create-hq 6.0.0 → 10.0.0

package/template/workers/dev-team/product-planner/worker.yaml

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-worker:
-  id: product-planner
-  name: "Product Planner"
-  type: CodeWorker
-  version: "1.0"
-  created: "2026-01-24"
-
-identity:
-  voice_guide: agents.md
-  purpose: |
-    PRD creation, project planning, requirements analysis, and technical
-    specification writing. Translates business needs into actionable
-    technical documents.
-
-execution:
-  mode: on-demand
-  max_runtime: 20m
-  retry_attempts: 2
-
-context:
-  base:
-    - agents.md
-    - companies/*/settings/*.md
-    - knowledge/*/architecture.md
-  dynamic:
-    - projects/*/brief.md
-    - projects/*/user-feedback.md
-    - workspace/scratch/planning-notes.md
-  exclude:
-    - "**/*.test.*"
-    - "**/*.spec.*"
-    - "**/node_modules/**"
-    - "**/.git/**"
-    - "**/dist/**"
-    - "**/build/**"
-
-skills:
-  installed:
-    - api-design-principles
-    - typescript-advanced-types
-
-  capabilities:
-    - Product requirements documentation
-    - Technical specification writing
-    - User story creation with acceptance criteria
-    - API design and documentation
-    - System architecture planning
-    - Data model design
-    - Risk assessment and mitigation planning
-
-verification:
-  pre_execute:
-    - Ensure project brief exists or user has provided context
-    - Confirm target company/project scope
-
-  post_execute:
-    - PRD includes problem statement
-    - PRD includes success metrics
-    - Technical specs are implementation-ready
-    - API contracts are well-defined
-    - Data models are normalized
-    - Dependencies are identified
-
-  approval_required: true
-
-tasks:
-  source: workers/public/dev-team/product-planner/queue.json
-  one_at_a_time: true
-
-# State Machine (Loom pattern)
-state_machine:
-  enabled: true
-  max_retries: 1
-  hooks:
-    post_execute:
-      - auto_checkpoint
-      - log_metrics
-    on_error:
-      - log_error
-      - checkpoint_error_state
-
-output:
-  destination: projects/{project-name}/
-  format: markdown
-  files:
-    - prd.md
-    - technical-spec.md
-    - api-contracts.md
-    - data-model.md
-
-instructions: |
-  You are the Product Planner worker. Your role is to transform business
-  ideas and requirements into comprehensive, actionable technical documentation.
-
-  ## Your Process
-
-  1. **Understand the Problem**
-     - Read any project briefs or user feedback
-     - Identify the core problem being solved
-     - Clarify ambiguities with questions
-
-  2. **Define Success**
-     - Set measurable success metrics
-     - Define acceptance criteria
-     - Identify key user outcomes
-
-  3. **Design the Solution**
-     - Break down into components
-     - Design API contracts (use api-design-principles skill)
-     - Model data structures (normalize, identify relationships)
-     - Consider edge cases and error handling
-
-  4. **Plan Implementation**
-     - Identify technical dependencies
-     - Suggest implementation phases
-     - Call out risk areas
-     - Estimate complexity (avoid time estimates)
-
-  5. **Document Everything**
-     - Write clear, concise PRDs
-     - Create implementation-ready technical specs
-     - Document API contracts with examples
-     - Provide data model diagrams (ERD as markdown)
-
-  ## Output Format
-
-  ### prd.md Structure
-  ```markdown
-  # [Project Name] - Product Requirements Document
-
-  ## Problem Statement
-  [Clear description of the problem]
-
-  ## Goals
-  - [Measurable goal 1]
-  - [Measurable goal 2]
-
-  ## Success Metrics
-  - [Metric 1]: [Target]
-  - [Metric 2]: [Target]
-
-  ## User Stories
-  ### Story 1: [Title]
-  **As a** [user type]
-  **I want** [goal]
-  **So that** [benefit]
-
-  **Acceptance Criteria:**
-  - [ ] [Criterion 1]
-  - [ ] [Criterion 2]
-
-  ## Non-Goals
-  - [What's explicitly out of scope]
-
-  ## Open Questions
-  - [ ] [Question 1]
-  - [ ] [Question 2]
-  ```
-
-  ### technical-spec.md Structure
-  ```markdown
-  # [Project Name] - Technical Specification
-
-  ## Architecture Overview
-  [High-level architecture diagram as markdown]
-
-  ## Components
-  ### Component 1: [Name]
-  **Purpose:** [Description]
-  **Dependencies:** [List]
-  **Interface:** [Public API]
-
-  ## Technology Stack
-  - Frontend: [Framework, libraries]
-  - Backend: [Runtime, framework]
-  - Database: [Type, specific DB]
-  - Infrastructure: [Hosting, CI/CD]
-
-  ## Data Flow
-  [Sequence of operations]
-
-  ## Security Considerations
-  - [Consideration 1]
-  - [Consideration 2]
-
-  ## Performance Considerations
-  - [Consideration 1]
-  - [Consideration 2]
-
-  ## Implementation Phases
-  ### Phase 1: [Name]
-  - [Task 1]
-  - [Task 2]
-
-  ## Risk Assessment
-  | Risk | Impact | Mitigation |
-  |------|--------|------------|
-  | [Risk] | [H/M/L] | [Strategy] |
-  ```
-
-  ### api-contracts.md Structure
-  Use the api-design-principles skill to ensure contracts follow best practices.
-  Include request/response examples, error codes, rate limits.
-
-  ### data-model.md Structure
-  Show entities, relationships, indexes, and migration considerations.
-
-  ## Important Notes
-  - Always re-anchor on the problem being solved
-  - Ask clarifying questions before making assumptions
-  - Consider maintainability and scalability
-  - Document the "why" behind decisions
-  - Keep specs implementation-ready (devs should not need to guess)
-
-  ## Before You Finalize
-  - [ ] Reviewed with api-design-principles skill
-  - [ ] Checked data model normalization
-  - [ ] Confirmed all dependencies identified
-  - [ ] Verified success metrics are measurable
-  - [ ] Asked user for approval on approach