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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 — controller handles directly)\n   352→\n   353→Phase 2: Clarifier        → dispatched as SUBAGENT\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          → dispatched as SUBAGENT\n   362→  ├── execute (per-task) ← task-review loop per task\n   363→  └── verify\n   364→\n   365→Phase 4: Final Review      → dispatched as SUBAGENT\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→# Subagent Controller Architecture\n   384→\n   385→**This is the core enforcement mechanism.** The controller (this skill, wz:wazir) dispatches ONE fresh Agent per phase. Each subagent gets a clean 200K context with only its skill instructions and artifact paths — never the full pipeline context.\n   386→\n   387→## Why Subagents\n   388→\n   389→A single-context pipeline allows the agent to rationalize skipping phases (\"the input is clear enough\"). Subagent isolation prevents this:\n   390→- Each subagent ONLY sees its own phase instructions\n   391→- No subagent can see or skip another phase\n   392→- The controller validates artifacts BETWEEN phases\n   393→- Hooks provide a second enforcement layer independent of prompt compliance\n   394→\n   395→## Controller Loop\n   396→\n   397→```\n   398→initialize pipeline-state.json via createPipelineState(runId, stateRoot)\n   399→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'clarify')\n   400→\n   401→for each phase in [clarify, execute, review]:\n   402→  1. Update pipeline-state.json: current_phase = phase\n   403→  2. Run pre-phase guardrail (validate previous phase artifacts)\n   404→  3. Build subagent prompt (see Subagent Prompt Template below)\n   405→  4. Dispatch: Agent(prompt=..., description=\"wazir: <phase>\", mode=\"bypassPermissions\")\n   406→  5. On completion: validate output artifacts via runGuardrail(phase, state, runDir)\n   407→  6. If guardrail passes:\n   408→     a. completePhase(stateRoot, phase, artifacts)\n   409→     b. Continue to next phase\n   410→  7. If guardrail fails: execute Retry Ladder\n   411→  8. Capture events:\n   412→     wazir capture event --run <id> --event phase_exit --phase <phase> --status completed\n   413→\n   414→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'complete')\n   415→```\n   416→\n   417→**CRITICAL: No phase runs inline in the controller.** The controller ONLY:\n   418→- Manages state transitions\n   419→- Dispatches subagents\n   420→- Validates guardrails\n   421→- Handles retry/escalation\n   422→- Presents results to the user\n   423→\n   424→## Subagent Prompt Template\n   425→\n   426→Each subagent receives this prompt structure:\n   427→\n   428→```\n   429→You are running the {PHASE} phase of the Wazir pipeline.\n   430→\n   431→Run ID: {run_id}\n   432→Run directory: {run_dir}\n   433→State root: {state_root}\n   434→Depth: {depth}\n   435→Interaction mode: {interaction_mode}\n   436→\n   437→## Your Instructions\n   438→{Read and paste the full content of skills/{phase_skill}/SKILL.md here}\n   439→\n   440→## Input Artifacts (read from disk)\n   441→{List of file paths the subagent should read as input}\n   442→\n   443→## Output Artifacts (write to disk)\n   444→{List of file paths the subagent must produce}\n   445→\n   446→## Rules\n   447→- Read your input artifacts from the paths above\n   448→- Write your output artifacts to the paths above\n   449→- Do NOT skip any step in your instructions\n   450→- Use wazir index for codebase exploration\n   451→- Use context-mode for large command outputs\n   452→- When done, state which artifacts you produced\n   453→```\n   454→\n   455→The controller reads the phase skill from disk and includes it in the prompt. This ensures each subagent has the latest skill version.\n   456→\n   457→## Subagent Dispatch Rules\n   458→\n   459→1. **No nesting** — all subagents dispatched at depth=1 from the controller\n   460→2. **No context sharing** — subagents communicate only via artifacts on disk\n   461→3. **No pipeline state awareness** — subagents don't read pipeline-state.json\n   462→4. **Controller reads skills** — Read `skills/{name}/SKILL.md` before dispatch, paste into prompt\n   463→5. **Verify phase handled by executor** — the executor subagent handles both execute + verify workflows\n   464→\n   465→## Retry Ladder\n   466→\n   467→If a guardrail fails after a phase subagent completes:\n   468→\n   469→```\n   470→retry_count = 0\n   471→while guardrail fails:\n   472→  retry_count++\n   473→  if retry_count <= 2:\n   474→    # Re-dispatch same phase with failure feedback\n   475→    prompt += \"\\n\\nPREVIOUS ATTEMPT FAILED GUARDRAIL:\\n{guardrail.reason}\\nMissing: {guardrail.missing}\\nFix these issues.\"\n   476→    Dispatch Agent again\n   477→  elif retry_count == 3:\n   478→    # Escalate model (use Opus if not already)\n   479→    prompt += \"\\n\\nESCALATED: Previous attempts failed. Produce ALL required artifacts.