agent-docs 1.3.0 → 1.4.0

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+ #!/usr/bin/env sh
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  GRAPHSON.md, GREMLIN.md, GRYO.md, HUSKY.md, JEST.md, JORJE.md, JSDOC.md,
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  LIGHTNINGBASECOMPONENTS.md, LWCHTMLTEMPLATES.md, PMD.md, PNPM.md, PRETTIER.md,
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  PRETTIERAPEX.md, REVENUETRANSACTIONMANAGEMENT.md, TINKERPOP.md, VITEST.md,
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- XPATH31.md) need to be initialized with version `1.0.0` (or appropriate version
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- based on their current state) when the versioning system is first implemented.
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- These existing docs will be tracked going forward using the same semver system.
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+ XPATH31.md) need to be initialized with version `1.0.0` (or appropriate
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+ implemented. These existing docs will be tracked going forward using the same
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  - Describe how scripts can help with versioning by:
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  - Reading markdown files and detecting headers/sections
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  - Comparing current state with the latest commit in `main` branch
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  - **[JEST.md](docs/JEST.md)** - Jest testing framework reference
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  - **[JORJE.md](docs/JORJE.md)** - Jorje Apex parser reference
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  - **[JSDOC.md](docs/JSDOC.md)** - JSDoc documentation generator reference
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- - **[LIGHTNINGBASECOMPONENTS.md](docs/LIGHTNINGBASECOMPONENTS.md)** - Lightning Base
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- Components reference
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- - **[LWCHTMLTEMPLATES.md](docs/LWCHTMLTEMPLATES.md)** - LWC HTML Templates reference
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+ - **[LIGHTNINGBASECOMPONENTS.md](docs/LIGHTNINGBASECOMPONENTS.md)** - Lightning
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+ Base Components reference
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+ - **[LWCHTMLTEMPLATES.md](docs/LWCHTMLTEMPLATES.md)** - LWC HTML Templates
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+ reference
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  - **[PMD.md](docs/PMD.md)** - PMD static analysis tool reference (includes Apex
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  AST reference and suppressing warnings)
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  - **[PNPM.md](docs/PNPM.md)** - pnpm package manager reference
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  ## Overview
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- Workflows are reusable `.md` files defining multi-step Salesforce dev tasks. Invoke with `/[workflow-name.md]` in chat.
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- **Benefits:** Automation, consistency, error reduction, time savings, team sharing.
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  ---
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  ## Creating & Managing
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- | Action | Method |
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- | Access | Click **Rules & Workflows** (justice icon) in chat |
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- | Scope | Choose **Global** or **Workspace** workflows |
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- | Create | Click **+** |
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- | Storage | Workspace: `.a4drules/workflows/` folder |
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+ | Access | Click **Rules & Workflows** (justice icon) in chat |
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+ | Scope | Choose **Global** or **Workspace** workflows |
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+ | Create | Click **+** |
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+ | Storage | Workspace: `.a4drules/workflows/` folder |
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  Interface allows: view active workflows, toggle on/off, add/delete.
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  ## Workflow Capabilities
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- - **Built-in tools:** `ask_followup_question`, `read_file`, `search_files`, `new_task`
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  - **CLI tools:** `sf` (Salesforce CLI), `git`
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  ## Common Workflow Types
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- | Deployment | Deploy/validate components across orgs |
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- | Testing | Run test suites, analyze results |
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- | Release | Package, validate, deploy releases |
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- | Component | Create/test/deploy Lightning components |
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- | Integration | Set up/validate external integrations |
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+ | Deployment | Deploy/validate components across orgs |
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+ | Testing | Run test suites, analyze results |
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+ | Release | Package, validate, deploy releases |
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+ | Component | Create/test/deploy Lightning components |
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+ | Integration | Set up/validate external integrations |
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  ## SF CLI Quick Reference
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- | **New Component** | Create folder structure → Generate boilerplate files → Set up Jest tests → Deploy to dev |
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- | **Integration Test** | Validate credentials → Test endpoints → Check error handling → Generate reports |
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- | **Code Quality** | Run PMD analysis → Check accessibility → Validate naming → Generate reports |
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+ | **Release** | Gather merged changes → Build changelog → Bump version → Create/validate package |
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+ | **New Component** | Create folder structure → Generate boilerplate files → Set up Jest tests → Deploy to dev |
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+ | **Integration Test** | Validate credentials → Test endpoints → Check error handling → Generate reports |
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+ | **Code Quality** | Run PMD analysis → Check accessibility → Validate naming → Generate reports |