azrole 3.0.0

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+ I want to build a project. Here's my idea:
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ Orchestrator — analyze this project idea, detect the tech stack, scan my current
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+ environment level (0-10), then build everything I need progressively:
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+ CLAUDE.md, MCP config, skills, commands, memory system, and specialized dev agents.
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+ Show me progress at each level and what was created when done.
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+ If the project idea above is blank or empty, ask me: "What do you want to build? Give me your idea and the technologies you want to use."
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+ If no tech stack was mentioned above, ask me ONE question: "What technologies do you want to use?"
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+ Use the orchestrator agent to run an evolution cycle on my development environment.
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+ Find gaps in my agents, skills, commands, and memory. Fix what's weak.
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+ Show me the before/after score.
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+ Explain this to me like I'm not a developer:
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ Rules:
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+ - Use simple, everyday language — no jargon
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+ - If I pasted code, explain what it does step by step
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+ - If I pasted an error, explain what went wrong and how to fix it
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+ - If I named a file or folder, read it and explain what it's for
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+ - If I asked a concept question, explain it with an analogy
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+ - Keep it short — 2-3 paragraphs max unless I ask for more detail
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+ If nothing was provided above, ask: "What would you like me to explain? You can paste code, an error message, a file name, or ask about any concept."
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+ Something is broken. Here's what I see:
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ Find the bug, fix it, and explain what went wrong in plain English.
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+ Steps:
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+ 1. Read the error message or description above
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+ 2. Search the codebase for the relevant files
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+ 3. Identify the root cause
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+ 4. Fix it
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+ 5. Verify the fix works (run the app/tests if possible)
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+ 6. Explain what happened and what you changed — assume I'm not a developer
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+ If no error or description was provided above, ask: "What's going wrong? Paste the error or describe what you expected to happen."
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+ Use the orchestrator agent to scan my current Claude Code environment.
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+ Show me what level I'm at (0-10), what I have, what I'm missing.
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+ Then offer to build the next level for me.
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+ Scan my existing project and build the AI coding environment for it.
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+ Orchestrator — this is an EXISTING project with code already written. Do NOT ask what I want to build. Instead:
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+ 1. Scan the current directory thoroughly:
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+ - Read package.json, pyproject.toml, requirements.txt, Cargo.toml, go.mod, etc.
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+ - Look at the directory structure to understand the architecture
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+ - Read any existing project rules file (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, .cursorrules)
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+ - Check for existing config dirs (.claude/, .gemini/, .opencode/, .codex/, .cursor/)
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+ - Identify the tech stack, frameworks, and patterns from actual code
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+ 2. Run the environment scanner to detect my current level (0-10)
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+ 3. Build everything I'm missing up to Level 5:
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+ - Project rules file based on what actually exists in the codebase
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+ - MCP servers for the detected technologies
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+ - Skills based on the actual patterns found in the code
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+ - Memory system with a real codebase map
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+ - Specialized agents matched to the actual directory structure
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+ 4. Show me what was detected and what was built
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+ If $ARGUMENTS is provided, use it as additional context about the project.
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+ Otherwise, figure everything out from the code.
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ Save my work and push it to GitHub.
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+ Steps:
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+ 1. Run `git status` to see what changed
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+ 2. If this isn't a git repo yet, run `git init` and create an initial commit
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+ 3. Stage all changed files (but NEVER stage .env, credentials, secrets, or API keys)
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+ 4. Generate a clear commit message describing what changed
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+ 5. Commit the changes
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+ 6. If a remote is set up, push to the current branch
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+ 7. If no remote exists, tell me how to connect to GitHub
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+ Show me a summary of what was shipped.
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+ If there are no changes to ship, say: "Nothing to ship — your code is already up to date."
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+ Give me a quick overview of my project right now.
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+ Check and report:
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+ 1. **Project health** — does the app run? Any obvious errors?
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+ - Try to detect the start command (package.json scripts, pyproject.toml, Makefile, etc.)
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+ - Check for common issues (missing dependencies, env vars, config files)
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+ 2. **What's changed** — run `git status` and `git diff --stat` to show recent changes
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+ 3. **Current level** — if .devteam/blueprint.json exists, scan the Claude Code environment level (0-10)
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+ 4. **Next steps** — based on what you see, suggest 2-3 things I could work on next
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+ Keep the output short and visual. Use checkmarks and X marks. No walls of text.