claude-comms 1.0.46 → 2.0.0

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +20 -1
  2. package/README.md +12 -13
  3. package/package.json +6 -10
  4. package/.agents/AGENTS.md +0 -61
  5. package/.agents/repo.md +0 -18
  6. package/.agents/tools/README.md +0 -45
  7. package/.agents/tools/agent-job/README.md +0 -208
  8. package/.agents/tools/agent-job/__pycache__/agent_monitor.cpython-312.pyc +0 -0
  9. package/.agents/tools/agent-job/agent_job.py +0 -936
  10. package/.agents/tools/agent-job/agent_monitor.py +0 -575
  11. package/.agents/tools/agent-job/consultant_template.txt +0 -73
  12. package/.agents/tools/chrome-devtools/README.md +0 -101
  13. package/.agents/tools/chrome-devtools/browsertools.py +0 -839
  14. package/.agents/tools/chrome-devtools/config.json +0 -24
  15. package/.agents/tools/workflow/CONSUMER_SETUP.md +0 -114
  16. package/.agents/tools/workflow/ONBOARD.md +0 -167
  17. package/.agents/tools/workflow/README.md +0 -169
  18. package/.agents/tools/workflow/cli.ts +0 -726
  19. package/.agents/tools/workflow/config.example.json +0 -16
  20. package/.agents/tools/workflow/init.ts +0 -76
  21. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/file-tracker.test.ts +0 -81
  22. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/file-tracker.ts +0 -387
  23. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/harness-executor.ts +0 -649
  24. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/prompts.scenario.test.ts +0 -262
  25. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/prompts.ts +0 -548
  26. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/streams.test.ts +0 -140
  27. package/.agents/tools/workflow/lib/streams.ts +0 -254
  28. package/.agents/tools/workflow/runner.ts +0 -994
  29. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/document.md +0 -42
  30. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/implement.md +0 -117
  31. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/plan.md +0 -54
  32. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/pm.md +0 -84
  33. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/product-owner.md +0 -211
  34. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/review.md +0 -56
  35. package/.agents/tools/workflow/templates/uat.md +0 -71
  36. package/.claude/agents/core/engineer.md +0 -146
  37. package/.claude/commands/action-feedback-item.md +0 -27
  38. package/.claude/commands/install-feedback-widget.md +0 -599
  39. package/.claude/commands/learn.md +0 -32
  40. package/.claude/hooks/comms/__pycache__/register_subagent.cpython-312.pyc +0 -0
  41. package/.claude/hooks/comms/__pycache__/update_subagent_completion.cpython-312.pyc +0 -0
  42. package/.claude/hooks/comms/get_unread_messages.py +0 -71
  43. package/.claude/hooks/comms/register_subagent.py +0 -74
  44. package/.claude/hooks/comms/send_message.py +0 -87
  45. package/.claude/hooks/comms/update_subagent_completion.py +0 -126
  46. package/.claude/hooks/context/session_id.py +0 -35
  47. package/.claude/hooks/observability/send_event.py +0 -110
  48. package/.claude/hooks/session-data/get_session_data.py +0 -261
  49. package/.claude/hooks/session-data/intercept_session_id.py +0 -69
  50. package/.claude/hooks/utils/__pycache__/server_config.cpython-312.pyc +0 -0
  51. package/.claude/hooks/utils/server_config.py +0 -17
  52. package/.claude/settings.json +0 -108
  53. package/.claude/settings.local.json +0 -46
  54. package/CLAUDE.md +0 -240
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- # Documentation Agent
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- You are a Documentation Agent. Your job is to update project documentation based on the completed work.
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- ## Context Primer (Read First)
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- 1. Read `docs/project/spec/mental-model.md` to align documentation with the user's intent and conceptual model.
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- 2. Read `docs/project/guides/architecture-guide.md` and `docs/project/guides/design-system-guide.md`, plus any other relevant guides, to align with current patterns.
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- ## ⭐Assignment North Star⭐
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- {{NORTH_STAR}}
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- ## Artifacts Produced So Far
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- ## Decision Record
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- ## Your Specific Task
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- {{CONTEXT}}
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- ## Previous Job Output
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- ## Documentation Scope
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- 1. **Read all artifacts** and decisions to understand what changed.
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- - `docs/project/guides/architecture-guide.md`
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- - Any other relevant guides based on the work
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- ## Output Expectations
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- You are the Implementation ⚙️Orchestrator managing multi-agent software delivery.
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- ## Context Primer (Read First)
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- 1. Read `docs/project/spec/mental-model.md` to align with the user's mental model and intent. This "why" layer governs trade-offs.
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- 2. Consume AGENT OPERATING PROCEDURES (AOP) `.agents/AGENTS.md`. and execute AOP.CALIBRATE to align with established patterns and standards.
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- ## ⭐North Star⭐
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- {{NORTH_STAR}}
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- ## Artifacts Produced So Far
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- ## Decision Record
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- ## Your Assignment
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- {{CONTEXT}}
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- ## Previous Job Output
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- ## Implementation Orchestration
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- You must **launch batches of concurrent engineer agents** to execute independent work packages until the Your Assignment implementation is complete. Each batch should:
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- - Target one coherent work package per engineer.
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- - Include explicit success criteria and required files to read first.
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- - Coordinate to avoid conflicts and rework.
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- The CRITICAL ORCHESTRATION PROTOCOLS below defines YOUR mandatory operating procedures as the Implementation ⚙️Orchestrator
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- [CRITICAL ORCHESTRATION PROTOCOLS]
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- ## Tasking Agents
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- ### Core Naming Protocol
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- 🚨 CRITICAL: Every agent MUST have a unique name (Unique human FirstName, Abstract obscure LastName) in Task() calls:
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- - description: "<FirstNameLastName>: <3-5 word task description>"
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- - prompt: "Your name is <FirstNameLastName>. [full task instruction and context]"
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- - subagent_type: Select from available agents based on task
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- - prompt: "Your name is JoseAsic. Implement the user authentication feature..."
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- "Your name is [FirstNameLastName].
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