute workflow) — per-task TDD cycle with review before each commit\n   484→2. **Verify** (verify workflow) — deterministic verification of all claims\n   485→\n   486→Per-task review: `--mode task-review`, 5 task-execution dimensions.\n   487→Tasks always run sequentially.\n   488→\n   489→Output: code changes + verification proof in `.wazir/runs/latest/artifacts/`.\n   490→\n   491→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   492→\n   493→> **Executor Phase complete.**\n   494→>\n   495→> **Found:** [N]/[N] tasks implemented, [N] tests written, [N] per-task review passes completed, [N] findings fixed before commit\n   496→>\n   497→> **Without this phase:** Code would ship without tests, review findings would accumulate until final review (10x more expensive to fix), and verification claims would be unsubstantiated\n   498→>\n   499→> **Changed because of this work:** [List of commits with conventional commit messages, test counts, verification evidence collected]\n   500→\n   501→```bash\n   502→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase executor --status completed\n   503→```\n   504→\n   505→Run the phase report and display savings to the user:\n   506→```bash\n   507→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase executor\n   508→wazir stats --run <run-id>\n   509→```\n   510→\n   511→Output the report content to the user in the conversation.\n   512→\n   513→**Show savings in conversation output:**\n   514→> **Context savings this phase:** Used wazir index for [N] queries and context-mode for [M] commands, saving ~[X] tokens ([Y]% reduction).\n   515→\n   516→---\n   517→\n   518→# Phase 4: Final Review\n   519→\n   520→**Before starting this phase, output to the user:**\n   521→\n   522→> **Final Review Phase** — About to run adversarial 7-dimension review comparing the implementation against your original input, extract durable learnings, and prepare the handoff.\n   523→>\n   524→> **Why this matters:** Without this, implementation drift ships undetected, missing acceptance criteria go unnoticed, untested code paths hide bugs, and the same mistakes repeat in the next run.\n   525→>\n   526→> **Looking for:** Spec violations, missing features, dead code paths, unsubstantiated claims, scope creep, security gaps, stale documentation\n   527→\n   528→## Phase Gate (Hard Gate)\n   529→\n   530→Before entering the Final Review phase, verify the Executor produced its proof:\n   531→\n   532→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/artifacts/verification-proof.md`\n   533→\n   534→If missing, **STOP**:\n   535→\n   536→> **Cannot enter Final Review: missing verification proof from Executor.**\n   537→>\n   538→> The Executor phase must complete and produce `verification-proof.md` before final review. Run `/wazir:executor` first.\n   539→\n   540→```bash\n   541→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase final_review --status in_progress\n   542→```\n   543→\n   544→This phase validates the implementation against the **ORIGINAL INPUT** (not the task specs — the executor's per-task reviewer already covered that).\n   545→\n   546→### 4a: Review (reviewer role in final mode)\n   547→\n   548→Invoke `wz:reviewer --mode final`.\n   549→7-dimension scored review comparing implementation against the original user input.\n   550→Score 0-70. Verdicts: PASS (56+), NEEDS MINOR FIXES (42-55), NEEDS REWORK (28-41), FAIL (0-27).\n   551→\n   552→### 4b: Learn (learner role)\n   553→\n   554→Extract durable learnings from the completed run:\n   555→- Scan all review findings (internal + Codex)\n   556→- Propose learnings to `memory/learnings/proposed/`\n   557→- Findings that recur across 2+ runs → auto-proposed as learnings\n   558→- Learnings require explicit scope tags (roles, stacks, concerns)\n   559→\n   560→**Learn workflow completion guard:** If `workflow_policy.learn.enabled: true` in run config AND no files exist in `memory/learnings/proposed/` matching the current run ID pattern (`run-<current-id>-*.md`): log a warning finding: 'Learn workflow enabled but no proposed learnings written for this run'. This ensures the learn workflow always produces output when enabled.\n   561→\n   562→### 4c: Prepare Next (planner role)\n   563→\n   564→Prepare context and handoff for the next run:\n   565→- Write handoff document\n   566→- Compress/archive unneeded files\n   567→- Record what's left to do\n   568→\n   569→**After completing this phase, output to the user:**\n   570→\n   571→> **Final Review Phase complete.**\n   572→>\n   573→> **Found:** [N] findings across 7 dimensions, [N] blocking issues, [N] warnings, [N] learnings proposed for future runs\n   574→>\n   575→> **Without this phase:** Implementation drift from the original request would ship undetected, untested paths would hide production bugs, and recurring mistakes would never get captured as learnings\n   576→>\n   577→> **Changed because of this work:** [List of findings fixed, score achieved, learnings extracted, handoff prepared]\n   578→\n   579→```bash\n   580→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase final_review --status completed\n   581→```\n   582→\n   583→Run the phase report and display it to the user:\n   584→```bash\n   585→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase final_review\n   586→```\n   587→\n   588→Output the report content to the user in the conversation.\n   589→\n   590→---\n   591→\n   592→## Step 5: CHANGELOG + Gitflow Validation (Hard Gates)\n   593→\n   594→Before presenting results:\n   595→\n   596→```bash\n   597→wazir validate changelog --require-entries --base main\n   598→wazir validate commits --base main\n   599→```\n   600→\n   601→Both must pass before PR. These are not warnings.\n   602→\n   603→## Step 6: Present Results\n   604→\n   605→After the reviewer completes, present verdict with numbered options:\n   606→\n   607→### If PASS (score 56+):\n   608→\n   609→> **Result: PASS (score/70)**\n   610→\n   611→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   612→- **Question:** \"Pipeline passed. What would you like to do next?\"\n   613→- **Options:**\n   614→  1. \"Create a PR\" *(Recommended)*\n   615→  2. \"Merge directly\"\n   616→  3. \"Review the changes first\"\n   617→\n   618→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   619→\n   620→### If NEEDS MINOR FIXES (score 42-55):\n   621→\n   622→> **Result: NEEDS MINOR FIXES (score/70)**\n   623→\n   624→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   625→- **Question:** \"Minor issues found. How should we handle them?\"\n   626→- **Options:**\n   627→  1. \"Auto-fix and re-review\" *(Recommended)*\n   628→  2. \"Fix manually\"\n   629→  3. \"Accept as-is\"\n   630→\n   631→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   632→\n   633→### If NEEDS REWORK (score 28-41):\n   634→\n   635→> **Result: NEEDS REWORK (score/70)**\n   636→\n   637→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   638→- **Question:** \"Significant issues found. How should we proceed?\"\n   639→- **Options:**\n   640→  1. \"Re-run affected tasks\" *(Recommended)*\n   641→  2. \"Review findings in detail\"\n   642→  3. \"Abandon this run\"\n   643→\n   644→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   645→\n   646→### If FAIL (score 0-27):\n   647→\n   648→> **Result: FAIL (score/70)**\n   649→>\n   650→> Something fundamental went wrong. Review the findings above.\n   651→\n   652→### Run Summary\n   653→\n   654→```bash\n   655→wazir capture summary --run <run-id>\n   656→wazir status --run <run-id> --json\n   657→```\n   658→\n   659→## Error Handling\n   660→\n   661→If any phase fails:\n   662→\n   663→> **Phase [name] failed: [reason]**\n   664→\n   665→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   666→- **Question:** \"Phase [name] failed: [reason]. How should we proceed?\"\n   667→- **Options:**\n   668→  1. \"Retry this phase\" *(Recommended)*\n   669→  2. \"Skip and continue\" *(only if workflows within phase are adaptive)*\n   670→  3. \"Abort the run\"\n   671→\n   672→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   673→\n   674→---\n   675→\n   676→# Audit Mode\n   677→\n   678→Triggered by `/wazir audit` or `/wazir audit <focus>`.\n   679→\n   680→Runs a structured codebase audit. Invokes the `run-audit` skill.\n   681→\n   682→Parse inline audit types: `/wazir audit security` → skip Question 1.\n   683→\n   684→After audit:\n   685→\n   686→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   687→- **Question:** \"Audit complete. What would you like to do with the findings?\"\n   688→- **Options:**\n   689→  1. \"Review the findings\" *(Recommended)*\n   690→  2. \"Generate a fix plan\"\n   691→  3. \"Run the pipeline on the fix plan\"\n   692→\n   693→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   694→\n   695→If option 3, save findings as briefing and run pipeline with intent = `bugfix`.\n   696→\n   697→---\n   698→\n   699→# PRD Mode\n   700→\n   701→Triggered by `/wazir prd` or `/wazir prd <run-id>`.\n   702→\n   703→Generates a PRD from a completed run. Reads approved design, task specs, execution plan, review results. Saves to `docs/prd/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>-prd.md`.\n   704→\n   705→After generation:\n   706→\n   707→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   708→- **Question:** \"PRD generated. What would you like to do?\"\n   709→- **Options:**\n   710→  1. \"Review the PRD\" *(Recommended)*\n   711→  2. \"Commit it\"\n   712→  3. \"Edit before committing\"\n   713→\n   714→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   715→\n   716→---\n   717→\n   718→## Reasoning Chain Output\n   719→\n   720→Every phase produces reasoning output at two layers:\n   721→\n   722→### Layer 1: Conversation Output (concise — for the user)\n   723→\n   724→Before each major decision, output one trigger sentence and one reasoning sentence:\n   725→\n   726→> \"Your request mentions 'overnight autonomous run' — researching how Devin and Karpathy's autoresearch handle this, because unattended runs need different safety constraints than interactive ones.\"\n   727→\n   728→After each phase, output what was found and a counterfactual:\n   729→\n   730→> \"Found: you use Supabase auth (not custom JWT). 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Query `wazir index search-symbols <query>` first\n    23→2. Use `wazir recall file <path> --tier L1` for targeted reads\n    24→3. Fall back to direct file reads ONLY for files identified by index queries\n    25→4. Maximum 10 direct file reads without a justifying index query\n    26→5. If no index exists: `wazir index build && wazir index summarize --tier all`\n    27→\n    28→Run the Executor phase — implement the approved plan, then verify all claims.\n    29→\n    30→## Phase Prerequisites (Hard Gate)\n    31→\n    32→Before proceeding, verify these artifacts exist. Check each file. If ANY file is missing, **STOP immediately** and report:\n    33→\n    34→> **Cannot start Executor phase: missing prerequisite artifacts.**\n    35→>\n    36→> Missing:\n    37→> - [list missing files]\n    38→>\n    39→> Run `/wazir:clarifier` to produce the missing artifacts.\n    40→\n    41→Required artifacts:\n    42→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/clarification.md`\n    43→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/spec-hardened.md`\n    44→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/design.md`\n    45→- [ ] `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/execution-plan.md`\n    46→\n    47→**This is a hard gate. Do NOT proceed without all artifacts. Do NOT rationalize that the input is \"clear enough\" to skip phases. The existence of detailed input does NOT replace the pipeline's clarification, specification, design, and planning phases.**\n    48→\n    49→**Standalone mode exception:** If `.wazir/runs/latest/` does not exist at all, operate in standalone mode (skip this check).\n    50→\n    51→## Prerequisites\n    52→\n    53→1. Read the execution plan from `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/execution-plan.md`.\n    54→2. Read `.wazir/state/config.json` for depth settings.\n    55→\n    56→## Pre-Execution Validation\n    57→\n    58→Run these checks before implementing:\n    59→- `wazir validate manifest` — confirm manifest schema is valid\n    60→- `wazir validate hooks` — confirm hook contracts are intact\n    61→\n    62→If either fails, surface the failure and do NOT proceed until resolved.\n    63→\n    64→> **Output to the user** before execution begins:\n    65→> Each task is implemented with TDD (test first, then code) and reviewed before commit. This catches correctness bugs, missing tests, wiring errors, and spec drift at the task level — before they compound across tasks and become expensive to fix.\n    66→\n    67→## Security Awareness\n    68→\n    69→Before implementing each task, check if the task touches security-sensitive areas. Run `detectSecurityPatterns` (from `tooling/src/checks/security-sensitivity.js`) mentally against the planned changes. If security patterns are detected (auth, token, password, session, SQL, fetch, upload, secret, env, API key, cookie, CORS, CSRF, JWT, OAuth, encrypt, decrypt, hash, salt):\n    70→\n    71→- Load security expertise from the composition map for the relevant concern\n    72→- Apply defense-in-depth: validate inputs, parameterize queries, escape outputs, use secure defaults\n    73→- The per-task reviewer will automatically add security dimensions when patterns are detected — expect and address security findings\n    74→\n    75→## Execute (execute workflow)\n    76→\n    77→Implement tasks in the order defined by the execution plan.\n    78→\n    79→For each task:\n    80→\n    81→**Before starting each task, output to the user:**\n    82→\n    83→> **Implementing Task [NNN]: [task title]** — This enables [what downstream tasks or user-facing features depend on this task].\n    84→>\n    85→> **Looking for:** [Key technical concerns for this specific task — e.g., \"correct API contract\", \"database migration safety\", \"backwards compatibility\"]\n    86→\n    87→1. **Read** the task from the execution plan\n    88→2. **Implement** using TDD (write test first, make it pass, refactor)\n    89→3. **Verify locally** — run tests, type checks, linting as appropriate\n    90→4. **Review BEFORE commit** (per-task review, NOT final review):\n    91→   - Reviewer runs task-review loop with `--mode task-review` using 5 task-execution dimensions (correctness, tests, wiring, drift, quality)\n    92→   - Reads Codex model from config: `CODEX_MODEL=$(jq -r '.multi_tool.codex.model // empty' .wazir/state/config.json 2>/dev/null); CODEX_MODEL=${CODEX_MODEL:-gpt-5.4}`\n    93→   - Uses `codex review -c model=\"$CODEX_MODEL\" --uncommitted` for the current task's changes\n    94→   - Codex error handling: if codex exits non-zero, log error, mark pass as `codex-unavailable`, use self-review only for that pass. Do NOT skip. Next pass still attempts Codex.