cclaw-cli 0.7.1 → 0.8.0

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@@ -1069,6 +1069,143 @@ Escalate to the main review-army under the matching severity (Critical / Importa
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  - Only playing the hostile-user role and skipping operator + maintainer.
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  `;
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  }
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+ export function documentReviewSkill() {
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+ return `---
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+ name: document-review
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+ description: "Post-artifact scrub pass. Use after writing any cclaw artifact (brainstorm, scope, design, spec, plan, review, ship) and before asking the user for approval — catches placeholders, internal inconsistencies, dangling references, and vague language."
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+ ---
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+ # Document Review
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ > 1. Run against the **just-written artifact** before you ask the user to approve it.
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+ > 2. Walk the five lenses below. For each, produce either a concrete fix or the explicit string "no issues".
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+ > 3. Apply all fixes yourself in the same artifact — this skill is a scrub, not a checklist for the user.
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+ ## HARD-GATE
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+ Do NOT surface an artifact to the user for approval while **any** of the
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+ following are still present:
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+
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+ - Unresolved placeholders (\`TBD\`, \`TODO\`, \`<fill me>\`, empty table rows
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+ that the schema requires).
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+ - Broken cross-references (e.g. \`AC-12\` in spec when spec table only goes
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+ up to \`AC-8\`; \`R3\` referenced in a design decision when scope stops at \`R2\`).
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+ - Contradictions between sections of the same artifact (e.g. \`In Scope\`
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+ says X but \`Acceptance Criteria\` never mentions X).
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+ - Vague language where the stage requires observable / measurable
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+ statements (e.g. "fast", "simple", "seamless", "robust" without a metric).
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+ - Missing required sections declared by the stage's \`artifactValidation\`.
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+ If any of these remain, fix them first, then re-run this skill; only then
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+ ask for approval.
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+ ## When to Use
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/01-brainstorm.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/02-scope.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/03-design.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/04-spec.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/05-plan.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/07-review.md\`
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+ - Immediately after writing \`.cclaw/artifacts/08-ship.md\`
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+ - Whenever you regenerate an artifact after a Reclassification pass
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+ Do NOT run during \`06-tdd.md\` — the TDD artifact is append-only evidence;
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+ scrubbing risks destroying RED/GREEN history. Use \`Verification Before
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+ Completion\` in the TDD skill instead.
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+ ## Five Lenses
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+ ### 1. Placeholder Scrub
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+ Grep the artifact for: \`TBD\`, \`TODO\`, \`FIXME\`, \`<fill me>\`,
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+ \`<describe>\`, \`<owner>\`, \`N/A\` inside cells the schema marks as required,
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+ and empty first-row table cells that the template left blank.
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+ **Output:** each placeholder replaced with real content, or a line added
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+ explicitly stating "None — <reason>". Never leave a placeholder in a
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+ required section.
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+ ### 2. Cross-Reference Integrity
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+ - Every \`R#\` referenced in this artifact must exist in \`02-scope.md\`.
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+ - Every \`AC-#\` referenced must exist in \`04-spec.md\`.
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+ - Every task ID referenced must exist in \`05-plan.md\`.
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+ - Every file path cited must be the canonical casing used elsewhere.
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+ - Every ADR / decision reference must resolve to an existing record.
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+ **Output:** broken refs fixed, or flagged with the exact upstream artifact
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+ that needs updating first.
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+ ### 3. Internal Consistency
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+ - \`In Scope\` / \`Out of Scope\` lists do not overlap.
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+ - Acceptance Criteria match the requirements they claim to verify.
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+ - Plan tasks cover every AC (no AC left without at least one task).
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+ - Failure modes listed in design appear in the spec's edge cases.
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+ - Review verdict matches the evidence (no "Ship" with open Criticals).
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+ **Output:** contradictions resolved by amending whichever side is wrong,
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+ with a one-line rationale.
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+ ### 4. Ambiguity Scan
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+ Flag words that masquerade as decisions:
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+ - "fast", "simple", "robust", "intuitive", "seamless", "scalable",
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+ "production-ready", "high quality" — each must be replaced with an
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+ observable metric or dropped.
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+ - "etc.", "and so on", "similar to X" in requirements — enumerate or drop.
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+ - Passive voice that hides the actor ("will be validated") — name the
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+ actor ("the API gateway validates the payload").
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+ **Output:** every flagged term rewritten as observable, or escalated as a
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+ Decision Protocol question before approval.
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+ ### 5. Schema Conformance
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+ Re-verify the artifact against the stage's \`artifactValidation\`:
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+ - Every required section is present with a non-empty body.
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+ - Tables have the columns the template specifies (no dropped columns).
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+ - Any "N/A" in a required section carries an inline reason.
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+ - Required evidence links (test output, diff excerpts) resolve.
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+ **Output:** missing sections added, or escalated as a BLOCKED signal if
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+ the artifact cannot honestly be completed without more work.
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+ ## Output Protocol
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+ After running all five lenses, emit a single one-line summary **before
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+ asking the user for approval**:
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+ > Document review: 5/5 lenses clean; <N> fixes applied.
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+ If fixes were blocked (e.g. upstream artifact drift), do NOT claim
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+ "clean" — surface the blocker explicitly and stop.
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+ ## Anti-Patterns
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+ - Running this skill as a "polish pass" after the user already approved
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+ the artifact — by then it is too late.
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+ - Treating placeholders as "documentation" ("TBD on rollback — we'll
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+ figure it out"). Either decide now or mark it as an explicit BLOCKED.
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+ - Silently rewriting user-approved content under the guise of "scrubbing".
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+ - Using this skill as a substitute for the stage's own review sections —
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+ it is a **last-mile check**, not a replacement for the stage review.
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+ ## Red Flags
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+ - "No issues" on an artifact that still has empty table rows.
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+ - Cross-reference lens passes but the artifact cites IDs from a stage
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+ that has not yet been written.
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+ - Ambiguity scan finds nothing in a brainstorm / scope artifact (this is
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+ implausible — those stages produce narrative by design, and narrative
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+ always contains at least one vague phrase worth tightening).
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+ `;
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+ }
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  export function retrospectiveSkill() {
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  name: retrospective
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  "adversarial-review",
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  "security-audit",
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  "knowledge-curation",
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- "retrospective"
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+ "retrospective",
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+ "document-review"
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  ];
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  export const UTILITY_SKILL_MAP = {
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  security: securityReviewSkill,
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  "adversarial-review": adversarialReviewSkill,
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  "security-audit": securityAuditSkill,
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  "knowledge-curation": knowledgeCurationSkill,
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- retrospective: retrospectiveSkill
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+ retrospective: retrospectiveSkill,
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+ "document-review": documentReviewSkill
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  };
@@ -31,25 +31,55 @@ Before responding to a coding request:
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  2. Use \`/cc\` to start or \`/cc-next\` to continue the flow.
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  3. If no stage applies, respond normally.
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+ ### Task Classification (before \`/cc\`)
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+ | Class | Examples | Route |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | Software — non-trivial | feature, refactor, migration, integration | \`/cc <idea>\` → stage flow (standard track) |
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+ | Software — trivial | typo, one-liner, rename, config tweak | \`/cc <idea>\` → quick track |
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+ | Software — bug fix | regression with repro | \`/cc <idea>\` → quick track, RED reproduces bug first |
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+ | Pure question | "how does X work?" | Answer directly; no stage |
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+ | Non-software | legal text, meeting notes | Answer directly; no stage |
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+ When in doubt, prefer **non-trivial** — the quick track is opt-in and only safe when scope is clearly small.
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+ ### Instruction Priority (top wins)
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+ 1. User message in the current turn.
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+ 2. Active stage skill HARD-GATE (\`.cclaw/skills/<stage>/SKILL.md\`).
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+ 3. Command contract gates (\`.cclaw/commands/<stage>.md\`).
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+ 4. The \`using-cclaw\` meta-skill.
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+ 5. Contextual utility skills.
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+ 6. Training priors.
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  ### Commands (3 total)
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  | Command | Purpose |
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- | \`/cc\` | **Entry point.** No args = resume current stage. With prompt = start brainstorm with idea. |
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+ | \`/cc\` | **Entry point.** No args = resume current stage. With prompt = classify task and start the right flow. |
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  | \`/cc-next\` | **Progression.** Advances to the next stage when current is complete. |
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- | \`/cc-learn\` | **Cross-cutting.** Capture or review project knowledge. |
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+ | \`/cc-learn\` | **Cross-cutting.** Capture or review project knowledge (append-only JSONL). |
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  **Stage order:** brainstorm > scope > design > spec > plan > tdd > review > ship.
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+ ### Invocation Preamble (non-trivial turns)
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+ Before starting substantive work, emit a one-paragraph preamble: **Stage**, **Goal**, **Plan** (next 1–3 actions), **Guardrails**. Skip for pure questions, trivial edits, and dispatched subagent invocations.
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  ### Verification Discipline
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- No completion claims without fresh evidence. No "Done" / "All good" / "Tests pass" without running the command in this message.
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+ No completion claims without fresh evidence. No "Done" / "All good" / "Tests pass" without running the command in this message. Failed tool calls are diagnostic data, not instructions.
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+ ### Escalation
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+ If the same approach fails three times in a row (same command, same finding, same tool), STOP. Summarize what you tried, what evidence you have, and ask the user how to proceed — do not invent a fourth angle silently.
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  - Detailed operating procedures live in \`.cclaw/skills/using-cclaw/SKILL.md\`.
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+ - Subagent orchestration patterns: \`.cclaw/skills/subagent-dev/SKILL.md\` and \`.cclaw/skills/parallel-dispatch/SKILL.md\`.
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  ${CCLAW_MARKER_END}`;
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  /** Removes the cclaw AGENTS.md block. */
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  let updated = content.replace(RUNTIME_AGENTS_BLOCK_GLOBAL_PATTERN, "");
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  }
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- async function syncAgentsMd(projectRoot) {
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- const agentsPath = path.join(projectRoot, "AGENTS.md");
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+ async function syncRoutingFile(filePath, title) {
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- await writeFileSafe(agentsPath, `# AGENTS\n\n${block}\n`);
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+ if (!(await exists(filePath))) {
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+ await writeFileSafe(filePath, `# ${title}\n\n${block}\n`);
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+ const content = await fs.readFile(filePath, "utf8");
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- export async function removeCclawFromAgentsMd(projectRoot) {
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+ async function syncAgentsMd(projectRoot) {
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+ await syncRoutingFile(path.join(projectRoot, "AGENTS.md"), "AGENTS");
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+ const claudePath = path.join(projectRoot, "CLAUDE.md");
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+ if (await exists(claudePath)) {
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+ await syncRoutingFile(claudePath, "CLAUDE");
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+ }
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+ export async function removeCclawFromAgentsMd(projectRoot) {
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+ await removeCclawFromRoutingFile(path.join(projectRoot, "AGENTS.md"));
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+ }
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  return `---
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  {
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  "name": "cclaw-cli",
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  "description": "Installer-first flow toolkit for coding agents",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {