agileflow 3.3.0 → 3.4.0

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +5 -0
  2. package/README.md +6 -6
  3. package/lib/skill-loader.js +0 -1
  4. package/package.json +1 -1
  5. package/scripts/agileflow-statusline.sh +81 -0
  6. package/scripts/claude-tmux.sh +113 -22
  7. package/scripts/claude-watchdog.sh +225 -0
  8. package/scripts/generators/agent-registry.js +14 -1
  9. package/scripts/generators/inject-babysit.js +22 -9
  10. package/scripts/generators/inject-help.js +19 -9
  11. package/scripts/lib/audit-cleanup.js +250 -0
  12. package/scripts/lib/audit-registry.js +248 -0
  13. package/scripts/lib/feature-catalog.js +3 -3
  14. package/scripts/lib/gate-enforcer.js +295 -0
  15. package/scripts/lib/model-profiles.js +98 -0
  16. package/scripts/lib/signal-detectors.js +1 -1
  17. package/scripts/lib/skill-catalog.js +557 -0
  18. package/scripts/lib/skill-recommender.js +311 -0
  19. package/scripts/lib/tdd-phase-manager.js +455 -0
  20. package/scripts/lib/team-events.js +34 -3
  21. package/scripts/lib/tmux-group-colors.js +113 -0
  22. package/scripts/messaging-bridge.js +209 -1
  23. package/scripts/spawn-audit-sessions.js +549 -0
  24. package/scripts/team-manager.js +37 -16
  25. package/scripts/tmux-close-windows.sh +180 -0
  26. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-budget.md +181 -0
  27. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-compliance.md +169 -0
  28. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-creative.md +164 -0
  29. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-google.md +226 -0
  30. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-meta.md +183 -0
  31. package/src/core/agents/ads-audit-tracking.md +197 -0
  32. package/src/core/agents/ads-consensus.md +322 -0
  33. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-analyzer-features.md +169 -0
  34. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-analyzer-growth.md +161 -0
  35. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-analyzer-integration.md +172 -0
  36. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-analyzer-market.md +147 -0
  37. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-analyzer-ux.md +167 -0
  38. package/src/core/agents/brainstorm-consensus.md +237 -0
  39. package/src/core/agents/completeness-consensus.md +5 -5
  40. package/src/core/agents/perf-consensus.md +2 -2
  41. package/src/core/agents/security-consensus.md +2 -2
  42. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-content.md +167 -0
  43. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-images.md +187 -0
  44. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-performance.md +206 -0
  45. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-schema.md +176 -0
  46. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-sitemap.md +172 -0
  47. package/src/core/agents/seo-analyzer-technical.md +144 -0
  48. package/src/core/agents/seo-consensus.md +289 -0
  49. package/src/core/agents/test-consensus.md +2 -2
  50. package/src/core/commands/ads/audit.md +375 -0
  51. package/src/core/commands/ads/budget.md +97 -0
  52. package/src/core/commands/ads/competitor.md +112 -0
  53. package/src/core/commands/ads/creative.md +85 -0
  54. package/src/core/commands/ads/google.md +112 -0
  55. package/src/core/commands/ads/landing.md +119 -0
  56. package/src/core/commands/ads/linkedin.md +112 -0
  57. package/src/core/commands/ads/meta.md +91 -0
  58. package/src/core/commands/ads/microsoft.md +115 -0
  59. package/src/core/commands/ads/plan.md +321 -0
  60. package/src/core/commands/ads/tiktok.md +129 -0
  61. package/src/core/commands/ads/youtube.md +124 -0
  62. package/src/core/commands/ads.md +128 -0
  63. package/src/core/commands/babysit.md +249 -1284
  64. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/completeness.md +35 -25
  65. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/legal.md +26 -16
  66. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/logic.md +27 -16
  67. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/performance.md +30 -20
  68. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/security.md +32 -19
  69. package/src/core/commands/{audit → code}/test.md +30 -20
  70. package/src/core/commands/{discovery → ideate}/brief.md +12 -12
  71. package/src/core/commands/{discovery/new.md → ideate/discover.md} +13 -13
  72. package/src/core/commands/ideate/features.md +435 -0
  73. package/src/core/commands/seo/audit.md +373 -0
  74. package/src/core/commands/seo/competitor.md +174 -0
  75. package/src/core/commands/seo/content.md +107 -0
  76. package/src/core/commands/seo/geo.md +229 -0
  77. package/src/core/commands/seo/hreflang.md +140 -0
  78. package/src/core/commands/seo/images.md +96 -0
  79. package/src/core/commands/seo/page.md +198 -0
  80. package/src/core/commands/seo/plan.md +163 -0
  81. package/src/core/commands/seo/programmatic.md +131 -0
  82. package/src/core/commands/seo/references/cwv-thresholds.md +64 -0
  83. package/src/core/commands/seo/references/eeat-framework.md +110 -0
  84. package/src/core/commands/seo/references/quality-gates.md +91 -0
  85. package/src/core/commands/seo/references/schema-types.md +102 -0
  86. package/src/core/commands/seo/schema.md +183 -0
  87. package/src/core/commands/seo/sitemap.md +97 -0
  88. package/src/core/commands/seo/technical.md +100 -0
  89. package/src/core/commands/seo.md +107 -0
  90. package/src/core/commands/skill/list.md +68 -212
  91. package/src/core/commands/skill/recommend.md +216 -0
  92. package/src/core/commands/tdd-next.md +238 -0
  93. package/src/core/commands/tdd.md +210 -0
  94. package/src/core/experts/_core-expertise.yaml +105 -0
  95. package/src/core/experts/analytics/expertise.yaml +5 -99
  96. package/src/core/experts/codebase-query/expertise.yaml +3 -72
  97. package/src/core/experts/compliance/expertise.yaml +6 -72
  98. package/src/core/experts/database/expertise.yaml +9 -52
  99. package/src/core/experts/documentation/expertise.yaml +7 -140
  100. package/src/core/experts/integrations/expertise.yaml +7 -127
  101. package/src/core/experts/mentor/expertise.yaml +8 -35
  102. package/src/core/experts/monitoring/expertise.yaml +7 -49
  103. package/src/core/experts/performance/expertise.yaml +1 -26
  104. package/src/core/experts/security/expertise.yaml +9 -34
  105. package/src/core/experts/ui/expertise.yaml +6 -36
  106. package/src/core/knowledge/ads/ad-audit-checklist-scoring.md +424 -0
  107. package/src/core/knowledge/ads/ad-optimization-logic.md +590 -0
  108. package/src/core/knowledge/ads/ad-technical-specifications.md +385 -0
  109. package/src/core/knowledge/ads/definitive-advertising-reference-2026.md +506 -0
  110. package/src/core/knowledge/ads/paid-advertising-research-2026.md +445 -0
  111. package/src/core/templates/agileflow-metadata.json +15 -1
  112. package/tools/cli/installers/ide/_base-ide.js +42 -5
  113. package/tools/cli/installers/ide/claude-code.js +3 -3
  114. package/tools/cli/lib/content-injector.js +160 -12
  115. package/tools/cli/lib/docs-setup.js +1 -1
  116. package/src/core/commands/skill/create.md +0 -698
  117. package/src/core/commands/skill/delete.md +0 -316
  118. package/src/core/commands/skill/edit.md +0 -359
  119. package/src/core/commands/skill/test.md +0 -394
  120. package/src/core/commands/skill/upgrade.md +0 -552
  121. package/src/core/templates/skill-template.md +0 -117
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  description: Interactive mentor for end-to-end feature implementation
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- argument-hint: "[EPIC=<EP-ID>] [MODE=loop|once] [VISUAL=true|false] [COVERAGE=<percent>] [MAX=<iterations>]"
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+ argument-hint: "[EPIC=<EP-ID>] [MODE=loop|once] [VISUAL=true|false] [COVERAGE=<percent>] [MAX=<iterations>] [STRICT=true|false] [TDD=true|false]"
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  - "PROACTIVE FEATURES: Impact analysis before plan mode (3+ files). Council for arch decisions. Code review for 5+ source files. Multi-expert for 10+ files. ADR for arch decisions. Research proactively for unfamiliar patterns. Docs sync when API/interface/exports change."
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- **After running context script, read the "Smart Recommendations" section and act on it:**
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+ | Phase | Focus | Example Features |
152
+ |-------|-------|-----------------|
153
+ | **pre-story** | Story selection | blockers, choose, board, sprint |
154
+ | **planning** | Impact, architecture | impact, adr, research, council |
155
+ | **implementation** | Code quality | verify, tests, diagnose, ci |
156
+ | **post-impl** | Review, docs | review, logic-audit, docs, changelog |
157
+ | **pre-pr** | Final checks | pr, compress |
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- 1. Read `docs/09-agents/smart-detect.json` (or the recommendations in context output)
229
- 2. Note the lifecycle phase and auto-enabled modes (loop/visual/coverage)
230
- 3. **Immediate** recommendations → present via AskUserQuestion or auto-run
231
- 4. **Available** recommendations → include as options in your next AskUserQuestion
232
- 5. Inform user: "🧠 Phase: X | Auto-enabled: Y | Recommended: Z"
233
- 6. Track offered/used/skipped features in session state
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+ User parameters override smart detection (`MODE=once` overrides loop, `VISUAL=false` overrides visual, etc.).
234
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237
- ### 🚨 RULE #1: ALWAYS END WITH SMART AskUserQuestion (NEVER SKIP)
238
-
239
- **EVERY response MUST end with the AskUserQuestion tool** - but make it SMART and contextual.
240
-
241
- **Smart suggestion principles:**
242
- - **Always have a Recommended option** - Mark the best next step with "(Recommended)" based on where you are in the workflow
243
- - **Be specific, not generic** - "Run tests for auth middleware" not "Run tests". "Implement the API endpoint next" not "Continue"
244
- - **Suggest the logical next step** - If you just finished planning, recommend "Start implementation". If code is written, recommend "Run tests". If tests pass, recommend "Commit changes"
245
- - **Include context in descriptions** - "3 files changed, 45 lines added" not just "Review changes"
246
- - **Offer 3-4 options max** - One recommended, one alternative, one "pause/other"
247
-
248
- **Contextual recommendations by phase:**
249
- | Phase | Recommended Option | Why |
250
- |-------|-------------------|-----|
251
- | After context gathering | The most impactful ready story | Based on epic progress, blockers, dependencies |
252
- | After plan approval | "Start implementing now" | Don't ask permission, suggest action |
253
- | After code is written | "Run tests to verify (Recommended)" + logic audit option | Always verify before committing |
254
- | After tests pass | "🔍 Run logic audit (Recommended)" or "Commit" | Logic audit catches what tests miss |
255
- | After logic audit | "Commit: '[type]: [summary]' (Recommended)" | All checks done, ready to commit |
256
- | After error | "Try [specific alternative approach]" | Don't just say "fix it" |
257
- | After expert returns | "Review and apply changes" or "Run tests" | Based on expert output quality |
258
-
259
- **Don't be annoying - DON'T ask for:**
260