\n    95→   - Executor resolves findings, reviewer re-reviews\n    96→   - Loop runs for `pass_counts[depth]` passes (quick=3, standard=5, deep=7). No extension.\n    97→   - Review logs: `.wazir/runs/latest/reviews/execute-task-<NNN>-review-pass-<N>.md`\n    98→   - Loop cap tracking: `wazir capture loop-check --task-id <NNN>`\n    99→   - See `docs/reference/review-loop-pattern.md` for full protocol\n   100→   - NOTE: this is the per-task review (5 dims), not the final scored review (7 dims) which runs in Phase 4\n   101→5. **Commit** — only after review passes, commit with conventional commit format: `<type>(<scope>): <description>`\n   102→   - **HARD RULE: One task = one commit.** Commit after EACH task completes its review. Never batch multiple tasks into a single commit. If the reviewer detects multi-task batching, the commit is REJECTED.\n   103→6. **CHANGELOG** — if user-facing change, update `CHANGELOG.md` under `[Unreleased]` using keepachangelog types: Added, Changed, Fixed, Removed, Deprecated, Security.\n   104→7. **Record** evidence at `.wazir/runs/latest/artifacts/task-NNN/`\n   105→\n   106→**After completing each task, output to the user:**\n   107→\n   108→> **Completed Task [NNN]: [task title].**\n   109→>\n   110→> **Changed:** [List of files created/modified, tests added, key implementation decisions]\n   111→>\n   112→> **Without this task:** [Concrete risk — e.g., \"no auth middleware means all routes are publicly accessible\", \"no migration means schema change would require manual DB intervention\"]\n   113→>\n   114→> **Review result:** [N] findings in [N] review passes, [N] fixed before commit\n   115→\n   116→Review loops follow `docs/reference/review-loop-pattern.md`. Code review scoping: review uncommitted changes before commit. If changes are committed, use `--base <pre-task-sha>`.\n   117→\n   118→Tasks always run sequentially.\n   119→\n   120→**Standalone mode:** When no `.wazir/runs/latest/` exists, review logs go to `docs/plans/`.\n   121→\n   122→> **Output to the user** before verification:\n   123→> Verification produces deterministic proof — actual command output, not claims. It confirms that tests pass, types check, linters are clean, and every acceptance criterion has evidence. This is the evidence gate that separates \"I think it works\" from \"here is proof it works.\"\n   124→\n   125→## Verify (verify workflow)\n   126→\n   127→After all tasks are complete, run deterministic verification:\n   128→\n   129→1. Run the full test suite\n   130→2. Run type checks (if applicable)\n   131→3. Run linters\n   132→4. Verify all acceptance criteria from the spec have evidence\n   133→5. Produce verification proof at `.wazir/runs/latest/artifacts/verification-proof.md`\n   134→\n   135→This is NOT a review loop — it produces proof, not findings. If verification fails, report which criteria lack evidence and offer to fix.\n   136→\n   137→## Context Retrieval\n   138→\n   139→- Use `wazir index search-symbols <query>` to locate relevant code before reading\n   140→- Read full files directly when editing or verifying\n   141→- Use `wazir recall file <path> --tier L1` for files you need to understand but not modify\n   142→- When dispatching subagents, include: \"Use wazir index search-symbols before direct file reads.\"\n   143→\n   144→## Interaction Mode Awareness\n   145→\n   146→Read `interaction_mode` from run-config at the start of execution:\n   147→\n   148→- **`auto`:** Skip user checkpoints. On escalation, write reason to `.wazir/runs/<id>/escalations/` and STOP (do not proceed without user). Gating agent evaluates phase reports.\n   149→- **`guided`:** Standard behavior — ask user on escalation, show per-task completion summaries.\n   150→- **`interactive`:** Before implementing each task, briefly describe the approach and ask: \"About to implement [task] using [approach] — sound right?\" Show more detail in per-task summaries.\n   151→\n   152→## Escalation\n   153→\n   154→Pause and ask the user when:\n   155→- The plan is blocked or contradictory\n   156→- Implementation would require unapproved scope change\n   157→- A task's acceptance criteria can't be met\n   158→\n   159→When escalating, use this pattern:\n   160→\n   161→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   162→- **Question:** \"[Describe the specific blocker or conflict]\"\n   163→- **Options:**\n   164→  1. \"Adjust the plan to work around the blocker\" *(Recommended)*\n   165→  2. \"Expand scope to handle the new requirement\"\n   166→  3. \"Skip this task and continue with the rest\"\n   167→  4. \"Abort the run\"\n   168→\n   169→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   170→\n   171→## Reasoning Output\n   172→\n   173→Throughout the executor phase, produce reasoning at two layers:\n   174→\n   175→### User Output: Before Execution\n   176→\n   177→```\n   178→Starting implementation. 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One-Command Install + Zero-Config Start\n    56→\n    57→**Goal:** Wazir should be one of the easiest agent frameworks to install and use.\n    58→\n    59→**Current experience (too many steps, one breaks):**\n    60→```bash\n    61→git clone wazir\n    62→npm install\n    63→npx wazir export build   # 4 host exports\n    64→npx wazir init            # interactive arrows — FAILS in Claude Code\n    65→# then learn phases, roles, skills, composition...\n    66→```\n    67→\n    68→**Target experience:**\n    69→```bash\n    70→npx wazir\n    71→```\n    72→\n    73→One command. Everything else is automatic or deferred until needed.\n    74→\n    75→**What `npx wazir` should do:**\n    76→1. Detect host (Claude Code? Codex? Cursor? Gemini?) from environment\n    77→2. Export the right files for that host automatically\n    78→3. Scan the project (language, framework, stack)\n    79→4. Ask \"What do you want to build?\" — one question, no config\n    80→5. Run the full pipeline\n    81→\n    82→**No init questions.** Defaults for everything:\n    83→- Depth: standard (override with `/wazir deep ...`)\n    84→- Intent: inferred from request text\n    85→- Teams: sequential (always)\n    86→- Model mode: detected from available tools\n    87→\n    88→**Install paths (from easiest to most control):**\n    89→\n    90→| Path | Command | Who |\n    91→|------|---------|-----|\n    92→| Plugin marketplace | `/plugin install wazir` | Claude Code users |\n    93→| npx (zero install) | `npx @wazir-dev/cli` | Any Node project |\n    94→| Global install | `npm i -g @wazir-dev/cli` | Power users |\n    95→| Clone + link | `git clone && npm link` | Contributors |\n    96→\n    97→**First-run experience:**\n    98→- No CLAUDE.md editing required\n    99→- No config files to create\n   100→- No concepts to learn upfront\n   101→- Just: install → `/wazir build me a login page` → pipeline runs\n   102→\n   103→**Deep when you need it:**\n   104→- `wazir config` for power users who want control\n   105→- `wazir doctor` to see what's configured\n   106→- `wazir stats` to see what Wazir saved you\n   107→- Expertise modules, review loops, composition — all there, all optional to understand\n   108→\n   109→**Principle:** Like git — `git init` is one command, `git config` is deep. Instant start, deep when you need it.\n   110→\n   111→### Online Research\n   112→- How superpowers plugin handles install (`/plugin marketplace add`) — onboarding flow, zero-config\n   113→- How Cursor rules / .cursorrules get auto-detected and applied — zero-config pattern\n   114→- How `create-react-app`, `create-next-app`, `create-t3-app` handle project scaffolding — one-command patterns\n   115→- How Vercel CLI (`npx vercel`) auto-detects framework and deploys — zero-config detection\n   116→- How `degit` (Rich Harris) handles instant project scaffolding without git history\n   117→- How Yeoman generators and `npm create` handle interactive scaffolding vs. zero-config\n   118→- How the Claude Code plugin marketplace install flow works (behind the scenes)\n   119→- How OpenAI Codex handles first-run experience — what config does it need?\n   120→- How aider (Paul Gauthier) handles zero-config start — `aider` just works in any repo\n   121→- How bolt.new / v0.dev handle instant project start with no config\n   122→\n   123→---\n   124→\n   125→## 15. SQLite State Database for Learnings, Findings, and Trends\n   126→\n   127→**What:** Extend the existing SQLite infrastructure (already used for index) with a `state.sqlite` for persistent cross-run data.\n   128→\n   129→**Why files don't work:** Can't query \"show me all executor learnings for node stack\", can't detect recurring findings, can't trend across runs without reading every past report.\n   130→\n   131→**New tables in `state.sqlite` (separate from `index.sqlite` to survive rebuilds):**\n   132→- `learnings` — id, source_run, category, scope_roles, scope_stacks, scope_concerns, confidence, recurrence_count, content, created_at, last_applied, expires_at\n   133→- `findings` — id, run_id, phase, source (internal/codex/self-audit), severity, description, resolved, finding_hash (for dedup/recurrence detection)\n   134→- `audit_history` — run_id, date, finding_count, fix_count, manual_count, quality_score_before, quality_score_after\n   135→- `usage_aggregate` — run_id, date, tokens_saved, bytes_avoided, savings_ratio, index_queries, routing_decisions\n   136→\n   137→**Key queries this enables:**\n   138→- `SELECT * FROM findings WHERE finding_hash IN (SELECT finding_hash FROM findings GROUP BY finding_hash HAVING COUNT(*) >= 2)` — recurring findings → auto-propose as learnings\n   139→- `SELECT run_id, finding_count FROM audit_history ORDER BY date` — trend tracking\n   140→- `SELECT * FROM learnings WHERE scope_stacks LIKE '%node%' AND confidence = 'high'` — targeted learning injection\n   141→- `SELECT SUM(tokens_saved) FROM usage_aggregate` — cumulative savings\n   142→\n   143→**No new dependency:** `node:sqlite` already used by the index. Same infrastructure, new file.\n   144→\n   145→### Online Research\n   146→- How CrewAI stores long-term memory (SQLite3 backend) — schema, query patterns, adaptive scoring\n   147→- How LangGraph Store uses PostgreSQL + pgvector for cross-session persistence — schema design\n   148→- How LangMem stores and retrieves memories with TTL and semantic search\n   149→- How Mem0 (formerly EmbedChain) structures its memory database — entities, relations, facts\n   150→- How OpenHands stores agent state and history across sessions\n   151→- SQLite FTS5 full-text search for finding content — already used by context-mode plugin\n   152→- How Datasette (Simon Willison) exposes SQLite as a browsable interface — could be useful for `wazir stats`\n   153→- How Litestream handles SQLite replication — relevant if state.sqlite needs backup/sync\n   154→- SQLite WAL mode for concurrent reads during pipeline execution\n   155→\n   156→---\n   157→\n   158→## 14. Self-Audit V2 — Learnings + Trend Tracking + Severity\n   159→\n   160→**What:** Current self-audit finds and fixes issues but doesn't learn from them. Needs a second pass.\n   161→\n   162→**What's missing:**\n   163→\n   164→1. **No learning** — findings should feed into `memory/learnings/proposed/`. If the same issue recurs across audits, it becomes an accepted learning injected into executor context to prevent the issue from being created.\n   165→\n   166→2. **No comparison to previous audits** — each audit starts fresh with no awareness of what was found last time. Should track: \"last audit found 12 issues, this time 8 — are they the same or new?\" Trend detection across runs.\n   167→\n   168→3. **Fixes are mechanical only** — can fix lint, stale exports, broken references. Can't fix architectural drift, skill degradation, logic issues. These become \"manual required\" that nobody acts on. Need: escalation path for manual findings (create a task? file an issue?).\n   169→\n   170→4. **No severity or prioritization** — all findings are equal. Should have severity levels: critical (abort loop), high (fix now), medium (fix if time), low (log and skip).\n   171→\n   172→5. **Doesn't audit its own effectiveness** — after 5 loops, did the fixes improve anything? Need a before/after quality score per loop to measure convergence quality, not just convergence count.\n   173→\n   174→**Connection to item #13:** Self-audit findings should feed the SAME learning pipeline as review findings. Both are signals about recurring quality issues.\n   175→\n   176→### Online Research\n   177→- How SonarQube tracks code quality trends across builds — severity levels, technical debt measurement\n   178→- How CodeClimate maintains quality scores over time — GPA model, trend detection\n   179→- How GitHub Advanced Security tracks recurring vulnerabilities — alert lifecycle (open → dismissed → fixed → reopened)\n   180→- How ESLint's `--cache` tracks which files have been linted before — incremental audit pattern\n   181→- How Snyk tracks dependency vulnerabilities across versions — recurring vs. new findings\n   182→- How PagerDuty/OpsGenie handle alert fatigue and dedup — relevant for finding dedup\n   183→- How Netflix Chaos Monkey evolved its audit approach — game days, severity escalation\n   184→- Academic: \"Technical Debt Detection and Management\" survey papers — automated detection patterns\n   185→\n   186→---\n   187→\n   188→## 13. Internal Review First, Codex Second + Review Findings Feed Learning\n   189→\n   190→**What:** Restructure the review loop: internal review skill first (fast, cheap, expertise-loaded), Codex second (slow, expensive, fresh eyes). Review findings must feed the learning system.\n   191→\n   192→**Current problem:**\n   193→- Everything goes to Codex first — slow, expensive, overkill for most findings\n   194→- Review findings are consumed and forgotten — same mistakes repeat across runs\n   195→- Wazir is not evolving from its own reviews\n   196→\n   197→**New review flow:**\n   198→1. **Internal review** — `wz:reviewer` with full expertise modules composed in context (composition engine). Catches ~80% of issues. Uses Sonnet (not Opus). Fast and cheap.\n   199→2. **Fix cycle** — executor fixes internal findings, re-review internally until clean\n   200→3. **Codex review** — only AFTER internal review passes. Fresh eyes on clean code. Catches subtle issues the internal reviewer missed.