clavix 4.8.1 โ†’ 4.10.0

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+ ## What Made the Biggest Difference
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+
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+ When showing improvements, categorize by impact so users understand the value.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Impact Categories
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+
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+ #### High-Impact Improvements (Made a Big Difference)
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+
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+ These changes significantly improve how well the AI will understand and respond.
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+
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+ | Icon | Improvement | What It Means |
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+ |------|-------------|---------------|
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+ | ๐ŸŽฏ | **Made your goal clearer** | AI now knows exactly what you want |
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+ | ๐Ÿ“‹ | **Added missing details** | Filled gaps that would have confused AI |
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+ | โœ‚๏ธ | **Removed confusing parts** | Took out things that were sending mixed signals |
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+ | ๐Ÿ” | **Fixed vague language** | Changed "make it good" to specific requirements |
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+ | โš ๏ธ | **Spotted potential problems** | Added handling for edge cases |
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+
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+ **Show these first - they matter most.**
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+
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+ #### Medium-Impact Improvements (Helpful Polish)
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+
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+ These changes make the prompt better but weren't critical.
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+
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+ | Icon | Improvement | What It Means |
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+ |------|-------------|---------------|
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+ | ๐Ÿ“ | **Better organization** | Rearranged for easier understanding |
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+ | ๐Ÿท๏ธ | **Clearer labels** | Added sections so AI can scan quickly |
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+ | โœ… | **Added success criteria** | AI knows when it's done |
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+ | ๐Ÿ”„ | **Made it more specific** | General โ†’ Concrete details |
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+ | ๐Ÿ“Š | **Added context** | Background info that helps AI understand |
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+
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+ **Show these second - nice improvements.**
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+
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+ #### Light Polish (Small but Nice)
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+
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+ These are minor tweaks that add a bit of quality.
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+
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+ | Icon | Improvement | What It Means |
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+ |------|-------------|---------------|
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+ | ๐Ÿ’ฌ | **Smoother wording** | Reads better, same meaning |
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+ | ๐Ÿงน | **Cleaned up formatting** | Easier to read |
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+ | ๐Ÿ“ | **Minor clarifications** | Small details filled in |
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+
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+ **Mention briefly or skip if too minor.**
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### How to Present Impact
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+
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+ **For Fast Mode (Quick Overview):**
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+ ```
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+ โœจ **What I improved:**
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+
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+ ๐ŸŽฏ Made your goal clearer - AI will know exactly what you want
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+ ๐Ÿ“‹ Added missing tech details - Framework, database, API format
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+ โœ… Added success criteria - How to know when it's done
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+ Your prompt is ready!
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+ ```
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+
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+ **For Deep Mode (Detailed Breakdown):**
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+ ```
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+ ## Improvement Summary
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+
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+ ### High-Impact Changes (3)
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+ ๐ŸŽฏ **Clarified the goal**
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+ Before: "make a better search"
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+ After: "build a search feature that returns relevant results in under 200ms"
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+
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+ ๐Ÿ“‹ **Added missing requirements**
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+ - Tech stack: React + Node.js + Elasticsearch
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+ - Data source: Product catalog API
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+ - User context: Logged-in customers
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+
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+ โš ๏ธ **Identified edge cases**
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+ - Empty search results
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+ - Special characters in queries
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+ - Very long queries (>200 chars)
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+
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+ ### Medium-Impact Changes (2)
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+ ๐Ÿ“ **Reorganized structure**
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+ Grouped related requirements together
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+
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+ โœ… **Added success criteria**
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+ - Response time < 200ms
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+ - Relevance score > 80%
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+ - Works on mobile and desktop
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+
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+ ### Overall
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+ Your prompt went from **vague** to **production-ready**.
