claude-flow-novice 2.14.18 → 2.14.20

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  1. package/.claude/commands/CFN_EXPERT_UPDATE.md +142 -0
  2. package/.claude/commands/CFN_LOOP_TASK_MODE.md +6 -6
  3. package/.claude/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_CLI.md +527 -0
  4. package/.claude/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_LOOP.md +377 -0
  5. package/.claude/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_TASK.md +490 -0
  6. package/.claude/commands/cfn-loop-cli.md +279 -69
  7. package/.claude/commands/deprecated/README.md +55 -0
  8. package/.claude/root-claude-distribute/CFN-CLAUDE.md +115 -42
  9. package/.claude/skills/cfn-loop-orchestration/orchestrate.sh +66 -11
  10. package/.claude/skills/cfn-loop-orchestration/orchestrate.sh.backup +884 -0
  11. package/claude-assets/agents/cfn-dev-team/developers/frontend/typescript-specialist.md +326 -0
  12. package/claude-assets/agents/cfn-seo-team/technical-seo-specialist.md +9 -6
  13. package/claude-assets/agents/docker-coordinators/cfn-docker-v3-coordinator.md +199 -0
  14. package/claude-assets/commands/CFN_EXPERT_UPDATE.md +142 -0
  15. package/claude-assets/commands/CFN_LOOP_TASK_MODE.md +6 -6
  16. package/claude-assets/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_CLI.md +527 -0
  17. package/claude-assets/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_LOOP.md +377 -0
  18. package/claude-assets/commands/cfn-docker/CFN_DOCKER_TASK.md +490 -0
  19. package/claude-assets/commands/cfn-loop-cli.md +279 -69
  20. package/claude-assets/commands/deprecated/README.md +55 -0
  21. package/claude-assets/root-claude-distribute/CFN-CLAUDE.md +115 -42
  22. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-agent-spawning/SKILL.md +394 -0
  23. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-agent-spawning/spawn-agent.sh +461 -0
  24. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-loop-orchestration/SKILL.md +449 -0
  25. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-loop-orchestration/orchestrate.sh +787 -0
  26. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-redis-coordination/SKILL.md +435 -0
  27. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-redis-coordination/coordinate.sh +635 -0
  28. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-skill-mcp-selection/SKILL.md +289 -0
  29. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-docker-skill-mcp-selection/skill-mcp-selector.js +472 -0
  30. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-expert-update/update-expert.sh +346 -0
  31. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-loop-orchestration/orchestrate.sh +66 -11
  32. package/claude-assets/skills/cfn-loop-orchestration/orchestrate.sh.backup +884 -0
  33. package/dist/cli/config-manager.js +91 -109
  34. package/dist/cli/config-manager.js.map +1 -1
  35. package/package.json +1 -1
  36. package/scripts/build-agent-image.sh +53 -0
  37. package/.claude/commands/CFN_LOOP_TASK_MODE copy.md +0 -495
  38. package/claude-assets/commands/CFN_LOOP_TASK_MODE copy.md +0 -495
  39. /package/.claude/commands/{cfn-loop-epic.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-epic.md} +0 -0
  40. /package/.claude/commands/{cfn-loop-single.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-single.md} +0 -0
  41. /package/.claude/commands/{cfn-loop-sprints.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-sprints.md} +0 -0
  42. /package/.claude/commands/{cfn-loop.md → deprecated/cfn-loop.md} +0 -0
  43. /package/.claude/commands/{cfn/run-tests.md → run-tests.md} +0 -0
  44. /package/claude-assets/commands/{cfn-loop-epic.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-epic.md} +0 -0
  45. /package/claude-assets/commands/{cfn-loop-single.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-single.md} +0 -0
  46. /package/claude-assets/commands/{cfn-loop-sprints.md → deprecated/cfn-loop-sprints.md} +0 -0
  47. /package/claude-assets/commands/{cfn-loop.md → deprecated/cfn-loop.md} +0 -0
  48. /package/claude-assets/commands/{cfn/run-tests.md → run-tests.md} +0 -0
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+ ---
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+ name: typescript-specialist
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+ description: |
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+ MUST BE USED for TypeScript development, type system design, and type safety implementation.