\n   201→4. **Fix cycle** — executor fixes Codex findings\n   202→5. **Learning extraction** — ALL review findings (internal + Codex) feed into the learning system\n   203→\n   204→**Review findings → Learning pipeline:**\n   205→- After each run, the learner role scans all review findings\n   206→- Findings that recur across 2+ runs → auto-proposed as learnings\n   207→- Recurring learnings get injected into future executor context\n   208→- Example: if Codex keeps finding \"missing error handling in async functions\" across 3 runs, that becomes an accepted learning injected into every future executor prompt\n   209→- This is how Wazir evolves — it stops making the same mistakes\n   210→\n   211→**Reference skills:**\n   212→- superpowers: `requesting-code-review` (dispatches review subagent)\n   213→- CodeRabbit: `code-reviewer` (autonomous review agent)\n   214→- Wazir: `wz:reviewer` (phase-aware, multi-mode)\n   215→\n   216→**Decision needed:** Should internal review use a dedicated review subagent (like superpowers) or the current inline reviewer skill?\n   217→\n   218→### Online Research\n   219→- How superpowers `requesting-code-review` dispatches review subagents — architecture and prompt design\n   220→- How CodeRabbit AI review agent works — what it checks, how it structures findings\n   221→- How GitHub Copilot code review works — inline suggestions vs. PR-level review\n   222→- How Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer detects recurring patterns — ML-based finding detection\n   223→- How Google's Critique (internal code review tool) prioritizes findings\n   224→- How Facebook/Meta's Sapienz handles automated test generation from review findings\n   225→- How Sourcery.ai structures automated code review — rules vs. AI vs. hybrid\n   226→- How Qodo (formerly CodiumAI) generates review-driven test suggestions\n   227→- LangMem's prompt optimization from feedback — how review findings become prompt improvements\n   228→- Academic: \"Learning from Code Reviews\" — mining patterns from historical review data\n   229→\n   230→---\n   231→\n   232→## 12. Opus Orchestrator with Model-Aware Delegation\n   233→\n   234→**What:** Opus acts as orchestrator and decides which model handles each sub-task. Not \"Phase 3 uses Sonnet\" — every sub-task across all phases gets the cheapest model that can do it.\n   235→\n   236→**Examples:**\n   237→| Sub-task | Model | Why |\n   238→|----------|-------|-----|\n   239→| Orchestration / decisions | Opus | Needs judgment |\n   240→| Fetch URL content | Haiku | Mechanical, no reasoning |\n   241→| Read/summarize a file | Sonnet | Comprehension, not deep reasoning |\n   242→| Write implementation code | Sonnet | Good spec + plan = mechanical |\n   243→| Per-task code review | Sonnet | Diff review against clear spec |\n   244→| Spec hardening / design | Opus | Creativity + adversarial thinking |\n   245→| Final review (input vs impl) | Opus | Holistic judgment |\n   246→| Apply learnings | Sonnet | Structured extraction |\n   247→| Write handoff / compress | Haiku | Mechanical file operations |\n   248→\n   249→**How:** Claude Code supports `model` field in agent frontmatter (`model: sonnet | opus | haiku | inherit`). Opus spawns subagents with explicit model overrides via the Agent tool.\n   250→\n   251→**What needs to change:**\n   252→- Implement the `multi-model` mode in config (exists as option, never built)\n   253→- Add model-routing logic: Opus decides model per sub-task based on task complexity\n   254→- Composition engine dispatch includes model selection\n   255→- Skills/workflows annotate which sub-tasks are Haiku/Sonnet/Opus-grade\n   256→\n   257→**Principle:** Not all clarifier sub-agents should be Opus. The agent that grabs data from the internet doesn't need Opus. The one that designs the architecture does.\n   258→\n   259→### Online Research\n   260→- How BAMAS (Budget-Aware Multi-Agent Structuring) models cost budgets in multi-agent systems — academic paper\n   261→- How AutoGen/AG2 handles model routing across agent roles — model selection per agent\n   262→- How CrewAI assigns different LLMs to different agents — per-agent model configuration\n   263→- How LangGraph routes to different models based on task complexity — conditional model selection\n   264→- How OpenRouter handles model routing and fallback — API-level model selection patterns\n   265→- How Anthropic's own Claude Agent SDK handles model selection for subagents\n   266→- How Martian's model router selects optimal model per query — automated model routing\n   267→- Token cost comparison across models (Opus vs Sonnet vs Haiku) for different task types\n   268→- How the Mixture of Agents (MoA) pattern uses cheap models for drafting, expensive for refinement\n   269→\n   270→---\n   271→\n   272→## 11. Phase Reports Still Partially Prose-Based\n   273→\n   274→**What:** The reviewer skill has instructions to generate phase reports per the new schema, but there's no executable code that auto-generates the JSON. It's skill prose telling the agent what fields to fill, not a function that produces it deterministically.\n   275→\n   276→**What's needed:**\n   277→- A `tooling/src/reports/phase-report.js` module that builds the JSON from actual data (test results, lint output, diff stats)\n   278→- Wiring into the review workflow so reports are generated automatically, not by agent interpretation\n   279→- Between-phase reports (from commit 6c84455) are separate and still thin — need to be replaced or merged with the new schema\n   280→\n   281→**Decision needed:** Should report generation be code (deterministic) or skill prose (agent-generated)? Or hybrid — code collects metrics, agent fills qualitative fields?\n   282→\n   283→### Online Research\n   284→- How GitHub Actions produces structured job summaries — GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY format\n   285→- How Jest/Vitest output structured test reports (JSON reporters) — machine-readable test results\n   286→- How Allure Report structures multi-dimensional test/quality reports\n   287→- How Datadog CI Visibility structures pipeline reports with metrics\n   288→- How OpenTelemetry structures observability data — spans, metrics, traces as structured data\n   289→- How CircleCI Test Insights tracks test results across runs with trend analysis\n   290→- How Buildkite annotations structure build reports with metadata\n   291→\n   292→---\n   293→\n   294→## 1. Continuous Learning Implementation (Decision #7)\n   295→\n   296→**What:** Build the learning system. Design is done, implementation deferred.\n   297→\n   298→**Context:** The original Wazir (v0.1.0 initial commit) already had:\n   299→- `memory/learnings/proposed/` → `accepted/` → `archived/` promotion path\n   300→- Learner role with scope tags, evidence, confidence\n   301→- Explicit review required before acceptance (no auto-apply)\n   302→- Templates: `templates/artifacts/learning-proposal.md`, `templates/artifacts/accepted-learning.md`\n   303→- Guard: fresh runs do NOT auto-load learnings by default\n   304→\n   305→**What the new design adds (from learning-system-design.md):**\n   306→- User input capture (all messages, corrections, approvals as ndjson)\n   307→- Cross-run injection (top-K learnings loaded into next run's context)\n   308→- Drift budget (30% token ratio threshold per role)\n   309→- Feedback loop (auto-confidence adjustment based on recurrence)\n   310→- CrewAI-style adaptive scoring (semantic + recency + importance weights)\n   311→\n   312→**Decision needed:** Build on existing `memory/learnings/` structure or replace with the new design?\n   313→\n   314→### Online Research\n   315→- How CrewAI Memory system works — 4-layer memory (short-term, long-term, entity, contextual), adaptive scoring\n   316→- How LangMem SDK implements prompt optimization from feedback — gradient-based updates\n   317→- How LangGraph Store handles cross-session persistence with TTL and semantic search\n   318→- How Mem0 structures persistent memory — entities, relations, facts, temporal decay\n   319→- How Voyager (Minecraft agent) implements skill library as persistent learning — learning through play\n   320→- How RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback) pipelines structure feedback collection\n   321→- How Constitutional AI implements self-improvement from principles\n   322→- How OpenHands stores and retrieves agent experiences across sessions\n   323→- Academic: \"Experience Replay in Multi-Agent Systems\" — how agents learn from past interactions\n   324→- Academic: \"Reflexion: Language Agents with Verbal Reinforcement Learning\" — self-reflective learning\n   325→\n   326→---\n   327→\n   328→## 2. Restore Apply Learning + Prepare Next Task\n   329→\n   330→**What:** The original pipeline had learn + prepare-next as final phases. Currently disabled.\n   331→\n   332→**Context:**\n   333→- `workflows/learn.md` exists — learner role extracts learnings\n   334→- `workflows/prepare-next.md` exists — planner role creates clean handoff\n   335→- `skills/prepare-next/SKILL.md` exists — writes handoff using template\n   336→- Both are `enabled: false` in `phase_policy` in every run config\n   337→\n   338→**Decision needed:** Enable these phases by default? Or only for deep-depth runs?\n   339→\n   340→### Online Research\n   341→- How OpenAI Symphony's proof-of-work system handles post-execution learning and handoff\n   342→- How Devin handles context handoff between sessions — what persists, what's compressed\n   343→- How Claude Code's auto-memory (`/memory`) handles session-to-session learning\n   344→- How Anthropic recommends structuring long-running agent state — `claude-progress.txt` pattern\n   345→- How Cursor's .cursorrules evolve across sessions — do they learn?\n   346→\n   347→---\n   348→\n   349→## 3. Fix: Pipeline Doesn't Read `input/` Directory\n   350→\n   351→**What:** `/wazir` and `/clarifier` don't scan `input/` for briefing materials automatically.\n   352→\n   353→**Context:** User placed enhancement decisions in `input/` but the pipeline didn't pick them up. Had to manually create a briefing.\n   354→\n   355→**Fix:** Scan both `input/` (project-level) and `.wazir/input/` (state-level) at startup. Present what's found, ask user which items to work on.\n   356→\n   357→**Decision needed:** Should this be a skill fix or a CLI fix? Which takes priority — project `input/` or state `.wazir/input/`?\n   358→\n   359→### Online Research\n   360→- How GitHub Spec-Kit reads `specs/` directory to auto-discover specs for implementation\n   361→- How Cursor reads `.cursor/rules/` to auto-load project context\n   362→- How aider handles file discovery and auto-inclusion — `.aider.conf.yml` patterns\n   363→- How Anthropic recommends structuring project context in CLAUDE.md\n   364→\n   365→---\n   366→\n   367→## 4. Remove Agent Teams From Pipeline\n   368→\n   369→**What:** Remove the teams question and team_mode from the pipeline. Always sequential.\n   370→\n   371→**Context:** User decided teams are not ready — too much overhead, experimental, Opus-only.\n   372→\n   373→**Scope:**\n   374→- Remove teams question from `skills/wazir/SKILL.md` Step 3\n   375→- Remove teams question from `skills/init-pipeline/SKILL.md` Step 6\n   376→- Hard-default `team_mode: sequential` in run config\n   377→- Remove or stub the Agent Teams Structured Dialogue section in `skills/brainstorming/SKILL.md`\n   378→- Keep the code paths but don't expose the choice to users\n   379→\n   380→**Decision needed:** Remove entirely or just hide the option?\n   381→\n   382→### Online Research\n   383→- How Claude Code Agent Teams actually work now (2026) — stability, token consumption, real-world results\n   384→- How superpowers handles agent teams — their v5.0 approach\n   385→- How OpenAI Symphony handles parallel agent execution — supervision trees vs. teams\n   386→- When to revisit: track Claude Code team stability announcements\n   387→\n   388→---\n   389→\n   390→## 5. Remove 3 Init Questions\n   391→\n   392→**What:** Stop asking depth, teams, and intent during pipeline init. Infer instead.\n   393→\n   394→**Current questions removed:**\n   395→- \"How thorough should this run be?\" (depth) — default to standard, override via inline modifier (`/wazir deep ...`)\n   396→- \"Would you like to use Agent Teams?\" (teams) — always sequential (see #4)\n   397→- \"What kind of work does this project mostly involve?\" (intent) — infer from the request text\n   398→\n   399→**Context:** These questions slow down the pipeline start. The user wants fewer questions, smarter inference.\n   400→\n   401→**Decision needed:** What's the inference logic for intent? Options:\n   402→- Keywords: \"fix\" → bugfix, \"add/build/create\" → feature, \"refactor/clean\" → refactor\n   403→- Or just default to feature and let inline modifiers override\n   404→\n   405→### Online Research\n   406→- How GitHub Copilot Workspace infers intent from issue descriptions — NLU for code intent\n   407→- How Linear auto-categorizes issues (bug/feature/improvement) from title/description\n   408→- How Jira Smart Commits parse commit messages for intent signals\n   409→- How aider infers what the user wants from natural language — no explicit intent selection\n   410→\n   411→---\n   412→\n   413→## 6. Deep Research: Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Claude CLI\n   414→\n   415→**What:** Research all three CLIs and create Wazir skills for each.\n   416→\n   417→**Goal:** Make cross-tool orchestration a first-class Wazir capability.\n   418→\n   419→**Current state:** Wazir uses Codex CLI for reviews (multi-tool mode with `codex exec`). No formal skill for it. Gemini CLI and Claude CLI not integrated at all.\n   420→\n   421→**Research scope:**\n   422→- Full command surface of each CLI\n   423→- How to use them programmatically (non-interactive mode)\n   424→- Integration patterns (review, second opinion, parallel execution)\n   425→- What skills would be useful for Wazir\n   426→\n   427→**Decision needed:** Priority order? Start with Codex (already used) or research all three in parallel?