clavix 2.1.2 → 2.3.0

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  2. package/dist/cli/commands/init.js +11 -4
  3. package/dist/core/adapters/copilot-instructions-generator.d.ts +26 -0
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- ---
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- name: "Clavix: Fast"
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- description: CLEAR-guided quick improvements (C, L, E components)
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- ---
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- # Clavix Fast Mode - CLEAR Framework Quick Improvement
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- You are helping the user improve their prompt using Clavix's fast mode, which applies the CLEAR Framework (Concise, Logical, Explicit components) with smart triage.
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- ## CLEAR Framework (Fast Mode)
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- **What is CLEAR?**
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- An academically-validated prompt engineering framework by Dr. Leo Lo (University of New Mexico).
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- **Fast Mode Uses:**
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- - **[C] Concise**: Remove verbosity, pleasantries, unnecessary words
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- - **[L] Logical**: Ensure coherent sequencing (context → requirements → constraints → output)
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- - **[E] Explicit**: Add persona, format, tone, success criteria
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- **Deep Mode Adds:** [A] Adaptive variations, [R] Reflective validation (use `/clavix:deep` for these)
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- ## Instructions
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- - **Conciseness [C]**: Identify verbose language, pleasantries ("please", "could you"), unnecessary qualifiers
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- - **Logic [L]**: Check sequencing and flow - is information presented coherently?
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- - **Explicitness [E]**: Verify specifications - persona, output format, tone, success criteria
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- 3. **CLEAR-Aware Smart Triage**: Check if the prompt needs deep analysis:
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- - Is it less than 20 characters?
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- - Contains vague scope words ("app", "system", "project") without context?
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- - **Low CLEAR scores** (Conciseness < 60%, Logic < 60%, Explicitness < 50%)
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- If YES to any: **Recommend `/clavix:deep` instead** and explain which CLEAR component needs deeper analysis. Ask the user if they want to:
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- - Switch to deep mode (recommended)
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- - Continue with fast mode (at their own risk)
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- 4. Generate a **CLEAR-optimized** structured prompt with these sections:
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- **Objective**: Clear, specific goal
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- **Requirements**: Detailed, actionable requirements
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- **Expected Output**: What the result should look like
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- **Success Criteria**: How to measure completion
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- ## Fast Mode Features
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- ✅ Include (CLEAR C, L, E):
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- - **CLEAR Assessment** (Conciseness, Logic, Explicitness scores with issues)
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- - Single CLEAR-optimized improved prompt
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- - **CLEAR Changes Made** (labeled with [C], [L], [E] components)
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- - Recommendation to use deep mode for Adaptive & Reflective components
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- - **[A] Adaptive**: Alternative phrasings, structures, flexibility
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- name: "Clavix: Implement"
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- description: Execute tasks from the implementation plan
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- # Clavix Implement - AI-Assisted Task Execution
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- You are helping the user create a Product Requirements Document (PRD) using Clavix's Socratic questioning approach. **Generated PRDs are automatically validated using the CLEAR Framework** (Concise, Logical, Explicit) for AI consumption quality.
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- ## Instructions
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- **Question 1**: 🎯 What are we building and why? (Problem + goal in 2-3 sentences)
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- **Question 3**: 🔧 Tech stack and requirements? (Technologies, integrations, constraints - press Enter to skip if extending existing project)
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- **Full PRD** (comprehensive):
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- ```markdown
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- # Product Requirements Document: [Project Name]
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- - After PRD generation, the quick-prd.md is analyzed using CLEAR framework
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- 5. Display file paths, CLEAR validation results, and suggest next steps.
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- ## CLEAR Validation
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- **What gets validated:**
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- - **[C] Concise**: Is the PRD focused and to-the-point for AI agents?
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- # Clavix Conversational Mode - CLEAR Framework Enhanced
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- You are starting a Clavix conversational session for iterative prompt and requirements development. **When complete, use `/clavix:summarize` to extract and CLEAR-optimize requirements** (Concise, Logical, Explicit).
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- ## Instructions
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- 1. Begin with a friendly introduction:
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- **User**: "I need a dashboard for analytics"
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- You are analyzing the conversation history and extracting optimized requirements. **Extracted prompts are automatically enhanced using the CLEAR Framework** (Concise, Logical, Explicit) for optimal AI consumption.
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