ai-workflow-init 6.6.1 → 7.1.0

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- name: beads-status
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- description: Shows epic progress overview with task status, dependencies, and metrics.
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- ## Goal
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- Display a comprehensive overview of the current epic's progress, including task status, dependency graph, and completion metrics.
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- ## Workflow Alignment
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- - Provide clear, visual progress reporting.
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- - Show actionable information (what's ready, what's blocked).
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- - Quick command for status checks without claiming tasks.
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- ---
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- ## Step 1: Determine Which Epic to Show
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- ### Option A: Current Epic Context Exists
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- **Read:** `.beads/current-epic.json`
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- If exists:
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- - Use epic_id from context
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- - Proceed to Step 2
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- ### Option B: No Current Context
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- **Run:** `bd list --type epic --json`
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- If single epic exists:
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- - Use that epic automatically
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- If multiple epics exist:
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- ```
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- AskUserQuestion(questions=[{
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- question: "Which epic would you like to see status for?",
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- header: "Select Epic",
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- options: [
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- { label: "{epic-1-id}: {title}", description: "{X}/{Y} tasks complete" },
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- { label: "{epic-2-id}: {title}", description: "{X}/{Y} tasks complete" },
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- { label: "Show all epics", description: "Overview of all epics" }
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- ],
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- multiSelect: false
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- }])
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- ```
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- If no epics exist:
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- ```
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- No epics found.
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- To create an epic:
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- /beads-breakdown "feature description"
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- /beads-breakdown @docs/ai/requirements/req-xxx.md
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- ```
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- ## Step 2: Load Epic Data
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- ### 2a: Get Epic Details
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- **Run:** `bd show {epic-id} --json`
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- Extract:
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- - Epic title, description
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- - Creation date
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- - Total tasks count
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- ### 2b: Get All Tasks
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- **Run:** `bd list --parent {epic-id} --json`
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- For each task, extract:
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- - Task ID, title, priority
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- - Status (open, in_progress, closed)
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- - Blocked by (dependencies)
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- - Assignee (if any)
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- ### 2c: Load Epic Plan (if exists)
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- **Read:** `docs/ai/planning/epic-{name}.md`
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- If exists:
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- - Extract task-to-plan-doc mapping from Task Breakdown table
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- - Note any architectural updates
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- ---
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- ## Step 3: Calculate Metrics
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- ```javascript
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- // Metrics calculation
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- const total = tasks.length;
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- const closed = tasks.filter(t => t.status === 'closed').length;
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- const inProgress = tasks.filter(t => t.status === 'in_progress').length;
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- const open = tasks.filter(t => t.status === 'open').length;
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- const ready = tasks.filter(t => t.status === 'open' && t.blockedBy.length === 0).length;
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- const blocked = tasks.filter(t => t.status === 'open' && t.blockedBy.length > 0).length;
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- const completionPercent = Math.round((closed / total) * 100);
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- ```
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- ## Step 4: Display Status Report
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- ```
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- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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- EPIC STATUS: {epic-id}
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- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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- 📋 {Epic Title}
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- {If epic plan exists:}
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- 📄 Epic Plan: docs/ai/planning/epic-{name}.md
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- {If requirement exists:}
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- 📝 Requirement: docs/ai/requirements/req-{name}.md
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- PROGRESS
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- [████████████░░░░░░░░] {completionPercent}% Complete
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- ✅ Completed: {closed}/{total} tasks
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- 🔄 In Progress: {inProgress} tasks
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- 📋 Open: {open} tasks
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- ├─ Ready: {ready} tasks
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- └─ Blocked: {blocked} tasks
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- TASK LIST
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- {Group by status:}
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- ✅ COMPLETED ({closed})
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- {For each closed task:}
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- ✓ {task-id} "{title}"
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- └─ Plan: {plan-doc or "N/A"}
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- 🔄 IN PROGRESS ({inProgress})
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- {For each in_progress task:}
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- → {task-id} "{title}" (P{n})
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- ├─ Plan: {plan-doc or "Not created"}
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- └─ Blocks: {list of dependent tasks or "None"}
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- 📋 READY ({ready})
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- {For each ready task:}
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- ○ {task-id} "{title}" (P{n})
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- 🚫 BLOCKED ({blocked})
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- {For each blocked task:}
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- ✗ {task-id} "{title}" (P{n})
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- └─ Waiting for: {blocker-id} "{blocker-title}"
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- DEPENDENCY GRAPH