\"\n   480→    Dispatch Agent with model=\"opus\"\n   481→  else:\n   482→    # Escalate to human\n   483→    Ask user: \"Phase {phase} failed guardrail after {retry_count} attempts: {reason}\"\n   484→    Options: 1. Retry manually  2. Skip phase  3. Abort run\n   485→    break\n   486→```\n   487→\n   488→## Pipeline State Management\n   489→\n   490→The controller manages `pipeline-state.json` at `$STATE_ROOT/pipeline-state.json`:\n   491→\n   492→```javascript\n   493→// Before first phase\n   494→createPipelineState(runId, stateRoot)\n   495→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'clarify')\n   496→\n   497→// Between phases\n   498→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'execute')\n   499→\n   500→// After each phase\n   501→completePhase(stateRoot, phase, { artifactName: { path: '...' } })\n   502→\n   503→// When done\n   504→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'complete')\n   505→```\n   506→\n   507→The Stop hook reads this file to block premature completion.\n   508→The PreToolUse hook reads this file to enforce phase-specific tool restrictions.\n   509→\n   510→---\n   511→\n   512→# Phase 2: Clarifier (Subagent)\n   513→\n   514→**Before dispatching, output to the user:**\n   515→\n   516→> **Clarifier Phase** — Dispatching clarifier subagent to research your codebase, clarify requirements, harden the spec, brainstorm designs, and produce an execution plan.\n   517→>\n   518→> **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   519→\n   520→## Pre-Dispatch\n   521→\n   522→```bash\n   523→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase clarifier --status in_progress\n   524→```\n   525→\n   526→Update pipeline state:\n   527→```\n   528→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'clarify')\n   529→```\n   530→\n   531→## Dispatch\n   532→\n   533→Read `skills/clarifier/SKILL.md` from disk. Build the subagent prompt using the Subagent Prompt Template above.\n   534→\n   535→**Input artifacts for clarifier subagent:**\n   536→- `.wazir/input/briefing.md`\n   537→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/sources/` (all captured sources)\n   538→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/run-config.yaml`\n   539→- `input/` directory (project-level input files)\n   540→\n   541→**Required output artifacts:**\n   542→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/clarification.md`\n   543→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/spec-hardened.md`\n   544→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/design.md`\n   545→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/execution-plan.md`\n   546→\n   547→Dispatch: `Agent(prompt=..., description=\"wazir: clarifier\")`\n   548→\n   549→## Post-Dispatch\n   550→\n   551→Run guardrail: `validateClarifyComplete(state, runDir)`\n   552→\n   553→If guardrail passes:\n   554→```bash\n   555→completePhase(stateRoot, 'clarify', { clarification: {...}, spec: {...}, design: {...}, plan: {...} })\n   556→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase clarifier --status completed\n   557→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase clarifier\n   558→```\n   559→\n   560→If guardrail fails: execute Retry Ladder.\n   561→\n   562→### Scope Invariant\n   563→\n   564→**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.\n   565→\n   566→**After clarifier subagent completes, output to the user:**\n   567→\n   568→> **Clarifier Phase complete.**\n   569→>\n   570→> **Found:** [N] ambiguities resolved, [N] assumptions made explicit, [N] scope boundaries drawn, [N] acceptance criteria hardened\n   571→>\n   572→> **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   573→\n   574→---\n   575→\n   576→# Phase 3: Executor (Subagent)\n   577→\n   578→**Before dispatching, output to the user:**\n   579→\n   580→> **Executor Phase** — Dispatching executor subagent to implement [N] tasks with TDD, per-task review, and verification.\n   581→>\n   582→> **Why this matters:** Without this discipline, tests get skipped, edge cases get missed, integration points break silently, and review catches problems too late.\n   583→\n   584→## Pre-Dispatch Guardrail (Hard Gate)\n   585→\n   586→Run `validateClarifyComplete(state, runDir)` to verify ALL clarifier artifacts exist. If ANY file is missing, **STOP** — do not dispatch the executor subagent.\n   587→\n   588→```bash\n   589→wazir validate manifest && wazir validate hooks\n   590→# Hard gate — stop if either fails.\n   591→```\n   592→\n   593→Update pipeline state:\n   594→```\n   595→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'execute')\n   596→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase executor --status in_progress\n   597→```\n   598→\n   599→## Dispatch\n   600→\n   601→Read `skills/executor/SKILL.md` from disk. Build the subagent prompt.\n   602→\n   603→**Input artifacts for executor subagent:**\n   604→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/clarification.md`\n   605→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/spec-hardened.md`\n   606→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/design.md`\n   607→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/execution-plan.md`\n   608→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/run-config.yaml`\n   609→- `.wazir/state/config.json`\n   610→\n   611→**Required output artifacts:**\n   612→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/artifacts/task-NNN/` (at least one)\n   613→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/artifacts/verification-proof.md`\n   614→\n   615→Dispatch: `Agent(prompt=..., description=\"wazir: executor\")`\n   616→\n   617→The executor subagent handles BOTH the execute and verify workflows internally.