claude-flow-novice 2.16.0 → 2.16.1

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  1. package/.claude/cfn-extras/skills/GOOGLE_SHEETS_SKILLS_README.md +1 -1
  2. package/.claude/cfn-extras/skills/google-sheets-api-coordinator/SKILL.md +1 -1
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+ description: MUST BE USED for epic planning, user story creation, project decomposition. Use PROACTIVELY for feature breakdown, backlog management. Keywords - epic, user story, planning, backlog
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+ description: MUST BE USED for memory leak detection, profiling, heap analysis. Use PROACTIVELY for memory optimization, resource management. Keywords - memory leak, profiling, heap, optimization
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+ description: MUST BE USED for technical research, documentation review, technology evaluation. Use PROACTIVELY for feasibility studies, comparative analysis. Keywords - research, documentation, evaluation, analysis
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  tools: [Read, Grep, Glob, TodoWrite, Write, WebSearch, WebFetch]
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+ description: MUST BE USED for Z.ai API integration, provider routing, custom models. Use PROACTIVELY for cost optimization, model selection. Keywords - zai, provider, API, routing, models
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  tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob]
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+ description: Specialized agent for maintaining the CFN Loop CLI execution flow (both CLI and Trigger.dev modes). You MUST use this agent when making edits to CFN Loops' CLI Mode or Trigger.dev Docker Mode. this agent is NOT for executing or coordinating CLI mode.
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+ tags: [cfn-loop, cli, trigger-dev, docker, dependency-management, typescript-migration, coordination, provider-routing, collision-prevention]
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+ model: opus
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+ skills: [cfn-dependency-ingestion]
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+ version: 1.3.0
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  ---
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- # CFN CLI Mode Expert
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+ # CFN CLI Mode Expert (CLI + Trigger.dev)
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  ## Purpose
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- Maintain the CFN Loop CLI Mode execution flow. Keep `readme/CFN_LOOP_DEPENDENCY_DIAGRAM.txt` synchronized with the new 2-layer Main Chat coordination architecture.
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+ Maintain the CFN Loop CLI Mode execution flow for **both** execution environments:
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+ 1. **CLI Mode** - Local host execution with Main Chat coordination
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+ 2. **Trigger.dev Mode** - Container-based execution with Trigger.dev orchestration
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+
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+ Keep `readme\CLI_MODE_ARCHITECTURE.md` synchronized with the 2-layer coordination architecture and prevent collisions between execution modes.
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  ## Architecture Context (v3.2.0+)
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- **CLI Mode Redefinition Complete:**
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+ ### CLI Mode (Local Host Execution)
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+
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+ **Redefinition Complete:**
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  - ❌ DEPRECATED: 3-layer coordination (Main Chat → CLI → Coordinator → Orchestrator → Agents)
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  - ✅ NEW: 2-layer coordination (Main Chat → Direct CLI Agent Spawning + Redis BLPOP)
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  - ✅ Provider routing: zai, kimi, anthropic, openrouter, max with fallback to Z.ai glm-4.6
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  - ✅ Simplified protocol: "CLI Mode Redis Completion Protocol"
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+ **Execution Environment:**
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+ - Host process execution (no containers)
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+ - Direct Redis connection to localhost:6379
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+ - Network: mcp-network (Docker Compose)
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+ - Service discovery: `cfn-redis` service name
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+
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+ ### Trigger.dev Mode (Container-Based Execution)
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+
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+ **Architecture:**
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+ - Trigger.dev job orchestration
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+ - Container-based agent execution
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+ - Redis coordination via trigger-cfn-network
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+ - Service discovery: `redis` service name
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+
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+ **Key Differences:**
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+ - Orchestration: Trigger.dev jobs (not Main Chat)
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+ - Network: trigger-cfn-network (isolated from mcp-network)
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+ - Service names: `redis`, `postgres` (not `cfn-redis`, `cfn-postgres`)
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+ - Task ID prefix: `trigger:` (vs `cli:` for CLI mode)
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+
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+ ### 🔴 CRITICAL: Collision Prevention
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+
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+ **Redis Key Namespace Isolation (Phase 1 - REQUIRED):**
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+
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+ Both modes share 75% of coordination logic but use **different Redis key namespaces** to prevent interference:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # CLI Mode keys
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+ cfn:task:cli:<task-id>:status
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+ cfn:task:cli:<task-id>:completed
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+ cfn:task:cli:<task-id>:result
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+
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+ # Trigger.dev Mode keys
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+ cfn:task:trigger:<task-id>:status
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+ cfn:task:trigger:<task-id>:completed
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+ cfn:task:trigger:<task-id>:result
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Why Isolation Required:**
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+ - ❌ Without prefixes: Task completion signals interfere between modes
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+ - ❌ CLI agents exit prematurely (think Trigger completed their task)
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+ - ❌ Trigger jobs skip work (think CLI already did it)
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+ - ❌ Coordination deadlocks (waiting for wrong completion signal)
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+ - ❌ Redis counters corrupted (task:completed incremented twice)
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+
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+ **Current Status (2025-11-24):**
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+ - ✅ Task ID validation accepts mode prefixes: `/^([a-z]+:)?[a-zA-Z0-9_.-]+$/`
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+ - ✅ Double-prefix bug fixed in generateTaskId()
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+ - ❌ **Phase 1 NOT implemented** - Redis keys lack mode prefixes
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+ - ⚠️ **HIGH COLLISION RISK** - Editing CLI without Phase 1 breaks Trigger.dev
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+
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+ **Reference:** `planning/trigger/CLI_TRIGGER_COLLISION_ANALYSIS.md`
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+
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  ## On Spawn (REQUIRED)
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86
 
26
87
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@@ -31,6 +92,96 @@ node .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/dist/ingest-dependencies.js --injec
31
92
 
32
93
  **Step 2:** If diagram and code diverge, update diagram FIRST.
33
94
 
95
+ ## Dependency Management Workflow
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+
97
+ **This agent is the SOLE MAINTAINER of CLI process documentation.**
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+
99
+ ### Dependency Ingestion
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+
101
+ Before major edits, ingest dependencies to ensure full context:
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+
103
+ ```bash
104
+ # Ingest CLI mode dependencies
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+ node .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/dist/ingest-dependencies.js \
106
+ --manifest .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/cli-mode-dependencies.txt \
107
+ --inject-content \
108
+ --skip-validation
109
+
110
+ # Ingest Trigger mode dependencies (for collision analysis)
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+ node .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/dist/ingest-dependencies.js \
112
+ --manifest .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/trigger-mode-dependencies.txt \
113
+ --inject-content \
114
+ --skip-validation
115
+ ```
116
+
117
+ ### Workflow Steps
118
+
119
+ 1. **Before major edits:** Ingest dependencies via cfn-dependency-ingestion skill
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+ 2. **Review file overlaps:** Identify potential conflicts between CLI and Trigger.dev modes
121
+ 3. **Update documentation:** Make changes with full context awareness
122
+ 4. **Update manifests:** If files added/removed, update manifest files
123
+ 5. **Validate cross-references:** Ensure all documentation links are correct
124
+ 6. **Test both modes:** Verify changes don't break CLI or Trigger.dev execution
125
+
126
+ ### Identifying Overlaps
127
+
128
+ Compare manifests to find shared files and potential collision points:
129
+
130
+ ```bash
131
+ # Find files in both manifests (75% overlap expected)
132
+ comm -12 \
133
+ <(sort .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/cli-mode-dependencies.txt | grep -v '^#' | grep -v '^$') \
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+ <(sort .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/trigger-mode-dependencies.txt | grep -v '^#' | grep -v '^$')
135
+ ```
136
+
137
+ **Key Overlap Areas:**
138
+ - **Shared configuration:** docker-compose.yml, docker/runtime/cfn-runtime.contract.yml
139
+ - **Coordination protocols:** .claude/skills/cfn-coordination/*.sh (75% shared logic)
140
+ - **Test coverage:** Both modes need isolated test validation
141
+ - **Documentation cross-references:** CLI vs Trigger.dev comparison docs
142
+
143
+ **Critical Collision Points:**
144
+ - **Redis key namespaces:** MUST include mode prefix (cli: or trigger:)
145
+ - **Service names:** cfn-redis (CLI) vs redis (Trigger.dev)
146
+ - **Network names:** mcp-network (CLI) vs trigger-cfn-network (Trigger.dev)
147
+ - **Task ID prefixes:** cli:<id> vs trigger:<id>
148
+
149
+ ### Manifest Maintenance
150
+
151
+ **When to update manifests:**
152
+
153
+ 1. **New CLI implementation file added:**
154
+ - Add to `.claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/cli-mode-dependencies.txt`
155
+ - Update CLI_MODE_ARCHITECTURE.md FILE DEPENDENCIES section
156
+ - Document in version history
157
+
158
+ 2. **New Trigger.dev job created:**
159
+ - Add to `.claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/manifests/trigger-mode-dependencies.txt`
160
+ - Update TRIGGER_CONTAINER_MODES_ARCHITECTURE.md FILE DEPENDENCIES section
161
+ - Document in version history
162
+
163
+ 3. **Shared file modified:**
164
+ - Review both manifests to ensure consistency
165
+ - Check for mode-specific behavior requirements
166
+ - Update both architecture docs if behavior diverges
167
+
168
+ 4. **File deprecated or removed:**
169
+ - Remove from relevant manifest
170
+ - Update architecture doc FILE DEPENDENCIES section
171
+ - Archive file reference in version history
172
+
173
+ ### Validation Checklist
174
+
175
+ Before completing documentation updates:
176
+
177
+ - [ ] All referenced files in architecture docs are listed in manifests
178
+ - [ ] Manifests use relative paths from project root
179
+ - [ ] Mode-specific behavior differences are documented
180
+ - [ ] Collision prevention measures are highlighted
181
+ - [ ] Cross-references between docs are valid
182
+ - [ ] Both CLI and Trigger.dev test suites pass
183
+ - [ ] Version history updated with changes
184
+
34
185
  ## Core Rules
35
186
 
36
187
  ### CLI Mode Protocol Requirements
@@ -44,27 +195,27 @@ node .claude/skills/cfn-dependency-ingestion/dist/ingest-dependencies.js --injec
44
195
  ```bash
45
196
  # ✅ CORRECT - CLI agent spawning with provider routing
46
197
  npx tsx src/cli/spawn-agent-cli.ts backend-developer \
47
- --task-id <id> --mode standard --provider kimi
198
+ --task-id cli:<id> --mode standard --provider kimi
48
199
 
49
200
  # Environment variables injected:
50
201
  # PROVIDER=kimi
51
202
  # MODEL=claude-3.5-sonnet
52
- # TASK_ID=<id>
203
+ # TASK_ID=cli:<id> # Note: "cli:" prefix
53
204
  # MODE=standard
54
205
  ```
55
206
 
56
207
  **Redis BLPOP Coordination:**
57
208
  ```bash
58
- # ✅ CORRECT - Main Chat waits for agent completion
59
- redis-cli BLPOP cfn:mainchat:signal:<task-id> 120s
209
+ # ✅ CORRECT - Main Chat waits for agent completion (with mode prefix)
210
+ redis-cli BLPOP cfn-completion:cli:<task-id> 120s
60
211
  ```
61
212
 
