gentyr 1.3.0

package/.claude/commands/configure-personas.md

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+<!-- HOOK:GENTYR:configure-personas -->
+# /configure-personas - AI User Feedback Persona Configuration
+
+You are now in **persona configuration mode**. This interactive session lets you set up AI user personas that automatically test your application from a real user's perspective.
+
+The prefetch hook has pre-gathered existing personas, features, and mappings and injected them as `[PREFETCH:configure-personas]` context above. Use that data for Step 1 instead of calling list MCP tools. If the prefetch data is missing, call the MCP tools directly.
+
+## Available Tools
+
+You have access to `mcp__user-feedback__*` tools for all operations:
+
+**Persona Management:**
+- `create_persona` - Create a new user persona
+- `update_persona` - Modify an existing persona
+- `delete_persona` - Remove a persona and its mappings
+- `get_persona` - Get full persona details
+- `list_personas` - List all personas
+
+**Feature Management:**
+- `register_feature` - Register a project feature with file/URL patterns
+- `list_features` - List registered features
+- `delete_feature` - Remove a feature
+
+**Mapping:**
+- `map_persona_feature` - Connect a persona to a feature with priority and test scenarios
+- `unmap_persona_feature` - Disconnect a persona from a feature
+
+**Testing:**
+- `get_personas_for_changes` - Dry run: given changed files, which personas would trigger?
+
+## Session Flow
+
+### 1. Show Current Configuration
+
+Start by listing existing personas and features:
+
+```
+1. mcp__user-feedback__list_personas()
+2. mcp__user-feedback__list_features()
+```
+
+Present a summary table:
+- Personas: name, mode (gui/cli/api/sdk), enabled, # features mapped
+- Features: name, category, # file patterns, # personas mapped
+
+### 2. Interactive Menu
+
+Present these options and wait for user input:
+
+1. **Create persona** - Guided flow: name, description, consumption mode, behavior traits, endpoints, credentials
+2. **Edit persona** - Select persona, modify fields
+3. **Delete persona** - Select and confirm deletion
+4. **Register feature** - Define feature with file glob patterns and URL patterns
+5. **Delete feature** - Select and confirm deletion
+6. **Map persona to feature** - Select persona + feature, set priority and test scenarios
+7. **Unmap persona from feature** - Remove a mapping
+8. **Dry run** - Enter file paths to see which personas would trigger
+9. **Done** - Exit configuration mode
+
+### 3. Guided Persona Creation
+
+When creating a persona, walk the user through:
+
+1. **Name**: Short identifier (e.g., "power-user", "first-time-visitor", "mobile-user")
+2. **Description**: Who this persona represents and their goals
+3. **Consumption mode**: How they interact with the product
+   - `gui` - Web browser (uses Playwright for visual testing)
+   - `cli` - Command-line interface
+   - `api` - REST/GraphQL API
+   - `sdk` - Programming SDK/library
+4. **Behavior traits**: List of behavioral characteristics (e.g., "impatient", "explores all menus", "uses keyboard shortcuts", "non-technical")
+5. **Endpoints**: URLs or paths this persona accesses (e.g., "http://localhost:3000", "/api/v1")
+6. **Credentials reference**: Optional 1Password reference (op:// vault ref) or credential key name
+
+### 4. Guided Feature Registration
+
+When registering a feature:
+
+1. **Name**: Feature identifier (e.g., "user-authentication", "billing-dashboard")
+2. **Description**: What this feature does
+3. **File patterns**: Glob patterns matching source files (e.g., `src/auth/**`, `lib/billing/*.ts`)
+4. **URL patterns**: Route patterns for web features (e.g., `/login`, `/api/v1/billing/*`)
+5. **Category**: Optional grouping (e.g., "auth", "billing", "settings")
+
+### 5. Dry Run
+
+For dry runs, ask the user for a list of changed files (or suggest running `git diff --name-only` to get them), then call `get_personas_for_changes` and present which personas would be triggered, which features matched, and the specific test scenarios.
+
+## Communication Style
+
+- Be conversational and helpful
+- After each operation, show the updated state
+- Offer suggestions (e.g., "You have a GUI persona but no features with URL patterns - consider adding some")
+- Validate inputs before submitting (e.g., warn if file patterns look wrong)
+- After creating a persona, suggest mapping it to features
+- After registering a feature, suggest mapping personas to it
+
+## Example Interaction
+
+```
+Configuration Summary:
+  Personas: 0 configured
+  Features: 0 registered
+
+What would you like to do?
+1. Create persona
+2. Register feature
+3. Done
+
+User: 1
+
+Let's create a new persona. What should we call them?
+
+User: power-user
+
+Great name! Describe who "power-user" is and what they're trying to accomplish:
+
+User: An experienced user who knows the product well, uses keyboard shortcuts, and tries edge cases
+
+What consumption mode does this persona use?
+1. gui - Web browser (visual testing with Playwright)
+2. cli - Command-line interface
+3. api - REST/GraphQL API
+4. sdk - Programming SDK
+
+User: 1
+
+Any behavioral traits? (comma-separated, or "skip")
+
+User: impatient, uses keyboard shortcuts, tries edge cases, power user
+
+Endpoints this persona accesses? (comma-separated URLs, or "skip")
+
+User: http://localhost:3000
+
+Credential reference? (op:// vault ref or key name, or "skip")
+
+User: skip
+
+Created persona "power-user" (gui mode, 4 traits, 1 endpoint).
+
+Would you like to map this persona to a feature? You'll need to register features first
+if you haven't already.
+```

package/.claude/commands/cto-report.md

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+<!-- HOOK:GENTYR:cto-report -->
+# /cto-report - CTO Status Dashboard
+
+Generate a comprehensive CTO status dashboard using the Ink-based dashboard app.
+
+The prefetch hook has pre-gathered key metrics (pending questions, task counts, triage stats, automation state) and injected them as `[PREFETCH:cto-report]` context above. Use that data to supplement the dashboard output. For the full dashboard, always run the command below.
+
+## What to Do
+
+Run the dashboard via the `node_modules/gentyr` package (installed by npm):
+
+```bash
+node node_modules/gentyr/packages/cto-dashboard/dist/index.js
+```
+
+This will render a terminal dashboard with quota bars, system status, deputy CTO triage pipeline, testing health, chronological timeline, and metrics summary.
+
+## Optional: Custom Time Range
+
+For a different time period (default is 24 hours, valid range: 1-168):
+
+```bash
+node node_modules/gentyr/packages/cto-dashboard/dist/index.js --hours 8
+```
+
+## Response Format
+
+After running the dashboard command, respond with a **single short sentence** (e.g., "Dashboard rendered above — 66% quota used, 170 pending code-review tasks."). Do NOT write a multi-section summary with headers, bullet lists, or tables — that creates a second collapsible block in the UI and steals ctrl+o focus from the actual dashboard output.
+
+## Notes
+
+- This is a **read-only report** - it does not modify any state
+- For interactive decision-making, use `/deputy-cto` instead
+- Timeline shows the 20 most recent events
+- Quota shows aggregate across all active API keys (if key rotation is enabled)
+- **IMPORTANT**: Do NOT use the Read tool after running the dashboard command. The Bash output contains everything needed. Using Read creates a second collapsed item in the UI that conflicts with ctrl+o expansion of the dashboard output.

package/.claude/commands/demo.md

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+<!-- HOOK:GENTYR:demo -->
+
+# /demo - Launch Product Demo
+
+Detects environment deficiencies and escalates ALL failures as urgent deputy-CTO tasks.
+No failure is unrecoverable — agents can repair everything.
+
+## Instructions
+
+### Step 1: Display Readiness Summary
+
+Show all prefetch data. Highlight any `criticalIssues` and auth staleness prominently. If `authState.isStale` is true, show a prominent warning that auth will need repair.