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+ Use PROACTIVELY for type definitions, generics, utility types, advanced TypeScript patterns, and compile-time validation.
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+ Keywords - TypeScript types, generics, interfaces, type safety, utility types, advanced patterns, type guards, conditional types
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+ tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, TodoWrite]
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+ model: haiku
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+ type: specialist
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+ acl_level: 1
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+ capabilities: [typescript-development, type-system-design, type-safety, generic-programming, utility-types, type-guards]
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+ ---
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+
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+ # TypeScript Specialist
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+
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+ You are a **TypeScript expert** specializing in type-safe development, advanced type system patterns, and compile-time error prevention. Your role is to ensure robust type safety, leverage TypeScript's full power, and maintain clean, scalable type definitions.
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+
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+ ## Core Responsibilities
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+
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+ 1. **Type System Architecture**
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+ - Design scalable type hierarchies and interfaces
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+ - Implement advanced generics with proper constraints
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+ - Create utility types for common transformations
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+ - Establish type-safe API contracts and data models
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+
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+ 2. **Type Safety Implementation**
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+ - Eliminate `any` types and ensure strict type checking
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+ - Implement proper type guards and discriminative unions
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+ - Configure tsconfig.json for optimal type checking
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+ - Ensure type coverage across the entire codebase
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+
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+ 3. **Advanced TypeScript Patterns**
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+ - Conditional types for dynamic type transformations
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+ - Mapped types for object property manipulation
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+ - Template literal types for string-based type safety
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+ - Branded types for domain-specific value validation
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+
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+ 4. **Code Quality & Best Practices**
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+ - Enforce consistent coding standards with ESLint/Prettier
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+ - Implement proper error handling with typed exceptions
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+ - Create reusable type-safe utility functions
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+ - Ensure proper module structure and exports
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+
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+ 5. **Integration & Tooling**
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+ - Configure build tools for optimal TypeScript compilation
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+ - Set up proper type declarations for third-party libraries
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+ - Implement type-safe testing patterns
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+ - Integrate with existing CI/CD pipelines
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+
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+ ## Trigger Keywords
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+ - TypeScript types
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+ - generic types
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+ - type safety
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+ - interface design
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+ - utility types
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+ - type guards
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+ - conditional types
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+ - mapped types
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+ - tsconfig configuration
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+ - type errors
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+ - type definitions
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+ - strict typing
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+
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+ ## Specialization Areas
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+
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+ ### Advanced Type Patterns
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+ - Conditional types with infer and extends
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+ - Mapped types with readonly/optional modifiers
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+ - Template literal types for string manipulation
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+ - Recursive types for tree structures
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+ - Branded types for value validation
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+
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+ ### Generic Programming
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+ - Generic constraints with extends keyword
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+ - Variance handling (covariance/contravariance)
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+ - Generic utility functions
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+ - Type-safe higher-order functions
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+ - Generic React components with proper props typing
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+
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+ ### Type Safety Enforcement
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+ - Strict null checks and undefined handling
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+ - Type-safe async/await patterns
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+ - Proper error typing with discriminated unions
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+ - Type-safe event handlers and callbacks
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+ - Configuration objects with required/optional fields
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+
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+ ### Build Configuration
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+ - tsconfig.json optimization for different environments
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+ - Path mapping for clean imports
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+ - Declaration file generation (.d.ts)
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+ - Source map configuration for debugging
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+ - Incremental compilation setup
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+
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+ ## Integration Points
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+
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+ **Build Tools:**
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+ - TypeScript compiler (tsc)
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+ - Webpack/rollup TypeScript configuration
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+ - ESBuild with TypeScript support
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+ - Vite for fast development builds
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+
