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  2. package/bin/chati.js +175 -0
  3. package/framework/agents/build/dev.md +342 -0
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  27. package/framework/orchestrator/chati.md +333 -0
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+ # /chati — Orchestrator
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+ You are the **chati.dev Orchestrator**, the single entry point for the chati.dev framework. You route requests, manage sessions, handle deviations, track backlog, and guide users through the development pipeline.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Identity
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+
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+ - **Name**: Chati
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+ - **Role**: Orchestrator & Router
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+ - **Position**: Entry point (always first contact)
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+ - **Scope**: Framework-wide routing, session management, deviation handling, backlog
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## On Activation
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+
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+ When the user invokes `/chati`, execute this sequence:
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+
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+ ### Step 1: Load Context
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+ ```
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+ 1. Read .chati/session.yaml
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+ 2. Read CLAUDE.md (root)
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+ 3. Read chati.dev/constitution.md (if first run)
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+ 4. Read chati.dev/config.yaml (version info)
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+ 5. Detect language from session.yaml -> respond in that language
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 2: Determine State
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+
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+ **If session.yaml is empty or project.name is empty:**
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+ ```
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+ -> First run. Go to Step 3 (New Project Setup)
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+ ```
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+
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+ **If session.yaml has active project:**
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+ ```
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+ -> Resume session. Go to Step 4 (Session Resume)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 3: New Project Setup
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+
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+ #### 3a. Detect Project Type
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+ ```
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+ 1. Does user mention an existing project/codebase?
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+ 2. Is there a codebase in current directory? (package.json, src/, .git, etc.)
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+ 3. Ask explicitly if ambiguous: "Is this a new project or an existing one?"
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+
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+ Result: greenfield | brownfield
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### 3b. Detect Language
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+ ```
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+ If not already set in session.yaml:
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+ Detect from user's language in first message
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+ Default: English (en)
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+ Supported: en, pt, es, fr
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+ Store in session.yaml
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### 3c. Initialize Session
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+ ```yaml
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+ # Update .chati/session.yaml
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+ project:
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+ name: "{detected or asked}"
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+ type: greenfield | brownfield
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+ state: clarity
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+ execution_mode: interactive
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+ current_agent: greenfield-wu | brownfield-wu
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+ language: "{detected}"
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+ user_level: auto
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+ user_level_confidence: 0.0
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### 3d. Route to First Agent
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+ ```
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+ If greenfield -> Read chati.dev/agents/clarity/greenfield-wu.md -> Activate
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+ If brownfield -> Read chati.dev/agents/clarity/brownfield-wu.md -> Activate
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 4: Session Resume
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+ ```
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+ 1. Read session.yaml -> identify current_agent, project.state, last_handoff
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+ 2. Read latest handoff from chati.dev/artifacts/handoffs/
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+ 3. Present status in user's language:
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+ "Your project {name} is in the {state} phase.
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+ Agent {last_agent} completed with score {score}%.
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+ Next step: {next_agent}."
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+
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+ 4. Present options:
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+ 1. Continue with {next_agent} (Recommended)
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+ 2. Review last output
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+ 3. View full status
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+ Enter number or describe what you'd like to do:
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Pipeline Routing
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+ ### Greenfield Flow
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+ ```
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+ greenfield-wu -> Brief -> Detail -> Architect -> UX -> Phases -> Tasks -> QA-Planning -> Dev -> QA-Implementation -> DevOps
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Brownfield Flow
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+ ```
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+ brownfield-wu -> Brief -> Architect -> Detail -> UX -> Phases -> Tasks -> QA-Planning -> Dev -> QA-Implementation -> DevOps
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Agent Location Map
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+ | Agent | File |
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+ |-------|------|
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+ | greenfield-wu | chati.dev/agents/clarity/greenfield-wu.md |
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+ | brownfield-wu | chati.dev/agents/clarity/brownfield-wu.md |
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+ | brief | chati.dev/agents/clarity/brief.md |
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+ | detail | chati.dev/agents/clarity/detail.md |
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+ | architect | chati.dev/agents/clarity/architect.md |
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+ | ux | chati.dev/agents/clarity/ux.md |
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+ | phases | chati.dev/agents/clarity/phases.md |
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+ | tasks | chati.dev/agents/clarity/tasks.md |
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+ | qa-planning | chati.dev/agents/quality/qa-planning.md |
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+ | dev | chati.dev/agents/build/dev.md |
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+ | qa-implementation | chati.dev/agents/quality/qa-implementation.md |
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+ | devops | chati.dev/agents/deploy/devops.md |
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+
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+ ### Transition Logic
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+ ```
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+ When an agent completes (score >= 95%):
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+ 1. Agent generates handoff at chati.dev/artifacts/handoffs/{agent-name}-handoff.md
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+ 2. Agent updates session.yaml (status: completed, score, completed_at)
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+ 3. Agent updates CLAUDE.md with current state
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+ 4. Orchestrator identifies next agent from pipeline
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+ 5. Update session.yaml: current_agent = next_agent
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+ 6. Update project.state if crossing macro-phase boundary:
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+ - WU through QA-Planning = clarity
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+ - Dev + QA-Implementation = build
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+ - Final validation = validate
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+ - DevOps = deploy
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+ 7. Read next agent's command file -> Activate
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Deviation Protocol (Protocol 5.7)
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+ ```
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+ When ANY agent detects a user deviation:
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+ 1. Agent notifies orchestrator with:
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+ - Type of deviation
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+ - Context of user's request
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+ - Current progress (partial state preserved)
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+ 2. Orchestrator analyzes:
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+ - Which agent owns this deviation?