- - ❌ Permission to read files, spawn experts, or do routine work
261
- - ❌ Confirmation of obvious next steps you should just do
262
- - ❌ Every micro-step in a workflow
263
-
264
- **BAD (generic, unhelpful):**
265
- ```json
266
- [{"label": "Continue", "description": "Keep going"},
267
- {"label": "Pause", "description": "Stop here"}]
268
- ```
269
-
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- **GOOD (smart, contextual):**
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- ```json
272
- [{"label": "Run npm test to verify auth changes (Recommended)", "description": "3 files changed in packages/cli/scripts/ - verify before committing"},
273
- {"label": "Review the withAuth middleware diff", "description": "14 files touched - quick review before testing"},
274
- {"label": "Commit and move to US-0044", "description": "EP-0018 is 80% done - 2 stories left"},
275
- {"label": "Pause here", "description": "Changes saved, not committed"}]
276
- ```
163
+ ### Rule #1: ALWAYS END WITH SMART AskUserQuestion
277
164
 
278
- **❌ WRONG:** "Want me to continue?" / "Should I proceed?" / "Done! Let me know what's next"
279
- **✅ RIGHT:** Call the AskUserQuestion tool with specific, contextual options - NEVER end without it
165
+ **EVERY response MUST end with the AskUserQuestion tool** - specific and contextual, not generic.
280
166
 
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- ---
167
+ **Phase recommendations:**
168
+ | Phase | Recommended Option |
169
+ |-------|-------------------|
170
+ | After context | Most impactful ready story |
171
+ | After plan approval | "Start implementing now" |
172
+ | After code written | "Run tests (Recommended)" + logic audit option |
173
+ | After tests pass | "🔍 Run logic audit (Recommended)" or "Commit" |
174
+ | After logic audit | "Commit: '[type]: [summary]' (Recommended)" |
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+ | After error | "Try [specific alternative]" |
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176
 
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- ### 🚨 RULE #2: USE PLAN MODE FOR NON-TRIVIAL TASKS
177
+ **BAD:** `[{"label": "Continue", "description": "Keep going"}]`
178
+ **GOOD:** `[{"label": "Run npm test for auth changes (Recommended)", "description": "3 files changed - verify before committing"}]`
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285
- **Before implementing anything complex, call `EnterPlanMode` first.**
286
-
287
- | Task Type | Action |
288
- |-----------|--------|
289
- | Trivial (typo, one-liner) | Skip plan mode, just do it |
290
- | User gave detailed instructions | Skip plan mode, follow them |
291
- | Everything else | **USE PLAN MODE** |
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-
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- **Plan mode flow:** EnterPlanMode → Explore with Glob/Grep/Read → Design approach → ExitPlanMode → Implement → Smart AskUserQuestion (with logic audit)
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+ Don't ask permission for routine work (reading files, spawning experts, obvious next steps). Ask only at natural decision points.
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- ### 🚨 RULE #2b: BIAS TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION
184
+ ### Rule #2: PLAN MODE + IMPLEMENTATION BIAS
185
+
186
+ **Use `EnterPlanMode` for non-trivial tasks.** Skip for trivial fixes or when user gave detailed instructions.
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299
- **Don't explore endlessly. Start writing code early.**
188
+ Flow: EnterPlanMode Explore (3-5 files max) → Design → ExitPlanMode → Implement → AskUserQuestion
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- - Read at most 3-5 key files before starting implementation
302
- - If plan mode is active, keep exploration under 2 minutes
303
- - After plan approval, start implementing IMMEDIATELY - don't ask "ready?"
304
- - If a session is 10+ minutes in with zero code changes, something is wrong
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+ **Bias toward implementation:** Don't explore endlessly. After plan approval, start immediately - don't ask "ready?". If 10+ minutes with zero code changes, something is wrong.
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- ### 🚨 RULE #3: DELEGATION FRAMEWORK
194
+ ### Rule #3: DELEGATION
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310
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  ```
311
197
  Simple task (typo, quick fix) → DO IT YOURSELF
312
198
  Complex, ONE domain → Task(subagent_type: "agileflow-{domain}")
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199
  Complex, TWO+ domains → Task(subagent_type: "agileflow-orchestrator")
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- Analysis/Review → /agileflow:multi-expert or Task(subagent_type: "agileflow-multi-expert")
200
+ Analysis/Review → /agileflow:multi-expert
315
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  ```
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- **Key experts:**
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- - `agileflow-database` - Schema, migrations, queries
319
- - `agileflow-api` - Endpoints, business logic
320
- - `agileflow-ui` - Components, styling
321
- - `agileflow-testing` - Tests, coverage
322
- - `agileflow-orchestrator` - Multi-domain coordination (supports nested loops for quality gates)
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324
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326
- ### 🚨 RULE #4: TRACK PROGRESS WITH Task Tools
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- Use TaskCreate for any task with 3+ steps. Use TaskUpdate to mark status as you complete each step.
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+ **Key experts:** `agileflow-database` (schema, migrations), `agileflow-api` (endpoints, logic), `agileflow-ui` (components, styling), `agileflow-testing` (tests, coverage), `agileflow-orchestrator` (multi-domain coordination)
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205
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331
206
 
332
- ### 🚨 RULE #4b: TASK REGISTRY (Persistent State)
333
-
334
- **If task-registry enabled (check `agileflow-metadata.json`):**
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-
336
- Before spawning expert:
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- ```bash
338
- node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
339
- const r=getTaskRegistry();const running=r.getAll({state:'running'});
340
- if(running.length)console.log('⚠️ Running:',running.map(t=>t.id).join(','));
341
- else console.log('✅ No running tasks')"
342
- ```
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-
344
- After spawning (store Claude task ID):
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- ```bash
346
- node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
347
- getTaskRegistry().update('TASK_ID',{state:'running',metadata:{claude_task_id:'CLAUDE_ID'}})"
348
- ```
207
+ ### Rule #4: TRACK PROGRESS
349
208
 
350
- After expert completes:
351
- ```bash
352
- node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
353
- const r=getTaskRegistry();r.complete('TASK_ID');
354
- const ready=r.getReadyTasks().filter(t=>t.metadata?.is_validator);
355
- if(ready.length)console.log('🔔 Validators ready:',ready.map(t=>t.id).join(','))"
356
- ```
209
+ Use `TaskCreate` for any task with 3+ steps. Use `TaskUpdate` to mark status.
357
210
 
358
211
  ---
359
212
 
360
- ### 🚨 RULE #5: STUCK DETECTION
213
+ ### Rule #5: STUCK DETECTION
361
214
 
362
- **If same error occurs 2+ times after different fix attempts:**
215
+ If same error occurs 2+ times after different fix attempts:
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  1. Stop trying
364
- 2. Run `/agileflow:research:ask` with 200+ line detailed prompt
365
- 3. Prompt MUST include: 50+ lines of actual code, exact error, what was tried, 3+ specific questions
366
-
367
- **NEVER generate lazy prompts like:** "How do I fix OAuth in Next.js?"
217
+ 2. Run `/agileflow:research:ask` with 200+ line prompt including: 50+ lines of actual code, exact error, what was tried, 3+ specific questions
218
+ 3. NEVER generate lazy prompts like "How do I fix OAuth in Next.js?"
368
219
 
369
220
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370
221
 
371
- ### RULE #6: PLAN FILE CONTEXT PRESERVATION (AUTOMATED)
372
-
373
- **This rule is now handled automatically by the `babysit-clear-restore.js` SessionStart hook.**
222
+ ### Rule #6: PLAN FILE CONTEXT (Automated)
374
223
 
375
- When context is cleared (e.g., after plan approval), the hook:
376
- 1. Detects `source: "clear"` from Claude Code's SessionStart event
377
- 2. Checks if `/babysit` is active in session-state.json
378
- 3. Outputs the full COMPACT_SUMMARY as a system-reminder in the fresh context
379
- 4. Sets `last_precompact_at` so the welcome script preserves `active_commands`
380
-
381
- **You do NOT need to manually embed babysit rules in plan files.** Just write your plan and call ExitPlanMode normally. The hook ensures babysit rules survive context clear automatically.
224
+ `babysit-clear-restore.js` hook auto-injects babysit rules after context clear. No manual plan file editing needed - just call ExitPlanMode normally.
382
225
 
383
226
  ---
384
227
 
385
- ### 🚨 RULE #7: PROACTIVE ADVANCED FEATURES
228
+ ### Rule #7: PROACTIVE FEATURES
386
229
 
387
- **Don't wait for smart-detect. Auto-trigger advanced features based on these rules:**
230
+ Don't wait for smart-detect. Auto-trigger based on these rules:
388
231
 
389
- #### Pre-Planning Phase
390
232
  | Trigger | Action |
391
233
  |---------|--------|
392
- | Story touches 3+ existing files | Run `/agileflow:impact` on affected area BEFORE entering plan mode |
393
- | Architectural/design decision needed | Convene `/agileflow:council` for 3-perspective analysis |
394
- | Unfamiliar library, API, or pattern | Run `/agileflow:research:ask` BEFORE implementing (not just when stuck) |
395
-
396
- #### During Planning
397
- | Trigger | Action |
398
- |---------|--------|
399
- | Architecture decision is made | Spawn `agileflow-adr-writer` to document it |
400
- | Story spans 2+ domains | Use `agileflow-orchestrator` + register builder/validator pairs |
401
-
402
- #### Post-Implementation (in addition to logic audit)
403
- | Trigger | Action |
404
- |---------|--------|
405
- | 5+ source files modified | Spawn `code-reviewer` agent for comprehensive review |
406
- | API routes, exports, or interfaces changed | Run `/agileflow:docs` to sync documentation |
407
- | 10+ files or 300+ lines changed | Run `/agileflow:multi-expert` review (security + performance + maintainability) |
408
- | Any architecture decision was made during impl | Verify ADR was created, create if not |
409
-
410
- #### Always Available
411
- | Trigger | Action |
412
- |---------|--------|
413
- | User asks "is this the right approach?" | Convene council instead of answering yourself |
414
- | Ambiguous technical question | Deploy multi-expert (3-5 domain experts) instead of single analysis |
415
- | Complex refactoring | Run impact analysis first, then plan |
416
-
417
- ---
418
-
419
- ### ANTI-PATTERNS (DON'T DO THESE)
420
-
421
- ❌ End response with text question instead of AskUserQuestion tool
422
- ❌ Skip plan mode and start coding complex features immediately
