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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→Execute plan by dispatching fresh subagent per task, with two-stage review after each: spec compliance review first, then code quality review.\n    22→\n    23→**Why subagents:** You delegate tasks to specialized agents with isolated context. By precisely crafting their instructions and context, you ensure they stay focused and succeed at their task. They should never inherit your session's context or history — you construct exactly what they need. This also preserves your own context for coordination work.\n    24→\n    25→**Core principle:** Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review (spec then quality) = high quality, fast iteration\n    26→\n    27→## When to Use\n    28→\n    29→```dot\n    30→digraph when_to_use {\n    31→    \"Have implementation plan?\" [shape=diamond];\n    32→    \"Tasks mostly independent?\" [shape=diamond];\n    33→    \"Stay in this session?\" [shape=diamond];\n    34→    \"subagent-driven-development\" [shape=box];\n    35→    \"executing-plans\" [shape=box];\n    36→    \"Manual execution or brainstorm first\" [shape=box];\n    37→\n    38→    \"Have implementation plan?\" -> \"Tasks mostly independent?\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    39→    \"Have implementation plan?\" -> \"Manual execution or brainstorm first\" [label=\"no\"];\n    40→    \"Tasks mostly independent?\" -> \"Stay in this session?\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    41→    \"Tasks mostly independent?\" -> \"Manual execution or brainstorm first\" [label=\"no - tightly coupled\"];\n    42→    \"Stay in this session?\" -> \"subagent-driven-development\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    43→    \"Stay in this session?\" -> \"executing-plans\" [label=\"no - parallel session\"];\n    44→}\n    45→```\n    46→\n    47→**vs. Executing Plans (parallel session):**\n    48→- Same session (no context switch)\n    49→- Fresh subagent per task (no context pollution)\n    50→- Two-stage review after each task: spec compliance first, then code quality\n    51→- Faster iteration (no human-in-loop between tasks)\n    52→\n    53→## The Process\n    54→\n    55→```dot\n    56→digraph process {\n    57→    rankdir=TB;\n    58→\n    59→    subgraph cluster_per_task {\n    60→        label=\"Per Task\";\n    61→        \"Capture PRE_TASK_SHA\" [shape=box];\n    62→        \"Dispatch implementer subagent (./implementer-prompt.md)\" [shape=box];\n    63→        \"Implementer subagent asks questions?\" [shape=diamond];\n    64→        \"Answer questions, provide context\" [shape=box];\n    65→        \"Implementer subagent implements, tests, commits, self-reviews\" [shape=box];\n    66→        \"Dispatch spec reviewer subagent (./spec-reviewer-prompt.md)\" [shape=box];\n    67→        \"Spec reviewer subagent confirms code matches spec?\" [shape=diamond];\n    68→        \"Implementer subagent fixes spec gaps\" [shape=box];\n    69→        \"Dispatch code quality reviewer subagent (./code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md)\" [shape=box];\n    70→        \"Code quality reviewer subagent approves?\" [shape=diamond];\n    71→        \"Implementer subagent fixes quality issues\" [shape=box];\n    72→        \"Mark task complete in TodoWrite\" [shape=box];\n    73→    }\n    74→\n    75→    \"Read plan, extract all tasks with full text, note context, create TodoWrite\" [shape=box];\n    76→    \"More tasks remain?\" [shape=diamond];\n    77→    \"Dispatch final code reviewer subagent for entire implementation\" [shape=box];\n    78→    \"Use wz:finishing-a-development-branch\" [shape=box style=filled fillcolor=lightgreen];\n    79→\n    80→    \"Read plan, extract all tasks with full text, note context, create TodoWrite\" -> \"Capture PRE_TASK_SHA\";\n    81→    \"Capture PRE_TASK_SHA\" -> \"Dispatch implementer subagent (./implementer-prompt.md)\";\n    82→    \"Dispatch implementer subagent (./implementer-prompt.md)\" -> \"Implementer subagent asks questions?\";\n    83→    \"Implementer subagent asks questions?\" -> \"Answer questions, provide context\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    84→    \"Answer questions, provide context\" -> \"Implementer subagent implements, tests, commits, self-reviews\";\n    85→    \"Implementer subagent asks questions?\" -> \"Implementer subagent implements, tests, commits, self-reviews\" [label=\"no\"];\n    86→    \"Implementer subagent implements, tests, commits, self-reviews\" -> \"Dispatch spec reviewer subagent (./spec-reviewer-prompt.md)\";\n    87→    \"Dispatch spec reviewer subagent (./spec-reviewer-prompt.md)\" -> \"Spec reviewer subagent confirms code matches spec?\";\n    88→    \"Spec reviewer subagent confirms code matches spec?\" -> \"Dispatch code quality reviewer subagent (./code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md)\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    89→    \"Spec reviewer subagent confirms code matches spec?\" -> \"Implementer subagent fixes spec gaps\" [label=\"no\"];\n    90→    \"Implementer subagent fixes spec gaps\" -> \"Dispatch spec reviewer subagent (./spec-reviewer-prompt.md)\";\n    91→    \"Dispatch code quality reviewer subagent (./code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md)\" -> \"Code quality reviewer subagent approves?\";\n    92→    \"Code quality reviewer subagent approves?\" -> \"Mark task complete in TodoWrite\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    93→    \"Code quality reviewer subagent approves?\" -> \"Implementer subagent fixes quality issues\" [label=\"no\"];\n    94→    \"Implementer subagent fixes quality issues\" -> \"Dispatch code quality reviewer subagent (./code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md)\";\n    95→    \"Mark task complete in TodoWrite\" -> \"More tasks remain?\";\n    96→    \"More tasks remain?\" -> \"Capture PRE_TASK_SHA\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    97→    \"More tasks remain?\" -> \"Dispatch final code reviewer subagent for entire implementation\" [label=\"no\"];\n    98→    \"Dispatch final code reviewer subagent for entire implementation\" -> \"Use wz:finishing-a-development-branch\";\n    99→}\n   100→```\n   101→\n   102→### Code Review Scoping\n   103→\n   104→The implementer subagent commits before review. The spec reviewer and code quality reviewer must use `codex review --base <pre-task-sha>` to scope their review to the task's changes. Capture `PRE_TASK_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD)` before dispatching the implementer.\n   105→\n   106→### Review Loop Alignment\n   107→\n   108→Both review stages follow the review loop pattern in `docs/reference/review-loop-pattern.md` with explicit `--mode task-review`:\n   109→- **Spec compliance review:** Uses spec dimensions with `--mode task-review`\n   110→- **Code quality review:** Uses 5 task-execution dimensions with `--mode task-review`\n   111→\n   112→Review logs use task-scoped filenames: `execute-task-<NNN>-review-pass-<N>.md`\n   113→\n   114→Each review stage respects the loop cap via `wazir capture loop-check --task-id <NNN>`. If the cap is reached (exit 43), escalate to the controller (you) for a decision.\n   115→\n   116→### Codex Error Handling\n   117→\n   118→If codex exits non-zero during review, log the error, mark the pass as codex-unavailable, and use self-review findings only. Do not treat a Codex failure as a clean pass.\n   119→\n   120→**Standalone mode:** When no `.wazir/runs/latest/` exists, review logs go to `docs/plans/`.\n   121→\n   122→## Prompt Templates\n   123→\n   124→- `./implementer-prompt.md` - Dispatch implementer subagent\n   125→- `./spec-reviewer-prompt.md` - Dispatch spec compliance reviewer subagent\n   126→- `./code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md` - Dispatch code quality reviewer subagent\n   127→\n   128→## Advantages\n   129→\n   130→**vs. Manual execution:**\n   131→- Subagents follow TDD naturally\n   132→- Fresh context per task (no confusion)\n   133→- Parallel-safe (subagents don't interfere)\n   134→- Subagent can ask questions (before AND during work)\n   135→\n   136→**vs. Executing Plans:**\n   137→- Same session (no handoff)\n   138→- Continuous progress (no waiting)\n   139→- Review checkpoints automatic\n   140→\n   141→**Efficiency gains:**\n   142→- No file reading overhead (controller provides full text)\n   143→- Controller curates exactly what context is needed\n   144→- Subagent gets complete information upfront\n   145→- Questions surfaced before work begins (not after)\n   146→\n   147→**Quality gates:**\n   148→- Self-review catches issues before handoff\n   149→- Two-stage review: spec compliance, then code quality\n   150→- Review loops ensure fixes actually work\n   151→- Spec compliance prevents over/under-building\n   152→- Code quality ensures implementation is well-built\n   153→\n   154→**Cost:**\n   155→- More subagent invocations (implementer + 2 reviewers per task)\n   156→- Controller does more prep work (extracting all tasks upfront)\n   157→- Review loops add iterations\n   158→- But catches issues early (cheaper than debugging later)\n   159→\n   160→## Red Flags\n   161→\n   162→**Never:**\n   163→- Start implementation on main/master branch without explicit user consent\n   164→- Skip reviews (spec compliance OR code quality)\n   165→- Proceed with unfixed issues\n   166→- Dispatch