\n   428→\n   429→### Online Research\n   430→- Codex CLI full documentation — `codex exec`, `codex review`, `codex exec review`, sandbox modes, model selection\n   431→- Gemini CLI documentation — `gemini` command surface, non-interactive mode, sandbox, model selection\n   432→- Claude CLI (Claude Code) documentation — `claude` command surface, `-p` print mode, `--model`, `--allowedTools`\n   433→- How OpenAI Symphony uses Codex CLI programmatically — the App-Server Protocol\n   434→- How superpowers integrates with multiple hosts (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cursor)\n   435→- How aider integrates with multiple LLM providers — model routing across providers\n   436→- Comparison: Codex sandbox vs. Claude Code sandbox vs. Gemini CLI sandbox — capabilities and limitations\n   437→\n   438→---\n   439→\n   440→## 7. Interactive Claude — Arrow-Key Selection\n   441→\n   442→**What:** When Claude asks the user a question with options, use arrow-key selection instead of typing numbers.\n   443→\n   444→**Reference:** https://github.com/bladnman/ideation_team_skill — does this really well in Claude Code.\n   445→\n   446→**Also:** Remove all attempts to use interactive CLI prompts (`wazir init --force` with `@inquirer/prompts`). Arrow-key prompts ALWAYS fail in Claude Code's Bash tool. Handle init questions in the skill/conversation instead.\n   447→\n   448→**Research needed:**\n   449→- How does bladnman/ideation_team_skill implement arrow-key selection?\n   450→- Is this a Claude Code native capability (AskUserQuestion with options)?\n   451→- Can we use it in skills without external dependencies?\n   452→\n   453→**Decision needed:** Is this a Claude Code platform feature we can use, or does it require a custom implementation?\n   454→\n   455→### Online Research\n   456→- https://github.com/bladnman/ideation_team_skill — how it implements interactive selection in Claude Code\n   457→- Claude Code `AskUserQuestion` tool — does it support structured options with selection?\n   458→- How Inquirer.js handles prompts in non-TTY environments — relevant for understanding why CLI prompts fail\n   459→- How superpowers handles user interaction in skills — numbered lists vs. native selection\n   460→- How Cursor handles inline user choices — dropdowns, quick-pick menus\n   461→- How VS Code extension API handles `showQuickPick` — native selection pattern\n   462→- How GitHub CLI (`gh`) handles interactive prompts with `--prompter` — cross-environment pattern\n   463→\n   464→---\n   465→\n   466→## 8. Skill Tier Re-evaluation\n   467→\n   468→**What:** Currently all 25 skills are Own tier. Re-evaluate whether some can be Delegate.\n   469→\n   470→**Approach:**\n   471→1. Move Command Routing + Codebase Exploration preambles from every SKILL.md to CLAUDE.md\n   472→2. Re-evaluate: without preambles, which skills are pure superpowers forks?\n   473→3. Candidates for Delegate: finishing-a-development-branch, dispatching-parallel-agents, using-git-worktrees, receiving-code-review, requesting-code-review\n   474→\n   475→**Blocker:** Superpowers shadowing is full-override (R2 finding). Even if we delegate, we can't augment. It's all-or-nothing per skill.\n   476→\n   477→**Decision needed:** Is it worth the effort to delegate 5 skills? Trade-off: less maintenance vs. less control.\n   478→\n   479→### Online Research\n   480→- Superpowers v5.0.5 skill loading mechanism — `skills-core.js` resolveSkillPath() behavior\n   481→- Claude Code native skills directory (`~/.claude/skills/`) — how discovery and priority work\n   482→- How other Claude Code plugins handle skill conflicts with superpowers\n   483→- Superpowers roadmap — any planned extensibility/composition mechanism?\n   484→\n   485→---\n   486→\n   487→## 9. PreToolUse:Write and PreToolUse:Edit Hook Errors\n   488→\n   489→**What:** These hooks are throwing errors. Needs investigation.\n   490→\n   491→**Decision needed:** Priority? Is this blocking anything?\n   492→\n   493→### Online Research\n   494→- Claude Code hooks documentation — PreToolUse hook contract, exit codes, error handling\n   495→- How superpowers hooks handle errors — their error recovery patterns\n   496→- Claude Code GitHub issues related to hook errors — known bugs or limitations\n   497→\n   498→---\n   499→\n   500→## 10. Clarifier Overhaul Reconciliation\n   501→\n   502→**What:** A 14-issue clarifier overhaul was in progress (paused at Phase 1A review pass 1) before this session. The changes we shipped may conflict.\n   503→\n   504→**Decision needed:** Resume the overhaul or consider it superseded by the enhancement session changes?\n   505→\n   506→### Online Research\n   507→- No online research needed — this is internal reconciliation. Compare the 14 issues against what was shipped.\n   508→\n   509→---\n   510→\n   511→## 18. ENFORCE Pipeline — Agent Must Never Skip Phases\n   512→\n   513→**What:** The Wazir pipeline was completely bypassed in a real run. The agent saw a detailed input and skipped clarify/specify/design/plan/verify/review — went straight to parallel implementation. This defeats the purpose of Wazir.\n   514→\n   515→**Root cause:** The `/wazir` skill says \"Run the entire pipeline end-to-end\" but has no enforcement mechanism. The agent can rationalize \"the spec is already clear\" and jump to execution. There's no hard gate that prevents this.\n   516→\n   517→**How to enforce:**\n   518→1. **Mandatory phase artifacts** — execution phase MUST NOT start without: clarification.md, spec-hardened.md, design.md, execution-plan.md in the run directory. The executor skill should CHECK for these files and REFUSE to start if they're missing.\n   519→2. **Phase entry validation** — `wazir capture event --phase execute` should fail if the previous phases haven't completed (check events.ndjson for phase_exit events)\n   520→3. **Skill-level hard gates** — each phase's skill should verify the previous phase's artifact exists before proceeding. Not a suggestion — a file-existence check that blocks.\n   521→4. **Antipattern entry** — add \"skipping pipeline phases because the input looks clear enough\" to `expertise/antipatterns/process/ai-coding-antipatterns.md`\n   522→\n   523→**This is the most important enforcement in Wazir.** If the pipeline can be bypassed, nothing else matters.\n   524→\n   525→5. **No autonomous scope reduction** — the clarifier MUST NOT drop items from the user's input into \"future tiers\" or \"deferred\" categories without explicit user approval. 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It is deeply integrated with GitHub, and is aware of the context of your task — the repository, the issue, the pull request.\n\n* Copilot Workspace is _assistive_. It offers a canvas for you to navigate unfamiliar tasks, augmenting your development skills with a new kind of AI assistance.\n\n* Copilot Workspace is _pervasive_. It is ready and waiting for you, available on every issue in every enabled repository on GitHub. And Copilot Workspace is even there for you when starting new code, available on every template repository, to create new software using natural language.\n\n* Copilot Workspace is _iterative_. Copilot Workspace encourages you to check, review, refine and iterate on AI-generated outputs. You, the developer, are in control.\n\n* Copilot Workspace is _collaborative_. You can share sessions with your team and publish links to your sessions on issues and pull requests. And, if you're a repository maintainer, we give you controls to help manage the use of AI-assisted development with your repositories.\n\n* Copilot Workspace is _configurable_. You can integrate Copilot Workspace into your workflows via deep links to Copilot Workspace that specify common tasks.\n\nIn this manual, we will guide you through the concepts and features of Copilot Workspace, and help you get started with using it effectively.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/session.png\" width=\"600\" alt=\"A fully-implemented workspace session\">\n\n*A fully-implemented workspace session*\n\n## Features\n\n1. [Task](#task)\n1. [Specification](#specification)\n1. [Plan](#plan)\n1. [Implementation](#implementation)\n1. [Iterating on Files](#iterating-on-files)\n1. [Integrated Terminal](#integrated-terminal)\n1. [Session Sharing](#session-sharing)\n1. [Task Completion](#task-completion)\n1. [Session Dashboard](#session-dashboard)\n\n## Task\n\nEverything in Copilot Workspace begins with a “task”, which is a natural language description of intent. The task always has a context: a GitHub repository.\nFor this technical preview, Copilot Workspace supports four types of tasks: solving issues, refining pull requests, [creating repositories from templates](creating-repos.md) and ad-hoc tasks. Here we focus on solving issues, which are the most common entry point.\n\nOnce enrolled in the technical preview, then on every issue in GitHub you will find a new \"Open in Workspace\" button:\n\n<img src=\"images/general/open-in-workspace.png\" width=400 alt=\"Button on issue page to open in Copilot Workspace\">\n\n*Open an issue in Copilot Workspace*\n\nThis will open Copilot Workspace contextualized to this issue. For issue tasks, the task is based in the title and body of the issue, plus the issue’s comment thread. Copilot Workspace will immediately progress to the next step in the timeline. This looks like this:\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/issue-timeline-representation.png\" width=600 alt=\"Issue task timeline representation\">\n\n*The task is labeled as “Issue” and analysis begins*\n\n## Specification\n\nIn order to help summarize a non-trivial task definition (e.g. an issue with a long comment thread), Copilot Workspace first generates a “topic” for the task, which takes the form of a question that can be posed against the codebase, and used to define the before/after success criteria (see the [specification](#specification) section below). \n\n<img src=\"images/overview/topic-question.png\" width=600 alt=\"Topic question\">\n\n*Note how the topic introduces clarity that is completely missing from the issue title*\n\nYou can think of the topic as a way to distill the task down to its essence, and to give you an early and fast opportunity to see if Copilot Workspace is on the right track. If the topic is wrong, you don't need to continue. But if the topic is right, it helps you better understand the task, and to focus on the most important aspects of the codebase that are relevant to the task.\n\nAfter producing the topic, Copilot Workspace generates a bulleted list describing the current behavior of the codebase, based on the task and topic being posed. This helps build your confidence that Copilot Workspace is on the right track, and serves as a means of onboarding you to the context, in cases where you might not fully understand the current state.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/current-spec.png\" width=600 alt=\"Current specification\">\n\n*The current specification answers the question in the topic based on the current state*\n\nAnd if Copilot Workspace gets anything wrong, then you can easily edit/delete steps from the current spec, or even choose to regenerate an entirely new spec (“try again”). In practice, we find that these tend to be pretty good on the first try.\n\nAfter the current specification, Copilot Workspace generates a “proposed specification”, which is a bulleted list which articulates the state that the codebase would be in after resolving the task (effectively answering the question in the topic). And in particular, the proposed specification is focused on defining the success criteria of the task, as opposed to getting into implementation details (which is the role of the [plan](#plan)).\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/proposed-spec.png\" width=600 alt=\"Proposed specification\">\n\n*The proposed specification indicates how to edit the codebase in order to solve the task*\n\n## Content Selection\n\nTo generate the current and proposed specifications, and for all following steps, Copilot Workspace needs to identify which files in the codebase are relevant to understanding and completing the task. It does this by a combination of LLM techniques and traditional code search. The contents of the highest-ranked files are then used as context for nearly all steps in the workflow.\n\nUsers may review the files selected by Copilot Workspace using the \"View references\" button in the Specification panel. To adjust which files are selected, users can edit the task and use natural language to specify which files are relevant.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/references.png\" width=600 alt=\"Show references dialog\">\n\n*The references that the model used to generate the original and modified specifications*\n\n## Plan\n\nOnce you are happy with the current and proposed specs, you can request Copilot Workspace to generate a plan, which is a list of the files that need to be modified (e.g. edited, created, deleted, moved, or renamed) in order to accomplish the success criteria of the proposed spec. Additionally, each changed file includes a list of specific steps that indicate the exact changes that need to be made.\n\nLike the spec, the plan is fully editable and regeneratable, which allows you to refine and steer Copilot Workspace in the right direction.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/plan.png\" width=600 alt=\"Plan\">\n\n*A plan, showing the steps needed to edit one file and add a second one*\n\n## Implementation\n\nWhen you are happy with the plan, you can click the “Implement” button in order to begin implementing it. This will update the UI to display a series of queued file updates on the right side, and then begin generating the updated file contents one-by-one. When a file begins generating, its associated entry in the plan will show it as being in progress. And when it completes, the plan will indicate it as being done.\n\nOnce a file is implemented, Copilot Workspace renders a diff view for it, and automatically scrolls to the first change. The diff editors are editable, which allows making minor tweaks directly to the code, as opposed to iterating via changes to the task, spec, or plan.\n\n## Iterating on Files\n\nCopilot Workspace doesn't always get everything right, and so it makes it easy for users to iterate on the implementations file by file. Simply add, remove, edit the items in the plan steps for each file, select the checkbox, and click the \"Update selected files\" button. This will re-generate the contents of the selected files and update the diff view.\n\nFor example, you can edit the diff directly, or you can go back to the plan and make changes there. And if you need to make more extensive changes, you can regenerate the plan entirely.