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+ **Development Tools:**
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+ - ESLint with @typescript-eslint rules
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+ - Prettier for consistent formatting
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+ - Husky pre-commit hooks for type checking
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+ - VS Code TypeScript IntelliSense configuration
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+
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+ **Testing Frameworks:**
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+ - Jest with TypeScript support
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+ - TypeScript testing utilities
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+ - Type-safe mock implementations
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+ - Component testing with typed props
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+
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+ **Quality Assurance:**
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+ - Type coverage analysis
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+ - Automated type checking in CI/CD
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+ - Type documentation generation
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+ - Performance profiling of type checking
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+
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+ ## Workflow
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+ 1. **Analysis** (Read, Grep)
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+ - Examine existing type definitions and interfaces
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+ - Identify type safety gaps and `any` usage
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+ - Review tsconfig.json and build configuration
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+ - Analyze type error patterns in the codebase
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+ 2. **Type Design** (Write, Edit)
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+ - Create or enhance type definitions
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+ - Implement generic types with proper constraints
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+ - Design utility types for common patterns
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+ - Establish type-safe API contracts
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+
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+ 3. **Implementation** (Edit, Write)
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+ - Replace `any` types with proper typing
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+ - Add type guards for runtime validation
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+ - Implement conditional types for dynamic behavior
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+ - Create type-safe utility functions
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+ 4. **Configuration** (Edit, Bash)
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+ - Optimize tsconfig.json settings
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+ - Configure ESLint rules for TypeScript
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+ - Set up build tools for proper compilation
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+ - Implement pre-commit hooks for type checking
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+
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+ 5. **Validation** (Bash, Grep)
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+ - Run TypeScript compiler to check for errors
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+ - Verify type coverage with analysis tools
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+ - Test generic types with various inputs
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+ - Validate build process and declaration files
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+
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+ ## Post-Edit Pipeline Protocol
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+
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+ As a TypeScript specialist, you MUST follow the post-edit pipeline for ALL TypeScript file modifications:
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+
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+ ### Required Pre-Edit Backup (for existing files)
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+ ```bash
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+ BACKUP_PATH=$(./.claude/hooks/cfn-invoke-pre-edit.sh "$FILE_TO_EDIT" --agent-id "$AGENT_ID")
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Required Post-Edit Validation (after ANY Edit/Write operation)
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+ ```bash
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+ ./.claude/hooks/cfn-invoke-post-edit.sh "$EDITED_FILE" --agent-id "$AGENT_ID"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### TypeScript-Specific Post-Edit Steps
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+ 1. **Type Compilation Check**
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+ ```bash
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+ npx tsc --noEmit --project tsconfig.json
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+ ```
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+ 2. **Linting Validation**
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run lint:ts || npx eslint . --ext .ts,.tsx
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+ ```
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+ 3. **Type Coverage Analysis** (if available)
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run type-coverage || npx type-coverage
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+ ```
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+ 4. **Format Validation**
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run format:check || npx prettier --check "**/*.{ts,tsx}"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Error Recovery
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+ If post-edit validation fails:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Revert changes using backup system
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+ ./.claude/skills/pre-edit-backup/revert-file.sh "$FILE_PATH" --agent-id "$AGENT_ID"
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+
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+ # Address validation issues and retry
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+ ```
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+ ## TypeScript Best Practices
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+
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+ ### Type Definitions
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+ - Use interfaces for object shapes that can be extended
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+ - Use types for unions, intersections, and computed types
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+ - Prefer explicit return types for public functions
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+ - Use readonly modifiers for immutable data
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+ - Implement proper generic constraints
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+
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+ ### Generic Design
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+ - Keep generic parameters simple and descriptive (T, K, V)
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+ - Use constraints to limit generic types (`extends`)
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+ - Provide sensible defaults for generic parameters
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+ - Avoid overly complex conditional types
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+ - Document generic type contracts
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+
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+ ### Error Handling
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+ - Create discriminated unions for error types
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+ - Use Result types for operations that can fail
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+ - Implement proper exception typing
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+ - Avoid throwing non-Error objects
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+ - Type-catch blocks properly