multiple implementation subagents in parallel (conflicts)\n   167→- Make subagent read plan file (provide full text instead)\n   168→- Skip scene-setting context (subagent needs to understand where task fits)\n   169→- Ignore subagent questions (answer before letting them proceed)\n   170→- Accept \"close enough\" on spec compliance (spec reviewer found issues = not done)\n   171→- Skip review loops (reviewer found issues = implementer fixes = review again)\n   172→- Let implementer self-review replace actual review (both are needed)\n   173→- **Start code quality review before spec compliance is PASS** (wrong order)\n   174→- Move to next task while either review has open issues\n   175→- **Review the wrong diff -- always scope to the current task's changes using --base**\n   176→\n   177→**If subagent asks questions:**\n   178→- Answer clearly and completely\n   179→- Provide additional context if needed\n   180→- Don't rush them into implementation\n   181→\n   182→**If reviewer finds issues:**\n   183→- Implementer (same subagent) fixes them\n   184→- Reviewer reviews again\n   185→- Repeat until approved\n   186→- Don't skip the re-review\n   187→\n   188→**If subagent fails task:**\n   189→- Dispatch fix subagent with specific instructions\n   190→- Don't try to fix manually (context pollution)\n   191→"}]},"uuid":"8b936493-7c81-4c75-a5e0-25d499820617","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:33:34.728Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"597fbf46-e8c3-475c-a68c-ecf7510174de","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>` to locate relevant code\n    33→    2. Use `wazir recall file <path> --tier L1` for targeted reads\n    34→    3. Fall back to direct file reads ONLY for files identified by index queries\n    35→    4. If no index exists: `wazir index build && wazir index summarize --tier all`\n    36→\n    37→    ## Your Job\n    38→\n    39→    Once you're clear on requirements:\n    40→    1. Implement exactly what the task specifies\n    41→    2. Write tests (following TDD if task says to)\n    42→    3. Verify implementation works\n    43→    4. Commit your work\n    44→    5. Self-review (see below)\n    45→    6. Report back\n    46→\n    47→    Work from: [directory]\n    48→\n    49→    **While you work:** If you encounter something unexpected or unclear, **ask questions**.\n    50→    It's always OK to pause and clarify. Don't guess or make assumptions.\n    51→\n    52→    ## Code Organization\n    53→\n    54→    You reason best about code you can hold in context at once, and your edits are more\n    55→    reliable when files are focused. Keep this in mind:\n    56→    - Follow the file structure defined in the plan\n    57→    - Each file should have one clear responsibility with a well-defined interface\n    58→    - If a file you're creating is growing beyond the plan's intent, stop and report\n    59→      it as DONE_WITH_CONCERNS — don't split files on your own without plan guidance\n    60→    - If an existing file you're modifying is already large or tangled, work carefully\n    61→      and note it as a concern in your report\n    62→    - In existing codebases, follow established patterns. Improve code you're touching\n    63→      the way a good developer would, but don't restructure things outside your task.\n    64→\n    65→    ## When You're in Over Your Head\n    66→\n    67→    It is always OK to stop and say \"this is too hard for me.\" Bad work is worse than\n    68→    no work. You will not be penalized for escalating.\n    69→\n    70→    **STOP and escalate when:**\n    71→    - The task requires architectural decisions with multiple valid approaches\n    72→    - You need to understand code beyond what was provided and can't find clarity\n    73→    - You feel uncertain about whether your approach is correct\n    74→    - The task involves restructuring existing code in ways the plan didn't anticipate\n    75→    - You've been reading file after file trying to understand the system without progress\n    76→\n    77→    **How to escalate:** Report back with status BLOCKED or NEEDS_CONTEXT. Describe\n    78→    specifically what you're stuck on, what you've tried, and what kind of help you need.\n    79→    The controller can provide more context, re-dispatch with a more capable model,\n    80→    or break the task into smaller pieces.\n    81→\n    82→    ## Before Reporting Back: Self-Review\n    83→\n    84→    Review your work with fresh eyes. Ask yourself:\n    85→\n    86→    **Completeness:**\n    87→    - Did I fully implement everything in the spec?\n    88→    - Did I miss any edge cases mentioned in the task?\n    89→    - Are all tests written and passing?\n    90→\n    91→    **Quality:**\n    92→    - Is the code clean, readable, and well-organized?\n    93→    - Did I follow the project's existing patterns?\n    94→    - Would I be comfortable showing this code to a senior developer?\n    95→\n    96→    **Honesty:**\n    97→    - Am I claiming something works without actually testing it?\n    98→    - Am I hiding any concerns or shortcuts I took?\n    99→    - Is my report accurate and complete?\n   100→\n   101→    ## Report Back\n   102→\n   103→    When done, report:\n   104→    - **Status:** DONE | DONE_WITH_CONCERNS | BLOCKED | NEEDS_CONTEXT\n   105→    - **What was implemented:** Brief summary\n   106→    - **Files changed:** List with one-line descriptions\n   107→    - **Tests:** What tests were written, are they passing?\n   108→    - **Concerns:** Anything unexpected, risky, or that needs review\n   109→    - **Questions:** Anything that came up during implementation\n   110→```\n   111→"}]},"uuid":"4c3558e9-74eb-4785-ac64-fd85deb6c2b1","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:33:35.187Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"918d8db6-b688-4ea4-806c-1801db728cdd","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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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. Here's what I'm building and in what order:\n   179→- Task 1: [what] — depends on nothing, starting first\n   180→- Task 2: [what] — needs Task 1's [specific output]\n   181→I'll commit after each task and show you what changed.\n   182→```\n   183→\n   184→### User Output: Before Each Task\n   185→\n   186→```\n   187→Implementing Task [N]: [title]\n   188→This enables: [what downstream tasks or user value depends on this]\n   189→Key concern: [the main technical risk or decision point]\n   190→```\n   191→\n   192→### User Output: After Each Task\n   193→\n   194→```\n   195→Task [N] complete: [one-line summary]\n   196→- Changed: [files]\n   197→- Tests: [pass/fail count]\n   198→- Commit: [hash]\n   199→Next: Task [N+1] — [title]\n   200→```\n   201→\n   202→### User Output: Progress\n   203→\n   204→```\n   205→Progress: Task [N] of [M] complete ([X]%)\n   206→```\n   207→\n   208→**File (Layer 2):** Write `.wazir/runs/<id>/reasoning/phase-executor-reasoning.md` with structured entries per implementation decision:\n   209→- **Trigger** — what prompted the decision (e.g., \"task spec requires auth middleware\")\n   210→- **Options considered** — implementation alternatives\n   211→- **Chosen** — selected approach\n   212→- **Reasoning** — why this approach over alternatives\n   213→- **Confidence** — high/medium/low\n   214→- **Counterfactual** — what would break without this decision\n   215→\n   216→Key executor reasoning moments: architecture choices, library selections, API design decisions, test strategy decisions, and any deviation from the plan.\n   217→\n   218→## Done\n   219→\n   220→When all tasks are complete and verified:\n   221→\n   222→> **Executor phase complete.**\n   223→>\n   224→> - Tasks: [completed]/[total] implemented\n   225→> - Verification: proof at `.wazir/runs/latest/artifacts/verification-proof.md`\n   226→>\n   227→> **Next:** Run `/reviewer --mode final` to review against the original input.\n   228→"}]},"uuid":"a4829314-11cd-4d31-9373-b58875baa2d2","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:33:52.759Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"551caaad-c733-4dca-8537-f42b88f14663","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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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. 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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":"e40ff987-442c-4fe6-a85d-2bac8a2b657a","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:34:03.699Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"a89a0bdf-4a24-47a7-9522-e5ea8bdca85a","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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No race conditions.\n    19→\n    20→**Key: command hooks only, never prompt hooks.** Prompt hooks re-introduce the rationalization problem.\n    21→\n    22→### Layer 2: Subagent Isolation (agent CANNOT see full pipeline)\n    23→\n    24→From every framework (CrewAI, LangGraph, Symphony, ideation_team_skill): **give the agent a task, not a plan.