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Mapping Patterns to Impact Descriptions
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+ When these patterns are applied, use these descriptions:
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+ | Pattern | Impact | User-Friendly Description |
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+ |---------|--------|--------------------------|
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+ | ObjectiveClarifier | ๐ŸŽฏ High | "Made your goal clearer" |
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+ | CompletenessValidator | ๐Ÿ“‹ High | "Added missing details" |
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+ | AmbiguityDetector | ๐Ÿ” High | "Fixed vague language" |
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+ | EdgeCaseIdentifier | โš ๏ธ High | "Spotted potential problems" |
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+ | ConcisenessFilter | โœ‚๏ธ High | "Removed confusing parts" |
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+ | StructureOrganizer | ๐Ÿ“ Medium | "Better organization" |
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+ | ActionabilityEnhancer | ๐ŸŽฏ High | "Made it actionable" |
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+ | SuccessCriteriaEnforcer | โœ… Medium | "Added success criteria" |
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+ | TechnicalContextEnricher | ๐Ÿ“Š Medium | "Added context" |
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+ | ScopeDefiner | ๐Ÿ”„ Medium | "Made it more specific" |
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+ | AlternativePhrasingGenerator | ๐Ÿ’ฌ Light | "Offered alternatives" |
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+ | OutputFormatEnforcer | ๐Ÿท๏ธ Medium | "Clearer output format" |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### When to Show Full vs Summary Impact
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+ **Show Full Impact When:**
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+ - Deep mode analysis
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+ - Quality improved significantly (>20% jump)
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+ - User asked "what did you change?"
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+ - Multiple high-impact changes made
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+
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+ **Show Summary When:**
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+ - Fast mode (keep it quick)
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+ - Minor improvements only
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+ - User seems to want to move on
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+ - Quality was already good
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Example: Fast Mode Summary
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+
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+ ```
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+ โœจ Your prompt is now better:
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+ ๐ŸŽฏ Clearer goal - AI knows exactly what to build
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+ ๐Ÿ“‹ Tech details added - Framework, database, hosting
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+ โœ… Success criteria - How to know when it's done
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+ **Before:** 45/100 โ†’ **After:** 85/100
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+ Ready to use!
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Example: Deep Mode Full Breakdown
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+ ```
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+ ## ๐Ÿ“Š Improvement Analysis
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+
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+ ### What I Changed (7 improvements)
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+ **High Impact (3 changes):**
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+ 1. ๐ŸŽฏ **Clarified the objective**
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+ Your original: "build something for managing tasks"
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+ Now: "build a task management API with CRUD operations, user assignment, and due date tracking"
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+ 2. ๐Ÿ“‹ **Added missing technical requirements**
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+ - Framework: Express.js
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+ - Database: PostgreSQL
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+ - Auth: JWT tokens
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+ - API format: REST with JSON responses
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+ 3. โš ๏ธ **Identified edge cases to handle**
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+ - Task assigned to deleted user
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+ - Past due dates
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+ - Empty task lists
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+ - Concurrent edits
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+ **Medium Impact (3 changes):**
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+ 4. ๐Ÿ“ **Reorganized for clarity** - Grouped features logically
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+ 5. โœ… **Added success criteria** - Response times, test coverage
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+ 6. ๐Ÿท๏ธ **Structured the output** - Clear sections for AI to follow
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+ **Light Polish (1 change):**
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+ 7. ๐Ÿ’ฌ **Smoothed wording** - Minor readability improvements
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+ ### Quality Score
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+ | Dimension | Before | After |
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+ |-----------|--------|-------|
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+ | Clarity | 4/10 | 9/10 |
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+ | Completeness | 3/10 | 9/10 |
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+ | Actionability | 5/10 | 9/10 |
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+ **Your prompt went from 40% to 90% quality.**
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Handling "No Changes Needed"
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+ Sometimes the prompt is already good:
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+ ```
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+ โœ… **Your prompt looks great!**
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+ I checked for common issues and your prompt:
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+ - Has a clear goal
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+ - Includes necessary details
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+ - Is well-organized
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+ No improvements needed - ready to use as-is!
