brain-dev 1.0.0 → 1.0.1

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@@ -78,14 +78,24 @@ function stepQuestions(brainDir, rootDir) {
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  };
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+ const detectionSummary = detection.type === 'brownfield'
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+ ? `Brain detected your existing ${detection.summary}.`
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+ : 'No existing code detected — starting fresh.';
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+
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  const humanText = [
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- '[brain] New project setup - detecting project...',
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- detection.type === 'brownfield'
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- ? `[brain] Detected existing project: ${detection.summary}`
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- : '[brain] No existing code detected starting fresh',
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+ `[brain] ${detectionSummary}`,
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+ '',
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+ 'IMPORTANT: Use the AskUserQuestion tool NOW to ask the user what they want to do.',
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+ 'Do NOT print the options as text. Use AskUserQuestion with these exact parameters:',
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+ '',
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+ ` question: "${detectionSummary} What do you want to do?"`,
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+ ' options:',
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+ ' - "Story — Start a story (multi-phase feature or milestone)"',
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+ ' - "Task — Work on a specific task"',
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+ ' - "Quick — Quick fix or small change"',
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  '',
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- 'Ask the user the goal question, then run:',
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- 'brain-dev new-project --answers \'{"goal":"...","name":"..."}\''
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+ 'After the user selects, run:',
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+ ' npx brain-dev new-project --answers \'{"goal":"story|task|quick","name":"ProjectName"}\''
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  ];
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  const result = {
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  detection,
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  question,
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  mapperInstructions,
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- instruction: 'Ask the user this question, then run: brain-dev new-project --answers \'{"goal":"...","name":"..."}\''
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+ tool: 'AskUserQuestion',
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+ askUserQuestion: {
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+ question: `${detectionSummary} What do you want to do?`,
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+ options: [
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+ 'Story — Start a story (multi-phase feature or milestone)',
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+ 'Task — Work on a specific task',
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+ 'Quick — Quick fix or small change'
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+ ]
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+ },
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+ instruction: 'Use the AskUserQuestion tool with the askUserQuestion parameters above. Do NOT show options as text.'
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  };
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  output(result, humanText.join('\n'));
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  ---
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  name: brain:new-project
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- description: Initialize a new project with guided questioning
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+ description: Detect project, map codebase, and choose next step
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  allowed-tools:
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  - Read
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  - Write
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- - Edit
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- - Glob
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- - Grep
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  - Bash
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- - Task
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  - AskUserQuestion
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  ---
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  <objective>
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- Start a new brain project through interactive questioning to establish scope, goals, and initial roadmap.
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- Creates PROJECT.md, REQUIREMENTS.md, and ROADMAP.md with the gathered context.
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+ Set up Brain for an existing or new project. Detects your stack, maps the codebase, then asks what you want to do next.
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  </objective>
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- <context>
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- No arguments required. The CLI handles interactive setup.
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- </context>
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  <process>
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- 1. Run the brain CLI to start the guided project creation flow:
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+ 1. Run the detection:
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  ```bash
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  npx brain-dev new-project
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  ```
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- 2. The CLI auto-detects whether this is a new or existing project:
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- - **New project (greenfield):** Asks vision-first questions about what you want to build
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- - **Existing project (brownfield):** Analyzes the codebase first, then asks context-aware questions about what to add/change. Also spawns mapper agents to deeply analyze the existing stack and architecture.
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+ 2. Read the CLI output. It will contain project detection results (stack, type, sibling projects).
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+ 3. IMPORTANT: Use the **AskUserQuestion** tool to present the goal question to the user. Format:
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+ ```
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+ Use AskUserQuestion with these parameters:
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+ - question: The detection summary + "What do you want to do?"
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+ - options: ["Story — Start a story (multi-phase feature or milestone)", "Task — Work on a specific task", "Quick — Quick fix or small change"]
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+ ```
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+ The user will select one of the options via the interactive UI at the bottom of the screen.
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- 3. Follow the interactive prompts and provide answers via AskUserQuestion.
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+ 4. After the user selects, run the finalize step with their choice:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx brain-dev new-project --answers '{"goal":"story","name":"ProjectName"}'
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+ ```
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- 4. Review the generated files: PROJECT.md, REQUIREMENTS.md, and ROADMAP.md. Confirm the project structure looks correct.
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+ Replace `"story"` with `"task"` or `"quick"` based on what the user selected.
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+ Replace `"ProjectName"` with the project name (use the detected framework name or ask).
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- 5. **Next step:** Run `/brain:discuss 1` to capture implementation decisions for the first phase.
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+ 5. The CLI will set up the project and suggest the next command:
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+ - Story → `/brain:story "v1.0 Feature title"`
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+ - Task → `/brain:new-task "description"`
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+ - Quick → `/brain:quick "description"`
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  </process>
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "brain-dev",
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- "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "version": "1.0.1",
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  "description": "AI-powered development workflow orchestrator",
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  "author": "halilcosdu",
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  "license": "MIT",