**\n    25→\n    26→- Each phase is a separate subagent invocation\n    27→- Phase N+1 receives phase N's artifact as input — if it doesn't exist, the call fails\n    28→- The controller (wazir skill) holds the loop and decides what runs next\n    29→- No single agent can rationalize skipping from research to code\n    30→\n    31→### Layer 3: Persuasion Engineering (agent WON'T bypass — 72% compliance)\n    32→\n    33→From superpowers (100K stars, backed by Meincke et al. 2025, N=28,000):\n    34→\n    35→- **Rationalization tables** — enumerate exact thoughts the agent has when skipping, with rebuttals\n    36→- **\"Violating the letter is violating the spirit\"** — kills the #1 escape pattern\n    37→- **Red flags lists** — specific phrases that mean STOP\n    38→- **Authority + Commitment + Social Proof** — doubles compliance (33% → 72%)\n    39→- **CSO (Claude Search Optimization)** — skill descriptions must be triggers, never process summaries\n    40→\n    41→## Key Findings Per Source\n    42→\n    43→### Claude Code Hooks\n    44→- Stop hook CAN block (`{\"decision\": \"block\"}`) — proven by ralph-loop\n    45→- PreToolUse CAN deny AND modify tool calls — proven by context-mode plugin\n    46→- Hooks are stateless but can read/write files for state\n    47→- Hooks loaded at session start, can't be added mid-session\n    48→- **Limitation: hooks block actions but can't compel them**\n    49→\n    50→### Superpowers (100K stars)\n    51→- 100% prompt engineering, zero mechanical enforcement\n    52→- Single SessionStart hook injects meta-skill in `<EXTREMELY_IMPORTANT>` tags\n    53→- **Issue #463: agents STILL skip reviews** — the author knows it's unsolved\n    54→- Commenter: \"The only reliable fix is making reviews structural, not instructional\"\n    55→- TDD skill is best-in-class prompt engineering but still fails sometimes\n    56→- Persuasion research: authority language doubles compliance but doesn't reach 100%\n    57→\n    58→### Framework Enforcement Patterns\n    59→- **CrewAI:** Python for-loop + guardrail functions. 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Superpowers version is a linear checklist (explore context, ask questions, propose approaches, present design, write doc, invoke writing-plans). Wazir replaces the entire process: adds Command Routing and Codebase Exploration preambles, replaces the design-doc step with a design-review loop (`--mode design-review` with canonical dimensions), and outputs to `.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/design.md` instead of `docs/plans/`. None of the superpowers process steps survive intact. | -- |\n    17→| clarifier | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    18→| debugging | systematic-debugging | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers has a 4-phase process (Root Cause Investigation with 5 substeps, Pattern Analysis, Hypothesis and Testing, Implementation) totaling ~300 lines with detailed examples, rationalization tables, and supporting technique references. Wazir condenses this to a 4-step observe-hypothesize-test-fix loop (~75 lines), replaces all codebase exploration with Wazir CLI symbol-first exploration (`wazir index search-symbols`, `wazir recall symbol` and `wazir recall file`), adds loop cap awareness (pipeline mode with `wazir capture loop-check` vs. standalone mode), and removes all superpowers examples, rationalization tables, and red-flag lists. The methodology is fundamentally different in structure despite sharing the spirit of \"root cause first.\" | Delegating would lose Wazir CLI integration and loop cap awareness. Superpowers version is far more detailed on anti-patterns and may be worth referencing separately. |\n    19→| design | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    20→| dispatching-parallel-agents | dispatching-parallel-agents | **Own** | Reclassified from Augment to Own (R2). Skill shadowing is full-override, so Augment tier is not implementable via `~/.claude/skills/`. Wazir already carries the full content: superpowers core (When to Use decision tree, The Pattern with 4 steps, Agent Prompt Structure, Common Mistakes section) plus Wazir additions (Command Routing preamble, Codebase Exploration preamble, philosophical paragraph in Overview, Problem/Fix format for Common Mistakes). Drops superpowers-only sections: \"When NOT to Use,\" \"Real Example from Session,\" \"Key Benefits,\" \"Verification,\" \"Real-World Impact.\" | Superpowers informational sections (Real Example, Key Benefits, Verification, Real-World Impact) not carried forward. Low risk -- these are teaching content, not behavioral. |\n    21→| executing-plans | executing-plans | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers uses batch execution (default first 3 tasks) with report-and-wait checkpoints and explicit batch feedback loops. Wazir replaces batching with per-task execution, adds a per-task review loop (`--mode task-review` with 5 task-execution dimensions, Codex integration, review log filenames, loop cap tracking via `wazir capture loop-check`), adds standalone vs. pipeline mode detection, and adds a note recommending wz:subagent-driven-development when subagents are available. The batch-vs-per-task change is a core behavioral difference. All integration references point to `wz:` skills. | Delegating would lose per-task review loops and pipeline mode integration. |\n    22→| executor | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    23→| finishing-a-development-branch | finishing-a-development-branch | **Own** | Reclassified from Augment to Own (R2). Skill shadowing is full-override, so Augment tier is not implementable via `~/.claude/skills/`. Wazir already carries the full content: superpowers process (5 steps: verify tests, determine base branch, present 4 options, execute choice, cleanup worktree) preserved with identical structure and identical option semantics. Wazir adds Command Routing and Codebase Exploration preambles. Minor cosmetic changes: `<N>` removed from failure template, `<base-branch>` shortened to `<base>`, emoji checkmarks replaced with Y/-, `<commit-list>` changed to `<count>`, PR body simplified. Red Flags and Integration sections trimmed but no behavioral contradiction. | Low risk. The superpowers version has more detailed Red Flags and Integration sections not carried forward. |\n    24→| humanize | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    25→| init-pipeline | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    26→| prepare-next | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    27→| receiving-code-review | receiving-code-review | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers has extensive sections: Forbidden Responses, Source-Specific Handling, YAGNI Check, Implementation Order, When To Push Back, Acknowledging Correct Feedback (with detailed anti-patterns for gratitude), Gracefully Correcting Pushback, Common Mistakes table, Real Examples, and GitHub Thread Replies. Wazir preserves the core Response Pattern and Forbidden Responses but: (1) adds Loop Tracking section (pipeline mode with `wazir capture loop-check` and standalone pass counts), (2) restructures Implementation Order to a 4-tier priority (blocking, functional, quality, nice-to-have) instead of 3-tier, (3) adds a Quick Reference decision table, (4) removes the entire \"Acknowledging Correct Feedback\" anti-gratitude section, the \"Gracefully Correcting Pushback\" section, the Common Mistakes table, all Real Examples, the \"When To Push Back\" enumeration, and the GitHub Thread Replies section. The Loop Tracking addition and structural deletions make this a substantive rewrite. | Delegating would lose loop tracking. The removed anti-gratitude and pushback sections from superpowers are valuable behavioral guardrails worth preserving. |\n    28→| requesting-code-review | requesting-code-review | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Both skills share the same When to Request triggers and Example structure. But Wazir: (1) replaces `superpowers:code-reviewer` with `wz:code-reviewer`, (2) adds explicit review loop parameters (`--mode`, depth-aware dimensions, pass number), (3) adds `codex review --uncommitted` and `codex review --base` commands, (4) adds Codex Error Handling section, (5) adds `{REVIEW_MODE}` placeholder, (6) changes Integration section to reference per-task review checkpoints instead of batch review, (7) adds \"Dispatch review without explicit `--mode`\" to Red Flags. The Codex integration and review loop parameter system are structural additions that change how reviews are dispatched. | Delegating would lose Codex integration and review loop protocol. |\n    29→| reviewer | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    30→| run-audit | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    31→| scan-project | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    32→| self-audit | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    33→| subagent-driven-development | subagent-driven-development | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Both share the same high-level process (fresh subagent per task, two-stage review, spec then quality). But Wazir: (1) adds `Capture PRE_TASK_SHA` step to the process flowchart for diff scoping, (2) adds Code Review Scoping section (`codex review --base <pre-task-sha>`), (3) adds Review Loop Alignment section (explicit `--mode task-review`, task-scoped log filenames, loop cap via `wazir capture loop-check`), (4) adds Codex Error Handling section, (5) adds standalone mode fallback, (6) changes all skill references from `superpowers:` to `wz:`, (7) adds \"Review the wrong diff\" to Red Flags, (8) removes the Example Workflow, Advantages detail, and Cost breakdown from superpowers. The diff-scoping and review-loop integration are structural process changes. | Delegating would lose diff-scoped reviews and Codex integration. The removed Example Workflow from superpowers is a useful teaching tool. |\n    34→| tdd | test-driven-development | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers has an exhaustive treatment (~370 lines): detailed Red-Green-Refactor with Good/Bad code examples, Iron Law with explicit \"delete and start over\" rules, a Verification Checklist, extensive Why Order Matters section, Common Rationalizations table, When Stuck guide, Testing Anti-Patterns reference, and Debugging Integration. Wazir condenses to ~45 lines with 3 steps (RED, GREEN, REFACTOR), adds a single-pass test quality check in RED phase (\"Are these tests testing the right behavior? Are they real assertions?