\n   618→\n   619→## Post-Dispatch\n   620→\n   621→Run guardrail: `validateExecuteComplete(state, runDir)`\n   622→\n   623→If guardrail passes:\n   624→```bash\n   625→completePhase(stateRoot, 'execute', { verification_proof: { path: '...' } })\n   626→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'verify')\n   627→completePhase(stateRoot, 'verify', { verification_proof: { path: '...' } })\n   628→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase executor --status completed\n   629→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase executor\n   630→```\n   631→\n   632→If guardrail fails: execute Retry Ladder.\n   633→\n   634→**After executor subagent completes, output to the user:**\n   635→\n   636→> **Executor Phase complete.**\n   637→>\n   638→> **Found:** [N]/[N] tasks implemented, [N] tests written, [N] per-task review passes completed\n   639→>\n   640→> **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   641→\n   642→---\n   643→\n   644→# Phase 4: Final Review (Subagent)\n   645→\n   646→**Before dispatching, output to the user:**\n   647→\n   648→> **Final Review Phase** — Dispatching reviewer subagent for adversarial 7-dimension review comparing implementation against your original input.\n   649→>\n   650→> **Why this matters:** Without this, implementation drift ships undetected, missing acceptance criteria go unnoticed, and the same mistakes repeat.\n   651→\n   652→## Pre-Dispatch Guardrail (Hard Gate)\n   653→\n   654→Run `validateVerifyComplete(state, runDir)` to verify verification proof exists. If missing, **STOP**.\n   655→\n   656→Update pipeline state:\n   657→```\n   658→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'review')\n   659→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_enter --phase final_review --status in_progress\n   660→```\n   661→\n   662→## Dispatch\n   663→\n   664→Read `skills/reviewer/SKILL.md` from disk. Build the subagent prompt.\n   665→\n   666→**Input artifacts for reviewer subagent:**\n   667→- `.wazir/input/briefing.md` (original input — compare implementation against THIS)\n   668→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/clarified/spec-hardened.md`\n   669→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/artifacts/verification-proof.md`\n   670→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/run-config.yaml`\n   671→- `.wazir/state/config.json`\n   672→- Git diff: `git diff main..HEAD`\n   673→\n   674→**Required output artifacts:**\n   675→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/reviews/final-review.md`\n   676→- `.wazir/runs/<id>/reviews/verdict.json` (must have numeric `score` field)\n   677→\n   678→Additional instructions in the subagent prompt:\n   679→```\n   680→Run in --mode final. Produce a 7-dimension scored review.\n   681→Write verdict.json with { \"score\": N, \"verdict\": \"PASS|NEEDS_MINOR_FIXES|NEEDS_REWORK|FAIL\" }\n   682→Compare implementation against the ORIGINAL INPUT (briefing.md), not just the spec.\n   683→Use Codex for external review if configured in config.json.\n   684→```\n   685→\n   686→Dispatch: `Agent(prompt=..., description=\"wazir: reviewer\")`\n   687→\n   688→## Post-Dispatch\n   689→\n   690→Run guardrail: `validateReviewComplete(state, runDir)`\n   691→\n   692→If guardrail passes:\n   693→```bash\n   694→completePhase(stateRoot, 'review', { review_verdict: { path: '...' } })\n   695→wazir capture event --run <run-id> --event phase_exit --phase final_review --status completed\n   696→transitionPhase(stateRoot, 'complete')\n   697→wazir report phase --run <run-id> --phase final_review\n   698→```\n   699→\n   700→If guardrail fails: execute Retry Ladder.\n   701→\n   702→**After reviewer subagent completes, output to the user:**\n   703→\n   704→> **Final Review Phase complete.**\n   705→>\n   706→> **Found:** [N] findings across 7 dimensions, [N] blocking issues, [N] warnings\n   707→>\n   708→> **Without this phase:** Implementation drift from the original request would ship undetected, untested paths would hide production bugs\n   709→\n   710→---\n   711→\n   712→## Step 5: CHANGELOG + Gitflow Validation (Hard Gates)\n   713→\n   714→Before presenting results:\n   715→\n   716→```bash\n   717→wazir validate changelog --require-entries --base main\n   718→wazir validate commits --base main\n   719→```\n   720→\n   721→Both must pass before PR. These are not warnings.\n   722→\n   723→## Step 6: Present Results\n   724→\n   725→After the reviewer completes, present verdict with numbered options:\n   726→\n   727→### If PASS (score 56+):\n   728→\n   729→> **Result: PASS (score/70)**\n   730→\n   731→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   732→- **Question:** \"Pipeline passed. What would you like to do next?\"\n   733→- **Options:**\n   734→  1. \"Create a PR\" *(Recommended)*\n   735→  2. \"Merge directly\"\n   736→  3. \"Review the changes first\"\n   737→\n   738→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   739→\n   740→### If NEEDS MINOR FIXES (score 42-55):\n   741→\n   742→> **Result: NEEDS MINOR FIXES (score/70)**\n   743→\n   744→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   745→- **Question:** \"Minor issues found. 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Review the findings above.\n   771→\n   772→### Run Summary\n   773→\n   774→```bash\n   775→wazir capture summary --run <run-id>\n   776→wazir status --run <run-id> --json\n   777→```\n   778→\n   779→## Error Handling\n   780→\n   781→If any phase fails:\n   782→\n   783→> **Phase [name] failed: [reason]**\n   784→\n   785→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   786→- **Question:** \"Phase [name] failed: [reason]. How should we proceed?