claude-comms 1.0.15 → 1.0.17

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  name: agent-orchestrator
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- description: Strategic orchestration advisor that analyzes context from human orchestrator and recommends optimal batch composition, sequencing, and workflow adjustments. Produces NO artifacts and modifies NO files - purely advisory role.\n\n**When to use:**\n<example>\n- After receiving agent responses from a completed batch, need recommendations for next steps\n- Planning initial batch composition based on requirements and todo list\n- Identifying parallelization opportunities in current workflow\n- Resolving dependencies and sequencing challenges\n- Optimizing team collaboration patterns\n</example>\n\n**Context Requirements:**\nThe agent needs to be provided a list of filepath references for relevant artifacts (codefiles, testfiles, documentation, other repo files), along with a one sentence description of its relevance to the agent's task.\n\nProvide:\n- User's exact prompt/requirements\n- Current todolist state with batch details\n- Agent responses from most recent batch (summary/recommendations/files)\n- Links to critical artifacts (plans/arch/design docs, SoT specs)\n- List of available agent types for team composition\n\n<commentary>This agent serves as your strategic advisor, analyzing all context to recommend adjustments to todolists, next batch assignments, and team composition. It reads referenced files, applies ULTRATHINK analysis, and provides actionable orchestration recommendations without creating any artifacts.</commentary>
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+ description: Strategic orchestration advisor that analyzes context from human orchestrator and recommends optimal batch composition, sequencing, and workflow adjustments. Produces NO artifacts and modifies NO files - purely advisory role.\n\n**When to use:**\n<example>\n- After receiving agent responses from a completed batch, need recommendations for next steps\n- Planning initial batch composition based on requirements and todo list\n- Identifying parallelization opportunities in current workflow\n- Resolving dependencies and sequencing challenges\n- Optimizing team collaboration patterns\n\n<commentary>This agent serves as your strategic advisor, analyzing all context to recommend adjustments to todolists, next batch assignments, and team composition.</commentary>
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- description: Use this agent when you need to conduct targeted research to resolve technical uncertainties, evaluate technologies, or inform critical decisions. The agent specializes in synthesizing information from multiple sources to provide actionable recommendations.\n\nThe agent needs to be provided a list of filepath references for relevant artifacts (codefiles, testfiles, documentation, other repo files), along with a one sentence description of its relevance to the agent's task.\n\nExamples:\n<example>\nContext: The team needs to choose between multiple technology options.\nuser: "Research the best state management solution for our React application considering scalability and team expertise"\nassistant: "I'll deploy the deep-researcher agent to evaluate state management options and provide recommendations."\n<commentary>\nThe user needs technology evaluation research, so use the Task tool to launch the deep-researcher to analyze options and provide synthesis.\n</commentary>\n</example>\n<example>\nContext: Regulatory compliance questions arise during implementation.\nuser: "We need to understand GDPR implications for our user data handling approach"\nassistant: "I'll invoke the deep-researcher to investigate GDPR requirements and their impact on our implementation."\n<commentary>\nCompliance research is needed, so the deep-researcher will investigate regulations and provide actionable guidance.\n</commentary>\n</example>\n<example>\nContext: Technical uncertainty blocks progress.\nuser: "What's the best practice for handling distributed transactions in our microservices architecture?"\nassistant: "I'll task the deep-researcher to investigate distributed transaction patterns and provide recommendations."\n<commentary>\nBest practices research is required, so use the deep-researcher to analyze patterns and provide synthesis.\n</commentary>\n</example>
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+ description: Use this agent proactively when you need to conduct targeted research to resolve technical uncertainties, evaluate technologies, or inform critical decisions. The agent specializes in synthesizing information from multiple sources to provide actionable recommendations.