\"), and removes all examples, rationalization tables, and elaboration. Different description and name (`wz:tdd` vs `test-driven-development`). | Delegating would lose the test quality check. The superpowers version's extensive rationalization prevention and examples are valuable for discipline enforcement but costly in tokens. |\n    35→| using-git-worktrees | using-git-worktrees | **Own** | Reclassified from Augment to Own (R2). Skill shadowing is full-override, so Augment tier is not implementable via `~/.claude/skills/`. Wazir already carries the full content: superpowers core process (directory selection priority, safety verification with `git check-ignore`, creation steps, project setup auto-detection, clean baseline verification) preserved structurally intact. Wazir adds: Command Routing preamble, Codebase Exploration preamble, global directory changed from `~/.config/superpowers/worktrees/` to `~/.wazir/worktrees/`, Cleanup and Common Issues sections (submodules, lock files, stale worktrees). Drops superpowers-only sections: Example Workflow, Quick Reference table, Common Mistakes, Red Flags, Integration. | Dropped superpowers sections (Quick Reference, Common Mistakes, Red Flags, Integration) reduce operational guardrails. Could be recovered into the Own skill. |\n    36→| using-skills | using-superpowers | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Both enforce the same core rule (invoke skills before any response, even at 1% chance). But Wazir: (1) renames from `using-superpowers` to `using-skills`, (2) changes all internal skill references from `superpowers:` to `wz:` throughout flowchart and examples, (3) removes the Skill Types section detail about \"Rigid vs Flexible\" elaboration, (4) removes User Instructions elaboration. The name change and systematic `wz:` prefix replacement throughout the flowchart make this a namespace-level rewrite. | Could potentially be Augment if namespace mapping were handled at a routing layer rather than in-skill. |\n    37→| verification | verification-before-completion | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers has an exhaustive treatment (~140 lines): Iron Law, Gate Function (5-step IDENTIFY/RUN/READ/VERIFY/CLAIM), Common Failures table, Red Flags list, Rationalization Prevention table, Key Patterns (tests, regression, build, requirements, agent delegation), Why This Matters section with 24 failure memories, and When To Apply section. Wazir condenses to ~35 lines with 3 bullet requirements (what was verified, exact command, actual result), a minimum rule, and a brief \"when verification fails\" section. Different name (`wz:verification` vs `verification-before-completion`). | Delegating would lose the concise Wazir format. The superpowers version's extensive rationalization prevention is valuable for discipline but token-expensive. The Wazir version may be too terse to enforce the discipline effectively. |\n    38→| wazir | _(none)_ | **Own** | Wazir-original. No superpowers counterpart exists. | -- |\n    39→| writing-plans | writing-plans | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Superpowers focuses on plan document format (header template, task structure with bite-sized steps, code examples in plan, execution handoff to subagent-driven or parallel session). Wazir: (1) changes inputs to \"approved design or approved clarified direction\" instead of \"spec or requirements\", (2) adds pipeline-aware output paths (`.wazir/runs/latest/clarified/execution-plan.md` and `.wazir/runs/latest/tasks/task-NNN/spec.md` vs. standalone `docs/plans/`), (3) removes the plan document format template entirely (no header template, no task structure template, no code examples), (4) adds Plan Review Loop section with `wz:reviewer --mode plan-review`, Codex integration via stdin pipe, Codex error handling, depth-aware pass counts, and standalone fallback. The plan review loop and pipeline path system are structural additions; the removal of the format template is a structural deletion. | Delegating would lose pipeline integration and plan review loop. The removed format template from superpowers is valuable for plan quality and could be worth recovering. |\n    40→| writing-skills | writing-skills | **Own** | Structurally rewritten. Both share the TDD-for-skills philosophy and RED-GREEN-REFACTOR mapping. But Wazir: (1) condenses from ~650 lines to ~170 lines, (2) removes the extensive SKILL.md Structure template, CSO (Claude Search Optimization) section, Flowchart Usage guidelines, Code Examples guidelines, Token Efficiency section, File Organization examples, Testing All Skill Types section (discipline/technique/pattern/reference), Common Rationalizations for Skipping Testing table, Bulletproofing Skills Against Rationalization section (with Cialdini psychology reference), Skill Creation Checklist, Discovery Workflow, Anti-Patterns section, and STOP deployment gate, (3) adds \"Be Prescriptive, Not Descriptive\" guidance, \"Use Rationalization Prevention\" example, \"Include Decision Trees\" guidance, and skill reference syntax. The massive content reduction and different teaching approach make this a structural rewrite. | Delegating would lose the concise prescriptive format. The superpowers version's CSO guidelines, testing methodology, and anti-pattern catalog are extremely valuable reference material. |\n    41→\n    42→---\n    43→\n    44→## Superpowers Skills with No Wazir Counterpart\n    45→\n    46→These superpowers skills have no Wazir fork. They could be used as-is via the superpowers plugin.\n    47→\n    48→| Superpowers Skill | Status | Notes |\n    49→|---|---|---|\n    50→| using-superpowers | Replaced by `wz:using-skills` | See using-skills row above. |\n    51→\n    52→All 14 superpowers skills have a Wazir counterpart (using-superpowers maps to using-skills, systematic-debugging maps to debugging, test-driven-development maps to tdd, verification-before-completion maps to verification).\n    53→\n    54→---\n    55→\n    56→## Summary by Tier\n    57→\n    58→| Tier | Count | Skills |\n    59→|---|---|---|\n    60→| **Own** | 25 | brainstorming, clarifier, debugging, design, dispatching-parallel-agents, executing-plans, executor, finishing-a-development-branch, humanize, init-pipeline, prepare-next, receiving-code-review, requesting-code-review, reviewer, run-audit, scan-project, self-audit, subagent-driven-development, tdd, using-git-worktrees, using-skills, verification, wazir, writing-plans, writing-skills |\n    61→| **Augment** | 0 | _(none -- tier not implementable, see [Augment Mechanism](#augment-mechanism))_ |\n    62→| **Delegate** | 0 | _(none)_ |\n    63→\n    64→---\n    65→\n    66→## Common Wazir Additions (Appear in All Forked Skills)\n    67→\n    68→Every Wazir fork of a superpowers skill adds these two preamble sections:\n    69→\n    70→1. **Command Routing** -- routes large commands to context-mode tools and small commands to native Bash, following `hooks/routing-matrix.json`.\n    71→2. **Codebase Exploration** -- prescribes symbol-first exploration via `wazir index search-symbols` and `wazir recall`, with fallback to direct file reads.\n    72→\n    73→These preambles alone would justify **Augment** tier for any skill where no other structural changes exist.\n    74→\n    75→---\n    76→\n    77→## Augment Mechanism\n    78→\n    79→**Research date:** 2026-03-19 (R2: Composition Infrastructure Validation)\n    80→\n    81→### Finding: Augment tier is not implementable\n    82→\n    83→The Augment tier assumed that placing a Wazir addendum at `~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md` would layer Wazir context on top of the superpowers base skill. This assumption is wrong. **Skill shadowing is full-override, not merge/append.**\n    84→\n    85→### Evidence\n    86→\n    87→**1. `skills-core.js` `resolveSkillPath()` (superpowers v4.3.1)**\n    88→\n    89→The function at `lib/skills-core.js:108-140` checks personal skills directory first. If `~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` exists, it returns that file immediately and never reads the superpowers version. There is no content merging.\n    90→\n    91→```\n    92→// Try personal skills first (unless explicitly superpowers:)\n    93→if (!forceSuperpowers && personalDir) {\n    94→    const personalSkillFile = path.join(personalDir, actualSkillName, 'SKILL.md');\n    95→    if (fs.existsSync(personalSkillFile)) {\n    96→        return { skillFile: personalSkillFile, sourceType: 'personal', ... };\n    97→        // ^^^ returns here -- superpowers version never consulted\n    98→    }\n    99→}\n   100→```\n   101→\n   102→**2. Superpowers test suite confirms override behavior**\n   103→\n   104→`tests/opencode/test-skills-core.sh` line 336 asserts:\n   105→```\n   106→[PASS] Personal skills shadow superpowers skills\n   107→```\n   108→\n   109→The test creates `personal-skills/shared-skill/SKILL.md` and `superpowers-skills/shared-skill/SKILL.md`, resolves `shared-skill`, and verifies `sourceType` is `\"personal\"` -- the superpowers version is invisible.