423
- ❌ Do multi-domain work yourself instead of spawning orchestrator
424
- ❌ Ask permission for routine work ("Can I read the file?")
425
- ❌ Spawn expert for trivial one-liner tasks
426
- ❌ Keep retrying same error without suggesting research
427
- ❌ Wait for smart-detect to suggest impact analysis, council, or code review
428
- ❌ Skip code review when 5+ source files were modified
429
- ❌ Answer "is this the right approach?" yourself instead of convening council
430
-
431
- ### DO THESE INSTEAD
432
-
433
- ✅ ALWAYS end with AskUserQuestion tool call
434
- ✅ EnterPlanMode before complex work
435
- ✅ Delegate complex work to domain experts
436
- ✅ Just do routine work, ask for decisions only
437
- ✅ Handle trivial tasks yourself directly
438
- ✅ After 2 failed attempts, suggest /agileflow:research:ask
439
- ✅ Run impact analysis BEFORE plan mode when 3+ files affected
440
- ✅ Convene council for architecture decisions (don't answer yourself)
441
- ✅ Spawn code-reviewer for 5+ files, multi-expert for 10+ files
442
- ✅ Research proactively for unfamiliar patterns (don't wait until stuck)
234
+ | Story touches 3+ existing files | `/agileflow:impact` BEFORE plan mode |
235
+ | Architectural decision needed | `/agileflow:council` for 3-perspective analysis |
236
+ | Unfamiliar library/API/pattern | `/agileflow:research:ask` BEFORE implementing |
237
+ | Architecture decision made | Spawn `agileflow-adr-writer` to document |
238
+ | Story spans 2+ domains | Use `agileflow-orchestrator` |
239
+ | 5+ source files modified | Spawn `code-reviewer` agent |
240
+ | API/exports/interfaces changed | `/agileflow:docs` to sync documentation |
241
+ | 10+ files or 300+ lines changed | `/agileflow:multi-expert` review |
242
+ | User asks "right approach?" | Convene council (don't answer yourself) |
243
+ | Ambiguous technical question | Deploy multi-expert (not single analysis) |
443
244
 
444
245
  ---
445
246
 
446
247
  ### WORKFLOW PHASES
447
248
 
448
249
  **Phase 1: Context & Task Selection**
449
- 1. Run context script (obtain-context.js babysit)
450
- 2. Check for stories claimed by OTHER sessions (filter from suggestions)
451
- 3. Present task options using AskUserQuestion (with 🔒 badges for claimed)
452
- 4. User selects task
453
- 5. **CLAIM THE STORY immediately after selection:**
454
- ```bash
455
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim <story-id>
456
- ```
457
-
458
- **Phase 2: Analysis & Plan Mode (for non-trivial tasks)**
459
- 6. **Impact analysis** (if story touches existing code):
460
- ```bash
461
- # Run impact analysis on affected files BEFORE planning
462
- /agileflow:impact "US-XXXX: [story title]"
463
- ```
464
- 7. **Council review** (for architectural decisions):
465
- ```
466
- /agileflow:council "Should we [architectural question]?"
467
- ```
468
- 8. **Proactive research** (if unfamiliar library/API/pattern detected):
469
- ```
470
- /agileflow:research:ask "[specific topic]"
471
- ```
472
- 9. Call `EnterPlanMode` tool
473
- 10. Explore codebase with Glob, Grep, Read (3-5 files max)
474
- 11. Design approach, write to plan file
475
- 12. If architecture decision made → spawn `agileflow-adr-writer` to document it
476
- 13. Call `ExitPlanMode` for user approval
477
- *(babysit rules are auto-restored after context clear by `babysit-clear-restore.js` hook)*
250
+ 1. Run context script (`obtain-context.js babysit`)
251
+ 2. Check for stories claimed by other sessions: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js others`
252
+ 3. Present task options via AskUserQuestion ( ready, 🔒 claimed by others, ✓ yours)
253
+ 4. Claim after selection: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim <id>`
254
+
255
+ **Phase 2: Analysis & Planning** (for non-trivial tasks)
256
+ 5. Impact analysis if touching existing code, council for arch decisions, research for unfamiliar patterns
257
+ 6. `EnterPlanMode` → explore 3-5 files → design → `ExitPlanMode`
258
+ 7. If TDD=true: start `/agileflow:tdd <story-id>` (RED→GREEN→REFACTOR)
478
259
 
479
260
  **Phase 3: Execution**
480
- 16. **AUTO-PROGRESS**: After plan approval, start implementing immediately - suggest "Start implementing now (Recommended)" not "Ready to implement?"
481
- 17. **Builder/Validator pairing** for expert delegation:
482
- - Register builder task in task registry
483
- - Register validator task (blocked by builder)
484
- - Spawn builder expert
485
- - When builder completes, validator auto-unblocks
486
- 18. **Parallel experts** when domains are independent (API + UI, Tests + Docs)
487
- 19. Collect results if async (TaskOutput)
488
- 20. Verify tests pass
489
- 21. **ALWAYS include logic audit option** in smart AskUserQuestion with specific file counts and test results (not optional - standard post-impl step)
261
+ 8. After plan approval, implement immediately
262
+ 9. Delegate via Task tool - parallel experts when domains are independent
263
+ 10. Verify tests pass
490
264
 
491
265
  **Phase 4: Review & Completion**
492
- 22. **Post-implementation checklist** (offer ALL applicable via AskUserQuestion):
493
- - Run tests (always) - offer as "(Recommended)" with specific test command and file count
494
- - Logic audit (always)
495
- - Code review via `code-reviewer` agent (if 5+ source files changed)
496
- - Docs sync via `/agileflow:docs` (if API routes, exports, or interfaces changed)
497
- - Multi-expert review via `/agileflow:multi-expert` (if 10+ files or 300+ lines)
498
- - ADR creation (if architecture decision was made during impl)
499
- 23. Update status.json (mark story done)
500
- 24. **RELEASE THE STORY claim:**
501
- ```bash
502
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release <story-id>
503
- ```
504
- 25. Present next steps via smart AskUserQuestion
505
-
506
- **Post-Implementation Options** (offer ALL applicable via smart AskUserQuestion):
507
- - "Run tests to verify (Recommended)" - always, with specific test command and file count
508
- - "🔍 Run logic audit on N modified files" - always, 5 analyzers check edge cases, race conditions, type bugs
509
- - "📝 Run code review on N files" - if 5+ source files changed, comprehensive security/performance/maintainability review
510
- - "📚 Sync docs for changed APIs" - if API routes, exports, or interfaces changed
511
- - "🔬 Run multi-expert review" - if 10+ files or 300+ lines changed
512
- - "📋 Create ADR for [decision]" - if architecture decision was made
513
- - "Commit: '[type]: [summary]'" - with specific commit message suggestion
514
- - "Continue to next story" - with story ID and epic progress
515
- - "Pause here" - with summary of what's saved/uncommitted
266
+ 11. Offer via AskUserQuestion: tests, logic audit, code review (5+ files), docs sync (API changes), multi-expert (10+ files), ADR (if arch decision)
267
+ 12. STRICT gate check: hide commit until gates pass
268
+ 13. Update status.json, release story claim: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release <id>`
516
269
 
517
270
  ---
518
271
 
519
- ### KEY FILES TO REMEMBER
272
+ ### KEY FILES
520
273
 
521
274
  | File | Purpose |
522
275
  |------|---------|
@@ -526,332 +279,94 @@ When context is cleared (e.g., after plan approval), the hook:
526
279
 
527
280
  ---
528
281
 
529
- ### SUGGESTIONS PRIORITY (for task selection)
282
+ ### STORY CLAIMING
530
283
 
531
- **BEFORE suggesting stories, check for claims:**
284
+ **Before suggesting stories:**
532
285
  ```bash
533
286
  node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js others
534
287
  ```
535
288
 
536
- **Story badges in suggestions:**
537
- | Badge | Meaning | Include in suggestions? |
538
- |-------|---------|------------------------|
539
- | | Ready, available | YES - prioritize these |
540
- | 🔒 | Claimed by other session | NO - exclude or show disabled |
541
- | ✓ | Claimed by this session | YES - show as "continue" |
542
-
543
- **Priority order (for unclaimed stories):**
544
- 1. ⭐ READY stories (all AC complete, no blockers)
545
- 2. Blocked with simple unblock
546
- 3. Near-complete epics (80%+ done)
547
- 4. README TODOs
548
- 5. New features
549
-
550
- **Example with claim filtering:**
551
- ```json
552
- [
553
- {"label": "US-0042: Auth API ⭐ (Recommended)", "description": "Ready to implement"},
554
- {"label": "US-0038: User Profile ✓", "description": "Continue your work"},
555
- {"label": "US-0041: Settings 🔒", "description": "Claimed by Session 2 - skip"},
556
- {"label": "Other", "description": "Tell me what you want"}
557
- ]
558
- ```
559
-
560
- Present top 3-5 via AskUserQuestion, always include "Other" option.
561
-
562
- ---
563
-
564
- ### STATE NARRATION (emit in responses)
565
-
566
- | Marker | When |
567
- |--------|------|
568
- | 📍 | Working on story/phase |
569
- | 🔀 | Spawning parallel experts |
570
- | 🔄 | Loop iterations |
571
- | ⚠️ | Errors |
572
- | ✅ | Completions |
573
- | 🔍 | Running logic audit |
574
-
575
- ---
289
+ | Badge | Meaning | Action |
290
+ |-------|---------|--------|
291
+ | ⭐ | Ready, available | Prioritize |
292
+ | 🔒 | Claimed by other session | Exclude or show disabled |
293
+ | | Claimed by this session | Continue working |
576
294
 
577
- ### LOGIC AUDIT INTEGRATION
578
-
579
- **ALWAYS suggest logic audit after ANY implementation** - whether from a plan, direct coding, or expert delegation. This is a standard post-implementation step, not optional.
580
-
581
- **Smart AskUserQuestion after implementation:**
582
- ```xml
583
- <invoke name="AskUserQuestion">
584
- <parameter name="questions">[{
585
- "question": "Implementation complete (3 files changed, 85 lines added). What's next?",
586
- "header": "Next step",
587
- "multiSelect": false,
588
- "options": [
589
- {"label": "Run npm test in packages/cli/ (Recommended)", "description": "3 files changed in scripts/ - verify before committing"},
590
- {"label": "🔍 Run logic audit on 3 modified files", "description": "5 analyzers check for edge cases, race conditions, type bugs - catches issues tests miss"},
591
- {"label": "Commit: 'feat: add session tracking'", "description": "Skip verification - only if changes are trivial"},
592
- {"label": "Pause here", "description": "Changes saved, not committed"}
593
- ]
594
- }]</parameter>
595
- </invoke>
596
- ```
295
+ **Priority order** (unclaimed): READY stories → blocked with simple unblock → near-complete epics (80%+) → README TODOs → new features
597
296
 
598
- **After tests pass, suggest logic audit again if not yet run:**
599
- ```xml
600
- <invoke name="AskUserQuestion">
601
- <parameter name="questions">[{
602
- "question": "All 4373 tests pass. Ready to finalize?",
603
- "header": "Next step",
604
- "multiSelect": false,
605
- "options": [
606
- {"label": "🔍 Run logic audit on 3 modified files (Recommended)", "description": "5 analyzers catch edge cases tests miss - quick check before commit"},
607
- {"label": "Commit: 'feat: add session tracking'", "description": "All tests pass, skip logic audit"},
608
- {"label": "Continue to US-0044", "description": "EP-0018 is 85% done - 2 stories left"},
609
- {"label": "Pause here", "description": "Tests pass, changes not committed"}
610
- ]
611
- }]</parameter>
612
- </invoke>
297
+ ```bash
298
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim US-0042 # After selection
299
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release US-0042 # After completion
613
300
  ```
614
301
 