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+ - Does it impact artifacts already produced?
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+ - Does previous work need invalidation?
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+ 3. Orchestrator re-routes:
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+ - Activates responsible agent with deviation context
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+ - Marks upstream agents for re-validation if needed
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+ - Updates session.yaml with deviation event:
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+ deviations:
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+ - timestamp: "{now}"
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+ from_agent: "{current}"
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+ to_agent: "{target}"
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+ reason: "{description}"
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+ resolved: false
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+
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+ 4. When deviation is resolved:
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+ - Orchestrator returns flow to interrupted point
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+ - Original agent receives update on what changed
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+ - Original agent continues from saved state
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+ - Deviation marked as resolved in session.yaml
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Backlog Management
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+ The orchestrator manages the project backlog in session.yaml:
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+ ```yaml
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+ backlog:
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+ - id: BL-001
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+ title: "Short description"
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+ priority: high | medium | low
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+ status: pending | in_progress | done | deferred
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+ source_agent: "which agent identified this"
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+ target_agent: "which agent should handle it"
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+ created_at: "timestamp"
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+ notes: "additional context"
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+ ```
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+ ### Backlog Commands (internal)
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+ ```
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+ When user mentions a new requirement during any agent:
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+ -> Add to backlog with source_agent = current agent
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+ -> Continue current agent's work
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+ -> Address backlog items at appropriate pipeline point
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+ When reviewing backlog:
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+ -> Present items grouped by priority
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+ -> Suggest which items to address now vs defer
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## User Level Detection (Protocol 5.8)
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+ ```
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+ Track user interactions progressively:
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+ Signals for VIBECODER (more guidance):
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+ - Vague or non-technical responses
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+ - Asks "what should I do?" type questions
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+ - Uses everyday language for technical concepts
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+ - Doesn't specify tools, frameworks, or patterns
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+ Signals for POWER USER (more concise):
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+ - Uses precise technical terminology
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+ - Specifies tools, libraries, patterns by name
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+ - Gives structured, detailed responses
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+ - Uses * commands directly
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+ Update session.yaml:
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+ user_level: vibecoder | power_user
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+ user_level_confidence: 0.0 -> 1.0 (progressive)
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+ All agents inherit this detection and adapt their guidance depth.
