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  > "All ideas deserve a story."
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- CODE is an AI-assisted development framework that helps anyone - coders and non-coders alike - ship their ideas. It takes you from a simple idea to a living, evolving product through structured workflows and personality-driven AI agents.
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+ CODE is an AI-assisted development framework that helps anyone - coders and non-coders alike - ship their ideas. It takes you from a simple idea to a living, evolving product through structured workflows, quality gates, and personality-driven AI agents.
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  ## Quick Start
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  ```bash
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  # Install CODE to your project
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- npx code-framework install
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+ npx code-framework
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- # Or copy the _code folder manually
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- cp -r _code your-project/
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+ # Follow the interactive prompts to:
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+ # 1. Select your AI CLI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)
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+ # 2. Install framework files
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+ # 3. Configure your chosen tools
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  ```
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+ ## Supported AI CLI Tools
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+ CODE Framework integrates with multiple AI coding assistants:
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+ | Tool | Status | Config File |
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+ | **Claude Code** ⭐ | Recommended | `.claude/commands.yaml`, `CLAUDE.md` |
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+ | **Cursor** ⭐ | Recommended | `.cursorrules` |
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+ | **Windsurf** | Supported | `.windsurfrules` |
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+ | **Antigravity** | Supported | `.antigravity/commands.yaml` |
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+ | **OpenCode** | Supported | `.opencode/commands.yaml` |
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+ | **Aider** | Supported | `CONVENTIONS.md` |
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+ | **Cline** | Supported | `.clinerules` |
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  ## The CODE Process
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  ```
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  1. CONTEXT Fill out your BRIEF (5 simple docs)
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+ └─ Quality Gate: /code-checklist-brief
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  2. OUTLINE AI generates technical architecture
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+ └─ Quality Gate: /code-checklist-architecture
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  3. DOCUMENTATION AI creates Epics & Stories
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- 4. EVOLVE Add features, repeat the cycle
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+ └─ Quality Gate: /code-checklist-story
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+ 4. IMPLEMENT Build story by story
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+ ↓ └─ Quality Gate: /code-checklist-code
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+ 5. EVOLVE Add features, repeat the cycle
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+ └─ Quality Gate: /code-checklist-release
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  ```
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  ## Your Project Structure After Install
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  your-project/
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- ├── _code/ # Framework (don't edit)
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+ ├── _code/ # Framework (read-only)
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  │ ├── agents/ # AI agent personalities
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  │ ├── workflows/ # Guided processes
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- └── templates/ # Output templates
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+ ├── templates/ # Output templates
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+ │ └── checklists/ # Quality gates
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  ├── 1-context/ # YOUR CONTEXT (start here!)
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  │ ├── v1.0.0/ # Version 1 of your idea
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  ├── 4-documentation/ # Living Plan
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  │ ├── epics/ # Epic files (growing list)
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- │ │ ├── epic-001-*.md
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- │ │ └── epic-002-*.md
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  │ └── stories/ # Story files by epic
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- │ ├── epic-001/
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- │ └── epic-002/
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  ├── 5-evolution/ # Change tracking
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  │ └── changelog.md # What changed and when
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  | Agent | Role | When to Call |
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- | **SAGE** | Guide & Orchestrator | Start here, coordinates everything |
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- | **IRIS** | Context Architect | Helps fill out BRIEF |
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- | **ATLAS** | Technical Architect | Generates Outline |
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- | **LUNA** | Experience Designer | Creates UX & Wireframes |
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- | **ECHO** | Story Keeper | Writes Epics & Stories |
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- | **PHOENIX** | Evolution Strategist | Manages feature additions |
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- | **BUILDER** | Developer | Implements stories |
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- | **SCOUT** | Quality Guide | Reviews & tests |
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+ | **SAGE** 🧙 | Guide & Orchestrator | Start here, coordinates everything |
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+ | **IRIS** 🎯 | Context Architect | Helps fill out BRIEF |
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+ | **ATLAS** 🏗️ | Technical Architect | Generates Outline |
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+ | **LUNA** 🎨 | Experience Designer | Creates UX & Wireframes |
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+ | **ECHO** 📖 | Story Keeper | Writes Epics & Stories |
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+ | **PHOENIX** 🚀 | Evolution Strategist | Manages feature additions |
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+ | **BUILDER** 💻 | Developer | Implements stories |
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+ | **SCOUT** 🧪 | Quality Guide | Reviews & tests |
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  ## Commands
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+ All commands use the `/code-` prefix to avoid conflicts with other tools.