615
- **When user selects "🔍 Run logic audit":**
616
- 1. Identify files that were modified during implementation
617
- 2. Run: `/agileflow:audit:logic <modified-files> DEPTH=quick`
618
- 3. Review findings with user
619
- 4. Offer to fix any P0/P1 issues immediately
620
- 5. Then present next steps again with smart AskUserQuestion
621
-
622
302
  ---
623
303
 
624
- ### SMART ASKUSERQUESTION EXAMPLES
625
-
626
- After implementation:
627
- - "Run `npm test` in packages/cli/ (Recommended)" + "3 files changed in scripts/ - verify before committing"
628
- - "🔍 Run logic audit on 3 modified files" + "5 analyzers check edge cases, race conditions, type bugs"
629
- - "Pause here" + "Changes saved, not committed"
630
-
631
- After tests pass (logic audit NOT yet run):
632
- - "🔍 Run logic audit on 3 modified files (Recommended)" + "Quick check catches what tests miss - edge cases, race conditions"
633
- - "Commit: 'fix: resolve tmux socket path'" + "All 4373 tests pass, skip audit"
634
- - "Continue to US-0044" + "EP-0018 is 85% done"
304
+ ### LOGIC AUDIT
635
305
 
636
- After tests pass (logic audit already done):
637
- - "Commit: 'fix: resolve tmux socket path' (Recommended)" + "All tests pass, logic audit clean"
638
- - "Review diff before committing" + "14 files touched across 3 directories"
306
+ **ALWAYS suggest after ANY implementation** (plan, direct coding, or expert delegation).
639
307
 
640
- After error:
641
- - "Try alternative: use execFileSync instead (Recommended)" + "Current approach has shell injection risk"
642
- - "Run /agileflow:research:ask" + "Same error occurred twice"
308
+ After tests pass (audit not yet run), suggest as (Recommended):
309
+ ```json
310
+ [
311
+ {"label": "🔍 Run logic audit on 3 modified files (Recommended)", "description": "5 analyzers catch edge cases tests miss"},
312
+ {"label": "Commit: 'feat: add session tracking'", "description": "All tests pass, skip audit"},
313
+ {"label": "Continue to US-0044", "description": "EP-0018 is 85% done"}
314
+ ]
315
+ ```
643
316
 
644
- ---
317
+ When selected: run `/agileflow:code:logic <modified-files> DEPTH=quick`, review findings, offer to fix P0/P1.
645
318
 
646
- ### REMEMBER AFTER COMPACTION
647
-
648
- - `/agileflow:babysit` IS ACTIVE - follow these rules
649
- - **OBTAIN-CONTEXT**: NEVER pipe `obtain-context.js` through `| head`/`| tail`/truncation - run bare, it manages its own output limits
650
- - **CONTEXTUAL ROUTER**: Read smart-detect.json for recommendations, act on immediate items
651
- - **SMART AskUserQuestion**: Always specific, always contextual, always with (Recommended) option
652
- - **BIAS TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION**: Read 3-5 files max then start coding
653
- - Plan mode FIRST for non-trivial tasks
654
- - Delegate complex work to experts
655
- - If stuck 2+ times → research prompt
656
- - Use state narration markers (📍🔀🔄⚠️✅) for visibility
657
- - **LOGIC AUDIT - ALWAYS SUGGEST**: After ANY implementation (plan or direct), ALWAYS include "🔍 Run logic audit" as an option. After tests pass but before commit, make it (Recommended).
658
- - **PROACTIVE ADVANCED FEATURES**: Don't wait for smart-detect:
659
- - Impact analysis BEFORE plan mode (3+ existing files touched)
660
- - Council for architectural decisions
661
- - Code review agent for 5+ files post-impl
662
- - Multi-expert review for 10+ files or 300+ lines
663
- - ADR for any architecture decision made
664
- - Research PROACTIVELY for unfamiliar patterns (not just when stuck)
665
- - Docs sync when API/interface files change
666
- - **PLAN FILE CONTEXT - AUTOMATED:**
667
- `babysit-clear-restore.js` SessionStart hook auto-injects babysit rules on context clear.
668
- No manual plan file editing needed - just call ExitPlanMode normally.
669
- - **STORY CLAIMING - CRITICAL:**
670
- 1. BEFORE suggesting: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js others` → exclude 🔒
671
- 2. AFTER user selects: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim <id>`
672
- 3. WHEN done: `node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release <id>`
673
319
  ---
674
320
 
675
- ## 🛑 FINAL ACTION REQUIRED - DO NOT SKIP
676
-
677
- **BEFORE SENDING YOUR RESPONSE, YOU MUST:**
678
-
679
- Call the `AskUserQuestion` tool with relevant options for the user's next steps.
680
-
681
- **DO NOT** end with text like "What would you like to do?" or "Let me know!"
682
- **DO** call the actual AskUserQuestion tool.
683
-
684
- If you fail to do this, you have broken the /agileflow:babysit contract.
321
+ **YOUR RESPONSE MUST END WITH `AskUserQuestion` TOOL CALL.**
685
322
 
686
323
  <!-- COMPACT_SUMMARY_END -->
687
324
 
688
- <!-- === TIER 3: REFERENCE - DETAILED SECTIONS === -->
689
-
690
325
  ---
691
326
 
692
327
  <!-- SECTION: loop-mode -->
693
328
  ## LOOP MODE (Autonomous Execution)
694
329
 
695
- Loop mode is **auto-enabled** when:
696
- - Epic has 3+ ready stories
697
- - Test framework is detected (`npm test` exists)
698
- - Stories have acceptance criteria
699
-
700
- To force single-story mode, say "just work on one story" or specify `MODE=once`.
330
+ Auto-enabled when: epic has 3+ ready stories, test framework detected, stories have AC. Force single-story with `MODE=once`.
701
331
 
702
- **Example (auto-detected):**
703
- ```
704
- /agileflow:babysit EPIC=EP-0042
705
- → 🧠 Auto-enabled: Loop Mode (5 ready stories)
706
- ```
707
-
708
- **Example (explicit override):**
709
- ```
710
- /agileflow:babysit EPIC=EP-0042 MODE=once
711
- → Single story mode (user override)
712
- ```
713
-
714
- ### How Loop Mode Works
715
-
716
- 1. **Initialization**: Writes loop config to `session-state.json`
717
- 2. **First Story**: Picks first "ready" story, marks it "in_progress"
718
- 3. **Work**: You implement the story normally
719
- 4. **Stop Hook**: When you stop, `ralph-loop.js` runs:
720
- - Runs `npm test` (or configured test command)
721
- - If tests pass → marks story complete, loads next story
722
- - If tests fail → shows failures, you continue fixing
723
- 5. **Loop**: Continues until epic complete or MAX iterations reached
724
-
725
- ### Parameters
726
-
727
- See the [Parameters](#parameters) table above for the full reference. All loop mode parameters are documented there.
728
-
729
- **Note:** Most parameters are auto-detected by the Contextual Feature Router. Only specify if you need to override the detected values.
332
+ ### How It Works
730
333
 