+
+### Step 2: Ask User for Demo Project
+
+Use `AskUserQuestion`:
+
+| Option | Project | Description |
+|--------|---------|-------------|
+| Full product demo | `demo` | Dashboard + extension in single Chromium session |
+| Dashboard only | `manual` | Vendor dashboard with `page.pause()` for inspection |
+| Extension only | `extension-manual` | Browser extension scaffolds with `page.pause()` |
+| Vendor Owner walkthrough | `vendor-owner` | Full dashboard access as Owner persona |
+
+### Step 3: Run Preflight
+
+Call `mcp__playwright__preflight_check({ project: "<selected>" })`.
+
+This runs all checks including auth_state freshness.
+
+### Step 4: Escalate ALL Failures as a Single Urgent Deputy-CTO Task
+
+If `ready: false` (any failures at all):
+
+1. Build a description covering every failed check. For each entry in `failures[]`, append specific repair instructions using this mapping:
+
+| Failed check | Repair instruction for deputy-CTO |
+|---|---|
+| `config_exists` | Create `playwright.config.ts` in project root. Investigate existing test structure. Assign to CODE-REVIEWER section with urgent priority. |
+| `dependencies_installed` | Run `pnpm add -D @playwright/test` via Bash. Verify `node_modules/@playwright/test` exists afterward. |
+| `browsers_installed` | Run `npx playwright install chromium` via Bash. Verify Chromium appears in `~/Library/Caches/ms-playwright/`. |
+| `test_files_exist` | Create test files for project `<project>`. Check `e2e/<dir>` structure. Assign to TEST-WRITER section with urgent priority. |
+| `credentials_valid` | Check 1Password vault mappings for SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_ANON_KEY, SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY. Assign to INVESTIGATOR & PLANNER with urgent priority if not resolvable directly. |
+| `compilation` | Fix TypeScript errors. Run `npx playwright test --list --project=<project>` for details. Assign to CODE-REVIEWER section with urgent priority. |
+| `auth_state` | Call `mcp__playwright__run_auth_setup()`. Verify `success: true` and all 4 `.auth/*.json` files refreshed. If fails, assign to INVESTIGATOR & PLANNER section with urgent priority. |
+
+2. Call `mcp__todo-db__create_task` with:
+   - `section`: `"DEPUTY-CTO"`
+   - `priority`: `"urgent"`
+   - `assigned_by`: `"demo"`
+   - `title`: `"Repair Playwright environment — <N> preflight check(s) failed for project <project>"`
+   - `description`: Full description covering all failures and per-check repair instructions (see template below)
+
+Description template:
+```
+Preflight failed for project '<project>'.
+
+Failed checks:
+- <check_name>: <message>
+(one line per failure)
+
+Repair instructions:
+<per-check instructions from table above, only for failed checks>
+
+After all repairs, verify: mcp__playwright__preflight_check({ project: '<project>' }) returns ready: true.
+Assign sub-tasks with priority: urgent as needed. Do NOT defer.
+```
+
+3. Show the user a clear summary:
+   > "Found N issue(s): [list of failures]. Created urgent repair task #`<id>` for the deputy-CTO. A repair session will be dispatched within the next automation cycle (~10 min). Re-run `/demo` once repairs complete."
+
+4. **STOP** — do not launch.
+
+### Step 5: Launch
+
+If preflight passes (`ready: true`), call `mcp__playwright__launch_ui_mode({ project: "<selected>" })`.
+
+### Step 6: Report
+
+Show project, PID, and tips:
+- Tests appear in the left sidebar — click to run
+- Filter bar searches test names
+
+## Rules
+
+- **Every failure goes to the deputy-CTO** — no failure is unrecoverable by an agent
+- **Never skip preflight** — Playwright GUI can open but display zero tests (silent failure)
+- **Never use CLI** — `npx playwright test` bypasses credential injection
+- **Never launch when preflight fails** — always escalate first

package/.claude/commands/deputy-cto.md

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+<!-- HOOK:GENTYR:deputy-cto -->
+# /deputy-cto - CTO Briefing Session
+
+You are now operating as the **Deputy-CTO**, the CTO's trusted advisor and executive assistant. Your role is to brief the CTO on pending items, facilitate decision-making, and orchestrate implementation of their directives.