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/file-iteration.png\" width=600 alt=\"Plan panel with file iteration\">\n\n*The plan panel enables users to iterate on implementation file by file*\n\n## Integrated Terminal\n\nOnce you have implemented the plan, Copilot Workspace enables you to validate the changes for correctness by bringing up an integrated terminal and executing shell commands. This allows performing a build, lint, test, etc. against the changes, and can be a quick and effective way to gain confidence about the task and its completion status. The terminal is backed by a Codespace, so it is a secure sandbox with a full development environment installed. \n\n<img src=\"images/overview/terminal.png\" width=600 alt=\"Integrated terminal\">\n\n*Integrated terminal, showing the generated branch name and access to just-in-time compute*\n\nIf you want to make any more extensive changes or leverage rich editor features (e.g. step debugging), you can open the Copilot Workspace session in a Codespace, using any of Codespace’s supported clients.\n\n## Session Sharing\n\nIn order to make it easy to share a workspace session with others (e.g. for doing an ad-hoc code review or sharing an initial implementation idea), Copilot Workspace allows users to generate shared links. These links can be shared with guests, even if they are not part of the Copilot Workspace preview.\n\nShared sessions are copies of the original session. Non-guest users can use them as a starting point to continue the task or explore alternative solutions without interfering with the original session. Guest users can view the session but cannot use the workspace to make changes.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/share-link.png\" width=600 alt=\"Generating a share link\">\n\n*Generating a share link from the header bar*\n\nWhen working with issues and pull requests, you can also\n\n* Publish to issue comment. Copilot Workspace automatically generates a comment with a share link for the session, which is included in the issue. This allows reviewers to quickly access the workspace session and see the proposed changes.\n\n* Publish to pull request comment. Similar to the issue comment, Copilot Workspace automatically generates a comment with a share link for the session, which is included in the pull request. This allows reviewers to quickly access the workspace session and see the proposed changes.\n\n## Task Completion\n\nWhen a task is implemented, validated, and reviewed, you can complete the task in different ways, depending on the type of task you’re working on.\n\n<img src=\"images/overview/task-completion.png\" width=600 alt=\"Creating a pull request\">\n\n*Creating a pull request for the implemented changes*\n\n| Task type | Available completions | \n|-----------| -------------------- |\n| Issue | — Create pull request <br> — Create draft pull request <br> — Push to new branch <br> — Push changes to current branch (only available if you have commit permissions to the repo) <br> <br> These may fork the repository if you do not have write access |\n| Ad-hoc task | — *As for issues* |\n| PR task | — Update pull request (pushes a new commit with the changes) <br> — *As for issues* |\n| Repo task | — Create repository (creates a new repo from the selected template repo, and includes the changes) |\n\n## Session Dashboard\n\nCopilot Workspace automatically saves your work. It also provides a session dashboard, which allows you to easily resume your work later. 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Three actions control the workflow: **Plan** (pre-flight interview), **Ideate** (depth-aware exploration + conditional production), and **Continue** (versioned session resumption).\n\n## Agents\n\n| Agent | Role |\n|-------|------|\n| **Arbiter** | Team lead — coordinates, evaluates idea reports, signals convergence |\n| **Free Thinker** | Divergent generation — creative leaps, unexpected connections, \"what if...\" |\n| **Grounder** | Convergent editing — winnows ideas, keeps the brainstorm on brief |\n| **Writer** | Synthesis and memory — observes dialogue, produces briefs and the vision document |\n| **Explorer** | Research — investigates background topics, existing solutions, citations (spawned on demand) |\n| **Image Agent** | Creates infographic visuals for each idea via ChatGPT image generation |\n| **Presentation Agent** | Builds a PowerPoint deck from the vision document |\n| **Web Page Agent** | Designs a polished, self-contained HTML distribution page |\n| **Archivist** | Produces a Results PDF and a comprehensive Session Capsule PDF |\n\n## Install\n\nClone this repo into your `.claude/skills/` directory — either **project-level** (just this project) or **personal/global** (all projects):\n\n**Project-level** (committed with your repo, available to collaborators):\n```bash\nmkdir -p .claude/skills\ngit clone https://github.com/bladnman/ideation .claude/skills/ideation\n```\n\n**Personal/global** (available in all your Claude Code sessions):\n```bash\nmkdir -p ~/.claude/skills\ngit clone https://github.com/bladnman/ideation ~/.claude/skills/ideation\n```\n\nClaude Code discovers skills automatically — no restart needed. Verify it's installed by typing `/ideation` in a Claude Code session.\n\n### Where things go\n\n```\n.claude/skills/ideation/       # or ~/.claude/skills/ideation/\n├── SKILL.md                   # Skill definition (required)\n├── README.md\n└── templates/                 # Supporting files referenced by SKILL.md\n    ├── idea-brief.md\n    ├── idea-report.md\n    ├── ideation-graph.md\n    ├── lineage.md             # Version chain tracking for continuations\n    ├── prd.md\n    ├── session-config.yaml    # Session configuration schema\n    ├── session-summary.md\n    └── vision-document.md\n```\n\n### Updating\n\n```bash\ncd .claude/skills/ideation && git pull    # project-level\ncd ~/.claude/skills/ideation && git pull   # personal/global\n```\n\n## Requirements\n\n- Claude Code with [Agent Teams](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code) enabled:\n  ```bash\n  claude config set env.CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS 1\n  ```\n- Opus 4.6 model (agent teams require it)\n- `python-pptx` and `weasyprint` for production artifacts (installed automatically during the session)\n- Chrome with the Claude-in-Chrome extension (for image generation via ChatGPT)\n\n## Usage\n\n### New session (Plan → Ideate)\n\nEvery new session starts with the **Plan** action — a brief interview to configure depth, outputs, and research before the team is spawned.\n\n```\n/ideation path/to/concept-seed.md\n```\n\nOr with an inline description:\n\n```\n/ideation \"An app that turns voice memos into structured project briefs\"\n```\n\nOr with no argument (the interview will ask for the concept):\n\n```\n/ideation\n```\n\nThe Plan action will ask you:\n1. **Depth** — how deep should exploration go?\n   - **Quick** (~15-30 min): 2-3 directions, fast convergence\n   - **Standard** (~45-90 min): 3-5 directions, balanced exploration *(default)*\n   - **Deep** (~2-3 hrs): 5-8 directions, thorough exploration\n   - **Exhaustive** (~3+ hrs): 8+ directions, comprehensive mapping\n2. **Outputs** — which deliverables to produce (all, subset, or session artifacts only)\n3. *(If needed)* Domain clarification or research confirmation\n\nAfter confirmation, the Ideate action launches the team with your configured settings.\n\n### Continue a previous session\n\nResume and build on a previous ideation session. Creates a **new versioned directory** — the parent session is never modified.\n\n```\n/ideation continue ideation-distributed-systems-20260219-143052/\n```\n\nOr search by keyword (matches against `ideation-*<keyword>*` directories in CWD):\n\n```\n/ideation continue distributed-systems\n```\n\nContinue mode:\n- **Discovers** matching sessions with summaries (date, depth, brief count)\n- **Creates a versioned directory** (e.g., `ideation-voice-memos-v2-20260221-091500/`)\n- **Runs a mini-interview** asking what to focus on, depth, and outputs\n- **References parent materials** (vision doc, briefs, ideation graph) so the team builds on prior work\n- **Tracks lineage** in `session/LINEAGE.md`\n\nVersioning scheme:\n```\nOriginal:     ideation-voice-memos-20260219-143052/\nContinue:     ideation-voice-memos-v2-20260221-091500/\nContinue:     ideation-voice-memos-v3-20260222-140000/\nBranch:       ideation-voice-memos-v2a-20260222-150000/\n```\n\n### Generate a PRD from a session\n\nAfter an ideation session completes, generate a Product Requirements Document:\n\n```\n/ideation prd ideation-distributed-systems-20260219-143052/\n```\n\nOr search by keyword:\n\n```\n/ideation prd distributed-systems\n```\n\nPRD mode is a solo operation — no team is spawned. It reads the session's vision document, briefs, and other artifacts, then produces a `PRD_<concept-slug>.md` that focuses on *what* to build and *why*, preserving the ideation session's intent, emotional logic, and language.\n\n## How It Works\n\nThe system separates cognitive modes across distinct roles because combining them in a single agent produces biased output:\n\n- **Generation** should not evaluate its own work\n- **Evaluation** should not try to also create\n- **Synthesis** should have no perspective to protect\n- **Research** should report facts, not generate ideas\n\nA human provides the seed concept. The **Plan** action interviews the user to configure depth and outputs. The **Ideate** action spawns the team: two dialogue agents (Free Thinker + Grounder) explore the space, the Arbiter evaluates idea reports and steers toward convergence using depth-aware rules, and the Writer observes and synthesizes into a vision document. When ideation converges, production agents (conditionally spawned based on output selection) transform the output into distributable artifacts.\n\n### Depth levels\n\n| | Quick | Standard | Deep | Exhaustive |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| Directions explored | 2-3 | 3-5 | 5-8 | 8+ |\n| Time estimate | ~15-30 min | ~45-90 min | ~2-3 hrs | ~3+ hrs |\n| Convergence | Fast | Balanced | Thorough | Comprehensive |\n| Best for | Well-defined concepts, time pressure | General exploration | Complex/ambiguous domains | Foundational concepts |\n\n### Output tiers\n\n**Tier 1** (always produced): Vision doc, briefs, session summary, ideation graph, snapshots, idea reports.\n\n**Tier 2** (user-selectable): Distribution page (HTML), Results PDF, Capsule PDF, PPTX presentation, infographic images. 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This will be the last changelog posted in this repository, so make sure to follow the [GitHub changelog](https://github.blog/changelog) to stay up to date with the latest and greatest.\n\n**How to provide feedback:** We are also transitioning from the current Discord to a [GitHub Discussion](https://gh.io/workspace-feedback) as the primary place for feedback and discussions around Copilot Workspace. We will still be available in Discord, but posting in the [discussion](https://gh.io/workspace-feedback) will ensure we see your feedback sooner.\n\nOkay, now onto the product updates for this week! :tada:\n\n- [Image Preview Support](#image-preview-support)\n- [Simplifying the Experience](#simplifying-the-experience)\n    - [Reducing Action Button Clicks](#reducing-action-button-clicks)\n    - [Consolidating the Plan Action Buttons](#consolidating-the-plan-action-buttons)\n- [VS Code Extension Improvements](#vs-code-extension-updates)\n\n### Image Preview Support\n\nBuilding on recent improvements to file and image support, you can now preview images directly in the Workspace editor. Selecting an image from the file tree will now display a full preview of the image, letting you open a preview tab directly within the editor.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/939410dd-2b3a-488e-8d0d-558e9d33ae29\" width=\"900px\" >\n\n### Simplifying the Experience\n\nSince our last changes dropped we have invested time into streamlining the Workspace experience, saving you clicks, headaches, and frustration.\n\n#### Reducing Action Button Clicks\n\nWe updated the primary action button such that secondary actions available in the dropdown no longer require a second click of the primary button - when you select an action it will immediately take effect.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/95228cfd-3031-49b8-8e0f-d47b5c98d4ae\" width=\"400\" >\n\n#### Consolidating the Plan Action Buttons\n\nWe have also consolidated plan action buttons like Regenerate and Add File to a kebab menu.\n\n**Before:**  \n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d049b613-b48a-4494-80eb-a4a92f1c00dd\" width=\"400\" >\n\n**After:**  \n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2f5a89f6-00c7-42cc-81aa-381f928cb34c\" width=\"400\" >\n\n### VS Code Extension Updates\n\n- **Enhanced Session List:** Sessions now appear earlier in their lifecycle in the session list, supporting the new brainstorming feature in VS Code.\n- **Stale View Fix:** Resolved an issue where stale view states were retained in certain views.\n- **Push to Branch / PR Creation Fix:** Fixed failures when merging into an existing branch with updates to the same files.\n- **Binary Detection Fix:** Addressed a false positive issue where folders were incorrectly flagged as binary after session syncing stopped.\n- **Error Message Visibility:** Resolved cases where certain error messages did not display.\n\n## 📅 22 November 2024\n\nComing off the back of [GitHub Universe](https://githubuniverse.com/), we have been making a ton of behind the scenes change, to improve stability, performance, and setting ourselves up for the next stage of product growth. With that said we have a few updates to share with you! \n\n- [File Attachments](#file-attachments)\n- [Sortable Tabs](#sortable-tabs)\n- [UI Polish](#ui-polish)\n\nVS Code Extension Updates:\n\n- [Brainstorming](#brainstorming)\n- [Branch and PR creation](#branch-and-pr-creation)\n\n### File Attachments\n\nContinuing on from the image support we added previously, today we are adding support to attach image and text files from the local machine to a Workspace session. Once attached, file attachments work similar to URL attachments in the sense that they get taken into account as context. \n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/89b411f6-6e63-4870-88e4-6efcae3a20ea\" width=\"450px\" />\n\n> Note: If you want to give this feature a try, you need to enable the `Allow file(s) to be attached as additional context` setting in the `Experiments` dialog (underneath the avatar menu).