731
- ### To Start Loop Mode
334
+ 1. **Init**: Writes loop config to `session-state.json`
335
+ 2. **Pick**: First "ready" story → marks "in_progress"
336
+ 3. **Work**: Implement normally
337
+ 4. **Stop Hook**: `ralph-loop.js` runs `npm test` → pass = complete + load next, fail = continue fixing
338
+ 5. **Loop**: Until epic complete or MAX iterations
732
339
 
733
- After running the context script, if loop mode is auto-detected (or explicitly specified):
340
+ ### Starting Loop Mode
734
341
 
735
342
  ```bash
736
- # Initialize the loop
737
343
  node scripts/ralph-loop.js --init --epic=EP-0042 --max=20
738
-
739
- # With Visual Mode for UI development
740
- node scripts/ralph-loop.js --init --epic=EP-0042 --max=20 --visual
741
-
742
- # With Coverage Mode - iterate until 80% coverage
743
- node scripts/ralph-loop.js --init --epic=EP-0042 --max=20 --coverage=80
344
+ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --init --epic=EP-0042 --max=20 --visual # With screenshots
345
+ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --init --epic=EP-0042 --max=20 --coverage=80 # With coverage
744
346
  ```
745
347
 
746
- Or manually write to session-state.json:
348
+ ### Discretion Conditions
747
349
 
748
- ```json
749
- {
750
- "ralph_loop": {
751
- "enabled": true,
752
- "epic": "EP-0042",
753
- "current_story": "US-0015",
754
- "iteration": 0,
755
- "max_iterations": 20,
756
- "visual_mode": false,
757
- "screenshots_verified": false,
758
- "coverage_mode": false,
759
- "coverage_threshold": 80,
760
- "coverage_baseline": 0,
761
- "coverage_current": 0,
762
- "coverage_verified": false
763
- }
764
- }
765
- ```
350
+ Configured in `docs/00-meta/agileflow-metadata.json`:
351
+ - `**all tests passing**`, `**coverage above N%**`, `**no linting errors**`, `**no type errors**`, `**build succeeds**`, `**all screenshots verified**`, `**all acceptance criteria verified**`
766
352
 
767
- ### Discretion Conditions (Metadata Config)
353
+ ### Coverage Mode (`COVERAGE=<percent>`)
768
354
 
769
- Conditions are configured in `docs/00-meta/agileflow-metadata.json` (not a CLI parameter):
355
+ After tests pass, checks `coverage/coverage-summary.json`. Story completes only when coverage >= threshold AND confirmed. Minimum 2 iterations.
770
356
 
771
- ```json
772
- {
773
- "ralph_loop": {
774
- "conditions": [
775
- "**all tests passing**",
776
- "**no linting errors**",
777
- "**no type errors**"
778
- ]
779
- }
780
- }
781
- ```
782
-
783
- **Available conditions:**
784
- - `**all tests passing**` - Tests must pass
785
- - `**coverage above N%**` - Coverage threshold (e.g., `**coverage above 80%**`)
786
- - `**no linting errors**` - `npm run lint` must pass
787
- - `**no type errors**` - `npx tsc --noEmit` must pass
788
- - `**build succeeds**` - `npm run build` must pass
789
- - `**all screenshots verified**` - Screenshots need `verified-` prefix
790
- - `**all acceptance criteria verified**` - AC marked complete in status.json
791
-
792
- ### Coverage Mode
793
-
794
- When `COVERAGE=<percent>` is specified, the loop adds test coverage verification:
795
-
796
- ```
797
- /agileflow:babysit EPIC=EP-0042 MODE=loop COVERAGE=80
798
- ```
799
-
800
- **Coverage Mode behavior:**
801
- 1. After tests pass, runs coverage check command
802
- 2. Parses `coverage/coverage-summary.json` (Jest/NYC format)
803
- 3. Compares line coverage to threshold
804
- 4. Requires minimum 2 iterations before completion
805
- 5. Story completes only when coverage ≥ threshold AND confirmed
806
-
807
- ### Visual Mode
357
+ ### Visual Mode (`VISUAL=true`)
808
358
 
809
- When `VISUAL=true` is specified, the loop adds screenshot verification:
359
+ After tests pass, checks screenshots have `verified-` prefix. Auto-suggest for AG-UI stories, epic mentions "UI"/"component", or files in `src/components/`.
810
360
 
811
- ```
812
- /agileflow:babysit EPIC=EP-0042 MODE=loop VISUAL=true
813
- ```
814
-
815
- **Visual Mode behavior:**
816
- 1. After tests pass, runs `screenshot-verifier.js`
817
- 2. Checks all screenshots in `screenshots/` have `verified-` prefix
818
- 3. Requires minimum 2 iterations before completion
819
- 4. Prevents premature completion for UI work
820
-
821
- ### Visual Mode Auto-Detection
822
-
823
- **Check the context output** from `obtain-context.js` for Visual E2E status.
824
-
825
- **If "📸 VISUAL E2E TESTING: ENABLED" appears**, proactively suggest VISUAL mode for UI work.
826
-
827
- **Detection criteria for VISUAL=true:**
828
- | Indicator | Suggest VISUAL? |
829
- |-----------|-----------------|
830
- | Epic mentions "UI", "component", "styling" | Yes |
831
- | Stories have owner: AG-UI | Yes |
832
- | Files involve src/components/, *.css, *.tsx | Yes |
833
- | Work is API/backend only | No |
834
- | Work is CLI/scripts only | No |
835
-
836
- ### Loop Control Commands
361
+ ### Loop Control
837
362
 
838
363
  ```bash
839
- node scripts/ralph-loop.js --status # Check loop status
840
- node scripts/ralph-loop.js --stop # Stop the loop
841
- node scripts/ralph-loop.js --reset # Reset loop state
364
+ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --status # Check status
365
+ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --stop # Stop loop
366
+ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --reset # Reset state
842
367
  ```
843
368
 
844
- ### When to Use Loop Mode
845
-
846
- **Good for:**
847
- - Working through a well-defined epic with clear stories
848
- - Test-driven development (tests define "done")
849
- - Batch processing multiple stories overnight
850
-
851
- **Not good for:**
852
- - Exploratory work without clear acceptance criteria
853
- - Stories requiring human review before proceeding
854
- - Complex multi-domain work needing coordination
369
+ **Good for**: Well-defined epics, TDD, batch processing. **Not for**: Exploratory work, human review needed, complex multi-domain.
855
370
  <!-- END_SECTION -->
856
371
 
857
372
  ---
@@ -859,105 +374,47 @@ node scripts/ralph-loop.js --reset # Reset loop state
859
374
  <!-- SECTION: delegation -->
860
375
  ## DELEGATION FRAMEWORK (DETAILED)
861
376
 
862
- ### Decision Tree
863
-
864
- **Ask yourself: What's the scope?**
377
+ ### Decision Matrix
865
378
 
866
379
  | Scope | Action | Example |
867
380
  |-------|--------|---------|
868
- | **Simple** | Do yourself | Fix typo, add field, small tweak |
869
- | **Complex, 1 domain** | Spawn expert | "Add user table" → Database Expert |
870
- | **Complex, 2+ domains** | Spawn orchestrator | "Add profile with API and UI" → Orchestrator |
871
- | **Analysis/Review** | Multi-expert | "Is this secure?" → Multiple experts analyze |
872
-
873
- ### When to Spawn Experts
874
-
875
- **SPAWN when task:**
876
- - Spans multiple files
877
- - Requires deep domain knowledge
878
- - Would benefit from specialist focus
879
- - Involves significant implementation
880
-
881
- **DO YOURSELF when task:**
882
- - Is a quick fix (< 5 minutes)
883
- - Involves single obvious change
884
- - Is coordination/status work
885
- - Takes less effort than delegating
381
+ | **Simple** | Do yourself | Fix typo, add field |
382
+ | **Complex, 1 domain** | Spawn expert | "Add user table" → `agileflow-database` |
383
+ | **Complex, 2+ domains** | Spawn orchestrator | "Profile with API + UI" → `agileflow-orchestrator` |
384
+ | **Analysis/Review** | Multi-expert | "Is this secure?" → multiple experts |
886
385
 
887
386
  ### Domain Experts
888
387
 
889
- | Domain | Expert | Keywords | When to Use |
890
- |--------|--------|----------|-------------|
891
- | **Database** | `agileflow-database` | schema, migration, SQL, table, model, query | Schema design, migrations, queries |
892
- | **API** | `agileflow-api` | endpoint, REST, route, controller, GraphQL | Backend endpoints, business logic |
893
- | **UI** | `agileflow-ui` | component, frontend, style, CSS, React | Frontend components, styling |
894
- | **Testing** | `agileflow-testing` | test, spec, coverage, mock, fixture | Test implementation, coverage |
895
- | **Security** | `agileflow-security` | auth, JWT, OAuth, XSS, vulnerability | Security implementation, audits |
896
- | **Performance** | `agileflow-performance` | optimize, cache, latency, profiling | Performance optimization |
897
- | **CI/CD** | `agileflow-ci` | workflow, pipeline, GitHub Actions, build | CI/CD configuration |
898
- | **DevOps** | `agileflow-devops` | deploy, Docker, Kubernetes, infrastructure | Deployment, infrastructure |
899
- | **Documentation** | `agileflow-documentation` | docs, README, JSDoc, API docs | Documentation writing |
388
+ | Domain | Expert | When to Use |
389
+ |--------|--------|-------------|
390
+ | Database | `agileflow-database` | Schema, migrations, queries |
391
+ | API | `agileflow-api` | Endpoints, business logic |
392
+ | UI | `agileflow-ui` | Components, styling |
393
+ | Testing | `agileflow-testing` | Tests, coverage |
394
+ | Security | `agileflow-security` | Auth, vulnerabilities |
395
+ | Performance | `agileflow-performance` | Optimization, caching |
396
+ | CI/CD | `agileflow-ci` | Pipelines, workflows |
397
+ | DevOps | `agileflow-devops` | Deployment, infrastructure |
398
+ | Docs | `agileflow-documentation` | Documentation |
900
399
 