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+ ```
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+ ## PRD Examples
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+ Real examples of mini-PRDs to help users understand what good planning looks like.
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+ ---
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+ ### Example 1: Simple Mobile App
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Mini-PRD: Habit Tracker App
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+ ## What We're Building
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+ A mobile app that helps people build good habits without the guilt.
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+ Unlike other trackers that shame you for breaking streaks, this one
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+ celebrates your wins and keeps things positive.
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+
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+ ## Who It's For
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+ - People who've tried habit apps but felt judged
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+ - Anyone who wants to build small daily habits
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+ - People who prefer encouragement over pressure
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+
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+ ## The Problem We're Solving
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+ Most habit trackers use streaks and "don't break the chain" psychology.
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+ When users miss a day, they feel like failures and often give up entirely.
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+ We need an app that acknowledges life happens and celebrates progress
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+ instead of perfection.
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+
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+ ## Must-Have Features (v1)
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+ 1. **Add habits to track** - Simple creation with name and reminder time
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+ 2. **Mark habits complete** - One tap to check off
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+ 3. **Positive progress view** - "You've done this 15 times!" not "Day 3 of streak"
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+ 4. **Gentle reminders** - Optional notifications, easy to snooze
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+ 5. **Weekly celebration** - End-of-week summary highlighting wins
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+ ## Nice-to-Have Features (Later)
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+ - Share progress with friends
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+ - Habit insights and patterns
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+ - Custom celebration messages
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+ - Dark mode
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+ ## How We'll Know It's Working
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+ - Users can add a habit in under 10 seconds
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+ - App never shows negative language (no "streak broken")
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+ - 70% of users who try it stick around for 2+ weeks
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+ - Users report feeling "encouraged" in feedback
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+
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+ ## Technical Approach
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+ - React Native for iOS and Android
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+ - Local storage for data (no account required)
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+ - Simple, cheerful UI with soft colors
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+ - Push notifications via device native APIs
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+
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+ ## What's NOT In Scope
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+ - Social features (v1 is personal only)
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+ - Data export
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+ - Web version
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+ - Integrations with other apps
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Example 2: API/Backend Service
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Mini-PRD: User Management API
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+ ## What We're Building
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+ A REST API for managing users in our web application. Handles
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+ registration, authentication, and user profiles with role-based
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+ access control.
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+ ## Who It's For
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+ - Frontend developers building our web app
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+ - Admin team managing user accounts
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+ - Other services that need user data
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+ ## The Problem We're Solving
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+ Our current auth is scattered across multiple files with no clear
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+ structure. We need a proper API that handles all user operations
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+ in one place with consistent patterns.
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+ ## Must-Have Features (v1)
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+ 1. **User registration** - Email + password, email verification
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+ 2. **Authentication** - Login, logout, password reset
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+ 3. **JWT tokens** - Access (15min) + refresh (7 days)
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+ 4. **User profiles** - View and update own profile
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+ 5. **Role-based access** - Admin, Editor, Viewer levels
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+ 6. **Admin operations** - List users, change roles, disable accounts
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+ ## Nice-to-Have Features (Later)
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+ - OAuth (Google, GitHub login)
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+ - Two-factor authentication
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+ - Audit logging
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+ - API rate limiting per user
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+ ## How We'll Know It's Working
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+ - All endpoints respond in under 100ms
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+ - 100% test coverage on auth flows
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+ - Zero security vulnerabilities in penetration testing
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+ - Frontend team can integrate in under 1 day
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+ ## Technical Approach
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+ - Node.js with Express framework
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+ - PostgreSQL database
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+ - JWT for auth tokens
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+ - bcrypt for password hashing
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+ - Jest for testing
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+ ## API Endpoints Overview
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+ - POST /auth/register
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+ - POST /auth/login
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+ - POST /auth/logout
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+ - POST /auth/refresh
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+ - POST /auth/forgot-password
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+ - GET/PUT /users/me
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+ - GET /users (admin only)
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+ - PUT /users/:id/role (admin only)
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+ ## What's NOT In Scope
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+ - Frontend UI for auth
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+ - Email service (will use existing)
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+ - User analytics
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+ - Multi-tenancy
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Example 3: Feature Addition
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Mini-PRD: Search Feature for E-commerce Site
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+ ## What We're Building
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+ A search feature that lets customers find products quickly. Should
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+ be fast, relevant, and work well on mobile.