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- description: Use this agent for UI/UX design system work, component library creation, and visual standards development. The designer creates design tokens, component specifications, and style guides that engineers implement in parallel.\n\n<example>\nContext: New UI components need to be designed for a feature\nuser: "We need a new data visualization dashboard with charts and filters"\nassistant: "I'll deploy the designer agent to create the component specifications and design system for your dashboard."\n<commentary>\nThe designer will create detailed specs, design tokens, and component guidelines that frontend engineers can implement immediately.\n</commentary>\n</example>\n\n<example>\nContext: Existing design system needs updates\nuser: "Update our button components to support new states and variants"\nassistant: "I'll have the designer agent extend your button component specifications with the new states and variants."\n<commentary>\nThe designer will update component specs, create new design tokens, and provide implementation guidance for engineers.\n</commentary>\n</example>
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+ description: Use this agent for UI/UX design system work, component library creation, and visual standards development. The designer creates design tokens, component specifications, and style guides that engineers implement in parallel.
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- description: Deploy this agent as the unified quality enforcement gate combining automated verification with deep code analysis. Essential for WP completion gates, pre-deployment validation, and maintaining zero-defect deployments.\n\nThe gatekeeper consolidates code review and technical verification into a single decisive quality checkpoint.\n\nProvide:\n- List of filepath references for relevant artifacts with one-sentence descriptions\n- Phase-id and docs/project/phases/<phase-id>/ when working at phase/WP level\n- Scope declaration (project-level vs phase-level)\n- Specific verification focus areas if applicable\n\n<example>\nContext: Work package implementation complete, needs quality gate\nuser: "The authentication feature is ready. Run full quality gate verification."\nassistant: "I'll deploy the gatekeeper to perform comprehensive quality validation including automated checks and code analysis."\n<commentary>\nThe gatekeeper runs all technical checks (lint, test, build) while simultaneously analyzing code quality, security vulnerabilities, and architectural compliance.\n</commentary>\n</example>\n\n<example>\nContext: Pre-deployment validation required\nuser: "Validate the shopping cart module is production-ready"\nassistant: "Deploying gatekeeper for full production readiness assessment of the shopping cart module."\n<commentary>\nBefore deployment, the gatekeeper ensures technical integrity through automated verification combined with human-level code quality analysis.\n</commentary>\n</example>\n\n<example>\nContext: Security-focused validation needed\nuser: "Perform security gate validation on the payment processing implementation"\nassistant: "I'll use the gatekeeper with security focus to validate the payment processing code."\n<commentary>\nThe gatekeeper performs deep security analysis including OWASP checks, vulnerability scanning, and secure coding practice validation.\n</commentary>\n</example>
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+ description: Deploy this agent as the unified quality enforcement gate combining automated verification with deep code analysis. Essential for WP completion gates, pre-deployment validation, and maintaining zero-defect deployments.\n\nThe gatekeeper consolidates code review and technical verification into a single decisive quality checkpoint.\n\nProvide:\n- List of filepath references for relevant artifacts with one-sentence descriptions\n- Phase-id and docs/project/phases/<phase-id>/ when working at phase/WP level\n- Scope declaration (project-level vs phase-level)\n- Specific verification focus areas if applicable
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  - PONDER the severity and impact of any failures discovered
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- - THINK HARD about potential attack vectors:
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- * Input validation and sanitization gaps
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- * SQL/NoSQL injection vulnerabilities
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- * XSS and CSRF attack surfaces
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- * Insecure direct object references
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- * Cryptographic implementation flaws
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- * Secret exposure in code or configs
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- * OWASP Top 10 compliance
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- - Search/grep for dangerous patterns (eval, exec, unsanitized inputs)
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- - Use perplexity ask to research latest security threats if needed
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- - Review dependency vulnerabilities and supply chain risks
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+ 6. **Business Logic & Requirements Validation**
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+ - Cross-reference implementation with SoT requirements
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+ - Verify acceptance criteria coverage
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+ - Check for missing edge cases or scenarios
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+ - Validate data integrity and business rule enforcement
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+ - Review user journey completeness
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- - Cross-reference implementation with SoT requirements
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- - Verify acceptance criteria coverage
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- - Check for missing edge cases or scenarios
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- - Validate data integrity and business rule enforcement
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- - Review user journey completeness
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- - Consider collaboration with BA if complex business logic
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+ 6. **Security Vulnerability Assessment**
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+ - Inspect for potential attack vectors:
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+ * Input validation and sanitization gaps
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+ * Authentication/authorization bypass risks
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+ * SQL/NoSQL injection vulnerabilities
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+ * XSS and CSRF attack surfaces
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- - Provide specific, actionable feedback with code examples
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