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+ ### Main Commands
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `/code-help` | Show help and available commands |
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+ | `/code-status` | Check project status and next steps |
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+ | `/code-sage` | Start here - SAGE guides you through everything |
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+ | `/code-brief` | Fill out or improve your BRIEF |
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+ | `/code-outline` | Generate technical architecture from BRIEF |
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+ | `/code-ux` | Generate sitemap and wireframe prompts |
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+ | `/code-docs` | Generate epics and stories |
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+ | `/code-implement` | Start coding a story |
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+ | `/code-review` | Review and QA any work |
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+ | `/code-evolve` | Add a new feature (creates new version) |
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+ | `/code-party` | Bring all agents together for discussion |
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+ ### Quality Gate Commands
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  | Command | Description |
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- | `/sage` | Start here - SAGE guides you through everything |
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- | `/brief` | Fill out or improve your BRIEF |
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- | `/outline` | Generate technical architecture from BRIEF |
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- | `/ux` | Generate sitemap and wireframe prompts |
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- | `/docs` | Generate epics and stories |
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- | `/evolve` | Add a new feature (creates new version) |
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- | `/implement` | Start coding a story |
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- | `/party` | Bring all agents together for discussion |
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+ | `/code-checklist` | Run a specific quality checklist |
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+ | `/code-checklist-brief` | Validate BRIEF completeness |
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+ | `/code-checklist-architecture` | Review technical architecture |
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+ | `/code-checklist-story` | Validate story before implementation |
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+ | `/code-checklist-code` | Code review checklist |
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+ | `/code-checklist-release` | Pre-release verification |
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+ ### Utility Commands
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+ | `/code-research` | Research a topic and save findings |
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+ | `/code-sprint` | Plan a sprint from available stories |
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+ ## Quality Gates
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+ Each workflow has a corresponding quality checklist:
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+ | Checklist | When to Use | Location |
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+ | Brief Checklist | After BRIEF, before Outline | `_code/checklists/brief-checklist.md` |
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+ | Architecture Checklist | After Outline, before Docs | `_code/checklists/architecture-checklist.md` |
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+ | Story Checklist | Before implementing a story | `_code/checklists/story-checklist.md` |
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+ | Code Review Checklist | Before merging code | `_code/checklists/code-review-checklist.md` |
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+ | Pre-Release Checklist | Before production deployment | `_code/checklists/pre-release-checklist.md` |
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  ## Philosophy
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  1. **All ideas deserve a story** - Every feature, every thought gets documented
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  2. **AI-assisted, human-controlled** - AI suggests, you decide
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- 3. **Living documentation** - Your plan grows with your project
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- 4. **Context isolation** - New features don't pollute old context
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- 5. **Ship, don't dream** - Everything exists to help you launch
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+ 3. **Quality gates matter** - Checklists prevent disasters before they happen
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+ 4. **Living documentation** - Your plan grows with your project
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+ 5. **Context isolation** - New features don't pollute old context
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+ 6. **Ship, don't dream** - Everything exists to help you launch
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+ ## Comparison with BMAD
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+ CODE Framework is a streamlined alternative to the [BMAD Method](https://github.com/bmadcode/BMAD-METHOD):
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+ | Aspect | BMAD | CODE |
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+ | Setup | CLI wizard with many options | Simple `npx` with tool selection |
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+ | Structure | Role-based (personas, agents, tasks) | Version-based (v1.0.0 folders) |
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+ | Commands | `/bmad-*` prefix | `/code-*` prefix |
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+ | Quality Gates | Comprehensive checklists | 5 essential checklists |
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+ | Best For | Enterprises, large teams | Solo devs, small teams, MVPs |
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+ # Architecture Quality Checklist
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+ **Purpose:** Validate technical architecture before generating epics and stories.
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+ **When to run:** After completing the outline, before running `/code-docs`.