\n   110→\n   111→**3. Superpowers RELEASE-NOTES.md v3.3.0**\n   112→\n   113→Line 385 documents the behavior explicitly: \"Personal skills override superpowers skills when names match.\"\n   114→\n   115→**4. The `superpowers:` prefix bypass is not available in Claude Code**\n   116→\n   117→`skills-core.js` supports `superpowers:skill-name` syntax to force resolution to the superpowers version even when a personal skill shadows it. However, `skills-core.js` is only used by the OpenCode plugin (`/.opencode/plugins/superpowers.js`). Claude Code's native `Skill` tool has its own built-in resolution logic that does not expose this prefix bypass.\n   118→\n   119→### Alternatives Considered\n   120→\n   121→| Approach | Viable? | Why |\n   122→|---|---|---|\n   123→| Place addendum in `~/.claude/skills/<name>/` | No | Full override -- base skill content lost |\n   124→| Merge base + addendum in SKILL.md at install time | Partial | Would work but creates a maintenance coupling: every superpowers update requires re-merging. This is functionally identical to Own tier. |\n   125→| Inject Wazir context via CLAUDE.md | No | CLAUDE.md is project-scoped; skill behavior should be global across all projects |\n   126→| Use `superpowers:` prefix to load base, then append | No | Prefix only works in OpenCode's `skills-core.js`, not in Claude Code's native Skill tool |\n   127→| Propose upstream merge/append feature | Future | Would require a superpowers or Claude Code platform change |\n   128→\n   129→### Conclusion\n   130→\n   131→The Augment tier is architecturally impossible with the current skill discovery mechanism. All three former Augment skills (dispatching-parallel-agents, finishing-a-development-branch, using-git-worktrees) are reclassified to **Own** tier. Since the Wazir versions already carry the full superpowers base content plus Wazir additions, no content is lost -- the skills simply cannot delegate to a shared base.\n   132→\n   133→If superpowers or Claude Code introduces a composition/layering mechanism in the future (e.g., `extends: superpowers:dispatching-parallel-agents` in frontmatter), the Augment tier could be revisited.\n   134→\n   135→---\n   136→\n   137→## Observations\n   138→\n   139→1. **No Delegate candidates exist.** Every Wazir fork adds at minimum the Command Routing and Codebase Exploration preambles, which prevents pure delegation.\n   140→\n   141→2. **Augment tier is not implementable.** R2 validation (2026-03-19) found that skill shadowing in both superpowers `skills-core.js` and Claude Code's native Skill tool is full-override: placing a SKILL.md in `~/.claude/skills/<name>/` completely replaces the superpowers skill with the same name. There is no merge or append mechanism. The three former Augment candidates (dispatching-parallel-agents, finishing-a-development-branch, using-git-worktrees) have been reclassified to Own. See [Augment Mechanism](#augment-mechanism) for full analysis.\n   142→\n   143→3. **All 14 forked skills are Own** because either (a) they introduce structural process changes (review loops, pipeline mode, Codex integration, content restructuring) or (b) the Augment composition mechanism does not exist in the platform.\n   144→\n   145→4. **Token cost tradeoff is significant.** Several Wazir Own skills (tdd, verification, debugging, writing-skills) are dramatically shorter than their superpowers counterparts. The superpowers versions contain valuable rationalization prevention tables, detailed examples, and anti-pattern catalogs that enforce discipline. The Wazir versions trade this for token efficiency. This tradeoff should be revisited -- some of the removed discipline content may be worth recovering as separate reference files.\n   146→\n   147→5. **The `wz:` prefix is already applied** in skill names within the Wazir SKILL.md frontmatter for all forked skills, consistent with the Own tier convention.\n   148→"}]},"uuid":"40f3efb2-eff2-4e4d-9643-2d10d646b66c","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:34:43.526Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"02a442cf-f9e1-460e-ba0d-a744b3713666","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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Restructure into 4 clear phases:\n    10→\n    11→### Phase 1: Init\n    12→- Straightforward setup\n    13→- Read config, check prerequisites, create run directory\n    14→- No questions (depth/intent/teams inferred or defaulted — see items #4, #5)\n    15→- Scan `input/` directory automatically (see item #3)\n    16→\n    17→### Phase 2: Clarifier\n    18→- Everything from reading input to having an implementation plan\n    19→- Includes: research, clarification, spec hardening, brainstorming/design, planning\n    20→- All review loops happen within this phase (research-review, clarification-review, spec-challenge, design-review, plan-review)\n    21→- Output: approved spec + design + execution plan with task specs\n    22→\n    23→### Phase 3: Executor\n    24→- The simplest phase — pure implementation\n    25→- Should work with a lower-quality model (e.g., Sonnet for executor, medium-quality for per-task reviewer)\n    26→- Per-task TDD cycle: write test → implement → review against task spec\n    27→- The per-task reviewer checks implementation against the TASK spec (not input)\n    28→- Should still produce the same quality results with cheaper models\n    29→\n    30→### Phase 4: Final Review\n    31→- Compare implementation against the ORIGINAL INPUT (not the task specs)\n    32→- The executor's per-task reviewer already validated against task specs — that's covered\n    33→- Final reviewer validates: does what we built actually match what the user asked for?\n    34→- Input-to-implementation comparison catches drift that task-level review misses\n    35→- After review: apply learnings (from the run)\n    36→- After review: prepare for next task (compress/archive unneeded files, write handoff)\n    37→- This is where learn + prepare-next phases get folded in\n    38→\n    39→### Key Principle\n    40→- Phase 3 executor reviewer reviews: implementation vs. task spec\n    41→- Phase 4 final reviewer reviews: implementation vs. original user input\n    42→- These are different concerns — task-level correctness vs. intent alignment\n    43→\n    44→### Online Research\n    45→- How MetaGPT structures its pipeline phases (ProductManager → Architect → Engineer → QA) — their phase boundaries and handoff contracts\n    46→- How OpenAI Symphony structures Poll → Dispatch → Resolve → Land — what happens between phases\n    47→- How CrewAI Flows handle phase transitions with routers and conditional branching\n    48→- How GitHub Spec-Kit structures spec → implement → verify — their phase model\n    49→- LangGraph's multi-step agent pipelines — how they define phase boundaries vs. node boundaries\n    50→- How Devin structures its planning → implementation → verification phases\n    51→- How Cursor Agent / Windsurf Cascade structure their internal pipeline phases\n    52→\n    53→---\n    54→\n    55→## 16. 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. If the user provides 10 items, all 10 must appear in the execution plan. The clarifier can suggest prioritization but CANNOT unilaterally cut scope. This is a hard rule: `items_in_plan >= items_in_input` unless the user explicitly approves the reduction.\n   526→\n   527→### Online Research\n   528→- How CrewAI Task Guardrails enforce mandatory phase completion before advancing\n   529→- How LangGraph's `interrupt()` creates hard gates that can't be rationalized away\n   530→- How GitHub Actions enforces job dependencies — `needs:` field prevents out-of-order execution\n   531→- How Temporal.io enforces workflow step ordering — each step must complete before the next starts\n   532→\n   533→---\n   534→\n   535→## 17. 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This module catalogs the 20 most damaging patterns, grounded in documented incidents and empirical research.\n     4→\n     5→> **Domain:** Process -- AI-Assisted Development\n     6→> **Anti-patterns covered:** 22\n     7→> **Highest severity:** Critical\n     8→> **Primary audience:** AI agents performing self-evaluation; human reviewers auditing AI output\n     9→\n    10→---\n    11→\n    12→## Anti-Patterns\n    13→\n    14→### AP-01: Hallucinated APIs\n    15→\n    16→**Also known as:** Phantom Functions, Slopsquatting Vector, Confabulated Interfaces\n    17→**Frequency:** Very Common\n    18→**Severity:** Critical\n    19→**Detection difficulty:** Moderate\n    20→\n    21→**What it looks like:**\n    22→\n    23→```python\n    24→# AI-generated code for OpenAI API\n    25→from openai import ChatCompletion\n    26→response = ChatCompletion.create(model=\"gpt-4\", messages=[...])\n    27→# ChatCompletion.create() was removed in openai>=1.0.0\n    28→# Correct: client.chat.completions.create(...)\n    29→```\n    30→\n    31→```javascript\n    32→import { useFormState } from 'react';\n    33→// useFormState does not exist -- it was briefly in react-dom canary,\n    34→// then renamed to useActionState in React 19\n    35→```\n    36→\n    37→**Why AI agents do it:**\n    38→\n    39→Training data contains both old and new API surfaces. The model blends them, producing calls that are syntactically plausible but reference a version that never existed in that form. A Stanford/Hugging Face study found over 42% of code snippets from major AI tools contain hallucinations. Worse, hallucinated package names create a supply-chain attack vector called \"slopsquatting\": USENIX 2025 researchers found 38% of hallucinated packages are conflations (e.g., `express-mongoose`), 13% are typo variants, and 51% are pure fabrications. One hallucinated package, `huggingface-cli`, was downloaded 30,000+ times in three months despite containing no code.\n    40→\n    41→**What goes wrong:**\n    42→\n    43→`AttributeError` or `ModuleNotFoundError` at runtime. Attackers register packages with hallucinated names, embedding malware. 43% of hallucinated packages are repeated deterministically across runs, making them reliable attack targets.\n    44→\n    45→**The fix:**\n    46→\n    47→Pin library versions in prompts: \"Using openai==1.30.0, use `client.chat.completions.create()`.\" Verify every import against installed package exports. Lock dependencies to approved registries.\n    48→\n    49→**Detection rule:**\n    50→\n    51→Run `python -c \"import <module>; dir(<module>)\"` to verify imported names. Flag function calls absent from type stubs. Verify all packages exist in the public registry before `pip install` or `npm install`.\n    52→\n    53→---\n    54→\n    55→### AP-02: Outdated Patterns\n    56→\n    57→**Also known as:** Temporal Mismatch, Legacy Style, Training Data Lag\n    58→**Frequency:** Very Common\n    59→**Severity:** High\n    60→**Detection difficulty:** Hard\n    61→\n    62→**What it looks like:**\n    63→\n    64→```javascript\n    65→// AI writes class components in React 2025\n    66→class UserProfile extends React.Component {\n    67→  constructor(props) {\n    68→    super(props);\n    69→    this.state = { user: null };\n    70→  }\n    71→  componentDidMount() { /* ... */ }\n    72→  render() { return <div>{this.state.user?.name}</div>; }\n    73→}\n    74→// Class components have been discouraged since React 16.8 (2019)\n    75→```\n    76→\n    77→**Why AI agents do it:**\n    78→\n    79→Training data overrepresents older patterns because they existed longer and appear in more Stack Overflow answers and GitHub repos. A 2024 study of seven LLMs across 145 API mappings from eight Python libraries found systematic deprecated API usage. Frequency in training data acts as a confidence proxy, so older patterns score higher.\n    80→"}]},"uuid":"03953eb9-63e6-4f16-81a6-74af6dd6acfb","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:35:07.053Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"d7329697-44e9-4a27-bff3-fc1136e70f8c","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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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). If I'd skipped research, I would have built JWT middleware — completely wrong.\"\n   731→\n   732→### Layer 2: File Output (detailed — for learning and reports)\n   733→\n   734→Save full reasoning chain to `.wazir/runs/<id>/reasoning/phase-<name>-reasoning.md` with entries:\n   735→\n   736→```markdown\n   737→### Decision: [title]\n   738→- **Trigger:** What prompted this decision\n   739→- **Options considered:** List of alternatives\n   740→- **Chosen:** The selected option\n   741→- **Reasoning:** Why this option was chosen\n   742→- **Confidence:** high | medium | low\n   743→- **Counterfactual:** What would have gone wrong without this information\n   744→```\n   745→\n   746→Create the `reasoning/` directory during run init. Every phase skill (clarifier, executor, reviewer) writes its own reasoning file. 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Each investigation is independent and can happen in parallel.\n    26→\n    27→**Core principle:** Dispatch one agent per independent problem domain. Let them work concurrently.\n    28→\n    29→## When to Use\n    30→\n    31→```dot\n    32→digraph when_to_use {\n    33→    \"Multiple failures?\" [shape=diamond];\n    34→    \"Are they independent?\" [shape=diamond];\n    35→    \"Single agent investigates all\" [shape=box];\n    36→    \"One agent per problem domain\" [shape=box];\n    37→    \"Can they work in parallel?\" [shape=diamond];\n    38→    \"Sequential agents\" [shape=box];\n    39→    \"Parallel dispatch\" [shape=box];\n    40→\n    41→    \"Multiple failures?\" -> \"Are they independent?\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    42→    \"Are they independent?\" -> \"Single agent investigates all\" [label=\"no - related\"];\n    43→    \"Are they independent?\" -> \"Can they work in parallel?\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    44→    \"Can they work in parallel?\" -> \"Parallel dispatch\" [label=\"yes\"];\n    45→    \"Can they work in parallel?\" -> \"Sequential agents\" [label=\"no - shared state\"];\n    46→}\n    47→```\n    48→\n    49→**Use when:**\n    50→- 3+ test files failing with different root causes\n    51→- Multiple subsystems broken independently\n    52→- Each problem can be understood without context from others\n    53→- No shared state between investigations\n    54→\n    55→**Don't use when:**\n    56→- Failures are related (fix one might fix others)\n    57→- Need to understand full system state\n    58→- Agents would interfere with each other\n    59→\n    60→## The Pattern\n    61→\n    62→### 1. Identify Independent Domains\n    63→\n    64→Group failures by what's broken:\n    65→- File A tests: Tool approval flow\n    66→- File B tests: Batch completion behavior\n    67→- File C tests: Abort functionality\n    68→\n    69→Each domain is independent - fixing tool approval doesn't affect abort tests.\n    70→\n    71→### 2. Create Focused Agent Tasks\n    72→\n    73→Each agent gets:\n    74→- **Specific scope:** One test file or subsystem\n    75→- **Clear goal:** Make these tests pass\n    76→- **Constraints:** Don't change other code\n    77→- **Expected output:** Summary of what you found and fixed\n    78→\n    79→### 3. Dispatch in Parallel\n    80→\n    81→```typescript\n    82→// In Claude Code / AI environment\n    83→Task(\"Fix agent-tool-abort.test.ts failures\")\n    84→Task(\"Fix batch-completion-behavior.test.ts failures\")\n    85→Task(\"Fix tool-approval-race-conditions.test.ts failures\")\n    86→// All three run concurrently\n    87→```\n    88→\n    89→### 4. Review and Integrate\n    90→\n    91→When agents return:\n    92→- Read each summary\n    93→- Verify fixes don't conflict\n    94→- Run full test suite\n    95→- Integrate all changes\n    96→\n    97→## Agent Prompt Structure\n    98→\n    99→Good agent prompts are:\n   100→1. **Focused** - One clear problem domain\n   101→2. **Self-contained** - All context needed to understand the problem\n   102→3. **Specific about output** - What should the agent return?\n   103→\n   104→```markdown\n   105→Fix the 3 failing tests in src/agents/agent-tool-abort.test.ts:\n   106→\n   107→1. \"should abort tool with partial output capture\" - expects 'interrupted at' in message\n   108→2. \"should handle mixed completed and aborted tools\" - fast tool aborted instead of completed\n   109→3. \"should properly track pendingToolCount\" - expects 3 results but gets 0\n   110→\n   111→These are timing/race condition issues. Your task:\n   112→\n   113→1. 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However, the practical usable space is less:\n\n- **System prompt + tool definitions + MCP schemas + memory files** consume **30,000-40,000 tokens** before any work begins\n- **Effective usable context per subagent: ~160K tokens**\n\n### What Carries Over from Parent\n\nThe answer is: **almost nothing by default**. The only channel from parent to subagent is the **prompt string** passed via the Agent/Task tool call. Specifically:\n\n- **Fresh context window** -- no parent conversation history\n- **No parent tool call results** -- subagent cannot see what the parent read or searched\n- **CLAUDE.md IS loaded** -- subagents load project CLAUDE.md files (this is how Wazir skills get injected)\n- **Hooks ARE active** -- PreToolUse, PostToolUse, SubagentStart hooks fire for subagents\n- **Tools are inherited by default** -- Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, etc. unless explicitly restricted via `tools` (allowlist) or `disallowedTools` (denylist)\n- **Permissions are NOT inherited** -- subagents get fresh permission state, which means repeated approval prompts unless hooks auto-approve\n\n### The Overhead Cost\n\nMulti-agent workflows use **4-7x more tokens** than single-agent sessions (per Anthropic's own documentation). Agent Teams (experimental multi-session) run at **15x standard usage**. The cost comes from:\n\n1. Each subagent re-reads system prompts, tool definitions, CLAUDE.md (~30-40K tokens per spawn)\n2. Zero cache between parent and subagent -- any context the subagent needs must be explicitly provided in the prompt or re-read from disk\n3. Each subagent independently explores the codebase (file reads, grep, etc.) unless the parent pre-digests everything into the prompt\n\n### Hard Limits on Nesting\n\n**Subagents cannot spawn sub-subagents.** This is a hard platform constraint, not a configuration option.