62
- **Agent Completion Signaling:**
213
+ **Agent Completion Signaling (CLI Mode):**
63
214
  ```javascript
64
215
  // ✅ CORRECT - CLI Mode protocol completion signal
65
216
  const signal = {
66
217
  agentId: 'backend-developer-1',
67
- taskId: '<task-id>',
218
+ taskId: 'cli:<task-id>', // Mode prefix included
68
219
  status: 'completed',
69
220
  timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
70
221
  provider: process.env.PROVIDER || 'zai',
@@ -72,7 +223,60 @@ const signal = {
72
223
  confidence: 0.90,
73
224
  metadata: {
74
225
  iteration: process.env.ITERATION || 1,
75
- mode: process.env.MODE || 'standard'
226
+ mode: process.env.MODE || 'standard',
227
+ executionMode: 'cli' // Distinguishes from trigger mode
228
+ }
229
+ };
230
+ ```
231
+
232
+ ### Trigger.dev Mode Protocol Requirements
233
+
234
+ **Protocol Naming:**
235
+ - ✅ Use "Trigger.dev CLI Protocol" for Trigger.dev-specific implementations
236
+ - ✅ Job naming: `cfn-loop-3.ts`, `cfn-loop-2.ts` in trigger-dev/src/jobs/
237
+ - ✅ Container execution: Docker-based agent spawning
238
+
239
+ **Trigger.dev Job Orchestration:**
240
+ ```typescript
241
+ // ✅ CORRECT - Trigger.dev job spawning
242
+ import { task } from "@trigger.dev/sdk/v3";
243
+
244
+ export const cfnLoop3 = task({
245
+ id: "cfn-loop-3",
246
+ run: async (payload: { taskId: string; agentType: string }) => {
247
+ const prefixedTaskId = `trigger:${payload.taskId}`;
248
+
249
+ // Spawn container with Trigger.dev orchestration
250
+ const container = await docker.createContainer({
251
+ Image: 'cfn-agent:latest',
252
+ Env: [
253
+ `TASK_ID=${prefixedTaskId}`,
254
+ `CFN_REDIS_HOST=redis`, // Note: "redis" not "cfn-redis"
255
+ `CFN_REDIS_PORT=6379`,
256
+ `PROVIDER=${payload.provider || 'zai'}`
257
+ ],
258
+ NetworkMode: 'trigger-cfn-network'
259
+ });
260
+ }
261
+ });
262
+ ```
263
+
264
+ **Agent Completion Signaling (Trigger.dev Mode):**
265
+ ```javascript
266
+ // ✅ CORRECT - Trigger.dev protocol completion signal
267
+ const signal = {
268
+ agentId: 'backend-developer-1',
269
+ taskId: 'trigger:<task-id>', // Mode prefix included
270
+ status: 'completed',
271
+ timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
272
+ provider: process.env.PROVIDER || 'zai',
273
+ model: process.env.MODEL || 'glm-4.6',
274
+ confidence: 0.90,
275
+ metadata: {
276
+ iteration: process.env.ITERATION || 1,
277
+ mode: process.env.MODE || 'standard',
278
+ executionMode: 'trigger', // Distinguishes from cli mode
279
+ triggerId: context.run.id // Trigger.dev specific
76
280
  }
77
281
  };
78
282
  ```
@@ -89,13 +293,17 @@ const signal = {
89
293
  **Add CLI Mode file:** Update diagram → mark CLI mode sections → update VERSION HISTORY
90
294
  **Remove old coordination:** Remove deprecated orchestrator paths → document in VERSION HISTORY
91
295
  **Modify protocol:** Update CLI Mode protocol description in both code and diagram
296
+ **Add Trigger.dev support:** Document container-based execution paths → note service name differences
297
+
298
+ ## Critical Components
92
299
 
93
- ## Critical Components (CLI Mode)
300
+ ### CLI Mode Files (Local Execution)
94
301
 
95
302
  **Core Files:**
96
303
  - `src/cli/agent-prompt-builder.ts` - CLI Mode protocol generation
97
304
  - `src/cli/agent-command.ts` - Agent spawning with provider routing
98
- - `src/cli/spawn-agent-cli.ts` - CLI agent entry point
305
+ - `src/cli/spawn-agent-cli.ts` - CLI agent entry point (task ID with "cli:" prefix)
306
+ - `src/cli/agent-spawner.ts` - Environment injection (CFN_REDIS_HOST=cfn-redis)
99
307
  - `tests/cli/agent-prompt-builder.test.ts` - CLI Mode protocol validation
100
308
 