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+ ## Who It's For
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+ - Customers shopping on our site
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+ - Especially mobile users (60% of our traffic)
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+ - People who know what they want and don't want to browse
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+ ## The Problem We're Solving
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+ Customers are abandoning our site because they can't find products.
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+ Current browse-only experience doesn't work when you have 5000+
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+ ## Must-Have Features (v1)
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+ 1. **Search box** - Visible on every page, especially mobile
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+ 2. **Instant results** - Show results as user types
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+ 3. **Product cards** - Image, name, price in results
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+ 4. **Filters** - Category, price range, in-stock only
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+ 5. **No results page** - Helpful suggestions when search fails
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+ ## Nice-to-Have Features (Later)
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+ - Search suggestions/autocomplete
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+ - Recent searches
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+ - "Did you mean?" for typos
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+ - Voice search on mobile
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+ ## How We'll Know It's Working
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+ - Results appear in under 200ms
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+ - 80%+ of searches return relevant results
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+ - Conversion rate from search > browse
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+ - Mobile search usage > 30% of all searches
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+ ## Technical Approach
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+ - Elasticsearch for search backend
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+ - React components for UI
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+ - Debounced search (300ms delay while typing)
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+ - Server-side filtering for performance
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+ ## Integration Points
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+ - Product database (PostgreSQL)
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+ - Image CDN for product thumbnails
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+ - Analytics for search tracking
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+ ## What's NOT In Scope
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+ - Personalized results (same results for everyone)
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+ - Search within categories (just global search)
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+ - Advanced operators ("AND", "OR", quotes)
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### Example 4: Internal Tool
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Mini-PRD: Team Task Board
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+ ## What We're Building
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+ A simple Kanban board for our team to track tasks. Think Trello
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+ but just for us, without all the features we don't use.
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+ ## Who It's For
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+ - Our development team (8 people)
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+ - Project manager for oversight
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+ - Occasionally stakeholders for status updates
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+ ## The Problem We're Solving
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+ We're paying for Trello but only use 10% of it. Tasks get lost,
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+ We want something simpler that fits how we actually work.
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+ ## Must-Have Features (v1)
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+ 1. **Three columns** - To Do, In Progress, Done
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+ 2. **Task cards** - Title, description, assignee
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+ 3. **Drag and drop** - Move cards between columns
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+ 4. **Comments** - Discuss tasks without leaving the board
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+ 5. **Slack notifications** - When tasks move or get assigned
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+ ## Nice-to-Have Features (Later)
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+ - Due dates with reminders
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+ - Labels/tags
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+ - Multiple boards per project
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+ - Time tracking
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+ ## How We'll Know It's Working
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+ - Team adopts it within 1 week
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+ - No tasks "fall through the cracks"
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+ - Status meetings take 50% less time
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+ - Nobody asks "what are you working on?"
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+ ## Technical Approach
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+ - React frontend
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+ - Node.js backend
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+ - MongoDB for flexibility
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+ - Socket.io for real-time updates
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+ - Slack API integration
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+ ## What's NOT In Scope
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+ - Mobile app (desktop only for now)
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+ - Reporting/analytics
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+ - Time tracking
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+ - Multiple teams/permissions
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ### PRD Template (Blank)
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+ Copy and fill in:
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Mini-PRD: [Project Name]
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+ ## What We're Building
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+ [1-2 sentences describing the product/feature]
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+ ## Who It's For
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+ - [Primary user type]
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+ - [Secondary user type]
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+ - [Use case context]
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+ ## The Problem We're Solving
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+ [What's the pain point? Why does this need to exist?]