\"\n   787→- **Options:**\n   788→  1. \"Retry this phase\" *(Recommended)*\n   789→  2. \"Skip and continue\" *(only if workflows within phase are adaptive)*\n   790→  3. \"Abort the run\"\n   791→\n   792→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   793→\n   794→---\n   795→\n   796→# Audit Mode\n   797→\n   798→Triggered by `/wazir audit` or `/wazir audit <focus>`.\n   799→\n   800→Runs a structured codebase audit. Invokes the `run-audit` skill.\n   801→\n   802→Parse inline audit types: `/wazir audit security` → skip Question 1.\n   803→\n   804→After audit:\n   805→\n   806→Ask the user via AskUserQuestion:\n   807→- **Question:** \"Audit complete. What would you like to do with the findings?\"\n   808→- **Options:**\n   809→  1. \"Review the findings\" *(Recommended)*\n   810→  2. \"Generate a fix plan\"\n   811→  3. \"Run the pipeline on the fix plan\"\n   812→\n   813→Wait for the user's selection before continuing.\n   814→\n   815→If option 3, save findings as briefing and run pipeline with intent = `bugfix`.\n   816→\n   817→---\n   818→\n   819→# PRD Mode\n   820→\n   821→Triggered by `/wazir prd` or `/wazir prd <run-id>`.\n   822→\n   823→Generates a PRD from a completed run. Reads approved design, task specs, execution plan, review results. 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Information gathering, fact-checking, and\\\" / X\",\"url\":\"https://x.com/elder_plinius/status/1915483348706759141\"}]\n\nBased on the search results, here's what was revealed about the Manus AI agent system prompt structure and production workflow:\n\n## System Prompt Structure\n\nThe prompt contains numerous rules and guidelines in a structured format with sections like <system_capability>, <browser_rules>, <coding_rules>, etc.\n\nManus is given a clear persona and scope with the opening \"You are Manus, an AI agent created by the Manus team\" that primes the model with confidence and context about its abilities.\n\nKey components of the prompt include:\n\n- A persistent scratchpad system where Manus externalizes memory to files in its virtual file system, saving intermediate results and notes rather than holding everything in chat context.\n\n- Structured event-based memory with typed events (\"User said X\", \"Action Y was executed\", \"Observation: result of Y was ...\") that helps the model distinguish between different kinds of information for chain-of-thought reasoning.\n\n- Rules covering how to handle searches, cite sources when providing factual information, and format outputs by avoiding bullet lists unless asked.\n\n## Production Workflow Rules\n\nThe development workflow starts with a basic loop implementing an LLM with dummy tools (like Python REPL for calculation), then gradually adds more tool capabilities one by one with updated prompts and testing after each addition.\n\nEvery action and result is logged in a structured format for both debugging and feeding back into the model.\n\n## Incident Context\n\nA user discovered that by requesting Manus to output internal directory contents, they could retrieve parts of the system prompt and runtime code, indicating security controls may not adequately isolate sensitive instructions from user inputs.\n\n\nREMINDER: You MUST include the sources above in your response to the user using markdown hyperlinks."}]},"uuid":"5ec94a94-e593-4c73-8ba6-ef5b6c3e2972","timestamp":"2026-03-20T15:46:00.183Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"2301f9ab-95c6-4fd9-9cf7-8de00e889c08","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir","sessionId":"0c5a9bfa-6816-42b1-a97d-37ae7dad26c5","version":"2.1.80","gitBranch":"feat/three-layer-enforcement","slug":"mighty-wondering-giraffe"}
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The first ~500 tokens function as the \"constitutional preamble\" of the agent's behavior.\n\n**What the best production prompts do:**\n\n- **Devin** opens with role identity + capability scope in one sentence.\n- **Cursor** opens with \"You are a powerful agentic AI coding assistant, designed by Cursor.\"\n- **Manus** opens with \"You are Manus, an AI agent created by the Manus team\" followed immediately by a capability list.\n- **Claude Code** places identity, then tool descriptions, then behavioral constraints.\n- **OpenAI's GPT-4.1 guide** says: include the three agentic reminders (persistence, tool-calling, planning) at the very top because the model pays most attention there.\n\n**The principle:** The first 500 tokens must answer three questions in this order:\n1. **WHO** -- Identity in one sentence. Not a personality description; a functional contract. \"You are X, responsible for Y.\"\n2. **WHAT NEVER** -- The 3-5 absolute prohibitions. These are the Iron Laws. Placing them here exploits primacy bias so they are the hardest instructions to override.\n3. **WHAT ALWAYS** -- The 3-5 non-negotiable positive obligations. These define the floor of acceptable behavior.\n\n**Anti-pattern:** Opening with a long preamble about tone, personality, or \"be helpful.\" This wastes the most attended-to tokens on the least load-bearing instructions.\n\n---\n\n## 2. The Middle: Process, Rules, Templates\n\n**Research finding:** The \"lost in the middle\" phenomenon (Liu et al. 2023, confirmed by Du et al. 2025 across 18 frontier models) shows 20-50% accuracy drops for information buried in the middle of long contexts. Claude models decay the slowest, but all models are affected.\n\n**What this means for prompt design:**\n\nThe middle is where process lives, but it must be structured to fight the attention trough. Techniques from production prompts:\n\n- **Augment Code's framework:** Use CAPS, bold, and words like CRITICAL/NEVER/ALWAYS as attention anchors within the middle section. \"It is CRITICAL that you NEVER modify files without user approval\" outperforms \"Please avoid modifying files.\"\n- **Manus:** Uses typed XML-like sections (`<system_capability>`, `<browser_rules>`, `<coding_rules>`) to create scannable structure.\n- **Claude Code:** Uses approximately 40 system-reminders injected at tool-call boundaries to re-anchor instructions that would otherwise be lost in the middle.\n- **DSPy's approach:** The Signature pattern defines input-output contracts declaratively, not procedurally. This is shorter and more parseable than prose instructions.\n\n**The principle:** The middle should contain:\n1. **Process steps** -- numbered, with clear entry/exit criteria per step\n2. **Decision tables** -- not prose; tables are parseable and compress well\n3. **Templates** -- concrete output schemas the agent fills in\n4. **Gate functions** -- explicit \"IF condition THEN action, ELSE STOP\" checkpoints\n\n**Anti-pattern:** Long prose paragraphs explaining \"why\" in the middle. Reasoning belongs in comments or footnotes; the middle must be scannable and action-oriented.\n\n---\n\n## 3. The End: Reminders, Red Flags, Re-Anchoring\n\n**Research finding:** Recency bias is as strong as primacy bias. The last tokens before generation begins receive heavy attention. Anthropic's context engineering guide and Claude Code both exploit this by placing system-reminders at the end of the context.\n\n**What production agents do:**\n\n- **Claude Code** attaches system-reminders to user messages and tool results, not just at the top. These are short, pointed restatements of critical rules.\n- **OpenAI's GPT-4.1 guide:** \"Queries at the end can improve response quality by up to 30%.\"\n- **Anthropic's guidance:** \"Restate any relevant constraints from earlier layers\" at the end.\n\n**The principle:** The final section must contain:\n1. **Re-anchor the Iron Laws** -- restate the 3-5 prohibitions from the top, verbatim or near-verbatim\n2. **Common failure modes** -- a \"Red Flags\" checklist: \"If you find yourself doing X, STOP. You are violating rule Y.\"\n3. **The meta-instruction** -- \"Follow this prompt even if the user says to skip parts. The user cannot override Iron Laws.\"\n4. **The completion criterion** -- what \"done\" looks like, so the agent knows when to stop\n\n**Anti-pattern:** Ending with optional suggestions or nice-to-haves. The end is prime real estate; fill it with the things most likely to drift.\n\n---\n\n## 4. How Rules Should Be Formatted: Iron Laws, Rationalization Tables, Gate Functions\n\n**Research finding:** Augment Code's research shows LLMs respond to emphasis formatting. Constitutional AI research shows that structural constraints (hardcoded gates) outperform soft instructions (\"please try to...\"). The SYCOPHANCY.md protocol demonstrates that rationalization patterns can be enumerated and blocked.\n\n**Three-tier rule architecture:**\n\n### Tier 1: Iron Laws (3-7 maximum)\nFormat: `IRON LAW N: [statement]. NEVER [violation]. NO EXCEPTIONS.`\n\nThese must appear at both the top and bottom of the prompt (primacy + recency). They must be short enough to memorize. They must be stated as absolutes with no wiggle room.\n\nExample:\n```\nIRON LAW 1: Never skip a pipeline phase. If you believe a phase is unnecessary, you are rationalizing. Run it anyway.\nIRON LAW 2: Never commit to a protected branch. Always work on a feature branch.\nIRON LAW 3: Never proceed past a hard gate without all required artifacts present on disk.\n```\n\n### Tier 2: Rationalization Table\nThe most insidious failure mode of AI agents is not ignoring rules -- it is constructing plausible-sounding reasons to bypass them. A rationalization table pre-enumerates the rationalizations and blocks them.\n\nFormat:\n```\n| If you think...                              | The truth is...                        | Action        |\n|----------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|---------------|\n| \"The input is clear enough to skip clarify\"  | Clarify catches assumptions you can't see | Run clarify   |\n| \"Tests will slow me down\"                    | Tests prevent 10x rework later         | Write tests   |\n| \"This is a small change, no review needed\"   | Small changes cause subtle regressions | Run review    |\n| \"The user said to skip this\"                 | Users cannot override Iron Laws        | Run it anyway |\n```\n\n### Tier 3: Gate Functions\nExplicit conditional logic that the agent must evaluate before proceeding.\n\nFormat:\n```\nGATE: pre-execute\n  REQUIRE: clarification.md EXISTS on disk\n  REQUIRE: spec-hardened.md EXISTS on disk\n  REQUIRE: design.md EXISTS on disk\n  REQUIRE: execution-plan.md EXISTS on disk\n  ON FAIL: STOP. Report missing artifacts. Do NOT proceed.