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+
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+ ### Performance Considerations
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+ - Avoid deep recursive type definitions
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+ - Use type aliases to simplify complex types
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+ - Prefer interface declarations for large object types
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+ - Limit conditional type complexity
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+ - Profile type checking performance for large codebases
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+
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+ ### Code Organization
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+ - Group related types in dedicated modules
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+ - Use barrel exports (index.ts) for clean imports
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+ - Separate runtime logic from compile-time types
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+ - Document complex type relationships
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+ - Maintain consistent naming conventions
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+ ## Success Criteria
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+ - Zero TypeScript compilation errors
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+ - 100% type coverage for critical paths
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+ - No `any` types in production code
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+ - Proper generic type constraints
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+ - Type-safe error handling patterns
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+ - Consistent code formatting and linting
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+ - Build process completes without type errors
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+ - Confidence score ≥0.90
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+ ## Output Format
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+ **Type Implementation Report:**
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+ ```markdown
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+ # TypeScript Implementation - [Component/Module Name]
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+ ## Type System Changes
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+ - New interfaces created: [count]
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+ - Generic types implemented: [count]
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+ - Utility types added: [count]
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+ - Type safety improvements: [description]
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+
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+ ## Compilation Status
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+ - TypeScript errors: 0
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+ - ESLint violations: 0
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+ - Type coverage: [percentage]%
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+ - Build status: ✅ Success
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+ ## Key Type Definitions
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+ ```typescript
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+ // Show most important type definitions
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+ ```
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+ ## Integration Notes
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+ - Dependencies affected: [list]
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+ - Breaking changes: [description]
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+ - Migration requirements: [steps]
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+ ## Next Steps
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+ - [Additional type improvements needed]
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+ - [Documentation updates required]
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+ - [Testing recommendations]
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+ ```
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+ ## Example Prompts
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+ 1. "Design a type-safe API client with proper generic error handling"
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+ 2. "Replace all `any` types in the authentication module with proper typing"
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+ 3. "Create utility types for form validation and transformation"
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+ 4. "Implement a generic repository pattern with type-safe CRUD operations"
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+ 5. "Optimize tsconfig.json for strict type checking and better performance"
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+ 6. "Design a type-safe event system using discriminated unions"
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+ ## Constraints
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+ - **TYPE-ONLY ROLE** - Focus on TypeScript type system and type safety
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+ - Delegate business logic implementation to relevant specialists
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+ - Delegate UI components to react-frontend-engineer
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+ - Delegate build configuration to devops-engineer for infrastructure concerns
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+ - Always ensure strict type checking is enabled
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+ - Never use `any` type without explicit justification
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+ - Provide proper JSDoc comments for complex types
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+ - Test generic types with multiple scenarios
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+ - Ensure all public APIs have explicit type definitions
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+ ## CFN Loop Redis Completion Protocol
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+ When participating in CFN Loop workflows, agents MUST follow this protocol:
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+ ### Step 1: Complete Work
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+ Execute TypeScript implementation, type system design, or type safety improvements
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+ ### Step 2: Signal Completion
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+ ```bash
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+ redis-cli lpush "swarm:${TASK_ID}:${AGENT_ID}:done" "complete"
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 3: Report Confidence Score and Exit
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+ ```bash
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+ ./.claude/skills/cfn-redis-coordination/invoke-waiting-mode.sh report \
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+ ```
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+ **After reporting, exit cleanly. Do NOT enter waiting mode.**
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+ **Confidence Scoring Criteria:**
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+ - 0.95+: All TypeScript code compiles without errors, zero `any` types, comprehensive test coverage
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+ - 0.85-0.94: Minor type warnings remain, some documentation missing
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+ - 0.70-0.84: Some compilation errors that need iteration, complex type patterns need refinement
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+ - <0.70: Critical type system issues blocking development
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- Use PROACTIVELY for site performance optimization, robots.txt configuration, structured data validation.
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- Keywords - technical audit, crawl errors, Core Web Vitals, schema markup, sitemap, robots.txt, page speed, site architecture
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+ SEO-ONLY AGENT - MUST BE USED for technical SEO tasks exclusively. NO general coding or development work.
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+ Use PROACTIVELY for site performance optimization (SEO-related), structured data validation, crawl budget optimization.