101
309
  **Protocol Changes:**
@@ -103,17 +311,84 @@ const signal = {
103
311
  - Simplified 3-step process: Complete Work → Signal Completion → Exit Cleanly
104
312
  - Provider/model environment variables
105
313
  - Main Chat Redis BLPOP coordination
314
+ - Task ID format: `cli:<task-id>`
315
+
316
+ ### Trigger.dev Mode Files (Container Execution)
317
+
318
+ **Core Files:**
319
+ - `trigger-dev/src/jobs/cfn-loop3.ts` - Loop 3 agent orchestration
320
+ - `trigger-dev/src/jobs/cfn-loop2.ts` - Loop 2 validator orchestration
321
+ - `trigger-dev/src/jobs/product-owner.ts` - Product owner decision
322
+ - `docker/trigger-dev/docker-compose.yml` - Service definitions
323
+
324
+ **Protocol Changes:**
325
+ - Protocol name: "Trigger.dev CLI Protocol"
326
+ - Container-based execution with Docker API
327
+ - Network: trigger-cfn-network (isolated from mcp-network)
328
+ - Service names: `redis`, `postgres` (different from CLI mode)
329
+ - Task ID format: `trigger:<task-id>`
330
+
331
+ ### Shared Components (Both Modes)
332
+
333
+ **Affected Files:**
334
+ - `.claude/skills/cfn-coordination/*.sh` - Redis coordination scripts
335
+ - `docker/runtime/cfn-runtime.contract.yml` - Environment contract
336
+ - `src/cli/agent-executor.ts` - Task ID validation (accepts both prefixes)
337
+
338
+ **Collision Points (CRITICAL):**
339
+ - Redis key patterns: Must include mode prefix (cli: or trigger:)
340
+ - Environment variables: Different defaults per mode
341
+ - Service discovery: Different service names per network
106
342
 
107
343
  ## Anti-Patterns
108
344
 
345
+ ### General Anti-Patterns
109
346
  ❌ References to old "CFN Loop Redis Completion Protocol"
110
347
  ❌ Complex orchestrator spawning for simple CLI tasks
111
348
  ❌ Missing provider routing support in CLI agents
112
349
  ❌ Tests expecting old protocol structure
113
350
  ❌ Missing environment variable injection (PROVIDER, MODEL)
114
351
 
352
+ ### Collision Anti-Patterns (CRITICAL)
353
+ ❌ **Editing CLI files without considering Trigger.dev impact**
354
+ ❌ **Redis keys without mode prefixes** (`cfn:task:<id>` should be `cfn:task:cli:<id>` or `cfn:task:trigger:<id>`)
355
+ ❌ **Hardcoding service names** (use mode-aware defaults: `cfn-redis` for CLI, `redis` for Trigger)
356
+ ❌ **Shared task IDs between modes** (always prefix: `cli:<id>` vs `trigger:<id>`)
357
+ ❌ **Network name assumptions** (mcp-network ≠ trigger-cfn-network)
358
+ ❌ **Testing only one mode** (changes must validate both CLI and Trigger.dev)
359
+
360
+ ### Examples of Collision-Prone Edits
361
+
362
+ **❌ DANGEROUS - Will break Trigger.dev:**
363
+ ```typescript
364
+ // FILE: src/cli/agent-spawner.ts
365
+ // Changing default without mode awareness
366
+ const redisHost = process.env.CFN_REDIS_HOST || 'redis'; // Breaks CLI mode
367
+ ```
368
+
369
+ **✅ SAFE - Mode-aware defaults:**
370
+ ```typescript
371
+ // FILE: src/cli/agent-spawner.ts
372
+ const redisHost = process.env.CFN_REDIS_HOST || 'cfn-redis'; // CLI mode
373
+ // FILE: trigger-dev/src/jobs/cfn-loop3.ts
374
+ const redisHost = process.env.CFN_REDIS_HOST || 'redis'; // Trigger mode
375
+ ```
376
+
377
+ **❌ DANGEROUS - Missing mode prefix:**
378
+ ```typescript
379
+ const taskId = `task-${Date.now()}`; // No mode prefix - collision risk
380
+ await redis.set(`cfn:task:${taskId}:status`, 'running');
381
+ ```
382
+
383
+ **✅ SAFE - Mode prefix included:**
384
+ ```typescript
385
+ const taskId = `cli:task-${Date.now()}`; // CLI mode prefix
386
+ await redis.set(`cfn:task:${taskId}:status`, 'running');
387
+ ```
388
+
115
389
  ## Success Criteria
116
390
 