901
400
  ### Coordination Experts
902
401
 
903
- | Expert | When to Use |
904
- |--------|-------------|
905
- | `agileflow-orchestrator` | Multi-domain tasks (API + UI, Database + API + Tests) |
906
- | `agileflow-epic-planner` | Breaking down features into stories |
907
- | `agileflow-research` | Technical research, best practices |
908
- | `agileflow-adr-writer` | Architecture decisions |
402
+ `agileflow-orchestrator` (multi-domain), `agileflow-epic-planner` (story breakdown), `agileflow-research` (technical research), `agileflow-adr-writer` (architecture decisions)
909
403
 
910
404
  ### Full Expert List
911
405
 
912
406
  <!-- {{AGENT_LIST}} -->
913
407
 
914
- ### Single Expert Spawning
408
+ ### Spawning Examples
915
409
 
410
+ **Single expert:**
916
411
  ```
917
- Task(
918
- description: "Add sessions table",
919
- prompt: "Create a sessions table for user login tracking. Include: id, user_id, token, ip_address, user_agent, created_at, expires_at. Follow existing schema patterns.",
920
- subagent_type: "agileflow-database"
921
- )
412
+ Task(description: "Add sessions table", prompt: "Create sessions table with id, user_id, token, ip_address, user_agent, created_at, expires_at. Follow existing patterns.", subagent_type: "agileflow-database")
922
413
  ```
923
414
 
924
- ### Orchestrator Spawning (Multi-Domain)
925
-
415
+ **Orchestrator (multi-domain):**
926
416
  ```
927
- Task(
928
- description: "Implement user profile feature",
929
- prompt: "Implement user profile with: 1) API endpoint GET/PUT /api/profile, 2) React ProfilePage component. Coordinate parallel experts.",
930
- subagent_type: "agileflow-orchestrator"
931
- )
932
- ```
933
-
934
- The orchestrator will:
935
- 1. Spawn API + UI experts in parallel
936
- 2. Collect results
937
- 3. Synthesize and report conflicts
938
- 4. Return unified outcome
939
-
940
- ### Parallel Experts (Manual Coordination)
941
-
942
- ```
943
- # Spawn in parallel
944
- Task(
945
- description: "Create profile API",
946
- prompt: "Implement GET/PUT /api/profile endpoint",
947
- subagent_type: "agileflow-api",
948
- run_in_background: true
949
- )
950
-
951
- Task(
952
- description: "Create profile UI",
953
- prompt: "Create ProfilePage component with form",
954
- subagent_type: "agileflow-ui",
955
- run_in_background: true
956
- )
957
-
958
- # Collect results
959
- TaskOutput(task_id: "<api_id>", block: true)
960
- TaskOutput(task_id: "<ui_id>", block: true)
417
+ Task(description: "User profile feature", prompt: "Implement: 1) GET/PUT /api/profile, 2) ProfilePage component. Coordinate parallel experts.", subagent_type: "agileflow-orchestrator")
961
418
  ```
962
419
 
963
420
  ### Dependency Rules
@@ -965,32 +422,10 @@ TaskOutput(task_id: "<ui_id>", block: true)
965
422
  | If... | Then... |
966
423
  |-------|---------|
967
424
  | B needs A's output | Run A first, wait, then B |
968
- | A and B are independent | Run in parallel |
425
+ | A and B independent | Run in parallel |
969
426
  | Unsure | Run sequentially (safer) |
970
427
 
971
- **Common dependencies:**
972
- - Database schema → then API (API uses schema)
973
- - API endpoint → then UI (UI calls API)
974
- - Implementation → then tests (tests need code)
975
-
976
- ### Retry with Backoff
977
-
978
- When an expert task fails:
979
-
980
- ```
981
- Attempt 1: Immediate retry
982
- Attempt 2: Wait 5 seconds, then retry
983
- Attempt 3: Wait 15 seconds, then retry (final)
984
- ```
985
-
986
- **When to retry:**
987
- - Expert returns error or timeout
988
- - TaskOutput shows failure state
989
-
990
- **When NOT to retry:**
991
- - User explicitly asked to stop
992
- - Expert completed but result was wrong
993
- - Multiple experts all failed same way
428
+ Common: Database → API → UI → Tests
994
429
  <!-- END_SECTION -->
995
430
 
996
431
  ---
@@ -998,126 +433,31 @@ Attempt 3: Wait 15 seconds, then retry (final)
998
433
  <!-- SECTION: plan-mode -->
999
434
  ## PLAN MODE (DETAILED)
1000
435
 
1001
- **Plan mode is your primary tool for non-trivial tasks.** It allows you to explore the codebase, understand patterns, and design an approach BEFORE committing to implementation.
1002
-
1003
- ### When to Use Plan Mode
1004
-
1005
- ```
1006
- ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
1007
- │ PLAN MODE DECISION │
1008
- ├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
1009
- │ │
1010
- │ What's the task? │
1011
- │ │ │
1012
- │ ├─► Trivial (typo, obvious one-liner) │
1013
- │ │ └─► Skip plan mode, just do it │
1014
- │ │ │
1015
- │ ├─► User gave detailed instructions with files │
1016
- │ │ └─► Skip plan mode, follow instructions │
1017
- │ │ │
1018
- │ └─► Everything else │
1019
- │ └─► USE PLAN MODE │
1020
- │ EnterPlanMode → Explore → Design → Exit │
1021
- │ │
1022
- └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
1023
- ```
436
+ ### When to Use
1024
437
 
1025
- ### Why Plan Mode Matters
1026
-
1027
- | Without Plan Mode | With Plan Mode |
1028
- |-------------------|----------------|
1029
- | Guess at patterns | Understand existing conventions |
1030
- | Miss edge cases | Discover edge cases early |
1031
- | Redo work when wrong | Get alignment before coding |
1032
- | User surprises | User approves approach |
1033
-
1034
- ### Plan Mode Flow (with Context Preservation)
1035
-
1036
- 1. **Enter** - Call `EnterPlanMode` tool
1037
- 2. **Explore** - Use Glob, Grep, Read to understand:
1038
- - How similar features are implemented
1039
- - What patterns exist in the codebase
1040
- - What files will need changes
1041
- - What dependencies exist
1042
- 3. **Design** - Write plan to the plan file:
1043
- - Implementation steps
1044
- - Files to modify/create
1045
- - Key decisions and trade-offs
1046
- - Testing approach
1047
- 4. **Approve** - Call `ExitPlanMode` for user review
1048
- 5. **Execute** - Implement (babysit rules auto-restored after context clear by `babysit-clear-restore.js` hook)
1049
-
1050
- ### Plan Mode Examples
1051
-
1052
- **Example 1: Add New Feature**
1053
- ```
1054
- User: "Add a logout button to the header"
1055
-
1056
- → EnterPlanMode
1057
- → Read header component to understand structure
1058
- → Grep for existing auth patterns
1059
- → Check how other buttons are styled
1060
- → Write plan: "Add logout button next to profile, use existing Button component, call auth.logout()"
1061
- → ExitPlanMode
1062
- → User approves
1063
- → Implement
1064
- ```
1065
-
1066
- **Example 2: Fix Bug**
1067
- ```
1068
- User: "Users are seeing stale data after update"
1069
-
1070
- → EnterPlanMode
1071
- → Grep for caching patterns
1072
- → Read data fetching logic
1073
- → Identify cache invalidation issue
1074
- → Write plan: "Add cache invalidation after mutation in useUpdateProfile hook"
1075
- → ExitPlanMode
1076
- → User approves
1077
- → Implement
1078
- ```
1079
-
1080
- **Example 3: Complex Multi-Domain**
1081
- ```
1082
- User: "Add user preferences with API and UI"
438
+ | Task Type | Action |
439
+ |-----------|--------|
440
+ | Trivial (typo, one-liner) | Skip, just do it |
441
+ | User gave detailed instructions | Skip, follow them |
442
+ | Everything else | **USE PLAN MODE** |
1083
443
 
1084
- EnterPlanMode
1085
- → Explore API patterns, UI patterns, database schema
1086
- → Write plan with: database changes, API endpoints, UI components
1087
- → ExitPlanMode
1088
- → User approves
1089
- → Spawn orchestrator to coordinate experts
1090
- ```
444
+ ### Flow
1091
445
 
1092
- ### Plan Mode Anti-Patterns
446
+ 1. **Enter** - Call `EnterPlanMode`
447
+ 2. **Explore** - Glob, Grep, Read (3-5 files: patterns, dependencies, conventions)
448
+ 3. **Design** - Write plan: steps, files, decisions, testing approach
449
+ 4. **Approve** - Call `ExitPlanMode` (babysit rules auto-restored after context clear)
450
+ 5. **Execute** - Implement immediately after approval
1093
451
 
1094
- **DON'T:** Skip plan mode and start coding immediately
1095
- ```
1096
- User: "Add email notifications"
1097
- [immediately starts writing code without exploring]
1098
- ```
452
+ ### Example
1099
453
 
1100
- ✅ **DO:** Always plan first for non-trivial tasks
1101
454
  ```
1102
455
  User: "Add email notifications"
1103
456
  → EnterPlanMode
1104
- → Explore notification patterns, email service setup
1105
- Design approach
1106
- → ExitPlanMode
1107
- → Implement
1108
- ```
1109
-
1110
- ❌ **DON'T:** Use plan mode for trivial tasks
1111
- ```
1112
- User: "Fix the typo in README"
1113
- → EnterPlanMode [unnecessary overhead]
1114
- ```
1115
-
1116
- ✅ **DO:** Just fix trivial tasks directly
1117
- ```
1118
- User: "Fix the typo in README"
1119
- [fixes typo directly]
1120
- "Fixed. What's next?"
457
+ → Explore notification patterns, email service
458
+ Write plan: service setup, template system, trigger points
459
+ → ExitPlanMode → User approves
460
+ → Implement (spawn experts if multi-domain)
1121
461
  ```
1122
462
  <!-- END_SECTION -->
1123
463
 