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+ ## Must-Have Features (v1)
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+ 1. **[Feature]** - [Brief description]
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+ 2. **[Feature]** - [Brief description]
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+ 3. **[Feature]** - [Brief description]
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+ ## Nice-to-Have Features (Later)
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+ - [Feature]
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+ - [Feature]
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+ ## How We'll Know It's Working
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+ - [Measurable success criteria]
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+ - [Measurable success criteria]
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+ - [Measurable success criteria]
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+ ## Technical Approach
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+ - [Key technology choices]
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+ - [Architecture notes]
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+ ## What's NOT In Scope
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+ - [Explicitly excluded feature]
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+ - [Explicitly excluded feature]
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ 1. **Clear problem statement** - Why are we building this?
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+ 2. **Specific users** - Who exactly will use it?
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+ 3. **Prioritized features** - What's essential vs nice-to-have?
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+ 4. **Success metrics** - How do we measure success?
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+ 5. **Technical direction** - Enough detail to start, not over-specified
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+ 6. **Explicit scope** - What we're NOT doing is as important as what we are
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+ ## Recovery Patterns for Vibecoders
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+ When something goes wrong, help users gracefully. Always try to fix it yourself first.
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+ ---
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+ ### Prompt Save Issues
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+ #### Can't Save Prompt
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+ **What happened:** Failed to save the improved prompt to disk
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Create the missing directory: `mkdir -p .clavix/outputs/prompts/fast`
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+ 2. Retry the save operation
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+ **If still fails, say:**
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+ > "I had trouble saving your prompt, but no worries - here's your improved version.
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+ > You can copy it and I'll try saving again next time:
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+ >
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+ > [Show the improved prompt]"
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+ #### Prompt Not Found
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+ **What happened:** User asked about a prompt that doesn't exist
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Run `clavix prompts list` to see what's available
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+ 2. Check if there's a similar prompt ID
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+ **Say:**
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+ > "I can't find that prompt. Here's what I have saved:
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+ > [List available prompts]
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+ >
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+ > Which one were you looking for?"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Task Issues
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+ #### Task Not Found
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+ **What happened:** Tried to complete a task that doesn't exist
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Run `clavix implement --list` to get current tasks
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+ 2. Check for typos in task ID
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+ **Say:**
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+ > "I can't find that task. Let me show you the available tasks:
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+ > [List tasks]
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+ >
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+ > Which one did you mean?"
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+ #### Task Already Done
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+ **What happened:** Task was already marked complete
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "Good news - that task is already done! Here's what's left:
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+ > [Show remaining tasks]"
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+
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+ #### Wrong Task Order
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+ **What happened:** User wants to skip ahead or go back
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "I'd recommend doing the tasks in order since [task X] depends on [task Y].
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+ > Want me to:
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+ > 1. Continue with the current task
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+ > 2. Skip ahead anyway (might cause issues)"
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+ ---
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+ ### Project Issues
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+ #### No PRD Found
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+ **What happened:** Tried to plan tasks but no PRD exists
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "I don't see a plan for this project yet.
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+ > Want me to help you create one? Just describe what you're building
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+ > and I'll put together a proper plan."
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+
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+ #### Multiple Projects
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+ **What happened:** Found more than one project, not sure which to use
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "I found a few projects here:
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+ > 1. **todo-app** - 3 tasks done, 2 remaining
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+ > 2. **auth-feature** - Not started yet
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+ >
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+ > Which one should we work on?"
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+
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+ #### Project Not Initialized
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+ **What happened:** Clavix isn't set up in this folder
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Run `clavix init` to set up automatically
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+
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+ **Say:**
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+ > "Let me set up Clavix for this project real quick...