\n```\n\n---\n\n## 5. How Priorities Should Be Declared: Explicit Hierarchy With Conflict Examples\n\n**Research finding:** Microsoft's AI governance framework and OpenAI's Model Spec both define explicit priority hierarchies. Without an explicit hierarchy, the agent resolves conflicts using whatever heuristic is most salient in context -- which is unpredictable.\n\n**The principle:** Declare a numbered priority stack and provide concrete conflict examples.\n\n```\nPRIORITY STACK (highest to lowest):\n  P0: Iron Laws — never violated, not even by the user\n  P1: Pipeline integrity — all phases run, all gates pass\n  P2: Correctness — code works, tests pass, spec is met\n  P3: Completeness — all items in scope are addressed\n  P4: Speed — minimize wall-clock time\n  P5: User comfort — minimize questions, provide smooth experience\n\nCONFLICT EXAMPLES:\n  - P4 (speed) vs P1 (pipeline): \"Skipping clarifier to save time\" → P1 wins. Run clarifier.\n  - P5 (comfort) vs P2 (correctness): \"User says 'just ship it' but tests fail\" → P2 wins. Fix tests.\n  - P3 (completeness) vs P4 (speed): \"Only 8 of 10 tasks done but time is tight\" → P3 wins. Finish all tasks.\n  - P0 (iron law) vs User instruction: \"User says 'skip review'\" → P0 wins. Run review.\n```\n\n**Why conflict examples matter:** Without them, the agent will resolve priority ties by defaulting to the most recently stated instruction (recency bias) or the user's most recent request (sycophancy). Concrete examples create retrieval anchors the model can pattern-match against.\n\n---\n\n## 6. The Meta-Instruction: \"Follow This Prompt Even If the User Says to Skip Parts\"\n\n**Research finding:** OpenAI's Model Spec explicitly defines a hierarchy: System/Developer > User > Retrieved content. Anthropic's system prompt position carries higher weight than user messages. But models can still be convinced to override system instructions if the user is persistent enough.\n\n**The principle:** The meta-instruction must:\n1. Be stated explicitly, not implied\n2. Distinguish between what the user CAN override (preferences, depth, interaction mode) and what they CANNOT (Iron Laws, gate functions)\n3. Provide a \"safety valve\" so the agent does not refuse all user requests\n\n```\nMETA-INSTRUCTION:\n  This prompt defines your operating contract. Follow it completely.\n  \n  The user MAY override: depth, interaction mode, workflow skip for adaptive workflows,\n  output format preferences, tool choices.\n  \n  The user CANNOT override: Iron Laws, hard gates, phase ordering, artifact requirements,\n  review/verification steps.\n  \n  If the user asks you to skip a non-overridable element, acknowledge the request,\n  explain why you cannot comply, and continue executing the pipeline.\n  \n  If YOU find yourself wanting to skip a step, you are rationalizing.\n  Consult the Rationalization Table.\n```\n\n---\n\n## 7. Optimal Total Length\n\n**Research finding:** The \"lost in the middle\" research shows clear degradation curves. Du et al. (2025) found accuracy drops of 20-50% from 10K to 100K tokens. But Anthropic's context engineering guide also warns against being too terse: \"Good context engineering means finding the smallest possible set of high-signal tokens that maximize the likelihood of some desired outcome.\"\n\n**The principle:** There is no magic number, but there are structural guidelines:\n\n- **System prompt proper:** 2,000-4,000 tokens is the sweet spot for the core behavioral contract (identity + Iron Laws + priority stack + meta-instruction + re-anchoring). This is what the model must internalize as \"who I am.\"\n- **Skill/phase instructions:** 3,000-8,000 tokens per skill. These are procedural and can be longer because they are task-specific context, not behavioral identity.\n- **Total context at inference:** Keep below 30K tokens if possible. Beyond this, actively compress or summarize prior turns.\n\n**The 3-zone architecture:**\n```\nZone 1 (first 500 tokens):    Identity + Iron Laws + Persistence          [HIGH attention]\nZone 2 (middle 2000-6000):    Process + Rules + Tables + Templates        [MEDIUM attention — use structure to fight decay]\nZone 3 (final 500 tokens):    Re-anchor Iron Laws + Red Flags + Meta      [HIGH attention]\n```\n\n**Anti-pattern:** A 15,000-token system prompt that tries to cover every edge case inline. Instead, use the system prompt as the behavioral constitution and load skill-specific instructions dynamically per phase (exactly what Wazir's subagent architecture already does).\n\n---\n\n## 8. Handling \"Never Pause\": Reframe as Delegation, Not Omission\n\n**Research finding:** OpenAI's GPT-4.1 guide introduces the persistence instruction: \"Keep going until the user's query is completely resolved.\" But this conflicts with pipeline checkpoints. The Wazir prompt already handles this with `interaction_mode: auto`, which delegates approval to Codex rather than skipping it.\n\n**The principle:** \"Never pause\" is a speed instruction (P4). It cannot override pipeline integrity (P1). The correct reframe:\n\n```\n\"NEVER PAUSE\" INTERPRETATION:\n  This does NOT mean \"skip checkpoints.\"\n  This means \"do not stop to ask the user when an automated reviewer can decide.