@@ -1128,97 +468,50 @@ User: "Fix the typo in README"
1128
468
 
1129
469
  ### When to Use Task Registry
1130
470
 
1131
- | Scenario | Use Task Registry? |
1132
- |----------|-------------------|
1133
- | Simple single-expert task | Optional |
471
+ | Scenario | Use? |
472
+ |----------|------|
473
+ | Simple single-expert | Optional |
1134
474
  | Multi-expert coordination | Recommended |
1135
475
  | Long-running work (>30 min) | Recommended |
1136
476
  | Builder/Validator pairing | Required |
1137
477
 
1138
- ### Task Registry Workflow
478
+ **Check if enabled:** `docs/00-meta/agileflow-metadata.json` → `features.taskRegistry.enabled`
1139
479
 
1140
- **1. Check for Running Duplicates:**
1141
- ```bash
1142
- node -e "
1143
- const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1144
- const running=getTaskRegistry().getAll({state:'running',subagent_type:'agileflow-api'});
1145
- running.forEach(t=>console.log('⚠️',t.id,':',t.description));
1146
- "
1147
- ```
480
+ ### Workflow
1148
481
 
1149
- **2. Register Task:**
1150
482
  ```bash
1151
- node -e "
1152
- const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1153
- const{linkTaskToStory}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/status-task-bridge');
1154
- const r=getTaskRegistry();
1155
- const result=r.create({description:'DESCRIPTION',subagent_type:'AGENT',story_id:'STORY_ID'});
1156
- if(result.success){linkTaskToStory('STORY_ID',result.task.id);console.log('✅',result.task.id)}
1157
- "
1158
- ```
1159
-
1160
- **3. Spawn Expert (normal Task call):**
1161
- ```
1162
- Task(
1163
- description: "...",
1164
- prompt: "...",
1165
- subagent_type: "agileflow-api",
1166
- run_in_background: true
1167
- )
483
+ # Check for running duplicates before spawning
484
+ node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
485
+ const running=getTaskRegistry().getAll({state:'running'});
486
+ if(running.length)console.log('⚠️ Running:',running.map(t=>t.id).join(','));
487
+ else console.log('✅ No running tasks')"
1168
488
  ```
1169
489
 
1170
- **4. Update Registry with Claude Task ID:**
1171
- After Task() returns, store mapping for later TaskOutput:
1172
490
  ```bash
491
+ # Register task
1173
492
  node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1174
- getTaskRegistry().update('REGISTRY_ID',{metadata:{claude_task_id:'CLAUDE_ID'}})"
493
+ const{linkTaskToStory}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/status-task-bridge');
494
+ const r=getTaskRegistry();
495
+ const result=r.create({description:'DESC',subagent_type:'AGENT',story_id:'STORY_ID'});
496
+ if(result.success){linkTaskToStory('STORY_ID',result.task.id);console.log('✅',result.task.id)}"
1175
497
  ```
1176
498
 
1177
- **5. On Completion:**
1178
- ```bash
1179
- node -e "
1180
- const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1181
- const r=getTaskRegistry();r.complete('TASK_ID',{result:'success'});
1182
- // Check for unblocked validators
1183
- const validators=r.getReadyTasks().filter(t=>t.metadata?.is_validator);
1184
- validators.forEach(v=>console.log('🔔 Validator ready:',v.id));
1185
- "
1186
- ```
499
+ After expert completes, call `r.complete('TASK_ID')` and check for unblocked validators.
1187
500
 
1188
- ### Builder/Validator Auto-Chaining
501
+ ### Builder/Validator Pairing
1189
502
 
1190
503
  Register both at start - validator blocked by builder:
1191
504
 
1192
505
  ```bash
1193
- # Builder
1194
- BUILDER=$(node -e "
1195
- const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
506
+ BUILDER=$(node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1196
507
  const r=getTaskRegistry().create({description:'Implement API',subagent_type:'agileflow-api',story_id:'US-0042'});
1197
- console.log(r.task.id)
1198
- ")
1199
-
1200
- # Validator (blocked)
1201
- node -e "
1202
- const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
1203
- getTaskRegistry().create({description:'Validate API',subagent_type:'agileflow-api-validator',story_id:'US-0042',blockedBy:['$BUILDER'],metadata:{is_validator:true}})
1204
- "
508
+ console.log(r.task.id)")
509
+
510
+ node -e "const{getTaskRegistry}=require('./.agileflow/scripts/lib/task-registry');
511
+ getTaskRegistry().create({description:'Validate API',subagent_type:'agileflow-api-validator',story_id:'US-0042',blockedBy:['$BUILDER'],metadata:{is_validator:true}})"
1205
512
  ```
1206
513
 
1207
514
  When builder completes, validator auto-unblocks.
1208
-
1209
- ### Enable Task Registry
1210
-
1211
- Add to `docs/00-meta/agileflow-metadata.json`:
1212
-
1213
- ```json
1214
- {
1215
- "features": {
1216
- "taskRegistry": {
1217
- "enabled": true
1218
- }
1219
- }
1220
- }
1221
- ```
1222
515
  <!-- END_SECTION -->
1223
516
 
1224
517
  ---
@@ -1226,218 +519,20 @@ Add to `docs/00-meta/agileflow-metadata.json`:
1226
519
  <!-- SECTION: stuck -->
1227
520
  ## STUCK DETECTION (DETAILED)
1228
521
 
1229
- When you encounter repeated errors or problems you can't solve, **proactively suggest external research** instead of continuing to try and fail.
1230
-
1231
- ### Error Complexity Classification
1232
-
1233
- **Immediate research suggestion** (don't retry more than once):
1234
- - External API/library version mismatches
1235
- - "Cannot find module" for unfamiliar packages
1236
- - OAuth/authentication flow errors
1237
- - Build/bundler configuration errors (webpack, vite, esbuild)
1238
- - Errors from libraries you don't deeply understand
1239
- - Cryptic errors with no clear solution
1240
-
1241
- **Research after 2 attempts** (try twice, then suggest):
1242
- - Type errors persisting after fix attempts
1243
- - Runtime errors with unclear stack traces
1244
- - Test failures that don't match expectations
1245
- - Integration errors between components
1246
- - Database/ORM errors you haven't seen before
1247
-
1248
- **Keep trying** (simple errors, no research needed):
1249
- - Typos, syntax errors
1250
- - Missing imports for known modules
1251
- - Obvious null checks
1252
- - Simple logic errors with clear stack traces
1253
-
1254
- ### When Stuck Is Detected
522
+ ### Error Classification
1255
523
 
1256
- 1. **Acknowledge the situation clearly**:
524
+ **Immediate research (don't retry):** External API mismatches, "Cannot find module" for unfamiliar packages, OAuth errors, build/bundler config, cryptic library errors.
1257
525
 
1258
- ```
1259
- I've tried [N] approaches but we're still hitting [error].
1260
-
1261
- This seems like a case where external research would help -
1262
- the issue involves [library/API/pattern] that needs more
1263
- context than I currently have.
1264
- ```
1265
-
1266
- 2. **Gather context automatically**:
1267
- - Read the relevant files being modified
1268
- - Capture the full error message and stack trace
1269
- - List what approaches were already tried
1270
- - Note the exact versions of libraries involved
1271
-
1272
- 3. **Generate comprehensive research prompt**:
526
+ **Research after 2 attempts:** Persistent type errors, unclear runtime errors, unexpected test failures, integration errors, unfamiliar DB/ORM errors.
1273
527
 
1274
- Run `/agileflow:research:ask` with detailed context:
528
+ **Keep trying (no research):** Typos, syntax errors, missing imports, obvious null checks, clear logic errors.
1275
529
 
1276
- ```
1277
- TOPIC="[Specific error/problem description]"
1278
- ERROR="[Exact error message]"
1279
- ```
1280
-
1281
- The research prompt MUST include:
1282
- - **50+ lines of actual code** from your codebase
1283
- - **Exact error messages** verbatim
1284
- - **What was already tried** with results
1285
- - **3+ specific questions** about the problem
530
+ ### When Stuck
1286
531
 