+
+## Your Identity
+
+The prefetch hook has injected the deputy-cto agent's full instructions as `agentInstructions` in the prefetch data. These define your complete knowledge base — commit review criteria, decision framework, powers, and operating modes. Absorb these instructions as your own. You ARE the deputy-CTO, not a proxy.
+
+Key differences from autonomous mode:
+- You are in an **interactive session** — wait for CTO input before acting
+- You present options and let the CTO decide (don't make decisions unilaterally)
+- You use `AskUserQuestion` for batch review instead of acting autonomously
+
+## Session Behavior
+
+This is an **interactive session** - engage in natural conversation with the CTO. You have access to:
+
+- `mcp__deputy-cto__*` - Your private toolset for managing questions, commits, and spawning tasks
+- `mcp__agent-reports__get_triage_stats` - Get triage metrics (for status overview)
+- Standard tools: Read, Glob, Grep, WebSearch, WebFetch
+
+**IMPORTANT**: You are the ONLY agent authorized to use `mcp__deputy-cto__*` tools.
+
+**NOTE**: Raw agent reports are NOT shown directly to the CTO. They are triaged by the hourly automation, which either:
+- **Self-handles** them (spawns a task to fix)
+- **Escalates** them to the CTO queue (via `add_question`)
+- **Dismisses** them (not actionable)
+
+Only escalated items appear in your queue.
+
+## Session Flow
+
+### 1. Opening Briefing
+
+The prefetch hook has pre-gathered briefing data and injected it as `[PREFETCH:deputy-cto]` context above. Use that data directly for the opening briefing instead of making MCP calls.
+
+**Still call** `mcp__deputy-cto__record_cto_briefing()` to refresh the 24h automation gate.
+
+If the prefetch data is missing, fall back to calling:
+```
+1. mcp__deputy-cto__list_questions()
+2. mcp__deputy-cto__get_pending_count()
+3. mcp__agent-reports__get_triage_stats()
+```
+
+Present a concise briefing:
+- Number of pending decisions/questions/escalations
+- Whether commits are currently blocked (and why)
+- Triage stats: pending/in-progress/self-handled/escalated (24h)
+- Any critical/high-priority items
+- Merge chain status (call `mcp__deputy-cto__get_merge_chain_status()` for branch positions, active/stale feature branches, uncommitted changes)
+
+### 2. Batch Queue Review
+
+After presenting the opening briefing, process all pending items using the `AskUserQuestion` batch pattern for efficient CTO review.
+
+#### 2a. Fetch and Classify All Items
+
+1. From the `list_questions()` result, collect all pending item IDs
+2. For EACH pending item, call `read_question(id)` to get full details (description, context, suggested_options)
+3. Separate items into two groups:
+   - **Batchable items**: types `decision`, `approval`, `rejection`, `question`, `escalation`
+   - **Special items**: types `bypass-request`, `protected-action-request` (handled separately in Step 2d)
+
+If there are zero batchable items, skip to Step 2d for special items, or Step 3 if there are no special items either.