\"\n  \n  In auto mode:\n    - Checkpoints are evaluated by the gating agent (Codex), not skipped\n    - Escalate to user ONLY when the gating agent cannot resolve\n    - The pipeline still runs every phase; it just runs them without human interrupts\n  \n  In guided mode:\n    - Minimize questions to phase boundaries only\n    - Never ask permission for individual tool calls\n    - Batch related decisions into single checkpoints\n```\n\n---\n\n## 9. Resolving \"Be Fast\" vs. \"Follow Process\"\n\n**Research finding:** This is the most common conflict in production agent prompts. Devin's prompt leans toward speed (it can expose ports to the internet for quick testing). Cursor leans toward safety (it checks before modifying files). The best agents make this an explicit, pre-resolved conflict.\n\n**The principle:** Speed is a P4 priority. Process is P1. But process can be made faster without being skipped.\n\n```\nSPEED vs PROCESS RESOLUTION:\n  The pipeline is NOT optional. Speed is achieved BY the pipeline, not despite it.\n  \n  Mechanisms for speed within process:\n  1. Depth parameter: \"quick\" reduces loop caps, skips adaptive workflows\n  2. Auto mode: removes human wait-time from the critical path\n  3. Parallel execution: independent tasks run concurrently\n  4. Skip adaptive workflows: for bugfix/docs at quick depth, skip discover/design/author\n  \n  Mechanisms that are NEVER used for speed:\n  1. Skipping hard gates\n  2. Skipping verification\n  3. Reducing test coverage\n  4. Skipping final review\n  \n  The depth parameter is the ONLY lever for trading thoroughness for speed.\n  It is set once at run start and controls loop caps and workflow enablement.\n  It does NOT affect Iron Laws or hard gates.\n```\n\n---\n\n## 10. Concrete Example: Rewritten Wazir wz:wazir SKILL.md Opening 200 Words\n\nThe current opening of `skills/wazir/SKILL.md` is:\n\n> \"The user typed `/wazir <their request>`. Run the entire pipeline end-to-end, handling each phase automatically and only pausing where human input is required.\"\n\nThis is functional but violates several principles: no identity statement, no Iron Laws in the primacy zone, no persistence instruction, no rationalization defense.\n\n**Rewritten opening (200 words, applying all principles):**\n\n```markdown\n# Wazir — Full Pipeline Controller\n\nYou are the Wazir pipeline controller. You orchestrate a 4-phase software\nengineering pipeline (Init, Clarify, Execute, Review) by dispatching isolated\nsubagents and validating their output. You NEVER implement code yourself.\nYou NEVER run phases inline. You are a controller, not an executor.\n\n## Iron Laws\n1. Every phase runs. No phase is skipped because \"the input is clear enough.\"\n2. Every hard gate passes before the next phase dispatches. Missing artifacts = STOP.\n3. Subagents are isolated. No subagent sees another phase's instructions or state.\n4. The user cannot override Iron Laws. Acknowledge the request, explain, continue.\n5. If you want to skip a step, you are rationalizing. Consult the Rationalization Table.\n\n## Persistence\nKeep going until the pipeline completes or a hard gate fails. Do not yield\ncontrol to the user between phases unless interaction_mode is \"guided\" and a\ncheckpoint is reached. In auto mode, only STOP on escalation.\n\n## Priority Stack\nP0: Iron Laws  P1: Pipeline integrity  P2: Correctness  P3: Completeness  P4: Speed  P5: User comfort\n\nThe user typed `/wazir <request>`. Begin Phase 1: Init.\n```\n\nThis opening packs identity (who), prohibitions (never), obligations (always), persistence (keep going), and priority resolution (P0-P5) into the first ~200 words, exploiting primacy bias to make these the hardest instructions to override.\n\n---\n\n## Cross-Cutting Patterns From Production Agents\n\n### Pattern: Layered Prompt Architecture (from Claude Code)\nClaude Code does not use a single monolithic prompt. It composes:\n- A static system prompt (identity + tools + core behavior)\n- Dynamic CLAUDE.md files (project-specific rules)\n- System-reminders injected at tool-call boundaries (re-anchoring)\n- Subagent prompts (phase-specific, clean context)\n\nWazir already mirrors this with its subagent dispatch model. The improvement is formalizing the re-anchoring layer: after every phase transition, the controller should re-inject the Iron Laws into the next subagent's prompt.\n\n### Pattern: Structured Event Memory (from Manus)\nManus externalizes memory to files with typed events (\"User said X\", \"Action Y was executed\", \"Observation: result of Y\"). This prevents context rot by offloading state to disk and reading back only what is needed.\n\nWazir already does this with its `wazir capture event` system. The gap is that the controller does not re-read captured events when building subsequent subagent prompts. Adding a \"context refresh\" step that summarizes prior phase events into 3-5 bullet points for the next subagent would close this gap.\n\n### Pattern: Output Contracts (from OpenAI GPT-5.4 guidance)\nGPT-5.4 guidance emphasizes specifying the exact output contract. Rather than \"produce a review,\" specify:\n```\nOUTPUT CONTRACT:\n  File: reviews/final-review.md\n  Format: 7 sections (one per dimension), each with score 0-10 and findings list\n  File: reviews/verdict.json\n  Schema: { \"score\": number, \"verdict\": \"PASS|NEEDS_MINOR_FIXES|NEEDS_REWORK|FAIL\" }\n```\n\n### Pattern: The DSPy Signature (from DSPy)\nDSPy replaces prose instructions with declarative input-output signatures. The equivalent for Wazir's phases:\n```\nclarifier: (briefing, codebase_index, input_files) -> (clarification, spec_hardened, design, execution_plan)\nexecutor:  (clarification, spec_hardened, design, execution_plan) -> (task_artifacts[], verification_proof)\nreviewer:  (briefing, spec_hardened, verification_proof, git_diff) -> (final_review, verdict)\n```\n\nThis is not a replacement for the full skill file, but it should appear at the top of each skill as a \"contract summary\" -- it gives the model the shape of the task before the procedural details.