\n\n### Sortable Tabs\n\nYou can now customize your Workspace experience by sorting and reordering tabs using drag and drop. \n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2129f3a6-0434-4f24-8e07-7857c8809af4\" width=\"600px\" />\n\n### UI Polish\n\nFixing a bunch of small issues that we have noticed and other reported by users to make the experience smoother/more polished. \n\n### VS Code Extension Updates\n\nA number of updates this week to the VS Code extension to make it easier to use and more powerful.\n\n#### Brainstorming\nInitial support for brainstorming is now available in VS Code!  Open up your session of choice, and click on the light bulb or a Ideas from brainstorming in Task view to get started. To answer a new question, click question mark in the Task view, or a Suggested questions, or the Answer button in the Brainstorming panel. Once in the panel, attach ideas or answers and the How should I solve this issue? question will get automatically refreshed with the latest info. Generate or update your plan from there and continue on as always!\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bf62fc9b-a77d-4a42-b286-d00a017804ce\" width=\"800px\" />\n\n#### Branch and PR creation\nWhen session syncing is enabled, your changes are automatically synced to the web. But it can be useful to push your changes to a local and/or remote branch, or even create a PR - and you can now do this from VS Code! Click on the push or PR icon in the Plan view and select your options to get started.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e802962a-97af-479f-a26c-bd7e2c9a8656\" width=\"500px\" />\n\n## 📅 25 October 2024\n\nAs the team prepares for [GitHub Universe](https://githubuniverse.com/) next week, we were primarily focused on stabilization, bug fixing, and welcoming new preview users (as we continue to ramp up the waitlist!). That said, we also managed to slip in a few enhancements as well 😄\n\n- [AI vision](#ai-vision)\n- [Auto-installed extension](#auto-installed-extension)\n- [Command status](#command-status)\n\n### AI vision\n\nIf you open an issue in CW, and that issue includes images in it's description, then those images will now be included in the context of the task. This is a pretty significant capability, since it unlocks new ways of defining your intent, such as using...\n\n1. **Architecture/class diagrams**, that outline the structure of code you want to generate ([example](https://copilot-workspace.githubnext.com/githubnext/workspace-blank?shareId=25cc2d17-3d00-4f6c-ad5b-ccf3e53a992c))\n2. **App screenshots**, which visually highlight a part of the UI you want to change\n3. **UI mock-ups**, which describe the layout/behavior of some client code you want to write\n4. **Photographs**, which capture hand-written notes or drawings from a meeting\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2020b755-b2e3-4639-9871-973cad184b64\" width=\"900px\" /><br />\n\nWhen combined with [custom instructions](#custom-instructions) and [web URLs](#external-context), AI vision expands CW's support for managing task context, and defining your tasks in whichever way is most natural. And we're excited to hear how folks make use of it!\n\n> Note: If you want to give this feature a try, you need to enable the `Use summaries of images in the context` setting in the `Experiments` dialog (underneath the avatar menu).\n\n### Auto-installed extension\n\nWhen you click the `Open in Codespace` button in a session, the [Copilot Workspace](https://gh.io/cw-vscode) extension for VS Code is now automatically installed within the Codespace. Why is this cool? Because that allows you to transition to the editor, while still being able to view the details of the task and plan. Additionally, it allows you to continue performing NL-based revision, in addition to any many edits.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8bb283d3-5a69-4dfa-a75c-22dc23e47daa\" />\n\n### Command status\n\nThe build/test/run button in the `Commands` tab now displays the status of the current/last run command. That way if you're actively using the `Terminal` tab, you can still see that a build (or test/run) is in-progress. Or that the build you were running in parallel, just succeeded 👍\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f3c70fcb-c879-423e-bcaf-c7902723f11a\" width=\"400px\" />\n\n## 📅 18 October 2024\n\n- [Error repair](#error-repair)\n- [Follow ups](#follow-ups)\n- [Brainstorm enhancements](#brainstorm-enhancements)\n- [Plan command enhancements](#plan-command-enhancements)\n\n### Error repair\n\nWhen a [build/test/run command](#commands) fails, CW now displays a lightbulb button in the command's toolbar. When you click this, it will trigger a [brainstorming](#brainstorming) action, and then offer a suggestion for how to fix the error.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/db1cc14e-f3b5-49ea-a9e0-80b8b2b98bba\" width=\"450px\" />\n\nWhen a suggestion comes back, it will include an explaination of the issue, and then present a fix in one of two forms:\n\n1. A **terminal command**, which can be run in order to resolve the issue (e.g. installing a missing environment dependency)\n2. 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And ultimately, we want CW to help you produce new and better ideas 💙\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d56781db-ae8a-4973-bf75-d9bcf5d57af8\" width=\"300px\" />\n\nInterestingly enough, this behavior means that you can actually work on tasks with CW, without ever actually typing a task description. You simply perform brainstorming, attach the associated ideas, and then move on to the plan/implementation. However, in order for this to work well, you obviously need to be able to describe your intent or to guide CW in the direction that you want to go. So let's see how that works!\n\n#### Solution proposals\n\nIf you click the `Brainstorm` button _after_ you've typed a task description, then instead of simply getting a list of suggested questions, CW will actually present you with a proposal for how to solve your task. And this is where things get really fun 😎\n\nWhen a brainstorming question can result in multiple solutions/parts, then instead of simply answering it, CW will present you with a list of **ideas**, and allow you to select one, many, or all of them. That way, you can compose your intent by brainstorming with CW, and derive ideas through this collaborative process. Additionally, just like \"single answer questions\", you can regenerate the question to get new ideas, and then edit/refine them as needed. And as you select ideas, the `Suggested questions` will dynamically update, in order to provide you a pathway towards other interesting questions, which might be worthy of further brainstorming 🧠\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/21c3d2bb-1e2b-44ff-85ac-499e28018033\" width=\"600px\" />\n\n> Note: When you open an issue in CW, it will automatically launch the `Brainstorm` tab, and present you with the same experience as manually entered tasks. In this sense, the default `How do I solve this issue?` brainstorming question represents an alternative to the `Specification` panel, but has the benefit of being much more rich and flexible in nature.\n\n#### Asking questions\n--\nThe `Plan` panel now allows filtering it to show only the steps that were introduced in the last revision/edit (and their associated files). As a plan grows in size/complexity, this filter can make it alot easier to focus your attention on only the steps that were recently made, and therefore, would benefit from a closer review. This filter builds upon the previously-added blue dots (which indicate an \"unseen\" plan step), and represent another step towards making plan revision feel much more incremental and easy to follow :muscle:\n\n<table>\n   <tr>\n      <th>Before filtering</th>\n      <th>After filtering</th>\n   </tr>\n   <tr>\n      <td><img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/88a5e18f-cfce-4cc1-8291-d807e9e92908\" width=\"300px\" /></td>\n      <td><img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/550dc719-890f-4b43-9c65-6a6460901a00\" width=\"400px\" /></td>\n   </tr>\n</table>\n\n### Improved build/test/run inference\n\nWhen you click the `Build`, `Test` or `Run` buttons in the integrated terminal, CW will now provide better suggestions for the neccessary shell commands needed to run them. In particular, we now include any Actions workflows, package manifests (e.g. `package.json`), and the `CONTRIBUTING.md` file (if it exists) in the context, which allows CW to more properly infer the best way to build/test/run your code.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d0a89f46-d447-49d6-84f1-b623e41441f2\" width=\"600px\" />\n\n### Plan + implement\n\n--\nWhen you perform an NL revision against the plan, new plan steps are now annotated with a blue dot. This is meant to indicate that they are \"unseen\", and help focus your attention on the net-new changes that were made, as a result of your revision. This experience builds upon the previous change to make plan revision incremental, and we think it makes the overall iteration flow feel a lot more predictable (e.g. you don't have to try to spot what changes CW made based on your request).\n\nIn order to prevent these dots from becoming noisy, they're only visible until the next time you 1) edit the plan, or 2) perform a subsequent revision/implementation. That way, they always indicate steps you haven't \"seen\", and don't accumulate as you further iterate on your session. Additionally, the dots aren't added to plan steps you add/edit yourself. And they don't persist across browser refreshes. That way, they simply represent AI-contributed changes, that were introduced by a just-made revision 👍\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/88d2cb07-0897-46c4-b4e3-6c5c61b1b006\" width=\"400px\" />\n\n### Latest changes filter\n\nThe `Files changed` section has a new filter called `Latest changes`, which allows you to focus on the edits that were made by the most recent NL revision/implementation. This makes it a lot easier to perform iterations, and then immediately see the impact of that change (as opposed to all the changes from the session). And when combined with the new plan step indicators, this makes NL revision a lot nicer, since you can perform a revision, and then quickly spot the resulting change in both the plan and the code.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c15376cd-e2e1-4fba-b115-34036fda2698\" width=\"300px\" />\n\n### Devcontainer tasks improvements\n\nWhen you open the integrated terminal, the `Build`, `Test`, `Run` buttons are now always visible, even if the repo you're working against doesn't define them in a `devcontainer.json` file. And when you click any of them, CW will generate an AI-suggestion for the appropriate command(s) needed to run them (e.g. `npm run compile`).\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d0a89f46-d447-49d6-84f1-b623e41441f2\" width=\"600px\" />\n\nIf the command looks right, then you can submit it, which will execute it in the terminal, and then persist it to the `devcontainer.json` file. You can then include this file in your PR/commit, and then all subsequent runs of that task (either build, test, or run) will be able to use this configured command in a single-click. The nice thing about this flow, is that it makes it easier for every repo to configure their build/test/run commands, without needing to remember how to do it. Simply click the buttons, and then let CW suggest and configure it for you 🚀\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/86555379-98cd-4314-bf5b-9d481dc6ff8d\" width=\"600xp\" />\n--\nThe CW extension for VS Code now allows you to generate, regenerate, revise, and implement the plan. Entirely within the editor 🔥 We still require you to **start** sessions from the CW web/mobile client, but once you have a task started, you can resume it within VS Code, and perform the most common iteration operations from there.\n\n> Note: Since this extension is early, we're still not quite ready to publish it to the marketplace. We'll likely do that in the next couple of weeks, but until them, simply hit us up in [Discord](https://gh.io/next-discord) to grab the latest VSIX 😎\n\n### URL task context\n\nWhen a task references URLs, they will now be displayed in the `Additional context` section of the `Task` panel. This ensures that you're always aware of any external context being considered, and you can control if it needed (e.g. deleting a link that is confusing the plan/etc.).\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ce02119f-35c4-49dc-bd3e-c4c831f41e01\" width=\"400px\" />\n\n> Note: By default, CW will spider URLs that point at GitHub issues, PRs, and repo files. However, if you want it to spider external web URLs, then you need to enable the `Utilize referenced generic web content in analysis` setting in the `Experiments` dialog (underneath your avatar menu).\n\n### Cancellation improvements\n\nWhen a plan or implementation is in-progress, clicking the cancel button should now feel immediate. Additionally, if you cancel a file implementation mid-way, it will now revert the file back to its previous state (before editing it), as opposed to the previous behavior (which marked the file as `Cancelled`, and looked pretty weird). This is meaningful because when you perform an NL revision, CW automatically updates the plan and then implements it. And in order to make this UX feel delightful, we wanted to make sure you could cancel it at any time, and get the immediate/expected results.\n\n## 📅 13 September 2024\n\n- [VS Code session continuation](#vs-code-session-continuation)\n- [Incremental plan revision](#incremental-plan-revision)\n- [Improved task context](#improved-task-context)\n- [New specification UX](#new-specification-ux)\n- [Planned file placeholders](#planned-file-placeholders)\n- [Branch switching](#branch-switching)\n- [Whitespace changes](#whitespace-changes)\n\n### VS Code session continuation\n\nWe're introducing a new VS Code extension, which allows you to resume CW sessions within your editor. This allows you to start tasks from the CW web app/PWA, and after feeling good about the implementation, finish the task from the comfort of your fully-configured dev environment (e.g. using your favorite extensions, color theme, keybindings, etc.) 