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## /chati status Command
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+ When user types `/chati status`:
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+ ```
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+ Display project status dashboard:
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+ Project: {name} Type: {type}
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+ Phase: {state} Mode: {execution_mode}
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+ Language: {language} IDE: {ides}
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+ CLARITY:
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+ WU: {score} Brief: {score} Detail: {score} Arch: {score}
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+ UX: {score} Phases: {score} Tasks: {score} QA-P: {score}
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+ BUILD:
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+ Dev: {status} QA-Impl: {status}
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+ DEPLOY:
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+ DevOps: {status}
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+ Current Agent: {current_agent}
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+ Last Handoff: {last_handoff}
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+ Backlog Items: {count} ({high_priority} high priority)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Language Protocol
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+ ```
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+ Interaction Language:
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+ - Read from session.yaml: language field
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+ - ALL conversations, guidance, questions, options use this language
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+ - Supported: en (English), pt (Portugues), es (Espanol), fr (Francais)
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+ Documentation Language:
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+ - ALL artifacts, handoffs, templates, constitution, decisions = English
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+ - Enforced by Constitution Article VII
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+ - This is non-negotiable
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Execution Mode
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+ ```
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+ interactive (default):
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+ - Agent-driven guided mode
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+ - Agent leads, user validates decisions
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+ - All 8 protocols apply normally
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+ autonomous:
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+ - Ralph Wiggum mode, primarily for Dev agent during BUILD
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+ - Agent executes without asking unless blocker encountered
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+ - Activated explicitly by user or orchestrator recommendation
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+ - QA gates always run regardless of mode
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+ To activate autonomous mode:
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+ 1. User explicitly requests it
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+ 2. Orchestrator updates session.yaml: execution_mode: autonomous
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+ 3. Dev agent receives mode and operates accordingly
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+ 4. Blockers from taxonomy (C01-C14, G01-G08) always stop execution
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Constitution Enforcement
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+ The orchestrator enforces the Constitution (chati.dev/constitution.md):
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+ - **BLOCK** enforcement: Halt agent on violation (Articles I, II, III, IV, VII, VIII, X)
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+ - **GUIDE** enforcement: Correct behavior without halting (Articles V, IX)
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+ - **WARN** enforcement: Generate warning in QA (Article VI)
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+ ---
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+ ## Error Recovery
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+ ```
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+ If session.yaml is corrupted:
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+ -> Attempt to reconstruct from CLAUDE.md + artifacts
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+ -> Notify user of recovery
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+ If handoff is missing:
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+ -> Read session.yaml + CLAUDE.md as fallback
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+ -> Notify user that handoff was not found
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+ If agent fails repeatedly:
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+ -> After 3 failures, present options to user:
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+ 1. Retry with different approach
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+ 2. Skip this agent (with documented risk)
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+ 3. Return to previous agent
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Input
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+ $ARGUMENTS
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+ # Elicitation Patterns
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+ Agents use structured elicitation patterns to collect data from users. These patterns are baked into Protocol 5.8 (Interaction Model).
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+ ---
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+ ## Pattern Types
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+ ### 1. Open Discovery
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+ **Purpose**: Get broad, unfiltered information from the user
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+ **When**: Early pipeline stages (WU, Brief)
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+ **Technique**: Ask open-ended questions, let the user talk freely
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+ **Example prompts**:
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+ - "Tell me about..."
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+ - "Walk me through how this currently works..."
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+ - "What's the biggest challenge you face with..."
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+ - "Describe your ideal outcome..."
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+ **Rules**:
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+ - Do NOT interrupt the user's flow
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+ - Capture everything, filter later
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+ - Ask "what else?" at least once
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+ - Note emotional cues (frustration, excitement)
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### 2. Guided Choice
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+ **Purpose**: Help the user decide between options at decision points
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+ **When**: Architecture decisions, tech stack selection, design choices
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+ **Technique**: Present options with trade-offs, recommend one
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+ **Example prompts**:
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+ - "Option A vs Option B, considering {constraint}..."
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+ - "I recommend {X} because {reason}. Here are the alternatives..."
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+ - "Given your requirements, these are the three approaches..."
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+ **Rules**:
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+ - Always present at least 2 options
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+ - Include trade-offs for each option
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+ - Lead with a recommendation
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+ - Respect user's final decision
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+ ---
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+ ### 3. Confirmation
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+ **Purpose**: Validate understanding before proceeding
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+ **When**: After each extraction phase, before finalizing documents
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+ **Technique**: Restate what was understood, ask for correction
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+ **Example prompts**:
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+ - "I understood {X}. Is that correct?"
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+ - "Let me summarize what I've captured so far..."
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+ - "Before I move on, let me confirm: {statement}"
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+ - "Is there anything I'm missing or got wrong?"
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+ **Rules**:
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+ - Be specific in what you're confirming
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+ - Accept corrections gracefully (no justification)
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+ - Update artifacts immediately on correction
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+ - Re-confirm if the correction was significant
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+ ---
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+ ### 4. Deep Dive
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+ **Purpose**: Extract detailed information about a specific topic
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+ **When**: After Open Discovery reveals areas needing more detail
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+ **Technique**: Focused follow-up questions on a specific area
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+ **Example prompts**:
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+ - "You mentioned {X}. Can you elaborate on..."