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+ ## 1. Technical Outline Completeness
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+ ### System Overview
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+ - [ ] **High-level architecture** - Is there a clear system diagram/description?
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+ - [ ] **Component breakdown** - Are major components identified?
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+ - [ ] **Component responsibilities** - Is each component's purpose clear?
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+ - [ ] **Data flow** - Is it clear how data moves through the system?
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+ ### Technology Decisions
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+ - [ ] **All technologies named** - No "TBD" or "to be decided"?
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+ - [ ] **Versions specified** - Are technology versions included?
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+ - [ ] **Decision rationale** - Is the "why" documented for key choices?
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+ ## 2. Data Schema Quality
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+ ### Entity Definitions
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+ - [ ] **All entities defined** - Do entities match the BRIEF's entities section?
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+ - [ ] **Primary keys** - Does every entity have a unique identifier?
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+ - [ ] **Required fields** - Are required vs optional fields marked?
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+ - [ ] **Field types** - Are data types specified (string, number, date, etc.)?
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+ ### Relationships
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+ - [ ] **All relationships mapped** - Are relationships between entities defined?
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+ - [ ] **Cardinality clear** - 1:1, 1:many, many:many specified?
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+ - [ ] **Foreign keys** - Are relationship fields identified?
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+ - [ ] **Cascade behavior** - What happens when parent records are deleted?
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+ ### Data Integrity
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+ - [ ] **Unique constraints** - What fields must be unique?
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+ - [ ] **Validation rules** - Are data validation rules specified?
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+ - [ ] **Default values** - Are sensible defaults defined?
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+ - [ ] **Soft delete** - Is deletion strategy defined?
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+ ## 3. API Design Quality
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+ ### Endpoint Coverage
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+ - [ ] **All features covered** - Is there an API endpoint for each P0 requirement?
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+ - [ ] **CRUD operations** - Can users create, read, update, delete core entities?
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+ - [ ] **RESTful design** - Do endpoints follow REST conventions?
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+ - [ ] **Consistent naming** - Are endpoints named consistently?
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+ ### Request/Response
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+ - [ ] **Request schemas** - Are request body formats defined?
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+ - [ ] **Response schemas** - Are response formats defined?
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+ - [ ] **Error responses** - Are error formats standardized?
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+ - [ ] **Status codes** - Are appropriate HTTP status codes used?
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+ - [ ] **Authentication** - Which endpoints require authentication?
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+ - [ ] **Authorization** - Which endpoints require specific permissions?
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+ - [ ] **Rate limiting** - Are rate limits defined for sensitive endpoints?
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+ - [ ] **Input validation** - Is validation specified for inputs?
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+ ## 4. Tech Stack Appropriateness
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+ - [ ] **Framework choice justified** - Does the framework match requirements?
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+ - [ ] **State management** - Is state management approach defined?
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+ - [ ] **Styling approach** - Is CSS/styling strategy clear?
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+ - [ ] **Build tooling** - Is the build process defined?
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+ ### Backend
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+ - [ ] **Framework choice justified** - Does it match team skills/requirements?
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+ - [ ] **Database choice justified** - SQL vs NoSQL decision explained?
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+ - [ ] **ORM/query approach** - How will data access work?
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+ - [ ] **Background jobs** - If needed, how will async work be handled?
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+ ### Infrastructure
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+ - [ ] **Hosting defined** - Where will this be deployed?
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+ - [ ] **Environment strategy** - Dev/staging/production plan?
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+ - [ ] **CI/CD approach** - How will deployments work?
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+ - [ ] **Monitoring/logging** - How will you know when things break?
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+ - [ ] **Auth method defined** - Email/password, OAuth, SSO?
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+ - [ ] **Session management** - How are sessions handled?
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+ - [ ] **Password requirements** - Are password policies defined?
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+ - [ ] **Account recovery** - How do users reset passwords?
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+ - [ ] **Role definitions** - What can each role do?
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+ - [ ] **Resource ownership** - Can users only access their own data?
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+ - [ ] **Encryption at rest** - Is database encryption planned?
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+ - [ ] **Expected load** - What's the expected user count?
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+ - [ ] **Bottlenecks identified** - What might become slow?
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+ - [ ] **Caching strategy** - Where will caching help?
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+ - [ ] **Database indexing** - Are indexes planned for common queries?
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+ - [ ] **Cost projections** - Any cost estimates at scale?
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+ ## Overall Assessment
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+ ### Completeness Score
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+ ### Scoring Guide
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+ - **48-55**: Excellent - Ready for `/code-docs`
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+ - **40-47**: Good - Minor gaps, can proceed with notes
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+ - **30-39**: Fair - Should address gaps before proceeding
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+ - **Below 30**: Incomplete - Significant rework needed
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+ ## Verdict
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+ - [ ] **YES** - Architecture is solid and complete
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+ - [ ] **YES, WITH NOTES** - Minor gaps documented, can proceed
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+ - [ ] **NO** - Critical gaps must be addressed first
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+ # BRIEF Quality Checklist
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+ **Purpose:** Validate that the BRIEF is complete and ready for technical architecture.
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+ **When to run:** After completing all 5 BRIEF sections, before running `/code-outline`.
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+ ## 1. Brainstorm Completeness
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+ ### Core Idea
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+ - [ ] **One-sentence description** - Is there a clear, concise one-sentence description of the product?
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+ - [ ] **Problem statement** - Is the problem being solved clearly articulated?
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+ - [ ] **Target audience** - Are the target users identified and described?
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+ - [ ] **Vision for success** - Is there a clear picture of what success looks like?
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+ - [ ] **Unique value proposition** - What makes this different from alternatives?
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+ - [ ] Is the problem significant enough to warrant building a solution?
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+ - [ ] Is the target audience specific (not "everyone")?
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+ - [ ] Would the success vision be measurable?
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+ ## 2. Requirements Completeness
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+ - [ ] **P1 (Should Have)** - Are important but non-critical features listed?
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+ - [ ] **P2 (Could Have)** - Are nice-to-have features separated?
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+ - [ ] **Constraints** - Are technical/business constraints documented?
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+ - [ ] **Success metrics** - Are measurable goals defined?
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+ - [ ] Are P0 requirements truly essential (MVP would fail without them)?
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+ - [ ] Are requirements specific and testable (not vague)?
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+ - [ ] Are there too many P0 requirements (scope creep)?
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+ - [ ] Do constraints include timeline, budget, or regulatory requirements?
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+ ## 3. Inspiration Quality
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+ - [ ] **Specific aspects** - Is it clear WHAT about each product is inspiring?
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+ - [ ] **Screenshots/links** - Are visual references provided (in moodboard)?
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+ - [ ] **Anti-patterns** - Are things to AVOID documented?
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+ - [ ] Are the inspirations relevant to the problem being solved?
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+ - [ ] Is it clear which UX patterns to borrow?
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+ - [ ] Are design aesthetic preferences captured?
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+ ## 4. Entities Definition
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+ - [ ] **User types defined** - Are all user types/roles identified?
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+ - [ ] **Permissions mapped** - Is it clear what each user type can do?
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+ - [ ] **User journeys** - Are key user journeys outlined?
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+ - [ ] **Core entities** - Are main data types identified (User, Project, etc.)?
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+ - [ ] **Relationships** - Are relationships between entities defined?
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+ - [ ] **Key attributes** - Are important fields/properties listed?
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+ - [ ] **Data ownership** - Is it clear who owns/can modify what data?
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+ - [ ] Does the data model support all P0 requirements?
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+ - [ ] Are there any obvious missing entities?
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+ - [ ] Are user permissions realistic and implementable?
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+ ## 5. Framework Preferences
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+ - [ ] **Browser support** - Any specific requirements?
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+ - [ ] **Device support** - Mobile-first? Desktop-first?
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+ - [ ] **Integration needs** - Third-party services, APIs, or systems?
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+ - [ ] **Existing systems** - Anything to integrate with?
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+ ### Non-Functional Requirements
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+ - [ ] **Performance** - Any speed/load requirements?
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+ - [ ] **Security** - Authentication needs, data sensitivity?
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+ - [ ] **Scalability** - Expected user load?