🤗\n\nAdditionally, this extension allows you to debug and run arbitrary client/desktop projects (e.g. mobile apps, Chrome extensions, etc.), without needing to push/pull the session's code to an intermediate branch. This works because the VS Code extension supports bi-directional file syncing with the CW service/web client. And so as you make changes in one client, they're immediately available in the other. Collectively, this allows you to start and finish work from whichever client is most convenient 😎\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5ae9c6fb-c4de-4f4e-b37a-83b93e373c74\" width=\"700px\" /><br />\n     \n> Note: This extension is very early, and therefore, we're not publishing it to the VS Code marketplace just yet. So if you'd like to give it a try and send us feedback, hit us up on the [GitHub Next Discord server](https://gh.io/next-discord) and we'll send you the VSIX. \n     \n### Incremental plan revision\n\nWhen you perform a NL revision (using the pretty input bar at the bottom 💙), the plan is now updated incrementally, as opposed to being completely regenerated. This not only makes it faster to perform iterations, but it also makes it clearer what did and didn't change as a result of your request. To get a sense for how much nicer this feels, check out the following demo 😻\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/155e0f56-2707-44dc-98f4-9f704b119496\" width=\"800px\" />\n\n### Improved task context\n\nThe `Task` panel now includes an `Additional context` footer, which is visible when you open an issue (that has comments), or when you're working on a project that includes repository-wide instructions (e.g. a `.github/copilot-workspace/CONTRIBUTING.md` file).\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2a8494fd-adcb-48a6-9414-658b72e62ad2\" width=\"500px\" />\n     \nThis is helpful, because it provides visibility into the external context that will be taken into account when analyzing/planning your task. Additionally, it lets you better predict and control the outcome of your session. For example, if you see a `Repository instructions` context item, then you can click it and immediately see the contents of the file (e.g. so you can know what it defines). And if you're working on an issue, that has comments you don't want included (e.g. becuase they're just \"conversational noise\"), then you can click the trash can icon next to them, and remove them consideration.\n\n### New specification UX\n\nIn order to simplify the CW workflow, we're removing the `Specification` panel from the timeline, and introducing it as optional context to the `Task`. That way, if your task description already defines the sufficient details for your intent, then you can jump straight to planning. However, if you'd like CW to help expand/ellaborate/explore on your description, then you can ask it to add a spec, and then treat that as additional input to the plan 🚀 (along with any comments and repo-wide instructions).\n\nSince this is a noticeable change, we're initially introducing it as an opt-in setting, which you can enable via the `Move specficiation to task panel` option in the `Experiments` dialog. When enabled, you'll see an `Add specification` button in the `Additional context` section of the `Task` panel. When you click that, it will generate the spec as usual, and then display a `Specification` entry in the context section for the task. If you click this, it will open the spec as a file tab, which let's you edit, revise, or regenerate the content. But with a much nicer, and full-screen view ⭐\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/41b2864a-3b9f-45e0-a62e-071b3b9a6412\" width=\"800px\" />\n\n### Planned file placeholders\n--\n* **File regeneration** - The file toolbar now includes a regenerate button, which allows you to ask CW to \"try again\" with implementing it. This can be useful if you've revised the plan through NL, and noticed that CW may have missed a detail. Or, if you'd like to ask it to get a bit more \"creative\" with its interpretation of your intent 🎨\n\n  The `Specification` and `Plan` panels already had a regenerate button, and so this change ensures that in addition to editing/revising/undoing, you can regenerate every piece of content within the workspace.\n\n  <img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c3470d4c-cfe5-4176-b116-12f8a83fdb18\" width=\"500px\" />\n\n* **Desktop notification** - You can now opt-into getting a system notification whenever a CW session is finished implementing (and the page isn't currently visible). This is useful if you're implementing a large plan, and want to switch to another task while it's running. But then know as soon as it's ready for your review 🏃\n\n   <img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7d285c40-16b0-40fd-a009-dbd72012ee76\" width=\"300px\" />\n   \n   To turn this on, simply click your avatar in the upper-right, select `Settings`, and then check the `Show notification after implementing` option. Your browser will ask for permission for CW to show notifications, and so make sure to approve that 👍\n\n   <img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/898162a8-5f32-426e-8080-8444d558e80f\" width=\"300px\" />\n\n* **Improved code search** - As a follow-up to supporting web URLs in the task definition, we've introduced an improvement to the way we perform code search, when analyzing the details of your issues/tasks. Depending on the codebase/scenario, this allows us to better identify the right set of files to edit (across the entire repo). And ultimately, can improve the quality/success-rate of CW.\n\n   We're still refining this enhancement. And so for now, you need to opt-into it by clicking the beaker icon in the header bar, and checking the `Use code search during task analysis` setting. If you get a chance to turn this on, and use CW for a while, then we'd [love to hear](https://gh.io/next-discord) if you notice any improvements 💙\n  \n   <img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ee6ddcb8-4f4c-4892-b76b-ae8ccfa783d8\" width=\"400px\" />\n\n* **Task authoring** - The `Task`/`Issue` panels now match the authoring experience for other markdown editors across GitHub (e.g. issue descriptions, PR comments, etc.). In particular, instead of requiring you to explicitly put the task into \"edit mode\", or requiring you to explicitly save it in order to preview the content, the panels now provide two tabs that you can seamlessly switch between: `Write` and `Preview`.\n--\nAfter you implement a plan, Copilot Workspace now displays a natural language revision bar at the bottom of the `Files changed` section. This allows you to update the plan in complex and arbitrary ways, while remaining focused on reviewing the changes.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1f20f837-548f-4a33-9ec5-e07002c67f65\" width=\"400px\" />\n\nAdditionally, if you'd like to revise a specific file, you can click the bullseye icon in the file's header, which will put the NL revision bar into \"scoped file\" mode.\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/74e393da-8dcf-4c17-809e-4306a3676178\" width=\"400px\" />\n\nBoth of these changes are part of a larger theme to elevate/simplify the ability to iterate through natural language. And you can expect to see more improvements in this space in the coming weeks 👍 \n  \n### Terminal repair improvements\n\nCW's terminal assistance can now perform updates to the plan, when you encounter an error that requires a code change. This can be helpful when a build/test/lint action fails, and you want Copilot to suggest a fix. While this capability is still early (and evolving!), we're excited to make steady progress towards a better workflow for automatically addressing errors.\n\n### Exit path improvements\n\nWhen you create a PR/branch/repo, CW no longer generates a commit description by default. That way you can decide if you'd like Copilot to write a message for you, or if you'd prefer to craft your own 💙\n\nAdditionally, when you create a PR for a session that's associated with an issue, the PR dialog now includes a checkbox that allows you to indicate whether the code changes fix the issue or not. When checked, CW will insert a `Fixes #<number` into the issue description. Otherwise, it will insert a `Related to #<number>` (which is what it did previously).\n\n<img src=\"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a5b9c1e6-6f32-4b87-8de0-16336030f68f\" width=\"400px\" />\n--\n* **Improved status messages for panels** - Whenever you generate/regenerate/revise the spec/plan, or implement files, those steps now display more helpful status messages.\n\n## 📅 9 May 2024\n\n### Features / Enhancements\n\n* **Support for very large repositories** - The first release of Copilot Workspace only worked up to limited repository size. These limitations are now largely lifted.\n  \n* **Copilot Workspace will now process \"delete\" operations efficiently** - Copilot Workspace will now process 'delete' operations more promptly, without making any unnecessary model invocations.\n\n* **Color the `Issue` and `Pull Request` panel icons based on their state** - When opening an issue or pull request within Copilot Workspace, we'll now indicate the state of the issue/PR, using the same colors as GitHub.com: open (green), completed/merged (purple), closed (red), and closed as not planned (grey). 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The key insight: since September 2024, plan revision became **incremental** -- only the steps affected by the change are updated, not the entire plan. New/changed steps are marked with blue dots so the user can see exactly what shifted.\n- **No restart required.** You can bounce between layers at any time. Edit a file directly in the diff, or go back up to the plan, or all the way back to the spec. The system never loses completed work in layers you did not touch.\n- **NL revision bar.** A natural language input bar at the bottom lets users describe changes in plain English. The system figures out which layer(s) to update. You can scope revisions to a single file or the whole plan.\n- **Brainstorming as optional context.** Ideas from brainstorming get attached to the Task as \"additional context\" that flows downstream. This means exploration outputs feed into but do not replace the spec/plan chain.\n\n**Key takeaway for Wazir:** The cascade is layer-granular, not all-or-nothing. Editing the spec does not discard the plan -- it incrementally updates the affected parts. Copilot Workspace proved that users need to see *what changed* downstream, not just get a fresh regeneration.\n\n#### 2. LangGraph: interrupt() + Command(resume=value)\n\nLangGraph provides programmatic steerability primitives for graph-based agent workflows:\n\n- **interrupt(value)** pauses graph execution at any node, persists full graph state to a checkpointer, and surfaces the value to the caller (the user/UI).\n- **Command(resume=value)** resumes execution. The resume value becomes the return value of the `interrupt()` call inside the paused node. This is how user decisions get injected -- the node asked a question via interrupt, and the user's answer arrives as the resume value.\n- **Command(goto=node_name, update={...})** combines state mutation with routing. This is the redirect mechanism: the user can say \"skip to node X\" or \"go back to node Y\" while also updating the shared state. This is how you implement \"actually, skip the auth feature\" -- update state to mark auth as skipped, then goto the next relevant node.\n- **Multiple interrupts in sequence** receive resume values in order. You can also address them by ID: `Command(resume={\"interrupt_id_1\": \"value1\"})`.\n- **Checkpointer is mandatory.** All steerability depends on persisted state. Without a checkpointer, there is no resume.\n- **Known limitation:** `update_state` can blow away pending interrupts in some configurations. Nested subgraphs sometimes restart from entry instead of resuming from their internal breakpoint.\n\n**Key takeaway for Wazir:** The `Command(goto=..., update={...})` pattern is the critical primitive. It lets the user both **redirect flow** (go back to planning) and **modify state** (mark auth as skipped) in a single operation. Wazir needs an equivalent: a way to say \"go back to phase X with this mutation applied.\"\n\n#### 3. Ideation Team Skill: Pushing Back Into Exploration\n\nThe bladnman/ideation_team_skill implements multi-agent brainstorming with explicit steerability:\n\n- **Three actions: Plan, Ideate, Continue.** Plan is a pre-flight interview. Ideate launches the team. Continue resumes a previous session in a new versioned directory.\n- **Continue is the steering mechanism.** When you `/ideation continue <session>`, it: (1) creates a new versioned directory (never mutates the parent), (2) runs a mini-interview asking what to focus on, (3) references parent materials so the team builds on prior work. This is how you push the team back into exploration -- you explicitly continue with a new focus directive.\n- **Depth-aware convergence.** The Arbiter uses depth settings (Quick/Standard/Deep/Exhaustive) to decide when to converge vs. explore more. At Quick depth, 2-3 directions are explored. At Exhaustive, 8+. The user controls this up front.\n- **Versioned sessions, immutable parents.** Continuing a session creates `v2`, `v3`, etc. The original is never modified. This is how completed work is preserved -- it exists as a frozen session that the new session references.\n\n**Key takeaway for Wazir:** The \"immutable parent + versioned continuation\" pattern is powerful for preserving completed work. Instead of mutating the current run, a steering event creates a new \"branch\" that references the old one.\n\n#### 4. Devin: In-Thread Conversation Redirect\n\nDevin takes the most conversational approach to steerability:\n\n- **Natural language mid-task.** You can tell Devin to change direction in the chat, and it adapts, revises its plan, and keeps moving. No restart required.\n- **Timeline checkpoints.** You can scrub Devin's timeline and click \"restore checkpoint\" to roll back files and memory to a previous point. This is a full rollback -- work after that point is discarded.\n- **Take over and hand back.** You can stop Devin, make manual changes in its IDE, then resume the session and tell Devin about your changes.\n- **Dynamic re-planning (v3.0).** Devin can alter its strategy when hitting a roadblock without human intervention.\n\n**Key takeaway for Wazir:** Devin proves that natural language in-thread redirect works for simple course corrections. But for structural changes (\"skip auth\"), the checkpoint/rollback model is needed. The combination of both is the target.\n\n---\n\n### The \"Actually, Skip Auth\" Scenario: Propagation Analysis\n\nWhen a user says \"actually, skip the auth feature\" mid-execution in Wazir's current pipeline, here is what must happen:\n\n**Current state of affairs:** Wazir has no mechanism for this. The pipeline is forward-only. The user's only options are: (1) finish the run and fix it in the next run, (2) abort and restart. Both waste completed work.