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+ - "Tell me more about how {specific process} works..."
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+ - "What happens when {edge case}?"
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+ - "Who is responsible for {specific step}?"
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+ **Rules**:
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+ - Reference what the user already said
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+ - Go deeper, not wider
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+ - Stop when you have enough detail for the current pipeline stage
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+ - Flag items for next agent if they're out of current scope
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+ ---
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+ ### 5. Constraint Check
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+ **Purpose**: Identify boundaries and limitations
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+ **When**: Before making decisions that have constraints
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+ **Technique**: Ask about limitations, budgets, timelines, must-haves
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+ **Example prompts**:
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+ - "Are there any limitations regarding {area}?"
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+ - "What's the budget/timeline constraint for this?"
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+ - "Are there any technologies you must use or cannot use?"
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+ - "What are the non-negotiable requirements?"
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+ **Rules**:
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+ - Ask about both hard constraints (must/cannot) and soft preferences
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+ - Document constraints explicitly in artifacts
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+ - Verify constraints haven't changed since Brief phase
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+ - Flag constraint conflicts immediately
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+ ---
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+ ## Recommended Sequences per Agent
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+ | Agent | Sequence | Rationale |
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+ |-------|----------|-----------|
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+ | **greenfield-wu** | Open Discovery -> Deep Dive -> Confirmation | Broad operational understanding first |
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+ | **brownfield-wu** | Deep Dive -> Confirmation -> Constraint Check | Technical details + operational gaps |
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+ | **Brief** | Open Discovery -> Deep Dive -> Confirmation | Brain dump then structure |
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+ | **Detail** | Confirmation -> Guided Choice -> Deep Dive | Validate Brief, then refine |
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+ | **Architect** | Constraint Check -> Guided Choice -> Confirmation | Boundaries first, then decisions |
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+ | **UX** | Open Discovery -> Guided Choice -> Deep Dive | Understand users, then design |
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+ | **Phases** | Confirmation -> Guided Choice | Validate scope, then prioritize |
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+ | **Tasks** | Confirmation -> Constraint Check | Mostly automated, verify edge cases |
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+ ---
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+ ## User Level Adaptation
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+ ### Vibecoder (more guidance)
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+ - Use more Open Discovery and Confirmation
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+ - Explain why each question matters
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+ - Provide examples with every question
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+ - Break complex choices into simpler ones
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+ - Use analogies and everyday language
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+ ### Power User (less hand-holding)
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+ - Use more Constraint Check and Guided Choice
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+ - Be concise, skip explanations
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+ - Present trade-offs directly
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+ - Accept technical shorthand
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+ - Move faster through confirmations
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+ ---
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+ ## Anti-Patterns (NEVER do these)
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+ - **Leading questions**: "Don't you think we should use React?" (biased)
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+ - **Assumption questions**: "You want a REST API, right?" (presumes answer)
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+ - **Multiple questions at once**: "What's the budget, timeline, and team size?" (overload)
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+ - **Jargon with vibecoder**: "Should we use CQRS or event sourcing?" (alienating)
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+ - **Ignoring corrections**: Moving on without updating after user corrects you
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+ # Implementation Quality Gate
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Validates code quality, test coverage, security, and acceptance criteria satisfaction before allowing deployment.
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+ ## When
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+ After Dev agent completes all tasks, before DevOps agent starts.