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- {ASCII dependency graph}
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- ✅ = completed, → = in_progress, ○ = ready, ✗ = blocked
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- Example:
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- ✅ bd-auth.1 ──────────────────────┐
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- ○ bd-auth.3 ───▶ → bd-auth.2 ───▶ ✗ bd-auth.4
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- └──────▶ ✗ bd-auth.5
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- NEXT ACTIONS
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- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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- {Based on current state:}
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- {If in_progress exists:}
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- Continue current work:
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- /execute-plan → Resume {in-progress-task-id}
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- /beads-done → Complete {in-progress-task-id}
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- {If ready tasks exist:}
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- Start new task:
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- /beads-next → Claim from {ready} ready tasks
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- {If all blocked:}
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- Unblock tasks:
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- Review blocked tasks and their dependencies
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- Complete blocking tasks first
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- {If all complete:}
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- 🎉 Epic complete! Close with:
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- bd close {epic-id} --reason "All tasks complete"
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- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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- ```
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- ## Step 5: Optional Details
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- If user wants more details:
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- ```
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- AskUserQuestion(questions=[{
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- question: "Would you like more details?",
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- header: "Details",
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- options: [
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- { label: "View specific task", description: "Show full details of a task" },
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- { label: "View epic plan", description: "Open the epic plan document" },
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- { label: "Refresh status", description: "Reload latest status from Beads" },
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- { label: "Done", description: "Exit status view" }
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- ],
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- multiSelect: false
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- }])
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## Notes
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- - **Quick overview**: Designed for fast status checks
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- - **Visual progress**: Progress bar makes completion visible at a glance
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- - **Actionable**: Always shows what can be done next
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- - **Dependency awareness**: Shows blocking relationships clearly
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- ### Progress Bar Legend
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- ```
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- [████████████░░░░░░░░] 60%
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- └── Filled = Completed
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- └── Empty = Remaining
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- ```
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- ### Status Icons
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- | Icon | Meaning |
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- |------|---------|
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- | ✅ / ✓ | Completed |
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- | 🔄 / → | In Progress |
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- | 📋 / ○ | Ready (open, not blocked) |
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- | 🚫 / ✗ | Blocked |
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- name: init-chat
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- description: Initializes chat by loading and aligning to AGENTS.md project rules.
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- ## Goal
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- Initialize a new chat by loading and aligning to `CLAUDE.md` so the AI agent consistently follows project rules (workflow, tooling, communication, language mirroring) from the first message.
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- ## What this command does
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- 1. Read `CLAUDE.md` and extract the actionable rules.
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- 2. Summarize responsibilities and constraints the agent must follow in this session.
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- 3. Confirm language-mirroring: respond in the user's chat language; default to English if the user's language is unclear or ambiguous.
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- 4. Acknowledge the 4-phase workflow and TODO discipline for future commands.
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- ## Steps
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- 1. Open and read `CLAUDE.md` (project root).
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- 2. Read `docs/ai/project/CODE_CONVENTIONS.md` and `docs/ai/project/PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md` if they exist in the repository.
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- 3. Produce a short confirmation in the chat including:
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- - Workflow alignment: Plan → Implement → Test → Review
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- - Tooling strategy: semantic search first; parallelize independent steps
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- - Communication: minimal Markdown; status updates; high-signal summaries; mirror user language (default English if unclear)
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- - Code presentation: code references for existing code; fenced blocks for new code
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- - TODO policy: create/update todos; keep only one `in_progress`
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- 4. If any section is missing or unclear, ask a single concise clarification question; otherwise proceed silently in future commands.
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- ## Output format (concise)
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- - Use the language of the triggering user message (mirror). If ambiguous, use English.
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- - One short paragraph confirming alignment + a 4–6 bullet checklist of the above items.
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- - No code unless strictly needed.
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- ## Notes
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- - This command is idempotent—safe to re-run at the start of any chat.
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- - It does not modify existing files; it only sets expectations for subsequent commands.
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- name: modify-plan
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- description: Modify plan and code after implementation; support revert or apply new approach.
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- ## Goal
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- Modify a feature plan after partial/full implementation. Support reverting to a previous git state or applying new requirement changes with both code and documentation sync.
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- ## Prerequisites
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- - Feature name (kebab-case, e.g., `user-authentication`)
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- - Planning doc exists: `docs/ai/planning/feature-{name}.md`
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- - Git repo initialized (for tracking code state)
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- ## Workflow Alignment
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- - Provide brief status updates (1–3 sentences) before/after important actions.
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- - Update planning doc when making changes.
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- - Do NOT auto-commit; user reviews all changes before pushing.
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- ## Step 1: Load Current State
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- Ask for feature name (must be kebab-case).
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- Load and summarize:
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- 1. **Planning doc**: Current goal, scope, implementation phases, completion status
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- Display summary:
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- ```
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- Feature: user-authentication
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- Plan: Create user login + registration endpoints
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- Implementation Progress:
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- - Phase 1 (Database): Complete [x]
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- Files: src/db/schema.ts
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- - Phase 2 (API Endpoints): In Progress [3/4]
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- Files: src/api/users.ts, src/api/auth.ts
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- - Phase 3 (Frontend): Not Started [ ]
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- Files: src/components/Login.tsx
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- Total files touched: 4
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- ```
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- ## Step 2: Scope of Change (Q&A)
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- Ask user what's changing:
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- **1. Type of modification:**
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- a) Modify goal/scope (entire plan changes)
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- b) Modify specific phase(s) (tactical change)
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- c) Revert to previous approach (git reset)
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- d) Other (describe)
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- **2a. If modifying goal/scope:**
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- - What's the new goal/scope?
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- - How does it impact existing tasks?
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- **2b. If modifying specific phase(s):**
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- - Which phase(s)? (list by name)
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- - What requirement/approach is changing?
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- **2c. If reverting approach:**
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- - Show last 5 commits; ask which to revert to
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- - Or reset to specific phase (revert all code changes after phase X)?
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- ## Step 3: Apply Changes
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- ### Option A: Revert to Previous Git State
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- If user selects revert:
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- 1. **Identify affected files & changes**:
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- - Parse planning doc; list all files modified in affected phase(s)
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- - Show file list that needs reverting:
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- ```
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- - src/db/schema.ts (lines 10–30)
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- - tests/api.test.ts (delete entire file)
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- ```
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- - For MODIFIED files: show current state vs. target state (code snippets/line ranges)
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- - For DELETED files: ask user to delete manually
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- - Ask: "Ready to manually revert these files?"
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- - User manually reverts files (copy-paste old code back, undo in IDE, etc.)
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- - Update planning doc:
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- - Mark affected phases/tasks `[ ]` (reset to pending)
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- - Add "Modification History" entry:
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- ```
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- ## Modification History
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- ### Revert [Date]: {Reason}
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- - **Reverted phases**: Phase X, Y
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- - **Reason**: [user provided]
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- - **Files manually reverted**: [list]
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- - **Affected tasks reset**: [ ] Task 1, [ ] Task 2, ...
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- ```
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- 4. **Result**: Docs updated; tasks reset; ready to re-implement with new approach
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- ### Option B: Apply New Changes
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- - Update pseudo-code to match new approach
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- ```
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- ## Modification History
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- - **Affected phases**: Phase X, Y
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- - Update "Implementation Plan" section with new structure (files/logic outline)
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- - Ask: "Ready to re-implement with new approach?" (yes/no)
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- ## Step 4: Confirmation & Audit Trail
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- 2. **Git state** (files that will be changed)
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- Ask: **"Apply changes and update doc?"** (yes/no)
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- If **yes**:
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- ## Step 5: Next Actions
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- - If only pseudo-code/docs changed (no code revert needed): "Continue current phase with `/execute-plan`."
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- - If code changes needed (revert old approach + implement new): "Manually update code files first, then run `/execute-plan`."
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- ## Important Notes
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- - **Manual revert**: User manually reverts code files (no git reset); AI guides the process
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- - **Multi-feature safe**: Works when implementing multiple features simultaneously (selective revert possible)
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- - **Backward compatible**: Works with both phase-based and non-phase-based planning docs
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- - **Audit trail**: "Modification History" section preserves decision rationale and affected files
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- - **Idempotent**: Safe to re-run; modification history accumulates
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- - **Safe defaults**: Asks confirmation before any changes; user always has final say
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- ## Example Flow
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- ```
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- User: I want to modify plan
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- Agent: Load state, show summary
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- User: Revert Phase 2 (API Endpoints) - use different auth approach
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- Agent: Identify affected files (src/api/users.ts, src/api/auth.ts)
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- Show current state vs. target state (pseudo-code + old implementation)
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- Agent: (User manually copies old code back or undoes changes in IDE)
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- Run: /execute-plan
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- ```