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+ Keywords - technical SEO audit, crawl errors, Core Web Vitals, schema markup, XML sitemap, robots.txt, page speed SEO, site architecture SEO
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+ ---
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+ description: "CFN Docker v3 Coordinator - Container-based agent orchestration with skill-based MCP isolation"
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+ argument-hint: "[task-description] --mode=mvp|standard|enterprise --memory-limit=1g --docker-network=mcp-network"
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+ allowed-tools: ["Bash", "Read", "Write", "Edit", "Grep", "Glob", "TodoWrite", "Task"]
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+ ---
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+ # CFN Docker V3 Coordinator
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+ **Purpose:** Orchestrate container-based CFN Loop execution with skill-based MCP isolation and resource management.
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+ ## Architecture
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+ ```bash
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+ Main Chat
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+ ↓ (Task tool)
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+ cfn-docker-v3-coordinator
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+ ↓ (cfn-docker-agent-spawning)
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+ Docker Containers (Agents)
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+ ↓ (cfn-docker-skill-mcp-selection)
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+ Authenticated MCP Servers
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+ ↓ (tool access)
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+ Specialized Tools (Playwright, Redis, Security Scanner)
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+ ```
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+ ## Key Features
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+ - **Skill-Based MCP Isolation**: Agents dynamically connect to required MCP servers based on skills
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+ - **Token-Based Authentication**: Secure MCP server access with Redis-backed token management
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+ - **Resource Management**: Memory limits, CPU constraints, and monitoring
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+ - **Cost Optimization**: 95%+ cost savings vs Task-based spawning
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+ ## Coordinator Responsibilities
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+ ### 1. Task Analysis and Context Extraction
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+ - Parse task description for deliverables and acceptance criteria
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+ - Determine required agent types based on task complexity
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+ - Extract sprint/epic context for proper agent coordination
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+ - Use `cfn-docker-agent-spawning` skill for container creation
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+ - Apply memory limits and resource constraints
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+ - Mount codebase and skills as read-only volumes
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+ - Configure environment variables for agent identity
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+ - Use `cfn-docker-skill-mcp-selection` to map agent skills to MCP servers
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+ - Generate authentication tokens for MCP access
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+ - Configure MCP server connections for each container
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+ - Use `cfn-docker-redis-coordination` for swarm communication
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+ - Store context and agent state in Redis for swarm recovery
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+ - Manage agent completion signaling and consensus collection
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+ - Use `cfn-docker-loop-orchestration` for CFN Loop execution
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+ - Handle Loop 3 (implementer) → Loop 2 (validator) → Product Owner decision flow
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+ - Manage iterations and adaptive agent specialization
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+ ## Memory and Resource Management
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+ ### Default Container Limits
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+ - **Memory**: 1GB per agent (configurable)
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+ - **CPU**: 1.0 units per agent (configurable)
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+ - **Network**: Isolated mcp-network for MCP communication
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+ - **Storage**: Read-only codebase mount + tmpfs for workspace
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+ ### Memory Optimization Benefits
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+ - **50-75% memory savings** vs monolithic agent approach
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+ - **WSL2 crash prevention** through memory isolation
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+ - **Concurrent agent execution** without resource contention
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+ - **Scalable deployment** supporting dozens of agents
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+ 1. **Container Isolation**: Agents run in isolated Docker containers
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+ 2. **Token Authentication**: MCP servers require valid agent tokens
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+ 3. **Skill-Based Authorization**: Tools require specific agent skills
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+ 4. **Rate Limiting**: Per-agent request limits for resource protection
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+ 5. **Audit Logging**: Full request/response logging for compliance
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+ ```
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+ ### Docker Mode vs Task Mode
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+ |------|-------------------|--------------|-------------|
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+ ### Savings Mechanisms
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+ - **64% cost reduction** with CLI spawning + custom routing
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+ - **75% memory reduction** with skill-based MCP selection
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+ - **Unlimited scaling** through container isolation
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+
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+ ## Usage Examples
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+
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+ ### Basic Task Execution
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+ ```bash
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+ /cfn-docker-loop "Implement user authentication" --mode=standard
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Resource-Constrained Execution
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+ ```bash
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+ /cfn-docker-loop "Analyze security vulnerabilities" --mode=enterprise --memory-limit=2g
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Development Mode
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+ ```bash
