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+ # Agents Directory
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+ AI Agent definitions for specialized development roles.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Table of Contents
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+
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+ - [Quick Reference: Which Agent?](#quick-reference-which-agent)
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+ - [Available Agents](#available-agents)
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+ - [Core Agents](#core-agents-auto-activated)
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+ - [Domain Specialists](#domain-specialists)
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+ - [Utility Agents](#utility-agents)
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+ - [Agent Details](#agent-details)
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+ - [Usage](#usage)
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+ - [Workflow Modes](#workflow-modes)
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+ - [Agent Structure](#agent-structure)
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+ - [Adding New Agents](#adding-new-agents)
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+ - [Best Practices](#best-practices)
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Quick Reference: Which Agent?
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+
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+ | 작업 유형 | 추천 에이전트 | 파일 |
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+ |----------|-------------|------|
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+ | **React/Next.js 개발** | Frontend Developer | `frontend-developer.json` |
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+ | **백엔드 API 개발** | Backend Developer | `backend-developer.json` |
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+ | **코드 리뷰 (EVAL)** | Code Reviewer | `code-reviewer.json` |
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+ | **아키텍처 설계** | Architecture Specialist | `architecture-specialist.json` |
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+ | **테스트 전략** | Test Strategy Specialist | `test-strategy-specialist.json` |
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+ | **성능 최적화** | Performance Specialist | `performance-specialist.json` |
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+ | **보안 검토** | Security Specialist | `security-specialist.json` |
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+ | **접근성 검토** | Accessibility Specialist | `accessibility-specialist.json` |
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+ | **SEO 최적화** | SEO Specialist | `seo-specialist.json` |
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+ | **UI/UX 디자인** | UI/UX Designer | `ui-ux-designer.json` |
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+ | **문서화** | Documentation Specialist | `documentation-specialist.json` |
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+ | **코드 품질** | Code Quality Specialist | `code-quality-specialist.json` |
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+ | **인프라/배포** | DevOps Engineer | `devops-engineer.json` |
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+ ### Agent Summary
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+
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+ | Agent | 한 줄 설명 |
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+ |-------|-----------|
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+ | Frontend Developer | React/Next.js TDD 기반 프론트엔드 개발 |
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+ | Backend Developer | 멀티스택 지원 백엔드 API 개발 (Node, Python, Go, Java, Rust) |
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+ | Code Reviewer | EVAL 모드 자동 활성화, 다차원 코드 품질 평가 |
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+ | Architecture Specialist | 레이어 경계, 의존성 방향, Clean Architecture |
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+ | Test Strategy Specialist | TDD 전략, 테스트 커버리지, 테스트 품질 |
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+ | Performance Specialist | Core Web Vitals, 번들 최적화, 렌더링 성능 |
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+ | Security Specialist | OWASP, 인증/인가, XSS/CSRF 방어 |
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+ | Accessibility Specialist | WCAG 2.1 AA, 시맨틱 HTML, 스크린 리더 |
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+ | SEO Specialist | 메타데이터, JSON-LD, Open Graph |
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+ | UI/UX Designer | 비주얼 계층, UX 법칙, 인터랙션 패턴 |
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+ | Documentation Specialist | 코드 주석, JSDoc, 문서 품질 평가 |
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+ | Code Quality Specialist | SOLID, DRY, 복잡도 분석 |
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+ | DevOps Engineer | Docker, 모니터링, 배포 최적화 |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Available Agents
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+
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+ ### Core Agents (Auto-activated)
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+ These agents are automatically activated based on workflow mode:
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+ - **Primary Developer Agent**: Auto-activated in PLAN/ACT mode
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+ - Example: `frontend-developer.json` (React/Next.js projects)
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+ - Customize per project: `backend-developer.json`, `mobile-developer.json`, etc.
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+ - **Code Reviewer** (`code-reviewer.json`): Auto-activated in EVAL mode
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+
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+ ### Domain Specialists
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+ Unified specialist agents organized by domain:
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+
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+ - **Accessibility** (`accessibility-specialist.json`)
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+ - **Architecture** (`architecture-specialist.json`)
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+ - **UI/UX Design** (`ui-ux-designer.json`)
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+ - **Documentation** (`documentation-specialist.json`)
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+ - **Performance** (`performance-specialist.json`)
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+ - **Security** (`security-specialist.json`)
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+ - **SEO** (`seo-specialist.json`)
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+ - **Test Strategy** (`test-strategy-specialist.json`)
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+
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+ ### Utility Agents
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+ - **Code Quality** (`code-quality-specialist.json`): Code quality assessment
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+ - **DevOps Engineer** (`devops-engineer.json`): Infrastructure and monitoring
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Agent Details
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+ ### Primary Developer Agent Example: Frontend Developer (`frontend-developer.json`)
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+ > **Note**: This is an example Primary Developer Agent for React/Next.js projects. Create your own agent (e.g., `backend-developer.json`, `mobile-developer.json`) following this pattern for other tech stacks.
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+ **Expertise:**
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+ - React + Next.js (refer to project's package.json for versions)
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+ - TypeScript strict mode
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+ - TDD (Test-Driven Development)
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+ - Augmented Coding practices
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+ - Server Components & Server Actions
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+ - Accessibility & SEO optimization
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+ - Project design system
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+ **Development Philosophy:**
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+ - **Modern Approach**: Actively researches latest React/Next.js patterns
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+ - **Server-First**: Defaults to Server Components, uses Client Components only when needed
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+ - **Server Actions**: Prefers Server Actions over API routes for mutations
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+ - **HTML/CSS First**: Solves with HTML/CSS before JavaScript
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+ - **Design Principles**: Visual hierarchy, CRAP principles, UX laws
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+ - **User Experience**: User flow optimization, interaction patterns
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+ - **Accessibility**: WCAG AA compliance with semantic HTML
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+ - **SEO**: Comprehensive metadata and structured data
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+ **Responsibilities:**
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+ - Develop components following TDD cycle
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+ - Maintain 90%+ test coverage
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+ - Follow SOLID principles
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+ - Ensure type safety
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+ - Optimize for Core Web Vitals
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+ - Implement responsive design (mobile-first)
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+ **Workflow:**
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+ - **Core Logic**: Test-First TDD (entities, utils, hooks)
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+ - **UI Components**: Implement-then-test (features, widgets)
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+ - **Default**: Server Components → Client Components only when necessary
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+
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+ ---
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+ ### Backend Developer (`backend-developer.json`)
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+ > **Note**: This is a **language-agnostic** Primary Developer Agent for backend projects. Supports Node.js, Python, Go, Java, Rust, and other backend stacks. See `project.md` for your project's specific tech stack.
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+ **Supported Stacks:**
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+ - Node.js (NestJS, Express, Fastify)
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+ - Python (FastAPI, Django, Flask)
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+ - Go (Gin, Echo, Fiber)
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+ - Java (Spring Boot, Quarkus)
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+ - Rust (Actix, Axum)
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+ **Expertise:**
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+ - Backend API Development (REST, GraphQL, gRPC)
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+ - Clean Architecture & Domain-Driven Design
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+ - Database Design & ORM
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+ - Authentication & Authorization
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+ - TDD (Test-Driven Development)
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+ - Augmented Coding practices
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+ **Development Philosophy:**
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+ - **API-First**: Define OpenAPI spec before implementation
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+ - **Clean Architecture**: Controller → Service → Repository layers
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+ - **Database-First**: Schema definition with proper migrations
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+ - **Security-First**: Input validation, SQL injection prevention, OWASP compliance
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+ - **TDD**: Test-First for Services/Repositories, Test-After for Controllers
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+ **Responsibilities:**
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+ - Develop REST APIs and GraphQL endpoints following TDD cycle
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+ - Maintain 90%+ test coverage
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+ - Follow SOLID principles and Clean Architecture
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+ - Ensure type safety (TypeScript, type hints, generics as applicable)
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+ - Implement secure authentication and authorization
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+ - Design efficient database schemas with proper indexing
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+ **Workflow:**
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+ - **Core Logic**: Test-First TDD (services, repositories, utils)
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+ - **API Endpoints**: Implement-then-test (controllers, middleware)
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+ - **Default**: Clean Architecture with layered structure
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+ ---
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+ ### DevOps Engineer (`devops-engineer.json`)
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+ **Expertise:**
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+ - Docker containerization & optimization
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+ - Monitoring & observability (APM, RUM, Logs)
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+ - Next.js standalone deployment
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+ - Build performance optimization
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+ - Production debugging & troubleshooting
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+ **Development Philosophy:**
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+ - **Optimization First**: Minimize Docker image size and build time
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+ - **Observability First**: Comprehensive monitoring with APM/RUM
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+ - **Security Conscious**: No hardcoded secrets, official images only
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+ - **Reliability Focus**: Health checks, graceful shutdown, error recovery
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+ - **Debug Ready**: Source maps enabled, detailed error tracking
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+ **Responsibilities:**
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+ - Optimize Docker multi-stage builds
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+ - Configure monitoring (APM, RUM, logs, metrics)
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+ - Manage production builds
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+ - Optimize build performance and memory usage
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+ - Debug production issues with source maps
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+ - Monitor and improve application performance
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+ ---
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+ ### Code Reviewer (`code-reviewer.json`)
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+ **Expertise:**
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+ - Multi-dimensional code quality evaluation
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+ - Architecture and design pattern analysis
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+ - Performance and security assessment
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+ - Test strategy evaluation
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+ - Risk identification and mitigation
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+ - Latest best practices research and validation
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+ **Evaluation Philosophy:**
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+ - **Multi-Dimensional**: Evaluate code from various perspectives (code quality, architecture, performance, security, accessibility)
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+ - **Evidence-Based**: Validate recommendations through web search for evidence-based approach
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+ - **Honest**: Admit uncertainty, explicitly state parts that need verification
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+ - **Broad Perspective**: Consider conversation context but evaluate comprehensively from a wide perspective
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+ - **Practical**: Balance idealism with real-world constraints
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+ **Responsibilities:**
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+ - Comprehensive code quality evaluation from multiple perspectives
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+ - Identify risks across various dimensions with clear prioritization
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+ - Present evidence-based recommendations through web search validation
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+ - Provide actionable improvement plans with clear priorities
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+ - Assess production readiness and deployment blockers
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+ **Activation:**
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+ - **STRICT**: When user types `EVAL`, `EVALUATE`, or equivalent, this Agent **MUST** be activated automatically
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+ - EVAL Mode request automatically applies this Agent's evaluation framework
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+ **Evaluation Framework:**
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+ **Mandatory Evaluation Perspectives:**
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+ - Code Quality: SOLID principles, DRY, complexity (Reference: `augmented-coding.md`)
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+ - Architecture: Layer boundaries, dependency direction (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - Type Safety: TypeScript usage, any type prohibition (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - Test Coverage: 90%+ goal achievement (Reference: `augmented-coding.md`)
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+ - Performance: Bundle size, rendering optimization (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - Security: XSS/CSRF, authentication/authorization (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - Accessibility: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - SEO: Metadata, structured data (Reference: `project.md`)
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+ - UI/UX Design: Visual hierarchy, UX laws, interaction patterns (Reference: `ui-ux-designer.json`)
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+ **Risk Assessment:**
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+ - **Critical**: Immediate production issues, security vulnerabilities, potential data loss
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+ - **High**: Significant technical debt, scalability problems, user experience degradation
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+ - **Medium**: Maintainability concerns, minor performance issues
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+ - **Low**: Code style, optimization opportunities
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+ **Production Blockers:**
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+ - Security vulnerabilities found
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+ - Critical performance issues
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+ - Accessibility WCAG AA non-compliance
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+ - Test coverage < 90% (core logic)
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+ - TypeScript any usage
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+ - SOLID principles violation (architecture issues)
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+ ---
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+ ## Usage
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+ ### In AI Assistants
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+ Reference your project's Primary Developer Agent in prompts:
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+ ```
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+ # Frontend project example
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+ @.ai-rules/agents/frontend-developer.json
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+ Create a new user registration feature
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+ # Backend project example
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+ @.ai-rules/agents/backend-developer.json
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+ Create a new REST API endpoint for user management
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+ # Mobile project example
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+ @.ai-rules/agents/mobile-developer.json
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+ Create a new user profile screen
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+ ```
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+ ### In Chat
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+ ```
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+ # Frontend example
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+ Using the Frontend Developer agent,
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+ implement user authentication flow with Server Actions
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+ # Backend example
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+ Using the Backend Developer agent,
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+ implement JWT authentication middleware
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+ # Mobile example
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+ Using the Mobile Developer agent,
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+ implement biometric authentication
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+ ```
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+ ### Example Output (React/Next.js)
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+ > The following is an example from the Frontend Developer agent. Your Primary Developer Agent will generate code following your project's tech stack and conventions.
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+ **Server Component (Default) with Design System:**
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+ ```tsx
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+ // app/{feature}/page.tsx
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+ import { twJoin } from 'tailwind-merge';
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+ import { submitForm } from './actions';
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+ export default function FeaturePage() {
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+ return (
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+ <main
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+ className={twJoin(
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+ 'flex min-h-screen flex-col items-center',
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+ 'p-4 sm:p-6 md:p-8 lg:p-12',
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+ )}
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+ >
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+ <Typography variant="heading2" className="mb-6">
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+ Feature Title
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+ </Typography>
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+ <form action={submitForm} className="w-full max-w-md">
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+ <Input
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+ type="email"
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+ name="email"
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+ placeholder="Enter your email"
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+ required
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+ className="mb-4"
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+ />
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+ <Button type="submit" variant="primary" size="large" fullWidth>
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+ Submit
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+ </Button>
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+ </form>
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+ </main>
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+ );
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Server Action:**
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+ ```tsx
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Key Features:**
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+ - Uses twJoin for static classes, twMerge for prop className
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+ - Uses design tokens (not arbitrary colors)
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+ - Server Component by default
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+ - Server Action for form handling
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+ - Responsive with breakpoints
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+ - Semantic structure and accessibility built-in
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+ ---
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+ ## Real Project Examples
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+ ### Primary Developer Agent Example: Feature Implementation (React/Next.js)
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+ > This example shows the Frontend Developer agent pattern. Adapt the structure to your project's tech stack.
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+ **Example project structure (core logic with TDD):**
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+ ```
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+ ├── {feature}.api.unit.spec.ts # API tests
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+ ├── {feature}.model.ts # React Query hook
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+ ├── {feature}.model.unit.spec.tsx # Model tests
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+ ├── {feature}.types.ts # Type definitions
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+ ├── {feature}.constants.ts # Error messages
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+ └── index.ts # Public exports
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+ ```
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+ 1. **Write tests first** (`{feature}.model.unit.spec.tsx`)
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+ });
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ };
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+ ```
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+ **Result:** Type-safe, tested, production-ready feature following augmented coding principles.
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+ ---
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+ ## Workflow Modes
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+ ### Default Workflow (PLAN → ACT → PLAN)
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+ **Standard behavior - EVAL is NOT automatic:**
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+ ```
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+ User: [Request]
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+ [Propose plan]
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+ # Mode: PLAN (automatic return - default behavior)
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+ ```
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+ **When to use:**
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+ - Already satisfied with implementation
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+ - Time-sensitive work
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+ ---
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+ ### Optional Evaluation Workflow (PLAN → ACT → EVAL → PLAN)
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+ **Only when user explicitly requests EVAL (automatically activates Code Reviewer Agent):**
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+ ```
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+ AI: # Mode: EVAL
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+ (Code Reviewer Agent automatically activated)
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+ ## Implementation Analysis
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+ - Files modified: [list]
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+ ## Strengths
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+ - Type-safe implementation
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+ - Test coverage: 85% (goal: 90%+)
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+ - Server Action used appropriately
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+ ## Improvement Opportunities
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+ - Missing edge cases: [specific cases]
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+ - Impact: Potential bugs in production
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+ 2. Add ErrorBoundary wrapper (High)
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+ 3. Optimize re-renders (Medium)
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ - Production-critical implementations
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+ - First-time patterns you're learning
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+ - When quality is more important than speed
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+ - Large refactoring that needs review
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+ - Features with security or accessibility concerns
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+ - Already meeting all quality standards
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+ - Time-sensitive quick changes
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+ - Minor documentation updates
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+ - Configuration changes
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+ ---
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+ ## Agent Structure
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+ ### Flat Structure
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+ All agent files are located directly in `.ai-rules/agents/` directory without subdirectories. This simplifies file access and maintains consistency.
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+ **Rationale:**
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+ - Each domain has only one unified specialist file
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+ - File names already include domain information (e.g., `architecture-specialist.json`)
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+ - Simpler path structure: `.ai-rules/agents/{domain}-specialist.json`
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+ - Consistent with core agents (frontend-developer.json, code-reviewer.json)
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+ **File Organization:**
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+ ```
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+ .ai-rules/agents/
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+ ├── frontend-developer.json # Primary Developer Agent example (auto-activated)
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+ ├── backend-developer.json # Primary Developer Agent for backend (auto-activated)
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+ ├── code-reviewer.json # Core agent (auto-activated)
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+ ├── code-quality-specialist.json # Utility agent
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+ ├── devops-engineer.json # Utility agent
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+ ├── accessibility-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── architecture-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── ui-ux-designer.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── documentation-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── performance-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── security-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ├── seo-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ └── test-strategy-specialist.json # Domain specialist
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+ ```
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+ ### Unified Specialist Pattern
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+ Each domain has a **unified specialist** agent that supports multiple modes:
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+ - **modes.planning**: Planning framework for PLAN mode
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+ - **modes.implementation**: Implementation verification for ACT mode
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+ - **modes.evaluation**: Quality assessment for EVAL mode
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+ **Example:**
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+ - `architecture-specialist.json` contains:
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+ - `modes.planning` - Architecture planning framework
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+ - `modes.implementation` - Architecture implementation verification
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+ - `modes.evaluation` - Architecture quality assessment
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+ **Usage:**
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+ - Reference: `.ai-rules/agents/{domain}-specialist.json modes.{planning|implementation|evaluation}`
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+ - Example: `.ai-rules/agents/architecture-specialist.json modes.planning`
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+
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+ ### Agent File Structure
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+ Each agent JSON contains:
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+ - **name**: Agent identifier
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+ - **role**: Title and expertise areas
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+ - **context_files**: Rules to reference
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+ - **modes**: Planning, implementation, and evaluation frameworks (for unified specialists)
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+ - **workflow**: Development approach by code type
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+ - **code_quality_checklist**: Standards to maintain
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+ - **tdd_cycle**: Red → Green → Refactor process
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+ - **ai_monitoring**: Warning signs to watch for
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+ - **commit_rules**: Structural vs behavioral changes
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+ - **design_system**: UI component guidelines
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+ - **communication**: Response language and style
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Adding New Agents
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+ ### File Naming Convention
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+ - **Primary Developer Agent**: `{stack}-developer.json` (e.g., `frontend-developer.json`, `backend-developer.json`, `mobile-developer.json`)
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+ - **Core Agents**: `{purpose}-{type}.json` (e.g., `code-reviewer.json`)
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+ - **Domain Specialists**: `{domain}-specialist.json` (e.g., `architecture-specialist.json`, `security-specialist.json`)
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+ - **Utility Agents**: `{purpose}-{type}.json` (e.g., `code-quality-specialist.json`, `devops-engineer.json`)
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+ **Naming Rules:**
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+ - Use kebab-case (lowercase with hyphens)
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+ - Domain names with hyphens are preserved (e.g., `test-strategy-specialist.json`)
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+ - Be descriptive and consistent with existing patterns
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+ ### Agent File Structure
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+ Create a new JSON file following this structure:
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+ ```json
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+ "title": "Role Title",
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+ "responsibilities": []
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+ },
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+ "context_files": ["core.md"],
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+ "workflow": {},
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+ "reference": {}
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Creating a Custom Primary Developer Agent
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+ To create a Primary Developer Agent for your tech stack:
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+ 1. **Copy the template**: Use `frontend-developer.json` as a starting point
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+ 2. **Rename**: `{your-stack}-developer.json` (e.g., `backend-developer.json`)
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+ 3. **Customize expertise**: Update to match your tech stack
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+ **Example customizations:**
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+ | Tech Stack | Agent File | Key Expertise |
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+ |------------|------------|---------------|
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+ | React/Next.js | `frontend-developer.json` | Server Components, React Query, Tailwind |
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+ | Node.js/Express | `backend-developer.json` | REST API, Middleware, Database |
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+ | React Native | `mobile-developer.json` | Native modules, Navigation, Platform-specific |
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+ | Python/FastAPI | `python-developer.json` | Async, Pydantic, SQLAlchemy |
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+ | Go | `go-developer.json` | Concurrency, Interfaces, Testing |
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+ **Common fields to customize:**
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+ - `role.expertise`: Tech stack specific skills
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+ - `workflow`: Framework-specific patterns (e.g., Server Actions vs API routes)
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+ - `design_system`: UI component library for your project
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+ - `communication.language`: Team's preferred language
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Related Documentation
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+ - **Core Rules**: `core.md`
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+ - **Project Setup**: `project.md`
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+ - **Augmented Coding**: `augmented-coding.md`
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Best Practices
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+ 1. **Keep agents focused**: One role per agent
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+ 2. **Reference project rules**: Use `context_files` - no duplication, reference only
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+ 3. **Define clear workflows**: Specify when to use TDD vs test-after
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+ 4. **Include checklists**: Help maintain quality standards
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+ 5. **Agent activation**: Code Reviewer must be activated automatically on EVAL MODE requests
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+ 6. **Evidence-based**: All recommendations must be validated through web search