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+ - **30-35**: Excellent - Ready for `/code-outline`
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+ - **25-29**: Good - Minor gaps, can proceed with notes
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+ - **20-24**: Fair - Should address gaps before proceeding
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+ - **Below 20**: Incomplete - Need more information
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+ ## Verdict
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+ - [ ] **YES** - BRIEF is complete and comprehensive
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+ - [ ] **YES, WITH NOTES** - Minor gaps documented, can proceed
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+ # Code Review Checklist
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+ **When to run:** After completing story implementation, before merging.
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+ ## 1. Functionality
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+ ### Acceptance Criteria
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+ - [ ] **All AC met** - Does the code satisfy every acceptance criterion?
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+ - [ ] **Happy path works** - Does the main flow work correctly?
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+ - [ ] **Edge cases handled** - Are boundary conditions handled?
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+ - [ ] **Error handling** - Are errors caught and handled gracefully?
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+ ### User Experience
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+ - [ ] **Loading states** - Are loading indicators shown during async ops?
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+ - [ ] **Empty states** - Are empty states handled properly?
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+ - [ ] **Error messages** - Are error messages helpful and user-friendly?
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+ - [ ] **Success feedback** - Does the user know when actions succeed?
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+ ## 2. Code Quality
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+ - [ ] **Clear naming** - Are variables, functions, and classes well-named?
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+ - [ ] **Comments where needed** - Is complex logic explained?
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+ - [ ] **No commented-out code** - Is dead code removed?
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+ - [ ] **Consistent formatting** - Does code follow project style guide?
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+ ### Structure
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+ - [ ] **Single responsibility** - Do functions/classes do one thing well?
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+ - [ ] **DRY principle** - Is code duplication minimized?
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+ - [ ] **Appropriate abstraction** - Is complexity properly encapsulated?
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+ - [ ] **File organization** - Are files in the right locations?
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+ ### Best Practices
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+ - [ ] **No hardcoded values** - Are magic numbers/strings extracted?
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+ - [ ] **Proper error types** - Are custom errors used appropriately?
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+ - [ ] **Async handling** - Are promises/async-await used correctly?
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+ - [ ] **Resource cleanup** - Are resources (connections, subscriptions) cleaned up?
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+ ### Input Validation
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+ - [ ] **User input validated** - Is all user input validated?
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+ - [ ] **SQL injection prevented** - Are queries parameterized?
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+ - [ ] **XSS prevented** - Is output properly escaped?
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+ - [ ] **CSRF protected** - Are forms protected against CSRF?
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+ ### Authentication & Authorization
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+ - [ ] **Auth checks present** - Are protected routes/actions secured?
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+ - [ ] **Permissions verified** - Is authorization checked before actions?
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+ - [ ] **Sensitive data protected** - Are secrets not exposed in code?
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+ - [ ] **No credential logging** - Are credentials not logged?
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+
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+ ### Data Protection
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+ - [ ] **PII handled properly** - Is personal data protected?
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+ - [ ] **Secure communication** - Is HTTPS used for external calls?
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+ - [ ] **Sensitive headers** - Are security headers set properly?
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 4. Performance
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+
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+ ### Efficiency
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+ - [ ] **No unnecessary loops** - Are loops efficient?
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+ - [ ] **Database queries optimized** - Are N+1 queries avoided?
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+ - [ ] **Pagination used** - Are large lists paginated?
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+ - [ ] **Caching considered** - Is caching used where beneficial?
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+
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+ ### Frontend Performance
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+ - [ ] **No unnecessary re-renders** - Is React rendering optimized?
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+ - [ ] **Images optimized** - Are images properly sized/compressed?
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+ - [ ] **Lazy loading** - Are large components/routes lazy loaded?
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+ - [ ] **Bundle size** - Does the change avoid bloating the bundle?
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+
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+ ### Resource Management
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+ - [ ] **Memory leaks** - Are event listeners/subscriptions cleaned up?
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+ - [ ] **Connection pooling** - Are database connections managed properly?
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+ - [ ] **Timeout handling** - Do network requests have timeouts?
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 5. Testing
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+ ### Test Coverage
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+ - [ ] **Unit tests written** - Are new functions tested?
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+ - [ ] **Integration tests** - Are component interactions tested?
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+ - [ ] **Edge cases tested** - Are boundary conditions covered?
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+ - [ ] **Error cases tested** - Are error scenarios tested?
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+
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+ ### Test Quality
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+ - [ ] **Tests are meaningful** - Do tests actually verify behavior?
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+ - [ ] **Tests are independent** - Can tests run in any order?
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+ - [ ] **Tests are readable** - Are test names descriptive?
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+ - [ ] **No flaky tests** - Are tests reliable and repeatable?
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+
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+ ### Coverage
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+ - [ ] **Critical paths covered** - Are happy paths tested?
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+ - [ ] **Error paths covered** - Are error scenarios tested?
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+ - [ ] **Regression tests** - Are existing tests still passing?
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 6. Documentation
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+ ### Code Documentation
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+ - [ ] **Complex logic documented** - Are tricky parts explained?
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+ - [ ] **Public APIs documented** - Are exported functions documented?
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+ - [ ] **Type definitions** - Are types properly defined (if using TS)?
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+ - [ ] **README updated** - Is project README current?
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+
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+ ### API Documentation
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+ - [ ] **Endpoints documented** - Are new endpoints in API docs?
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+ - [ ] **Request/response examples** - Are examples provided?
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+ - [ ] **Error codes documented** - Are error responses documented?
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+
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+ ### Change Documentation
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+ - [ ] **Commit messages clear** - Are commits well-described?
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+ - [ ] **PR description complete** - Does PR explain the change?
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+ - [ ] **Changelog updated** - Is the change logged?
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 7. Architecture Compliance
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+ ### Design Patterns
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+ - [ ] **Follows architecture** - Does code align with technical outline?
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+ - [ ] **Consistent patterns** - Are established patterns followed?
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+ - [ ] **No anti-patterns** - Are known anti-patterns avoided?
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+ - [ ] **Proper separation** - Are concerns properly separated?
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+
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+ ### Dependencies
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+ - [ ] **Minimal new deps** - Are new dependencies justified?
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+ - [ ] **Deps up to date** - Are dependencies recent and maintained?
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+ - [ ] **No security vulnerabilities** - Do deps pass security audit?
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+ - [ ] **License compatible** - Are dependency licenses compatible?
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 8. Deployment Readiness
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+
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+ ### Configuration
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+ - [ ] **Environment variables** - Are new env vars documented?
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+ - [ ] **Feature flags** - Are feature flags used appropriately?
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+ - [ ] **Database migrations** - Are migrations reversible?
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+ - [ ] **Backward compatible** - Is the change backward compatible?
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+
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+ ### Monitoring
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+ - [ ] **Logging added** - Are important events logged?
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+ - [ ] **Metrics tracked** - Are key metrics measured?
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+ - [ ] **Alerts configured** - Are alerts set for failures?
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+ - [ ] **Error tracking** - Are errors captured in monitoring?
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+
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+ ### Rollback
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+ - [ ] **Rollback plan** - Can this change be reverted?
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+ - [ ] **Data migrations reversible** - Can data changes be undone?
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+ - [ ] **Feature flag kill switch** - Can the feature be disabled?
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Overall Assessment
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+
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+ ### Completeness Score
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+ Count the checked items above: ____ / 70
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+ ### Scoring Guide
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+ - **63-70**: Excellent - Ready to merge
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+ - **55-62**: Good - Minor issues, can merge with notes
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+ - **45-54**: Fair - Should address issues before merging
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+ - **Below 45**: Needs Work - Significant issues to resolve
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+
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+ ### Blockers (Must Fix)
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+ Issues that must be resolved before merging:
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+ 1.
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+ 2.
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+ 3.
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+
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+ ### Warnings (Should Fix)
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+ Issues that should be addressed but aren't blocking:
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+ 1.
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+ 2.
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+ 3.
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+ ### Suggestions (Nice to Have)
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+ Improvements for future consideration:
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+ 3.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Verdict
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+ **Ready to merge?**
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+ - [ ] **APPROVE** - Code is ready to merge
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+ - [ ] **APPROVE WITH COMMENTS** - Minor issues noted, can merge
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+ - [ ] **REQUEST CHANGES** - Issues must be addressed first
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+ **Reviewer:**
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+ **Date:**
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+ **Notes:**
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