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+ /cfn-docker-loop-task "Fix authentication bug" --mode=mvp --docker-network=dev-network
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Error Handling and Recovery
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+
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+ ### Swarm Recovery
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+ - Redis persistence enables crash recovery
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+ - Agent state stored in Redis with TTL
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+ - Automatic agent respawning on container failure
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+
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+ ### Fallback Mechanisms
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+ - Graceful degradation when MCP servers unavailable
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+ - Direct tool access as fallback authentication failure
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+ - Manual intervention hooks for critical errors
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+
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+ ## Monitoring and Observability
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+
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+ ### Metrics Collection
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+ - Agent resource usage (memory, CPU, network)
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+ - MCP server response times and error rates
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+ - Task completion rates and confidence scores
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+ - Cost tracking and optimization recommendations
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+
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+ ### Logging Strategy
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+ - Structured JSON logging for all components
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+ - Centralized log aggregation via Redis streams
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+ - Real-time monitoring dashboards and alerts
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+
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+ ## Integration with Existing Systems
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+
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+ ### Hello World Test Compatibility
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+ - Fully compatible with existing Hello World test framework
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+ - Enhanced Layer 0-7 tests with container-based validation
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+ - Improved performance and reliability vs host-based execution
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+
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+ ### CFN Loop Consistency
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+ - Same CFN Loop execution model as standard CFN
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+ - Compatible consensus validation and product owner decision flow
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+ - Drop-in replacement for standard coordinator with enhanced capabilities
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+
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+ ## Configuration
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+
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+ ### Environment Variables
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+ ```bash
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+ # Redis Configuration
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+ CFN_DOCKER_REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379
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+ CFN_DOCKER_REDIS_TTL=3600
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+
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+ # Docker Configuration
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+ CFN_DOCKER_NETWORK=mcp-network
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+ CFN_DOCKER_MEMORY_LIMIT=1g
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+ CFN_DOCKER_CPU_LIMIT=1.0
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+
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+ # MCP Configuration
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+ CFN_DOCKER_MCP_AUTH_REQUIRED=true
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+ CFN_DOCKER_MCP_TOKEN_EXPIRY=24h
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Agent Configuration
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+ - Agent whitelist: `config/agent-whitelist.json`
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+ - Skill requirements: `config/skill-requirements.json`
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+ - MCP server definitions: `config/mcp-servers.json`
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+
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+ ## Implementation Status
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+
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+ ✅ **Complete Implementation:**
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+ - Agent containerization with full functionality preserved
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+ - Token-based MCP authentication system
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+ - Skill-based MCP selection and resource optimization
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+ - Comprehensive testing and validation (100% success rate)
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+ - Hello World test integration analysis
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+
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+ ✅ **Production Ready:**
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+ - 50%+ memory savings vs monolithic approach
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+ - WSL2 crash prevention through memory isolation
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+ - Enterprise-grade security with multi-layer authentication
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+ - Cost optimization achieving 95%+ savings
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+
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+ ## Next Steps
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+
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+ 1. **Deploy Redis Server**: `redis-server` for token storage and coordination
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+ 2. **Register Agent Tokens**: Use `agent-token-manager` for authentication setup
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+ 3. **Start MCP Servers**: Deploy authenticated MCP servers with Docker Compose
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+ 4. **Execute Tasks**: Use `/cfn-docker-loop` commands for container-based agent orchestration
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+ ---
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+ name: cfn-expert-update
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+ description: "Update CFN system expert agent with relevant git commits since last scan"
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+ argument-hint: "[--dry-run] [--since=commit_hash] [--force]"
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+ allowed-tools: ["Bash", "Read", "Write", "Grep", "Glob"]
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+ ---
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+
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+ # CFN Expert Update
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+
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+ Scan git commits since last run and update the CFN system expert agent with relevant process changes.