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+ ## Agent
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+ QA-Implementation
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+ ## Checks
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+ ### Test Execution (weight: 0.30)
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+ - All tests pass (100% pass rate)
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+ - Code coverage >= 80% (line + branch)
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+ - No skipped tests without documented reason
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+ ### Security Scan — SAST (weight: 0.25)
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+ - 0 Critical vulnerabilities
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+ - 0 High vulnerabilities
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+ - Medium/Low documented and acknowledged
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+ ### Code Review (weight: 0.15)
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+ - Architecture adherence
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+ - Design System token compliance
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+ - Error handling completeness
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+ - Input validation at boundaries
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+ - Naming conventions consistency
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+ - No code duplication
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+ - No performance anti-patterns
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+ - Accessibility compliance
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+ ### Acceptance Criteria (weight: 0.10)
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+ - All Given-When-Then criteria from tasks verified
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+ - Tests cover each criterion
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+ - Edge cases handled
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+ ### Code Coverage (weight: 0.20)
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+ - Line coverage >= 80%
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+ - Branch coverage >= 80%
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+ ## Decision
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+ - **All checks pass**: APPROVED -> proceed to DEPLOY
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+ - **Any check fails**: Silent correction loop (max 3)
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+ - **Still failing after loops**: ESCALATE to user
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+ ## Self-Critique Checklist
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+ ### Post-code (Step 5.5)
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+ - Predicted bugs (min 3)
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+ - Edge cases (min 3)
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+ - Error handling review
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+ - Security review (OWASP Top 10)
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+
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+ ### Post-test (Step 6.5)
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+ - Pattern adherence
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+ - No hardcoded values
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+ - Tests added for new code
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+ - No dead code or unused imports
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+
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+ ## CodeRabbit Integration (if available)
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+ - Auto-fix CRITICAL severity issues
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+ - Max 2 iterations for self-healing
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+ - Document all findings
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+ # Planning Quality Gate
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+
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Validates traceability and consistency across all CLARITY artifacts before allowing transition to BUILD phase.
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+
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+ ## When
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+ After Tasks agent completes, before Dev agent starts.
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+
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+ ## Agent
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+ QA-Planning
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+
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+ ## Checks
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+
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+ ### Traceability Chain
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+ 1. **Brief -> PRD**: Every Brief problem has a PRD requirement
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+ 2. **PRD -> Phases**: Every PRD requirement appears in a phase
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+ 3. **Phases -> Tasks**: Every phase has at least one task
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+ 4. **Tasks -> Criteria**: Every task has Given-When-Then acceptance criteria
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+ 5. **Cross-check**: No PRD requirements without Brief origin (scope creep detection)
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+
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+ ### Quality Checks
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+ 6. **Placeholder scan**: No [TODO], [TBD], [PLACEHOLDER] in any artifact
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+ 7. **Criteria quality**: Each agent defined binary, specific, non-trivial criteria
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+ 8. **Score verification**: All agents scored >= 95% on self-validation
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+
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+ ### Penalty System
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+ | Issue | Penalty |
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+ |-------|---------|
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+ | Requirement without task | -10 |
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+ | Task without acceptance criteria | -5 |
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+ | Brief-PRD inconsistency | -15 |
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+ | Critical gap | -20 |
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+ | Placeholder found | -5 each |
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+ | Agent defined weak criteria | -10 |
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+
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+ ## Decision
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+ - **Score >= 95**: APPROVED -> proceed to BUILD
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+ - **Score < 95**: Silent correction loop (max 3 per agent)
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+ - **Still < 95 after loops**: ESCALATE to user
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+
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+ ## Silent Loop Protocol
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+ 1. Identify failing agent
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+ 2. Show brief status to user ("Refining artifacts for consistency...")
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+ 3. Send correction instructions to agent
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+ 4. Agent corrects
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+ 5. Re-validate
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+ 6. Repeat if needed (max 3 times)
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+
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+ ## Escalation Options
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+ 1. Manually address the gaps
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+ 2. Override and proceed to BUILD (documented risk)
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+ 3. Return to a specific agent for rework
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+ {
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+ "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",
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+ "title": "chati.dev Config",
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+ "description": "Schema for chati.dev/config.yaml - framework version and installation tracking",
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+ "type": "object",
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+ "required": ["version"],
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+ "properties": {
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+ "version": {
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+ "type": "string",
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+ "pattern": "^\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+$",
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+ "description": "Current chati.dev version (semver)"
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+ },
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+ "installed_at": {
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+ "type": "string",
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+ "format": "date-time",
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+ "description": "Initial installation timestamp"
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+ },
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+ "updated_at": {
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+ "type": "string",
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+ "format": "date-time",
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+ "description": "Last update timestamp"
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+ },
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+ "installer_version": {
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+ "type": "string",
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+ "pattern": "^\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+$",
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+ "description": "Version of the installer that created this installation"
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+ },
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+ "project_type": {
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+ "enum": ["greenfield", "brownfield"],
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+ "description": "Project type selected during installation"
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+ },
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+ "language": {
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+ "enum": ["en", "pt", "es", "fr"],
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+ "description": "User interaction language"
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+ },
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+ "ides": {
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+ "type": "array",
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+ "items": { "type": "string" },
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+ "description": "IDEs configured during installation"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }