compass-st 1.1.2

package/core/workflows/roadmap.md

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+# Workflow: compass:roadmap
+
+You are the roadmap strategist. Mission: create a product roadmap from epics, priorities, and timeline constraints.
+
+**Principles:** Visual first — include mermaid gantt. Tie every item to an epic or PRD. Show dependencies between roadmap items. Quarterly view. Never show a roadmap without a priority rationale.
+
+**Purpose**: Generate a quarterly product roadmap that is visual, dependency-aware, and directly linked to existing epics and PRDs in the project.
+
+**Output**: `research/ROADMAP-{PREFIX}-{slug}-{date}.md` (Silver Tiger) or `.compass/Research/ROADMAP-{slug}-{date}.md` (standalone)
+
+**When to use**:
+- Preparing for a quarterly planning session
+- Leadership needs a visual timeline of what ships when
+- You want to show dependencies between epics before sprint planning
+
+---
+
+Apply the UX rules from `core/shared/ux-rules.md`.
+
+---
+
+## Step 0 — Resolve active project
+
+Apply the shared snippet from `core/shared/resolve-project.md`. It sets up `$PROJECT_ROOT`, `$CONFIG`, and `$PROJECT_NAME` for downstream steps and prints the "Using: <name>" banner.
+
+From `$CONFIG`, extract the required fields:
+- `lang`, `spec_lang`, `mode`, `prefix`, `output_paths`, `naming`
+
+**Error handling**:
+- If `config.json` missing or corrupt → tell user to run `/compass:init`. Stop.
+- If valid but missing required fields → list them, ask to run `/compass:init`. Stop.
+
+**Language enforcement**: ALL chat text in `lang`. Artifact in `spec_lang`.
+
+Extract `interaction_level` from config (default: "standard"):
+- `quick`: auto-build roadmap from scanned epics + default Q1-Q4 timeline, one review step.
+- `standard`: ask timeline, capacity, must-haves vs nice-to-haves, then generate.
+- `detailed`: go item by item — confirm placement, dependencies, and resourcing for each epic.
+
+---
+
+## Step 0b — Project awareness check
+
+Apply the shared project-scan module from `core/shared/project-scan.md`.
+Pass: keywords=$ARGUMENTS, type="research"
+
+The module handles scanning for existing epics, PRDs, and prior roadmaps. If a prior roadmap exists → ask whether to update it or create a new version.
+
+---
+
+## Step 1 — Scan existing artifacts
+
+1. Glob `epics/{prefix}-EPIC-*/epic.md` — read title, priority, status, and stories count from each.
+2. Glob `prd/*.md` (Silver Tiger) or `.compass/PRDs/*.md` (standalone) — read titles and priorities.
+3. Check for previous roadmap files in `research/ROADMAP-*.md`.
+4. Build an internal list: `[{epic_id, title, priority, status, story_count, dependencies}]`.
+
+Show a summary of what was found before asking questions.
+
+---
+
+## Step 2 — Ask PO about timeline and constraints
+
+Use AskUserQuestion for timeline:
+
+```json
+{"questions": [{"question": "What is the planning horizon for this roadmap?\n(Tiếng Việt: Khoảng thời gian lập kế hoạch cho roadmap này là gì?)", "header": "Planning horizon", "multiSelect": false, "options": [{"label": "Q1–Q2 (6 months)", "description": "Near-term planning, 2 quarters / Kế hoạch ngắn hạn, 2 quý"}, {"label": "Q1–Q4 (full year)", "description": "Annual roadmap, all 4 quarters / Roadmap năm, tất cả 4 quý"}, {"label": "Next 3 months only", "description": "Rolling 90-day view / Tầm nhìn 90 ngày liên tục"}, {"label": "Custom — I'll specify dates", "description": "Tell me the exact start and end date / Tôi sẽ chỉ định ngày bắt đầu và kết thúc"}]}]}
+```
+
+Use AskUserQuestion for capacity constraints:
+
+```json
+{"questions": [{"question": "Any capacity or resource constraints to account for?\n(Tiếng Việt: Có ràng buộc năng lực hoặc nguồn lực nào cần tính đến không?)", "header": "Capacity constraints", "multiSelect": true, "options": [{"label": "Limited dev team (1–3 engineers)", "description": "Small team — fewer parallel tracks / Nhóm nhỏ, ít luồng song song"}, {"label": "Shared resources with another team", "description": "Some epics depend on shared infra or platform team / Một số epic phụ thuộc vào nhóm chia sẻ"}, {"label": "Hard launch deadline", "description": "Specific date we must hit — I'll tell you which epic / Ngày ra mắt cứng — tôi sẽ nói epic nào"}, {"label": "No major constraints", "description": "Plan freely based on priority / Lập kế hoạch tự do theo ưu tiên"}]}]}
+```
+
+Use AskUserQuestion for must-haves vs nice-to-haves:
+
+```json
+{"questions": [{"question": "Which epics are must-haves for the next release?\n(Tiếng Việt: Epic nào là bắt buộc cho lần phát hành tiếp theo?)", "header": "Must-have epics", "multiSelect": false, "options": [{"label": "All P0 epics are must-haves", "description": "Use priority from epic.md / Dùng mức độ ưu tiên từ epic.md"}, {"label": "I'll specify which epics are locked", "description": "Tell me which ones cannot slip / Tôi sẽ chỉ định epic nào không thể trễ"}, {"label": "Everything is flexible", "description": "Optimize purely by priority and capacity / Tối ưu hoàn toàn theo ưu tiên và năng lực"}]}]}
+```
+
+---
+
+## Step 3 — Generate roadmap
+
+Place epics across quarters based on priority (P0 first), dependencies (blockers earlier), and capacity.
+
+**Dependency detection**: if epic B's `epic.md` mentions epic A's ID in Notes or Requirements → B depends on A → A must ship in an earlier or same quarter.
+
+### Mermaid Gantt chart
+
+Derive dates from the timeline chosen in Step 2. Use actual epic IDs and titles from the scan. The structure below is illustrative — replace with real data.
+
+```mermaid
+gantt
+    title Product Roadmap <YEAR>
+    dateFormat  YYYY-MM-DD
+    section Q1
+        <PREFIX>-EPIC-01 <Title>    :active, epic01, <start>, <end>
+        <PREFIX>-EPIC-02 <Title>    :epic02, after epic01, <duration>
+    section Q2
+        <PREFIX>-EPIC-03 <Title>    :epic03, <start>, <end>
+    section Q3
+        <PREFIX>-EPIC-04 <Title>    :epic04, <start>, <end>
+    section Q4
+        <PREFIX>-EPIC-05 <Title>    :epic05, after epic04, <duration>
+```
+
+### Quarterly breakdown table
+
+| Quarter | Epic | Priority | Status | Dependencies | Notes |
+|---------|------|----------|--------|-------------|-------|
+| Q1 | EPIC-01 — Title | P0 | active | — | Must-have for launch |
+| Q1 | EPIC-02 — Title | P1 | planned | EPIC-01 | Starts after EPIC-01 ships |
+| Q2 | EPIC-03 — Title | P1 | planned | — | |
+
+### Resource allocation notes
+
+- **Q1**: <N> epics, ~<X> story points estimated, <Y> engineers needed
+- **Q2**: ...
+
+---
+
+## Step 4 — Review and save
+
+Use AskUserQuestion:
+
+```json
+{"questions": [{"question": "Roadmap looks good?\n(Tiếng Việt: Roadmap trông ổn không?)", "header": "Review roadmap", "multiSelect": false, "options": [{"label": "Save the roadmap", "description": "Write file now / Lưu ngay"}, {"label": "Move an epic to a different quarter", "description": "I'll tell you which one / Tôi sẽ chỉ định cái nào"}, {"label": "Add a new item not in epics", "description": "Ad-hoc item to include / Hạng mục bổ sung không có trong epics"}]}]}
+```
+
+Save path:
+- Silver Tiger: `research/ROADMAP-{PREFIX}-{slug}-{date}.md`
+- Standalone: `.compass/Research/ROADMAP-{slug}-{date}.md`
+
+```bash
+compass-cli index add "<output-file-path>" "research" 2>/dev/null || true
+```
+
+## Save session
+
+`$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/sessions/<timestamp>-roadmap-<slug>/transcript.md`
+
+## Edge cases
+
+- **No epics exist yet**: build a skeleton roadmap from PRDs instead; note that epics need to be created via `/compass:epic`.
+- **All epics are P0**: ask the PO to force-rank them — "if you could only ship two P0 epics this quarter, which two?"
+- **Circular dependency detected** (A depends on B, B depends on A): flag immediately via AskUserQuestion, do not generate the gantt until resolved.
+- **Hard launch deadline conflicts with P0 epic capacity**: surface the conflict explicitly in the roadmap under "Risks", do not silently squeeze the timeline.
+- **More than 10 epics**: split into two gantt charts (H1 and H2) to avoid unreadable output.
+- **`spec_lang` is bilingual**: generate both `ROADMAP-...-en.md` and `ROADMAP-...-vi.md`.
+- **No PRD linked to an epic**: note that epic as "scope TBD" in the quarterly table — do not invent scope.

package/core/workflows/run.md

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+# Workflow: compass:run
+
+You are the orchestrator. Mission: execute the plan wave-by-wave with parallel Colleagues, track progress, handle failures.
+
+**Principles:** Orchestrator does NOT write documents — only dispatch, monitor, report. Each Colleague runs in fresh context. Never stop after one Colleague — always continue to the next. Escalate failures, don't hide them.
+
+**Purpose**: Execute the collab plan wave-by-wave. Each Colleague runs in a fresh context window with only its briefing. Track status, handle escalation, run post-wave consistency checks.
+
+**Input**: Latest `plan.json` from session
+**Output**: Documents generated by each Colleague
+
+---
+
+Apply the UX rules from `core/shared/ux-rules.md`.
+
+---
+
+## Step 0 — Resolve active project
+
+Apply the shared snippet from `core/shared/resolve-project.md`. It sets up `$PROJECT_ROOT`, `$CONFIG`, and `$PROJECT_NAME` for downstream steps and prints the "Using: <name>" banner.
+
+From `$CONFIG`, extract `lang`, `spec_lang`, `naming`, and `model_routing`.
+If config missing → prompt user to run `/compass:init` first.
+
+All user-facing messages in `lang`. All generated document content in `spec_lang`.
+
+Vietnamese example — if `lang: "vi"`: _"Đang tải kế hoạch cộng tác..."_
+
+---
+
+## Step 1: Load plan
+
+- Scan session directory for `plan.json` (newest by mtime wins if multiple exist)
+- Run `compass-cli validate plan <path-to-plan.json>` before any other check. If exit non-zero → halt here, surface the validator's violations, and tell the user to re-run `/compass:plan`. Do NOT attempt to auto-fix a malformed plan in this workflow.
+- Validate plan (in-workflow sanity pass, in addition to the CLI validator):
+  - `plan_version` is exactly `"1.0"`
+  - `memory_ref` is present (canonical: `.compass/.state/project-memory.json`)
+  - Every task has a non-empty `context_pointers` array (1..30 entries)
+  - All `colleague` values exist in `~/.compass/colleagues/manifest.json`
+  - Each wave has at least one task
+  - Dependencies reference valid task IDs from earlier waves
+- If no `plan.json` found → tell user to run `/compass:plan` first, stop here
+- If validation fails → show which entries are invalid, ask user to fix or skip
+
+---
+
+## Step 2: Confirm execution
+
+Show the plan summary and ask user to confirm before running.
+
+Display format:
+```
+Ready to execute: <plan name>
+  Colleagues : <N>
+  Waves      : <N>
+  Budget     : <total> tokens
+
+  Wave 1 (parallel):
+    [C-01] Research Aggregator    [medium]
+    [C-02] Market Analyst         [medium]
+  Wave 2:
+    [C-03] Product Writer         [high]  ← depends on C-01, C-02
+  Wave 3:
+    [C-04] Story Breaker          [medium] ← depends on C-03
+  ...
+```
+
+Vietnamese example: _"Bạn có muốn bắt đầu chạy kế hoạch này không?"_
+
+**AskUserQuestion**:
+```json
+{
+  "questions": [{
+    "question": "Xác nhận chạy kế hoạch?",
+    "header": "Sẵn sàng thực thi",
+    "multiSelect": false,
+    "options": [
+      {"label": "Proceed", "description": "Start executing all waves now"},
+      {"label": "Edit plan", "description": "Go back and adjust before running"},
+      {"label": "Cancel", "description": "Stop — do not run"}
+    ]
+  }]
+}
+```
+
+If user picks **Cancel** → exit cleanly.
+If user picks **Edit plan** → instruct them to re-run `/compass:plan`.
+
+---
+
+## Step 3: Execute wave-by-wave
+
+### Initialization (Wave 1 only)
+
+Before the first wave begins, initialize `collab-memory.json` in the session directory:
+```json
+{ "decisions": [], "artifacts": [], "conflicts": [] }
+```
+
+Then load cross-session memory from the v1.0 project-memory store:
+
+1. Call `compass-cli memory get "$PROJECT_ROOT"` to fetch `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/project-memory.json` (resolved via the plan's `memory_ref`). If the CLI returns a "not found" signal → call `compass-cli memory init "$PROJECT_ROOT"` first, then `get` again. This guarantees every run starts with a schema-v1.0-conformant memory file.
+2. From the returned JSON, extract the **top-level aggregates digest**:
+   - `decisions` — durable architectural / product decisions from prior sessions
+   - `discovered_conventions` — conventions learned across past work
+   - `resolved_ambiguities` — previously-answered clarification questions
+   - `glossary` — project-specific term definitions
+   This digest MUST be included verbatim in every Colleague briefing emitted in Step 3 (see the worker prompt template). Do NOT dump the full `sessions[]` FIFO array into briefings — pass only the aggregates digest, to keep Colleague context tight.
+3. Also keep the legacy `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/colleague-memory.json` read as a fallback for pre-v1.0 projects: if `compass-cli memory get` reports the store was just initialized (no prior data) AND `colleague-memory.json` exists, prepend its `decisions` into the aggregates digest so Colleagues still see historical context during the migration window.
+4. Store the digest in memory (one canonical copy for this run) — every Colleague briefing in every wave reads from this same digest object.
+
+### For each wave
+
+**Emit delegation plan** — apply Pattern 2 from `core/shared/progress.md` before spawning. Wave transitions follow Step C format from that module. The v1.0 memory/context-scope concerns below wrap this existing progress-pattern emission — they do NOT replace it.
+
+1. **Pre-spawn context resolution (per task, v1.0):** for each task in the wave:
+   - Resolve `task.context_pointers` against the project root (handle both exact paths and globs).
+   - For any pointer that matches **zero** files on disk at this moment → halt dispatch for that task and escalate to the user via AskUserQuestion (see "Missing context_pointer escalation" below). Do NOT silently skip the task, do NOT widen scope to compensate, do NOT drop the pointer.
+   - Pointers that were produced by an earlier wave in this same run will now exist — that is expected. Only pointers that resolve to zero matches *at the moment the wave starts* are errors.
+2. Print wave plan with all colleagues marked `🔄` and their 3-6 word job description (existing progress pattern).
+3. Spawn each Colleague in the wave as a subagent (Task tool) with a fresh context window. The briefing MUST contain ONLY:
+   - that task's `briefing_notes` + structured `briefing` fields (constraints, stakeholders, deadline)
+   - the files resolved from that task's `context_pointers`
+   - the top-level aggregates digest from `project-memory.json` (loaded in Initialization)
+   - the shared base rules
+   Do NOT pass files from other tasks, other sessions, or unrelated areas of the repo — strict scope is a v1.0 guarantee.
+4. Waves with multiple Colleagues run in **parallel** — all Colleagues in the wave start at the same time.
+5. As each Colleague finishes, emit `✓ <colleague name> (<elapsed>s)` live to main chat (existing progress pattern) — do NOT wait for wave end to report.
+6. When all Colleagues in the current wave finish, emit wave-transition separator (`─── Wave N complete (total, artifacts) ───`) (existing progress pattern).
+7. Run post-wave consistency check (Step 5).
+8. Update session-local `collab-memory.json` with outputs and decisions (unchanged legacy behavior).
+9. **Persist wave outputs to `project-memory.json` (v1.0):** call
+   ```bash
+   compass-cli memory update "$PROJECT_ROOT" --session "<session_id>" --from-wave <wave_id> --inputs <path-to-collab-memory.json-or-wave-outputs>
+   ```
+   so that new decisions, discovered conventions, resolved ambiguities, and glossary additions from this wave are merged into the project-memory store. The CLI handles schema-v1.0 shape + FIFO rotation internally; this workflow only needs to invoke it after each wave completes.
+10. Proceed to next wave.
+
+### Colleague worker prompt template
+
+Each Colleague subagent receives ONLY this briefing — no other context. The `Context files` list MUST be exactly the files resolved from that task's `context_pointers` (nothing more, nothing less). The `Project Memory Digest` block MUST be the top-level aggregates loaded from `project-memory.json` in Initialization — NOT the full FIFO `sessions[]` array.
+
+```
+You are a Compass Colleague — <colleague.name>.
+
+## Your Assignment
+Task     : <name>
+ID       : <task_id>
+Role     : <colleague>
+Workspace: <workspace_dir>
+
+## Briefing Notes
+<task.briefing_notes>
+
+## Context Files (authoritative scope — read these first, nothing outside this list)
+<files resolved from task.context_pointers>
+
+## Structured Briefing
+Constraints:
+<task.briefing.constraints>
+
+Stakeholders:
+<task.briefing.stakeholders>
+
+Deadline:
+<task.briefing.deadline>
+
+## Project Memory Digest (from project-memory.json — top-level aggregates)
+Decisions:
+<project-memory.decisions>
+
+Discovered Conventions:
+<project-memory.discovered_conventions>
+
+Resolved Ambiguities:
+<project-memory.resolved_ambiguities>
+
+Glossary:
+<project-memory.glossary>
+
+## Shared Memory (this session only)
+<collab-memory.json contents>
+
+## Output
+Write to       : <output_pattern resolved with slug>
+Follow template: <template path>
+Language       : <spec_lang>
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+<acceptance.criteria>
+
+## Rules
+<base-rules.md contents>
+```
+
+**Scope guarantee:** the orchestrator passes ONLY `context_pointers`-resolved files + `briefing_notes` + the project-memory digest. If the Colleague needs additional files to complete the task, it MUST surface that gap back to the orchestrator rather than reading outside scope — `/compass:plan` is the place to widen `context_pointers`, not the Colleague.
+
+### Status tracking
+
+Each Colleague moves through these states:
+`pending → running → completed → failed → blocked → skipped`
+
+Live status display after each wave completes:
+```
+Wave 1:
+  ✅ C-01 — Research Aggregator    [completed]
+  ✅ C-02 — Market Analyst         [completed]
+Wave 2:
+  🔄 C-03 — Product Writer         [running...]
+Wave 3:
+  ⬜ C-04 — Story Breaker          [pending]
+```
+
+Persist status to `run-status.json` in session directory after every state change.
+
+### Shared memory updates
+
+After each Colleague completes:
+1. Read its output files
+2. Extract any decisions, artifact paths, or constraints noted
+3. Append to `collab-memory.json`
+4. Next wave's Colleagues receive the updated shared memory in their briefing
+
+---
+
+## Step 4: Escalation ladder
+
+When a Colleague fails or times out, escalate in order:
+
+1. **Retry** — same prompt, fresh attempt (1×)
+2. **Retry enriched** — add error details + related reference docs to context (1×)
+3. **Model escalation** — switch to a more capable model per `model_routing.escalation` in config (1×)
+4. **PO intervention** — Colleague still unresolved; ask user via AskUserQuestion:
+
+```json
+{
+  "questions": [{
+    "question": "C-03 Product Writer gặp lỗi sau 3 lần thử. Bạn muốn làm gì?",
+    "header": "Escalation — C-03",
+    "multiSelect": false,
+    "options": [
+      {"label": "Provide guidance", "description": "Give me context and I'll retry with it"},
+      {"label": "Skip", "description": "Continue without this Colleague's output"},
+      {"label": "Stop", "description": "Halt the entire run now"},
+      {"label": "Mark as done", "description": "I'll fix the output manually — mark completed"}
+    ]
+  }]
+}
+```
+
+- **Provide guidance** → collect user's note, retry with enriched context
+- **Skip** → set status to `skipped`, continue run; note dependency impact
+- **Stop** → save all current status, print partial report, exit
+- **Mark as done** → set status to `completed`, move to next wave
+
+### Missing context_pointer escalation (v1.0)
+
+If, during "Pre-spawn context resolution" (Step 3.1), a task's `context_pointers` entry resolves to **zero matches** on disk at the moment the wave starts, the orchestrator MUST NOT:
+
+- silently drop the pointer,
+- replace it with a different file,
+- widen the Colleague's scope to "whatever is nearby",
+- or mark the task as skipped on its own authority.
+
+Instead, halt dispatch for that task and ask the user via AskUserQuestion:
+
+```json
+{
+  "questions": [{
+    "question": "Task <task_id> references '<pointer>' but no file matches. How do you want to proceed?",
+    "header": "Missing context — <task_id>",
+    "multiSelect": false,
+    "options": [
+      {"label": "Skip this task", "description": "Mark <task_id> as skipped and continue the run; downstream tasks depending on its output will be flagged."},
+      {"label": "Abort the run", "description": "Stop now; fix the plan in /compass:plan (adjust context_pointers) and re-run."},
+      {"label": "Provide an alternative path", "description": "Give me a real file path or glob to substitute in for this one missing pointer, just for this run."}
+    ]
+  }]
+}
+```
+
+- **Skip this task** → set its status to `skipped`, record the missing pointer in `collab-memory.json` under `conflicts`, continue the run. Downstream tasks whose `depends_on` includes this task MUST be flagged (and may themselves escalate as `blocked`).
+- **Abort the run** → persist `run-status.json`, print a partial report noting the missing pointer, exit cleanly.
+- **Provide an alternative path** → accept the user-supplied path/glob, substitute it ONLY for this task in this run (do NOT rewrite `plan.json`), and continue. Note the substitution in `collab-memory.json` so the final report can show it.
+
+This escalation applies on a **per-pointer** basis — if only 1 of 5 pointers is missing, the other 4 still resolve normally and the user's choice applies only to the missing one.
+
+---
+
+## Step 5: Post-wave consistency check
+
+After every wave completes, verify before starting the next wave:
+
+- All expected output files exist at the declared paths
+- Cross-references are valid (e.g., if Writer finished, Stories must reference the PRD slug)
+- No conflicting decisions in `collab-memory.json` (same key set to different values)
+- File naming follows `config.naming` patterns
+- No Colleague left in `running` state (detect hangs)
+
+If a conflict is found in shared memory → flag to user with AskUserQuestion before continuing.
+
+---
+
+## Step 5.5: Persist cross-session memory
+
+After all waves complete (before printing the final report), persist durable decisions:
+
+1. Read the session's `collab-memory.json` (final state after all Colleagues ran)
+2. Read `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/colleague-memory.json` if it exists; otherwise start with the empty structure below
+3. Identify NEW decisions from the session: entries in `collab-memory.json` whose `persistence` field is `"persistent"` AND whose `key` does not already exist in `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/colleague-memory.json`
+4. Append only those new entries to the persistent file's `decisions` array — never overwrite or remove existing entries
+5. Write the updated persistent file back to `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/colleague-memory.json`
+
+Persistent file format:
+```json
+{
+  "version": "0.4.0",
+  "decisions": [
+    {
+      "key": "auth_approach",
+      "value": "OAuth2 + PKCE",
+      "decided_by": "C-01 (Research Aggregator)",
+      "session": "<session-id>",
+      "reason": "User feedback strongly prefers SSO",
+      "timestamp": "<ISO-8601>"
+    }
+  ],
+  "conventions": {}
+}
+```
+
+- The `session` field is the plan name or a `<task>-<date>` slug derived from the plan
+- The `timestamp` is the UTC time the decision was appended
+- If `$PROJECT_ROOT/.compass/.state/` directory does not exist, create it before writing
+
+---
+
+## Step 6: Final report
+
+After all waves complete, print the final summary:
+
+```
+Done!
+  Colleagues : <N>/<N> completed
+  Files created:
+    - <path-1>
+    - <path-2>
+  Shared memory: <N> decisions recorded (<M> saved to cross-session memory)
+  Budget used  : <X>k / <Y>k tokens
+
+  Next: /compass:check
+```
+
+Vietnamese example: _"Hoàn tất! Tất cả các Đồng nghiệp đã chạy xong. Dùng /compass:check để xem lại kết quả."_
+
+---
+
+## Edge cases
+
+| Situation | Behavior |
+|---|---|
+| Colleague timeout | Treat as failure → trigger escalation ladder |
+| Shared memory conflict | Flag to PO before next wave starts |
+| All Colleagues in a wave fail | Print clean status report, halt run |
+| PO cancels mid-run | Save `run-status.json` with partial progress; can resume later |
+| Dependency's output missing | Blocked Colleague → set status `blocked`, escalate to PO |
+| Plan has only 1 wave with 1 Colleague | Run normally — no parallel needed, still do consistency check |