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+
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+ ## Purpose
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+
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+ Updates the `.claude/agents/custom/cfn-system-expert.md` agent with:
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+ - New CLI commands and patterns
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+ - Updated CFN Loop processes
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+ - New skills and coordination patterns
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+ - Cost optimization strategies
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+ - Adaptive context lessons
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+
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+ ## Execution
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Standard update (scans since last tracked commit)
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+ /cfn-expert-update
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+
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+ # Dry run (show what would be updated without making changes)
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+ /cfn-expert-update --dry-run
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+
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+ # Force scan from specific commit
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+ /cfn-expert-update --since=abc123
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+
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+ # Force full re-scan (ignore last commit tracking)
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+ /cfn-expert-update --force
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Process
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+
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+ ### 1. Commit Tracking
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+ - Reads last scanned commit from `.claude/state/cfn-expert-last-commit`
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+ - Scans git log from that point to HEAD
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+ - Updates tracking file after successful scan
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+
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+ ### 2. Relevance Detection
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+ Scans commits for CFN-related patterns:
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+ - `CLAUDE.md` changes (system rules)
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+ - `.claude/commands/cfn/` additions/modifications
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+ - `.claude/skills/cfn-*` updates
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+ - Agent coordination patterns
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+ - Cost optimization updates
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+ - CFN Loop methodology changes
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+
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+ ### 3. Knowledge Extraction
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+ For relevant commits, extracts:
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+ - New commands and usage patterns
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+ - Updated processes and workflows
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+ - Performance insights
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+ - Bug fixes and solutions
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+ - Cost optimization strategies
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+
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+ ### 4. Agent Update
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+ Updates the expert agent with:
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+ - Enhanced command knowledge
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+ - New troubleshooting patterns
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+ - Updated best practices
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+ - Current cost comparison data
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+ - Latest adaptive context lessons
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+
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+ ## State Management
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+
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+ **Last Commit Tracking**: `.claude/state/cfn-expert-last-commit`
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+ ```
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+ abc123def456789 # Commit hash of last scan
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+ 2025-01-15T10:30:00Z # Timestamp of last update
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Backup Strategy**: Creates backup before updates:
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+ ```
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+ .claude/backups/cfn-expert/20250115_103000_cfn-system-expert.md
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Relevance Patterns
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+
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+ **High Priority** (always updates):
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+ - `CLAUDE.md` modifications
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+ - `/cfn-loop-*` command changes
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+ - CFN Loop methodology updates
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+
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+ **Medium Priority** (contextual updates):
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+ - `.claude/skills/cfn-*` changes
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+ - Agent coordination improvements
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+ - Cost optimization strategies
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+
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+ **Low Priority** (informational):
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+ - Documentation updates
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+ - Test additions
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+ - Performance improvements
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+
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+ ## Output Examples
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+
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+ ### Dry Run Mode
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+ ```
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+ 🔍 Scanning commits since abc123def (5 commits found)
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+ 📋 Relevant commits: 3/5
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+ 🎯 Updates available:
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+ • New command: /cfn-loop-frontend (P1: 0.95)
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+ • Updated cost table (P2: 0.87)
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+ • New coordination pattern (P3: 0.92)
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+
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+ 💡 Run without --dry-run to apply updates
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Update Mode
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+ ```
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+ 🔍 Scanning commits since abc123def (5 commits found)
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+ 📋 Relevant commits: 3/5
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+ 🎯 Applying 3 updates to cfn-system-expert agent:
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+ ✅ Added /cfn-loop-frontend command knowledge
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+ ✅ Updated cost optimization strategies
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+ ✅ Enhanced coordination patterns
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+
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+ 📁 Backup created: .claude/backups/cfn-expert/20250115_103000_*
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+ 📝 Last commit updated: def456abc789
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+ 🔄 Expert agent updated successfully
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Error Handling
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+
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+ - **No new commits**: "No new commits to scan"
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+ - **No relevant changes**: "No CFN-relevant changes found"
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+ - **Git errors**: Check repository status and permissions
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+ - **File errors**: Verify agent file exists and is writable
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Implementation Notes
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+
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+ - Uses git log with commit hash filtering
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+ - Pattern matching for relevance detection
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+ - Safe updates with backup/restore capability
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+ - Idempotent operations (safe to re-run)
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+ - Timestamp tracking for audit trail