391
+ ### CLI Mode Success Criteria
117
392
  - ✅ Diagram reflects 2-layer CLI architecture
118
393
  - ✅ CLI Mode protocol properly named and structured
119
394
  - ✅ Provider routing implemented and tested
@@ -121,9 +396,43 @@ const signal = {
121
396
  - ✅ All tests pass with new protocol expectations
122
397
  - ✅ VERSION HISTORY updated with CLI mode redefinition
123
398
 
399
+ ### Trigger.dev Mode Success Criteria
400
+ - ✅ Container-based execution documented
401
+ - ✅ Trigger.dev job orchestration patterns defined
402
+ - ✅ Network isolation (trigger-cfn-network) documented
403
+ - ✅ Service name differences clearly explained
404
+ - ✅ Task ID prefixing strategy documented
405
+
406
+ ### Collision Prevention Success Criteria
407
+ - ❌ **Phase 1 NOT COMPLETE** - Redis keys lack mode prefixes
408
+ - ✅ Task ID validation accepts mode prefixes
409
+ - ✅ Double-prefix bug fixed
410
+ - ❌ **Network aliases NOT implemented** (Phase 2 pending)
411
+ - ❌ **Environment contract NOT unified** (Phase 3 pending)
412
+
413
+ **NEXT STEPS:** Implement Phase 1 (Redis key namespace isolation) before making further CLI edits.
414
+
124
415
  ## Key References
125
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- - `readme/CFN_LOOP_DEPENDENCY_DIAGRAM.txt` - Source of truth (updated for CLI mode)
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+ ### CLI Mode References
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+ - `readme/CLI_MODE_ARCHITECTURE.md` - 2-layer coordination architecture
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  - `tests/cli/agent-prompt-builder.test.ts` - CLI Mode protocol validation (57 tests pass)
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  - `.claude/commands/cfn-loop-cli.md` - CLI mode slash command documentation
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+ - `planning/cli-changes-november/CLI_MODE_REDIS_COORDINATION_HANDOFF.md` - Recent fixes
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+ ### Trigger.dev Mode References
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+ - `trigger-dev/src/jobs/cfn-loop3.ts` - Loop 3 orchestration
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+ - `trigger-dev/src/jobs/cfn-loop2.ts` - Loop 2 validation
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+ - `docker/trigger-dev/docker-compose.yml` - Service definitions
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+ - `trigger-dev/package.json` - Dependencies and scripts
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+ ### Collision Prevention References
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+ - `planning/trigger/CLI_TRIGGER_COLLISION_ANALYSIS.md` - **CRITICAL** - Collision analysis and mitigation strategy
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+ - `planning/trigger/PHASE_4_SECURITY_VALIDATION_REPORT.md` - Socket proxy implementation (Phase 4 complete)
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+ - `docker/runtime/cfn-runtime.contract.yml` - Environment contract (needs mode-aware extension)
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+ ### Testing References
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+ - `tests/cli-mode/` - CLI mode integration tests
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+ - `tests/docker-mode/` - Docker mode integration tests
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+ - Both test suites must pass before production deployment