\n\n- Nesting depth = **exactly 1 level** (parent -> subagent, no deeper)\n- If a subagent tries to use the Task/Agent tool, it is not available to them\n- **Workaround (not recommended):** Subagents can shell out to `claude -p` via Bash to spawn a non-interactive Claude instance, but this loses all visibility, progress tracking, structured output, and error propagation\n- **Recommended pattern:** The main agent acts as an **orchestrator** that chains subagents sequentially. The orchestrator dispatches subagent A, gets result, dispatches subagent B with A's result, etc.\n\n### MCP Tool Access\n\nThis is a known pain point with important nuances:\n\n- **Built-in subagents** (like \"general-purpose\") DO receive MCP tools\n- **Custom subagents** defined in `.claude/agents/` or plugins **cannot reliably access MCP tools** -- they hallucinate plausible results instead (documented bug as of early 2026)\n- **Workaround:** Globally-configured MCP servers (`~/.claude/mcp.json`) work more reliably than project-scoped ones (`.mcp.json`)\n- **If you omit the `tools` field**, subagents should inherit all tools including MCP, but behavior is inconsistent for custom agents\n\n---\n\n## 2. Superpowers' \"Fresh Subagent Per Task\" Pattern\n\nFrom the `subagent-driven-development` skill (which Wazir has already adopted and rewritten):\n\n### Why Fresh?\n\nThe skill states it explicitly at `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/subagent-driven-development/SKILL.md` line 23:\n\n> \"They should never inherit your session's context or history -- you construct exactly what they need. This also preserves your own context for coordination work.\"\n\nTwo reasons:\n\n1. **Context pollution prevention** -- After implementing Task 1, the agent's context is full of Task 1's files, test output, review feedback, debugging traces. If it then implements Task 2, all that Task 1 noise competes for attention, causing drift, confusion, and cross-contamination of concerns.\n\n2. **Parent context preservation** -- The orchestrator/controller needs to stay light. If it does the work itself, its context fills up and it loses the ability to coordinate. By delegating to subagents, the controller only sees the final summary (~100-500 tokens per task) instead of all the implementation detail (~50K-100K tokens per task).\n\n### What Reuse Causes\n\nThe enforcement research at `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/research/2026-03-20-enforcement-research.md` identifies the failure mode directly: **a single agent given the full pipeline plan will rationalize skipping phases**. When one agent sees \"research -> clarify -> specify -> design -> plan -> execute -> verify -> review\" in its context, it can (and does) decide \"the input is clear enough, I'll skip to execution.\" Fresh subagents cannot do this because they never see the full plan -- they see only their phase.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Ideation Team Skill: 9 Agents with Separate Cognitive Roles\n\nThe `bladnman/ideation_team_skill` (referenced in Wazir's deferred items and enforcement research) uses a fundamentally different multi-agent pattern:\n\n### The Cognitive Separation Principle\n\nThe system separates cognitive modes across distinct roles because **combining them in a single agent produces biased output**. A single agent asked to brainstorm AND evaluate simultaneously will self-censor during ideation and be lenient during evaluation.\n\n### The Roles\n\nThe team has distinct cognitive functions:\n\n| Role | Cognitive Function | Why Separated |\n|------|-------------------|---------------|\n| **Free Thinker** | Divergent exploration | Cannot self-censor if in a separate context |\n| **Grounder** | Convergent evaluation | Cannot be \"nice\" to ideas it didn't generate |\n| **Arbiter** | Conflict resolution / steering | Neutral third party evaluates competing claims |\n| **Writer** | Synthesis / documentation | Observes without participating in debate |\n| **Production agents** | Artifact generation | Mechanical transformation, not ideation |\n\n### How They Maintain Separation\n\nEach agent runs as a **separate subagent invocation** with:\n- Its own system prompt defining its cognitive role\n- Only the relevant context (Free Thinker gets the concept seed + research; Grounder gets the Free Thinker's output to critique)\n- Depth-aware parameters (standard vs. deep exploration rounds)\n\nThe three workflow actions:\n1. **Plan** -- pre-flight interview via AskUserQuestion (batched questions, not serial)\n2. **Ideate** -- spawns Free Thinker + Grounder dialogue, Arbiter evaluates, Writer synthesizes\n3. **Continue** -- versioned session resumption for iterating\n\n### The Key Insight for Wazir\n\nThe ideation team proves that **cognitive role separation via subagents produces better output than a single agent playing multiple roles**. This directly supports the case for Wazir's phase architecture: the clarifier subagent should ONLY clarify, the executor subagent should ONLY execute.\n\n---\n\n## 4. MetaGPT's Publish-Subscribe Pattern\n\nMetaGPT solves multi-agent communication **without** shared context through a publish-subscribe architecture:\n\n### The Pattern\n\n- Agents **publish structured messages** (not raw text) to a **global message pool**\n- Each agent **subscribes** to message types relevant to its role\n- A **subscription mechanism filters out irrelevant contexts**, preventing information overload\n- Each agent maintains a **memory cache** indexing only subscribed messages pertinent to its role\n\n### Role-Based Filtering\n\nMetaGPT's pipeline (ProductManager -> Architect -> Engineer -> QA) uses the subscription mechanism so that:\n- The Architect subscribes to ProductManager's requirements output\n- The Engineer subscribes to Architect's design output\n- QA subscribes to Engineer's code output\n- No agent sees the full pipeline -- each sees only its upstream dependency\n\n### Relevance to Wazir\n\nMetaGPT's pattern maps directly to Wazir's artifact-based handoff. In Wazir:\n- The clarifier **publishes** `clarification.md`, `spec-hardened.md`, `design.md`, `execution-plan.md`\n- The executor **subscribes** by reading those files as input\n- The reviewer **subscribes** by reading the original input + executor's output\n\nThe artifacts ARE the message pool. The phase gate (checking file existence) IS the subscription mechanism. Wazir already has this pattern -- it just uses the filesystem instead of an in-memory message bus.\n\n---\n\n## 5. The Core Question: If Each Wazir Phase Is a Separate Subagent\n\n### How Much Context Does Each Get?\n\nEach phase subagent gets the full **200K token context window** (minus ~35K for system overhead = **~165K usable**). This is massive. Here's what that means in practice:\n\n| Phase | What Gets Loaded | Estimated Tokens | Remaining for Work |\n|-------|-----------------|----------------|--------------------|\n| **Clarifier** | CLAUDE.md + clarifier SKILL.md + research sources + user briefing + expertise modules | ~40-60K | ~105-125K |\n| **Executor** | CLAUDE.md + executor SKILL.md + execution-plan.md + per-task specs + expertise modules | ~30-50K | ~115-135K |\n| **Reviewer** | CLAUDE.md + reviewer SKILL.md + original input + implementation diff + expertise modules | ~40-70K | ~95-125K |\n\n### Can the Clarifier Get 200K of Just Clarification Expertise?\n\n**Yes, in principle.** If the clarifier is spawned as a subagent with a carefully crafted prompt, you control exactly what fills its context:\n\n- **Load only clarification-relevant expertise modules** (requirements engineering, scope analysis, spec hardening patterns) instead of all 315 modules\n- **Exclude implementation expertise** entirely -- the clarifier never needs to know about TDD patterns or debugging techniques\n- **Pre-digest codebase context** -- the controller reads the codebase and provides a structured summary instead of having the clarifier explore independently\n- **Budget:** ~35K system overhead + ~30K clarifier SKILL.md + expertise = ~65K, leaving **~135K for the actual briefing, research, and clarification work**\n\n### Can the Executor Get 200K of Implementation Expertise?\n\n**Yes, and this is even more natural.** The executor subagent would get:\n\n- The approved execution plan (provides exact task specs)\n- Implementation-relevant expertise (TDD, debugging, the specific stack modules)\n- No clarification, research, or design expertise (it doesn't need it -- those phases are done)\n- **Budget:** ~35K system overhead + ~25K executor SKILL.md + task spec + expertise = ~60K, leaving **~140K for implementation, test output, review cycles**\n\n### The Composition Engine Advantage\n\nWazir already has the machinery for this in its composition engine (`/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/concepts/composition-engine.md`). The composition map already defines which expertise modules compose into which roles. When dispatching a phase subagent:\n\n1. Look up the role in `composition-map.yaml`\n2. Load only the expertise modules mapped to that role + the current stack\n3. Inject them into the subagent's prompt\n\nThis is exactly what the enforcement research proposes at line 86-91: the `/wazir` skill becomes a **controller** that spawns specialized phase subagents with curated context.