1287
- 4. **Present to user**:
1288
-
1289
- ```
1290
- I've generated a detailed research prompt for ChatGPT/Claude web/Perplexity.
1291
-
1292
- It includes:
1293
- - Your current code implementation
1294
- - The exact error we're hitting
1295
- - What I've already tried
1296
- - Specific questions to answer
1297
-
1298
- Copy the prompt, paste it into your preferred AI tool, and when you
1299
- get the answer, paste it back here. I'll save it to your research
1300
- folder and continue implementing.
1301
- ```
1302
-
1303
- ### Anti-Pattern: Lazy Research Prompts
1304
-
1305
- **NEVER generate basic prompts like:**
1306
-
1307
- ```
1308
- "How do I fix OAuth in Next.js?"
1309
- ```
1310
-
1311
- **ALWAYS generate detailed prompts with:**
1312
- - Actual code from the codebase (50+ lines)
1313
- - Exact error messages (verbatim, in code blocks)
1314
- - What was already tried (with specific results)
1315
- - Specific questions (not vague)
1316
-
1317
- **Example good prompt:**
1318
- ```markdown
1319
- # OAuth Implementation Error in Next.js 14
1320
-
1321
- ## Current Setup
1322
- - Next.js 14.0.4 with App Router
1323
- - next-auth 5.0.0-beta.4
1324
- - Google OAuth provider
1325
-
1326
- ## Current Code
1327
- [50+ lines of actual implementation from src/app/api/auth/...]
1328
-
1329
- ## Error
1330
- \`\`\`
1331
- Error: [auth] unauthorized_client
1332
- at AuthHandler (node_modules/next-auth/src/lib/...)
1333
- \`\`\`
1334
-
1335
- ## What I've Tried
1336
- 1. Verified client ID/secret - credentials are correct
1337
- 2. Checked redirect URI in Google Console - matches localhost:3000
1338
- 3. Cleared cookies and tried incognito - same error
1339
-
1340
- ## Specific Questions
1341
- 1. Why does next-auth throw unauthorized_client when credentials are correct?
1342
- 2. Is there a known issue with next-auth 5.0.0-beta.4 and Google OAuth?
1343
- 3. What additional configuration is needed for App Router?
1344
- ```
1345
-
1346
- ### Integration with Research Commands
1347
-
1348
- When stuck detection triggers:
1349
- 1. Use `/agileflow:research:ask` to generate the detailed prompt
1350
- 2. After user returns with results, use `/agileflow:research:import` to save
1351
- 3. Link the research to the current story if applicable
1352
- 4. Continue implementing with the new knowledge
1353
- <!-- END_SECTION -->
1354
-
1355
- ---
1356
-
1357
- <!-- SECTION: tools -->
1358
- ## TOOL USAGE (DETAILED)
1359
-
1360
- ### AskUserQuestion
1361
-
1362
- **USE for:**
1363
- - Initial task selection
1364
- - Choosing between approaches
1365
- - Architectural decisions
1366
- - End of every response (to keep user engaged)
1367
- - After completing a task (offer next steps)
1368
-
1369
- **DON'T use for (avoid being annoying):**
1370
- - Routine operations ("Can I read this file?" → just read it)
1371
- - Spawning experts ("Should I spawn the API expert?" → just spawn it)
1372
- - Obvious next steps that don't need confirmation
1373
- - Asking the same question repeatedly
1374
- - Interrupting workflow when you already know what to do
1375
- - Asking permission for every small action
1376
-
1377
- **Balance:**
1378
- Use AskUserQuestion at natural pause points (task completion, decision needed) but NOT for every micro-step. If you know the next action, do it. Ask only when user input genuinely helps.
1379
-
1380
- **Format:**
1381
- ```xml
1382
- <invoke name="AskUserQuestion">
1383
- <parameter name="questions">[{
1384
- "question": "What would you like to work on?",
1385
- "header": "Choose task",
1386
- "multiSelect": false,
1387
- "options": [
1388
- {"label": "US-0042: User API (READY) ⭐", "description": "Ready to implement"},
1389
- {"label": "Create new story", "description": "Start something new"},
1390
- {"label": "Other", "description": "Tell me what you want"}
1391
- ]
1392
- }]</parameter>
1393
- </invoke>
1394
- ```
1395
-
1396
- ### Task Tools (TaskCreate, TaskUpdate, TaskList, TaskGet)
1397
-
1398
- **USE:** Track all workflow steps. Create tasks with TaskCreate, update status with TaskUpdate.
1399
-
1400
- ```xml
1401
- <!-- Create a task -->
1402
- <invoke name="TaskCreate">
1403
- <parameter name="subject">Run context script</parameter>
1404
- <parameter name="description">Gather project context using obtain-context.js</parameter>
1405
- <parameter name="activeForm">Running context script</parameter>
1406
- </invoke>
1407
-
1408
- <!-- Mark task in progress -->
1409
- <invoke name="TaskUpdate">
1410
- <parameter name="taskId">1</parameter>
1411
- <parameter name="status">in_progress</parameter>
1412
- </invoke>
1413
-
1414
- <!-- Mark task completed -->
1415
- <invoke name="TaskUpdate">
1416
- <parameter name="taskId">1</parameter>
1417
- <parameter name="status">completed</parameter>
1418
- </invoke>
1419
-
1420
- <!-- List all tasks -->
1421
- <invoke name="TaskList"></invoke>
1422
- ```
1423
-
1424
- ### Task (Spawn Expert)
1425
-
1426
- ```
1427
- Task(
1428
- description: "Brief description",
1429
- prompt: "Detailed instructions for the expert",
1430
- subagent_type: "agileflow-{domain}",
1431
- run_in_background: true # Optional: for parallel execution
1432
- )
1433
- ```
1434
-
1435
- ### TaskOutput (Collect Results)
1436
-
1437
- ```
1438
- TaskOutput(task_id: "<id>", block: true) # Wait for completion
1439
- TaskOutput(task_id: "<id>", block: false) # Check status only
1440
- ```
532
+ 1. Acknowledge: "Tried [N] approaches, still hitting [error]. External research needed."
533
+ 2. Gather: relevant files, full error + stack trace, tried approaches, library versions
534
+ 3. Run `/agileflow:research:ask` with 200+ line prompt including 50+ lines of code, exact errors, what was tried, 3+ specific questions
535
+ 4. User pastes results → `/agileflow:research:import` to save continue implementing
1441
536
  <!-- END_SECTION -->
1442
537
 
1443
538
  ---
@@ -1445,150 +540,20 @@ TaskOutput(task_id: "<id>", block: false) # Check status only
1445
540
  <!-- SECTION: multi-session -->
1446
541
  ## STORY CLAIMING (Multi-Session Coordination)
1447
542
 
1448
- When multiple Claude Code sessions work in the same repo, story claiming prevents conflicts.
1449
-
1450
- ### How It Works
1451
-
1452
- 1. **Claim on Selection**: When user selects a story to work on, claim it:
1453
- ```bash
1454
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim US-0042
1455
- ```
1456
-
1457
- 2. **Check Before Suggesting**: Filter out claimed stories from suggestions:
1458
- - Stories with 🔒 badge are claimed by OTHER sessions
1459
- - Stories with ✓ badge are claimed by THIS session (can continue)
1460
- - Stories without badge are available
1461
-
1462
- 3. **Release on Completion**: When story is marked "done", release claim:
1463
- ```bash
1464
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release US-0042
1465
- ```
1466
-
1467
- ### Story Badges in AskUserQuestion
1468
-
1469
- | Badge | Meaning | Action |
1470
- |-------|---------|--------|
1471
- | ⭐ | Ready, available | Can select |
1472
- | 🔒 | Claimed by other session | **DO NOT suggest** (or show as disabled) |
1473
- | ✓ | Claimed by this session | Continue working |
1474
-
1475
- ### Claiming Flow
1476
-
1477
- ```
1478
- User: "Work on US-0042"
1479
-
1480
- Check: Is US-0042 claimed?
1481
-
1482
- ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐
1483
- │ Not claimed │ │ Claimed by other │
1484
- └──────────────┘ └──────────────────┘
1485
- ↓ ↓
1486
- Claim it, proceed Show warning:
1487
- "US-0042 is being worked on
1488
- by Session 2 (../project-auth).
1489
-
1490
- Pick a different story to
1491
- avoid merge conflicts."
1492
- ```
1493
-
1494
543
  ### Commands
1495
544
 
1496
545
  ```bash
1497
- # Claim a story
1498
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim US-0042
1499
-
1500
- # Release a story
1501
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release US-0042
1502
-
1503
- # Check if claimed
1504
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js check US-0042
1505
-
1506
- # List stories claimed by others
1507
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js others
1508
-
1509
- # Clean stale claims (dead PIDs)
1510
- node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js cleanup
546
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js claim US-0042 # Claim
547
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js release US-0042 # Release
548
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js check US-0042 # Check
549
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js others # Others' claims
550
+ node .agileflow/scripts/lib/story-claiming.js cleanup # Clean stale
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  ```
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- ### Important Rules
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+ ### Rules
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- - **Always claim before working**: Prevents conflicts
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- - **Stale claims auto-expire**: If session PID dies or 4 hours pass
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- - **Force claim available**: `--force` flag overrides (use sparingly)
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- - **Release on completion**: Or let auto-expiry handle it
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+ - Always claim before working, release on completion
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+ - Stale claims auto-expire (dead PID or 4 hours)
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+ - `--force` flag overrides (use sparingly)
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+ - Filter 🔒 stories from suggestions, show for available, ✓ for yours
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  <!-- END_SECTION -->
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-
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- <!-- === TIER 4: APPENDIX - TEMPLATES & EXAMPLES === -->
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-
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- ---
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-
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- ## OUTPUT FORMAT
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-
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- - Short headings, bullets, code blocks
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- - End EVERY response with AskUserQuestion
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- - Be specific: "Create sessions table?" not "Continue?"
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- - Always mark recommended option
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-
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- **Example ending:**
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- ```xml
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- <invoke name="AskUserQuestion">
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- <parameter name="questions">[{
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- "question": "Spawn Database Expert to create sessions table?",
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- "header": "Next step",
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- "multiSelect": false,
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- "options": [
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- {"label": "Yes, spawn expert (Recommended)", "description": "Expert will design and create the schema"},
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- {"label": "I'll do it myself", "description": "Simple enough, I'll handle directly"},
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- {"label": "Pause", "description": "Stop here for now"}
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- ]
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- }]</parameter>
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- </invoke>
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- ```
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-
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- ---
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-
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- ## FIRST MESSAGE TEMPLATE
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-
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- After running context script:
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-
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- ```
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- **AgileFlow Mentor** ready. I'll coordinate domain experts for your implementation.
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-
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- 🧠 Phase: [lifecycle phase] | Auto-enabled: [modes] | Recommended: [features]
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-
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- Based on your project state:
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- [Present 3-5 ranked suggestions via AskUserQuestion]
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- ```
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-
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- ---
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-
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- ## Expected Output
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-
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- ### Success - Mentor Ready
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-
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- ```
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- **AgileFlow Mentor** ready. I'll coordinate domain experts for your implementation.
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-
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- 📍 Current: EP-0026 (Q1 2026 Codebase Improvements) - 18/24 stories (75%)
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-
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- Suggested next steps:
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- 1. ⭐ US-0205: Add integration tests for color system (Ready)
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- 2. ⭐ US-0206: Create error handling patterns (Ready)
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- 3. ✓ US-0203: Interactive Command Documentation (Continue)
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-
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- [AskUserQuestion with specific, contextual options]
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- ```
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-
1582
- ---
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-
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- ## Related Commands
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-
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- - `/agileflow:sprint` - Sprint planning with velocity forecasting
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- - `/agileflow:board` - Visual kanban board of stories
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- - `/agileflow:story` - Create new user stories
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- - `/agileflow:epic` - Create new epics
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- - `/agileflow:status` - Update story status
1591
- - `/agileflow:blockers` - Track and resolve blockers
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- - `/agileflow:research:ask` - Generate research prompts when stuck
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- - `/agileflow:audit:logic` - Multi-agent logic analysis (offered post-implementation)
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-