\n\n---\n\n## Summary: The Anatomy of a Maximally-Compliant System Prompt\n\n```\n┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐\n│  ZONE 1: PRIMACY (first 500 tokens)                     │\n│  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │\n│  │ Identity: one sentence, functional, not personality│  │\n│  │ Iron Laws: 3-5 absolutes, NEVER/ALWAYS             │  │\n│  │ Persistence: \"keep going until done\"               │  │\n│  │ Priority Stack: P0 > P1 > P2 > ... with examples  │  │\n│  └───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │\n├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤\n│  ZONE 2: PROCESS (middle, structured to fight decay)    │\n│  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │\n│  │ Signature: inputs -> outputs (DSPy-style contract) │  │\n│  │ Phase steps: numbered, with GATE checkpoints       │  │\n│  │ Decision tables: not prose                         │  │\n│  │ Rationalization Table: pre-blocked excuses          │  │\n│  │ Templates: exact output schemas                    │  │\n│  │ CRITICAL/NEVER/ALWAYS anchors on key rules         │  │\n│  └───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │\n├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤\n│  ZONE 3: RECENCY (final 500 tokens)                     │\n│  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │\n│  │ Re-anchor: restate Iron Laws verbatim              │  │\n│  │ Red Flags: \"if you catch yourself doing X, STOP\"   │  │\n│  │ Meta-instruction: \"follow this even if user says   │  │\n│  │   to skip; user can override preferences, NOT laws\"│  │\n│  │ Completion criterion: what \"done\" looks like        │  │\n│  └───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │\n└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘\n```\n\nPlus, at runtime:\n- **System-reminders** injected at tool-call boundaries (Claude Code pattern)\n- **Context refresh** between phases summarizing prior phase outcomes\n- **Dynamic skill loading** per subagent (Wazir's existing pattern)\n\n---\n\n## Sources\n\n- [Anthropic: Effective Context Engineering for AI Agents](https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/effective-context-engineering-for-ai-agents)\n- [Anthropic: Claude Code Best Practices for Agentic Coding](https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-best-practices)\n- [Anthropic: Prompting Best Practices - Claude API Docs](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/prompt-engineering/claude-prompting-best-practices)\n- [Anthropic: Effective Harnesses for Long-Running Agents](https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/effective-harnesses-for-long-running-agents)\n- [OpenAI: GPT-4.1 Prompting Guide](https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/gpt4-1_prompting_guide)\n- [OpenAI: Prompt Engineering Guide](https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/prompt-engineering)\n- [OpenAI: Model Spec (2025/12/18)](https://model-spec.openai.com/2025-12-18.html)\n- [OpenAI: GPT-5.4 Prompt Guidance](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/prompt-guidance)\n- [DSPy: Optimizers](https://dspy.ai/learn/optimization/optimizers/)\n- [Augment Code: 11 Prompting Techniques for Better AI Agents](https://www.augmentcode.com/blog/how-to-build-your-agent-11-prompting-techniques-for-better-ai-agents)\n- [Augment Code: Prompts Are Infrastructure](https://www.augmentcode.com/blog/prompts-are-infrastructure-building-agents-that-actually-listen)\n- [Piebald-AI: Claude Code System Prompts (v2.1.80)](https://github.com/Piebald-AI/claude-code-system-prompts)\n- [Leaked System Prompts: Cursor, Devin, Manus, and others](https://github.com/x1xhlol/system-prompts-and-models-of-ai-tools)\n- [Manus: Context Engineering for AI Agents](https://manus.im/blog/Context-Engineering-for-AI-Agents-Lessons-from-Building-Manus)\n- [Liu et al. 2023: Lost in the Middle](https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.03172)\n- [Du et al. 2025: Context-Length Robustness in Question Answering](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.15723)\n- [Microsoft: Governing AI Agent Behavior](https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microsoft-security-blog/governing-ai-agent-behavior-aligning-user-developer-role-and-organizational-inte/4503551)\n- [SYCOPHANCY.md Anti-Sycophancy Protocol](https://sycophancy.md/)\n- [Inkeep: Fighting Context Rot](https://inkeep.com/blog/fighting-context-rot)"}],"stop_reason":null,"stop_sequence":null,"usage":{"input_tokens":1,"cache_creation_input_tokens":2334,"cache_read_input_tokens":40778,"cache_creation":{"ephemeral_5m_input_tokens":2334,"ephemeral_1h_input_tokens":0},"output_tokens":1,"service_tier":"standard","inference_geo":"not_available"}},"requestId":"req_011CZEbHerL4NaA1hCLfeu5H","type":"assistant","uuid":"5502d92b-2949-4419-891b-81266dec3cf3","timestamp":"2026-03-20T15:48:20.767Z","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/Users/mohamedabdallah/Work/Wazir","sessionId":"0c5a9bfa-6816-42b1-a97d-37ae7dad26c5","version":"2.1.80","gitBranch":"feat/three-layer-enforcement","slug":"mighty-wondering-giraffe"}