\n\n**What needs to happen:**\n\n1. **Identify what \"skip auth\" touches.** Auth tasks exist in the execution plan. Auth requirements exist in the spec. Auth decisions exist in the design. Auth scope exists in the clarification.\n\n2. **Determine the minimal re-run scope.** If auth is a self-contained set of tasks with no downstream dependents:\n   - Mark auth tasks as `skipped` in the execution plan\n   - No upstream re-run needed -- the spec and design are still valid, just partially implemented\n   - Continue execution with remaining tasks\n\n   If auth is deeply entangled (e.g., other tasks depend on auth middleware):\n   - Re-run planning to reorder/restructure dependent tasks\n   - Possibly re-run parts of design if the architecture changes\n   - Spec stays valid (just narrower scope)\n\n3. **Preserve completed work.** Any committed code from non-auth tasks is already on the branch. Auth-related commits could be reverted or left for later removal.\n\n---\n\n### Steerability Design for Wazir\n\n#### Core Concept: Artifact-Granular Steering with Selective Regeneration\n\nWazir's pipeline is artifact-driven. Steerability should be artifact-granular: the user edits an artifact (or instructs a mutation), and only downstream artifacts that *depend on the changed content* are regenerated.\n\n#### The Dependency Graph\n\n```\nbriefing.md\n  -> clarification.md\n    -> spec-hardened.md\n      -> design.md\n        -> execution-plan.md\n          -> task-001/ (committed code)\n          -> task-002/ (committed code)\n          -> task-003/ (not started)\n          -> ...\n```\n\nEach artifact depends on the ones above it. The steering question is always: **which is the highest-level artifact that needs to change, and what below it is invalidated?**\n\n#### Steering Operations\n\n| Operation | What Changes | Re-run Scope | Completed Work |\n|-----------|-------------|-------------|----------------|\n| **Drop a task** (\"skip auth\") | execution-plan.md | Re-validate plan dependencies only | All committed code preserved |\n| **Change a requirement** (\"use OAuth not magic links\") | spec-hardened.md | Re-run: design, plan. Affected tasks re-execute | Unaffected committed code preserved |\n| **Change the approach** (\"use approach B instead\") | design.md | Re-run: plan + execute | Unaffected committed code preserved |\n| **Add a requirement** (\"also add rate limiting\") | clarification.md | Re-run: spec-harden, design, plan, execute | All existing code preserved |\n| **Redefine the problem** (\"actually build X not Y\") | briefing.md | Full re-run | Nothing preserved (new run) |\n\n#### The Steering Protocol\n\nWhen the user provides a mid-run steering instruction:\n\n**Step 1: Classify the mutation level.**\n\nDetermine which artifact layer the change targets. Use keyword analysis:\n- \"skip/drop/remove [task]\" -> execution-plan level\n- \"change [requirement] to [alternative]\" -> spec level\n- \"use [different approach]\" -> design level\n- \"also add [new thing]\" -> clarification level\n- \"actually build [completely different thing]\" -> briefing level\n\n**Step 2: Show the impact assessment.**\n\nBefore doing anything, show the user what will be affected:\n\n> **Steering: \"skip the auth feature\"**\n>\n> **Impact:**\n> - 2 tasks removed from execution plan (task-004: auth middleware, task-007: auth routes)\n> - 1 task has a dependency on auth (task-008: protected routes) -- needs re-planning\n> - 3 tasks already completed are unaffected\n>\n> **Proposed action:**\n> 1. Mark task-004 and task-007 as `skipped`\n> 2. Re-plan task-008 to work without auth (or skip it too)\n> 3. Continue execution from task-005\n>\n> Options:\n> 1. \"Apply this change\" (Recommended)\n> 2. \"Skip all auth-related tasks including task-008\"\n> 3. \"Let me specify exactly what to change\"\n\n**Step 3: Apply the mutation.**\n\n- Write the steering event to `user-input-log.ndjson` with `type: 'redirect'`\n- Mutate the targeted artifact(s)\n- Mark downstream artifacts as `stale` (not deleted -- stale)\n- Re-run only the stale artifacts\n\n**Step 4: Preserve completed work.**\n\n- Committed code stays on the branch\n- If a completed task becomes invalid due to the steering, mark it in the plan as `invalidated` but do not revert the commit. The review phase will catch the inconsistency and flag it.\n- If the user wants clean history, offer an interactive rebase at the end (not mid-run)\n\n#### Staleness Model\n\nEach artifact gets a `_meta` header tracking its generation source:\n\n```yaml\n_meta:\n  generated_from: spec-hardened.md\n  generated_at: 2026-03-20T10:30:00Z\n  hash: sha256-of-source-at-generation-time\n```\n\nWhen a steering event mutates an upstream artifact, the system compares hashes. If the source hash changed, downstream artifacts are marked stale. Only stale artifacts are regenerated.\n\n---\n\n### How Steerability Differs Across the Three Interaction Modes\n\n#### Auto Mode\n\n**Philosophy:** The gating agent handles routine steering; user is only consulted for structural redirects.\n\n| Aspect | Behavior |\n|--------|----------|\n| **Who decides?** | Gating agent handles task-level changes (skip a task, reorder). User consulted only for scope-level changes. |\n| **Steering surface** | Escalation file (`.wazir/runs/<id>/escalations/`). Write the steering instruction there; gating agent picks it up next cycle. |\n| **Allowed without user** | Drop a task with no dependents. Reorder tasks within a dependency level. Retry a failed task with different approach. |\n| **Requires user** | Any scope change (add/remove requirements). Any design change. Any re-run of clarifier-phase artifacts. |\n| **Completed work** | Never reverted automatically. Flagged for review if invalidated. |\n| **Re-run policy** | Gating agent prefers minimal re-run. Only escalates to user if re-run scope exceeds 2 artifacts. |\n\n**User interaction point:** The escalation pause. When auto mode hits a decision it cannot make, it writes the escalation and STOPS. The user provides the steering instruction, and auto mode resumes.\n\n#### Guided Mode (Default)\n\n**Philosophy:** User approves at phase boundaries; steering happens at those natural checkpoints.\n\n| Aspect | Behavior |\n|--------|----------|\n| **Who decides?** | User at every checkpoint. Pipeline presents impact assessment before proceeding. |\n| **Steering surface** | The checkpoint itself. When the user is asked \"Does the plan look correct?\", they can say \"Actually, skip auth\" instead of picking a numbered option. |\n| **Natural steering points** | After research, after clarification, after spec hardening, after design, after plan, between tasks during execution. |\n| **Free-form input** | At any checkpoint, the user can type a redirect instead of selecting an option. The system classifies the mutation level and shows impact. |\n| **Completed work** | Shown in impact assessment. User explicitly confirms what to keep vs. invalidate. |\n| **Re-run policy** | Always shown to user. User picks: minimal re-run, full re-run from changed level, or abort. |\n\n**User interaction points:** Every existing checkpoint becomes a steering point. The change is that checkpoints accept free-form input, not just numbered selections.\n\nA new steering-specific option is added to every checkpoint:\n\n```\n5. \"Change direction -- I want to adjust scope, requirements, or approach\"\n```\n\nWhen selected, the system asks what to change and runs the steering protocol.\n\n#### Interactive Mode\n\n**Philosophy:** Continuous conversation with the pipeline. Steering happens at any moment, not just checkpoints.\n\n| Aspect | Behavior |\n|--------|----------|\n| **Who decides?** | User, continuously. The pipeline checks in more often and accepts steering at any point. |\n| **Steering surface** | The conversation itself. Any user message that is classified as a redirect triggers the steering protocol. |\n| **Proactive check-ins** | Before each task: \"About to implement auth middleware. Still want this?\" After each task: \"Auth middleware done. Anything you want to change before I continue?\" |\n| **Exploration mode** | User can say \"explore alternatives for this task\" mid-execution, triggering a mini-brainstorm before implementation. This is the ideation team pattern -- push back into exploration. |\n| **Impact preview** | Shown automatically before any steering is applied. Richer than guided mode -- includes reasoning chain and counterfactuals. |\n| **Completed work** | Full audit trail. User can see every completed task and choose per-task what to keep, invalidate, or redo. |\n| **Re-run policy** | User has full control. Can choose to re-run any individual artifact or any contiguous range. |\n\n**User interaction points:** Every moment is a potential steering point. The system:\n1. Checks every user message for redirect intent (not just at checkpoints)\n2. Offers exploration options before each task\n3. Presents \"what-if\" scenarios when the user expresses uncertainty\n\n---\n\n### What Wazir Needs to Build (Ordered)\n\n**Tier 1 -- Minimum viable steering (works within current architecture):**\n\n1. **Free-form input at checkpoints.** Every `AskUserQuestion` checkpoint should accept arbitrary text, not just numbered options. The system classifies the input and either handles it as a selection or triggers the steering protocol.\n\n2. **Steering classification function.** Takes user input, determines mutation level (task/plan/design/spec/scope), and identifies affected artifacts. Lives in `tooling/src/steering/classify.js`.\n\n3. **Impact assessment display.** Before any steering is applied, show the user what will change, what will be re-run, and what completed work is preserved.\n\n4. **Task-level skip/reorder in execution plan.** The simplest form of steering: mark tasks as `skipped` in the execution plan and continue. No upstream re-run needed.\n\n5. **Capture redirect events.** Extend `user-input.js` to handle `type: 'redirect'` with structured metadata: `{ mutation_level, affected_artifacts, re_run_scope }`.\n\n**Tier 2 -- Artifact-granular regeneration:**\n\n6. **Staleness tracking.** Each artifact gets a `_meta` block with source hash. When an upstream artifact is mutated, downstream artifacts are marked stale.\n\n7. **Selective re-run.** When artifacts are marked stale, re-run only those artifacts' generating workflows. Not a full pipeline restart.\n\n8. **Plan dependency analysis.** Understand which tasks depend on which other tasks, so that skipping a task correctly identifies tasks that need re-planning.\n\n**Tier 3 -- Mode-differentiated steering:**\n\n9. **Auto-mode gating agent steering.** Gating agent can handle task-level steering autonomously; escalates scope-level changes.\n\n10. **Interactive-mode continuous steering.** Every user message is checked for redirect intent. Proactive check-ins before/after each task.\n\n11. **Exploration re-entry.** \"Explore alternatives\" command that triggers a mini-brainstorm at any point during execution, inspired by the ideation team's Continue action.\n\n---\n\n### Relevant Files in the Codebase\n\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/wazir/SKILL.md` -- Main pipeline runner, interaction modes defined at lines 297-341, checkpoints throughout\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/clarifier/SKILL.md` -- All clarifier checkpoints where steering could occur\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/executor/SKILL.md` -- Executor escalation pattern (lines 153-169), interaction mode awareness (lines 144-151)\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/tooling/src/capture/user-input.js` -- User input capture with types including 'redirect'\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/tooling/src/guards/phase-prerequisite-guard.js` -- Phase gates and scope coverage guard\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/brainstorming/SKILL.md` -- Brainstorming skill, basis for \"exploration re-entry\"\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/prepare-next/SKILL.md` -- Handoff mechanism, relevant for partial-completion steering\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/wazir.manifest.yaml` -- Phase prerequisites and workflow policy\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/decisions/2026-03-19-deferred-items.md` -- Deferred items including pipeline enforcement (item 18) and interactive Claude (item 7)\n\nSources:\n- [GitHub Next - Copilot Workspace](https://githubnext.com/projects/copilot-workspace)\n- [Copilot Workspace User Manual - Overview](https://github.com/githubnext/copilot-workspace-user-manual/blob/main/overview.md)\n- [Copilot Workspace User Manual - Changes](https://github.com/githubnext/copilot-workspace-user-manual/blob/main/changes.md)\n- [LangGraph Interrupts Documentation](https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/langgraph/interrupts)\n- [Interrupts and Commands in LangGraph - DEV Community](https://dev.to/jamesbmour/interrupts-and-commands-in-langgraph-building-human-in-the-loop-workflows-4ngl)\n- [Command: A new tool for multi-agent architectures in LangGraph](https://blog.langchain.com/command-a-new-tool-for-multi-agent-architectures-in-langgraph/)\n- [bladnman/ideation_team_skill](https://github.com/bladnman/ideation_team_skill)\n- [Devin Session Tools - Devin Docs](https://docs.devin.ai/work-with-devin/devin-session-tools)\n- [Cognition - Devin 2.0](https://cognition.ai/blog/devin-2)\n- [Devin AI Guide 2026](https://aitoolsdevpro.com/ai-tools/devin-guide/)\n- [Multi-agent workflows often fail - GitHub Blog](https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/generative-ai/multi-agent-workflows-often-fail-heres-how-to-engineer-ones-that-dont/)\n- [Sherlock: Reliable and Efficient Agentic Workflow Execution](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2511.00330)"}],"stop_reason":"end_turn","stop_sequence":null,"usage":{"input_tokens":1,"cache_creation_input_tokens":5360,"cache_read_input_tokens":81022,"output_tokens":5231,"server_tool_use":{"web_search_requests":0,"web_fetch_requests":0},"service_tier":"standard","cache_creation":{"ephemeral_1h_input_tokens":0,"ephemeral_5m_input_tokens":5360},"inference_geo":"","iterations":[],"speed":"standard"}},"requestId":"req_011CZERmu5CtDGJoGt8t2piH","type":"assistant","uuid":"f68b3083-8e64-42a9-8527-6e9e149d1d5b","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:43:23.990Z","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir","sessionId":"0c5a9bfa-6816-42b1-a97d-37ae7dad26c5","version":"2.1.80","gitBranch":"feat/remaining-6-fixes","slug":"mighty-wondering-giraffe"}