\n\n---\n\n## 6. Limits and Constraints Summary\n\n### What Subagents CAN Do\n\n| Capability | Status |\n|-----------|--------|\n| Get a fresh 200K context window | Yes |\n| Read/write/edit files | Yes (via inherited tools) |\n| Run Bash commands | Yes (via inherited tools) |\n| Search codebase (Grep/Glob) | Yes (via inherited tools) |\n| Use WebSearch/WebFetch | Yes (if inherited) |\n| Access hooks (PreToolUse, etc.) | Yes -- hooks fire for subagents |\n| Load CLAUDE.md | Yes -- loaded automatically |\n| Be given a specific model (Sonnet/Opus/Haiku) | Yes -- via agent frontmatter `model` field |\n| Run concurrently (up to 10) | Yes |\n\n### What Subagents CANNOT Do\n\n| Limitation | Impact on Wazir |\n|-----------|----------------|\n| **Cannot spawn sub-subagents** (depth = 1 max) | The executor subagent cannot spawn its own review subagent. The controller must orchestrate: spawn executor -> get result -> spawn reviewer -> get result -> spawn executor for fixes -> etc. |\n| **Custom agents cannot reliably access MCP tools** | Context-mode MCP tools (used for large command routing) may not work in phase subagents. Workaround: use globally-configured MCP or fall back to Bash. |\n| **Permissions not inherited** | Each subagent gets fresh permission prompts. Workaround: use PreToolUse hooks to auto-approve expected tools. |\n| **No shared memory between subagents** | Phase artifacts on disk are the only communication channel. This is actually desirable for isolation. |\n| **4-7x token cost** | Each phase spawn re-reads system prompts, CLAUDE.md, tools. A 4-phase pipeline costs roughly 4x a monolithic approach in tokens, but catches errors earlier. |\n\n### The Nesting Problem for Wazir\n\nThe biggest constraint is the **1-level nesting limit**. Wazir's current architecture has the controller (`wz:wazir`) invoke the clarifier, which internally has sub-workflows (research, clarify, specify, design, plan) each with review loops. If the clarifier is a subagent, it cannot spawn its own review subagents.\n\n**Three architectural options:**\n\n1. **Flat orchestration (recommended):** The `wz:wazir` controller spawns ALL subagents directly: research subagent, clarify subagent, specify subagent, design subagent, plan subagent, executor subagent (per task), reviewer subagent (per task), final reviewer subagent. This is more subagent spawns but stays within the 1-level nesting limit.\n\n2. **Phase subagent with inline reviews:** The clarifier subagent runs all sub-workflows internally (no sub-subagents for review). Reviews happen inline within the clarifier's 200K context. This preserves the current 4-phase model but loses review isolation.\n\n3. **Hybrid:** Phase subagents handle the main work; the controller handles review dispatch. Clarifier produces spec -> controller spawns spec-reviewer -> controller sends findings back to clarifier for fixes. More complex orchestration but maximizes both isolation and review quality.\n\n---\n\n## 7. Recommended Architecture for Wazir\n\nBased on all research, the optimal architecture is **Option 3 (Hybrid)** combined with the enforcement research's Layer 2 strategy:\n\n```\nwz:wazir (CONTROLLER — holds the loop, never does phase work)\n  |\n  |-- spawn clarifier-research subagent (Opus, ~165K usable)\n  |     \\-- returns: research-brief.md\n  |\n  |-- spawn research-reviewer subagent (Sonnet, read-only tools)\n  |     \\-- returns: PASS/FAIL + findings\n  |\n  |-- spawn clarifier-specify subagent (Opus, loads research-brief + briefing)\n  |     \\-- returns: clarification.md + spec-hardened.md\n  |\n  |-- spawn spec-challenge-reviewer subagent (Sonnet, read-only)\n  |     \\-- returns: PASS/FAIL + findings\n  |\n  |-- spawn designer subagent (Opus, loads spec)\n  |     \\-- returns: design.md\n  |\n  |-- spawn planner subagent (Opus, loads spec + design)\n  |     \\-- returns: execution-plan.md\n  |\n  |-- [HARD GATE: verify all 4 artifacts exist on disk]\n  |\n  |-- for each task in plan:\n  |     |-- spawn executor subagent (Sonnet, loads task spec + expertise)\n  |     |     \\-- returns: implementation + commit\n  |     |-- spawn task-reviewer subagent (Sonnet, read-only, diff-scoped)\n  |     |     \\-- returns: PASS/FAIL + findings\n  |     |-- (loop until PASS or cap)\n  |\n  |-- spawn final-reviewer subagent (Opus, loads original input + full diff)\n  |     \\-- returns: scored verdict\n```\n\n**Why this works:**\n- **No nesting** -- everything is 1 level deep from the controller\n- **Full 200K per phase** -- each subagent gets maximum context for its specific job\n- **Expertise composition** -- each subagent loads only role-relevant expertise modules\n- **Artifact-based handoff** -- the filesystem is the message bus (MetaGPT pattern)\n- **Hard gates** -- file existence checks enforce phase ordering (no rationalization possible)\n- **Model routing** -- Opus for judgment (clarification, design, final review), Sonnet for mechanical work (implementation, per-task review)\n- **Cost control** -- Sonnet subagents for the most frequent operations (per-task execute + review)\n\n**What the controller context looks like:** The controller only holds phase summaries (~200-500 tokens each), not the full work product. After 20 tasks, the controller has consumed maybe ~15K tokens of summary data, leaving it with plenty of context for orchestration decisions.\n\n---\n\n## Key Files Referenced\n\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/subagent-driven-development/SKILL.md` -- fresh subagent per task pattern\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/subagent-driven-development/implementer-prompt.md` -- subagent prompt template\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/research/2026-03-20-enforcement-research.md` -- Layer 2 subagent isolation strategy\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/wazir/SKILL.md` -- current controller architecture (4-phase pipeline)\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/clarifier/SKILL.md` -- clarifier with 5 sub-workflows\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/skills/executor/SKILL.md` -- executor with model annotations\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/concepts/architecture.md` -- context tiers and role-specific recall\n- `/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir/docs/decisions/2026-03-19-deferred-items.md` -- deferred item #12 (Opus orchestrator with model-aware delegation)\n\nSources:\n- [Create custom subagents - Claude Code Docs](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/sub-agents)\n- [Context windows - Claude API Docs](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/context-windows)\n- [Claude Code Agents & Subagents: What They Actually Unlock](https://www.ksred.com/claude-code-agents-and-subagents-what-they-actually-unlock/)\n- [Sub-Agent Task Tool Not Exposed When Launching Nested Agents - Issue #4182](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/4182)\n- [Teammates have fewer tools than subagents - Issue #32731](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/32731)\n- [Feature Request: Allow subagents to access MCP tools - Issue #23374](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/23374)\n- [Custom plugin subagents cannot access MCP tools - Issue #13605](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/13605)\n- [Custom Subagents Cannot Access Project-Scoped MCP Servers - Issue #13898](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/13898)\n- [Subagents cannot use Bash despite parent allow rule - Issue #25526](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/25526)\n- [Subagents use sed/cat instead of dedicated tools - Issue #21697](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/21697)\n- [Independent Context Windows for Sub-Agents - Issue #10212](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/10212)\n- [FEATURE: Provide agent identity context to MCP tool calls - Issue #32514](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/32514)\n- [Claude Code Sub-agents: The 90% Performance Gain](https://www.codewithseb.com/blog/claude-code-sub-agents-multi-agent-systems-guide/)\n- [Where Do Your Claude Code Tokens Actually Go](https://dev.to/slima4/where-do-your-claude-code-tokens-actually-go-we-traced-every-single-one-423e)\n- [Claude Code Sub Agents - Burn Out Your Tokens](https://dev.to/onlineeric/claude-code-sub-agents-burn-out-your-tokens-4cd8)\n- [Claude Code Task Tool Deep Dive: Subagents, Explore, and Hooks](https://gist.github.com/johnlindquist/d22c70fd70660b4f6fb4d0b05d0792d2)\n- [Agent System & Subagents - DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/anthropics/claude-code/3.1-agent-system-and-subagents)\n- [MetaGPT: Meta Programming for Multi-Agent Collaborative Framework](https://arxiv.org/html/2308.00352v6)\n- [MetaGPT Multi Agent Framework Explained 2026](https://aiinovationhub.com/metagpt-multi-agent-framework-explained/)\n- [GitHub - bladnman/ideation_team_skill](https://github.com/bladnman/ideation_team_skill)\n- [Subagents in the SDK - Claude API Docs](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agent-sdk/subagents)\n- [Claude Code Customization Guide](https://alexop.dev/posts/claude-code-customization-guide-claudemd-skills-subagents/)\n- [Piebald-AI/claude-code-system-prompts](https://github.com/Piebald-AI/claude-code-system-prompts)"}],"stop_reason":null,"stop_sequence":null,"usage":{"input_tokens":1,"cache_creation_input_tokens":974,"cache_read_input_tokens":85151,"cache_creation":{"ephemeral_5m_input_tokens":974,"ephemeral_1h_input_tokens":0},"output_tokens":1,"service_tier":"standard","inference_geo":"not_available"}},"requestId":"req_011CZERnqh5qrAXnwUgXk3XG","type":"assistant","uuid":"797b5441-4279-47e2-a72b-353c94efcfe2","timestamp":"2026-03-20T13:43:35.856Z","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"}