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+ > [After init completes]
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+ > All set! Now, what would you like to do?"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Verification Issues
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+
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+ #### Tests Failing
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+ **What happened:** Automated verification found failing tests
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "Some tests didn't pass. Here's what I found:
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+ >
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+ > โŒ **[Test name]** - [Brief explanation]
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+ >
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+ > Would you like me to:
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+ > 1. Try to fix these issues
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+ > 2. Show you more details about what failed
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+ > 3. Skip verification for now (not recommended)"
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+
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+ #### Can't Run Verification
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+ **What happened:** Verification hooks couldn't run
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Check if package.json exists
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+ 2. Check for npm/yarn/pnpm lock files
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+
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+ **Say:**
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+ > "I couldn't run the automatic checks. This usually means:
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+ > - No test command is set up
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+ > - Dependencies aren't installed
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+ >
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+ > Want me to check if everything is set up correctly?"
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+
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+ #### Verification Timeout
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+ **What happened:** Verification took too long
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "The checks are taking longer than expected. This might be a big test suite.
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+ > Want me to:
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+ > 1. Keep waiting
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+ > 2. Cancel and mark for manual verification"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### File System Issues
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+
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+ #### Permission Denied
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+ **What happened:** Can't write to a file or directory
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "I don't have permission to write to that location.
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+ > This is usually a folder permissions issue.
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+ >
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+ > The file I'm trying to create: [path]
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+ >
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+ > You might need to check the folder permissions, or we can try a different location."
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+
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+ #### Disk Full
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+ **What happened:** No space left on device
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "Looks like the disk is full! I can't save anything right now.
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+ >
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+ > Once you free up some space, we can continue where we left off."
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+
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+ #### File Corrupted
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+ **What happened:** A config file is invalid JSON or corrupted
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Check if it's a simple syntax error
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+ 2. Try to recover valid data
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+
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+ **If can't recover, say:**
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+ > "One of the config files got corrupted. I can:
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+ > 1. Start fresh (you'll lose saved settings)
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+ > 2. Show you the file so you can try to fix it manually
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+ >
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+ > What would you prefer?"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Git Issues
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+
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+ #### Not a Git Repository
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+ **What happened:** Git commands fail because no repo exists
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "This folder isn't set up with Git yet.
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+ > Want me to initialize it? This will let me track your changes."
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+
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+ #### Git Conflicts
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+ **What happened:** Merge conflicts detected
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "There are some merge conflicts that need your attention.
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+ > I can't automatically resolve these because they need human judgment.
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+ >
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+ > Files with conflicts:
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+ > [List files]
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+ >
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+ > Once you resolve them, let me know and we'll continue."
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+
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+ #### Nothing to Commit
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+ **What happened:** Tried to commit but no changes
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+ **You say:**
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+ > "No changes to save - everything's already up to date!"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Network Issues
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+
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+ #### Timeout
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+ **What happened:** Network request timed out
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+ **You try first:**
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+ 1. Retry the request once
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+
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+ **If still fails, say:**
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+ > "Having trouble connecting. This might be a temporary network issue.
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+ > Want me to try again, or should we continue without this?"
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### General Recovery Protocol
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+
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+ For ANY unexpected error:
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+
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+ 1. **Don't panic the user** - Stay calm, be helpful
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+ 2. **Explain simply** - No technical jargon
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+ 3. **Offer options** - Give 2-3 clear choices
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+ 4. **Preserve their work** - Never lose user's content
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+ 5. **Provide a path forward** - Always suggest next steps
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+
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+ **Template:**
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+ > "Hmm, something unexpected happened. [Brief, friendly explanation]
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+ >
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+ > Don't worry - your work is safe. Here's what we can do:
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+ > 1. [Option A - usually try again]
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+ > 2. [Option B - alternative approach]
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+ > 3. [Option C - skip for now]
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+ >
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+ > What sounds good?"