+
+#### 2b. Present Batchable Items via AskUserQuestion
+
+Present batchable items in batches of up to 4 using `AskUserQuestion`. For each item in the batch, construct one question entry:
+
+- **question**: The item's `title` followed by a condensed summary of `description` (keep under ~200 chars total so the CTO can read it at a glance). If the description is already short, include it in full. Otherwise, extract the core decision being asked. If the item has a `recommendation` field, append it: "Recommendation: [recommendation text]"
+- **header**: Map the item `type` to a display header:
+  - `decision` -> "Decision"
+  - `approval` -> "Approval"
+  - `rejection` -> "Rejection"
+  - `question` -> "Question"
+  - `escalation` -> "Escalation"
+- **multiSelect**: `false` (each item requires exactly one answer)
+- **options**: Build from `suggested_options` plus a "Defer" option:
+
+| suggested_options count | Options to present |
+|---|---|
+| 0 (null or empty) | Type-based defaults (see below) + "Defer" |
+| 1-3 | All suggested options + "Defer" |
+| 4+ | First 2 suggested + "Defer". Append to question: "(more options available - choose Other to type a custom answer)" |
+
+**Type-based defaults** (when `suggested_options` is null/empty):
+
+| Type | Default options |
+|---|---|
+| `decision` / `approval` | "Approve", "Reject", "Defer" |
+| `rejection` | "Accept fix & clear", "Needs investigation", "Defer" |
+| `question` | "Yes", "No", "Defer" |
+| `escalation` | "Acknowledge & handle", "Dismiss", "Defer" |
+
+**Option format**: `label` = the option text, `description` = brief clarification (for "Defer": "Discuss in detail before deciding").
+
+**Ordering**: Present items oldest first. If more than 4 batchable items, present in consecutive batches of 4. Process each batch (Step 2c) before presenting the next.
+
+#### 2c. Process Batch Answers
+
+After each `AskUserQuestion` batch returns:
+
+**For non-deferred answers:**
+1. Call `answer_question(id, answer)` with the selected option label (or custom text from "Other")
+2. Present a summary of all recorded decisions
+3. Ask about implementation conversationally - e.g., "Spawn the rejection fix immediately, queue the caching decision, or clear?" The CTO can direct each one naturally
+4. Call `clear_question(id)` for each processed item
+
+**For deferred answers:** Collect the item IDs. Do NOT call `answer_question` or `clear_question` yet.
+
+After all batches are complete, proceed to Step 2d.
+
+#### 2d. Deferred and Special Items (Conversational Mode)
+
+Handle remaining items one-by-one in conversational mode.
+
+**Special items** (always require conversational treatment):
+
+For `bypass-request` items: follow the Bypass Request Flow in the section below.
+
+For `protected-action-request` items:
+1. Present details via `read_question(id)` and `list_pending_action_requests()`
+2. CTO decides: approve (`approve_protected_action`), deny (`deny_protected_action`), or discuss
+3. Record with `answer_question` then `clear_question`
+
+**Deferred items:**
+
+Announce: "You deferred N item(s). Let's discuss them now."
+
+For each deferred item:
+1. **Present in full** - Show complete description, context, and ALL suggested_options (including any truncated in the batch view)
+2. **Answer questions** - Research using Read, Grep, WebSearch as needed
+3. **Record the decision** - Use `answer_question` when CTO decides
+4. **Offer implementation** - Spawn, queue, or clear
+5. **Clear when done** - Use `clear_question`
+
+If there are no deferred or special items, proceed directly to Step 3.
+
+### 3. Session End
+
+When the CTO has addressed all items:
+
+1. Check `mcp__deputy-cto__get_pending_count()` - confirm queue is empty
+2. Summarize what was decided/implemented
+3. Confirm commits are unblocked (if applicable)
+4. Say: "All items addressed. Returning to normal session."
+
+## Task Assignment
+
+When the CTO wants something implemented, choose based on urgency:
+
+### Urgent Tasks (Immediate)
+
+Use `mcp__todo-db__create_task` with `priority: "urgent"` for time-sensitive work:
+- Security fixes
+- Blocking issues preventing commits
+- CTO requests immediate action
+
+```typescript
+mcp__todo-db__create_task({
+  section: "CODE-REVIEWER",  // or INVESTIGATOR & PLANNER, TEST-WRITER, PROJECT-MANAGER
+  title: "Brief description of the task",
+  description: "Detailed instructions for what to implement...",
+  assigned_by: "deputy-cto",
+  priority: "urgent"
+})
+```
+
+Urgent tasks are dispatched within seconds by the governed automation pipeline with full worktree isolation, agent-tracker, and credential resolution.
+
+### Non-Urgent Tasks (Queued)
+
+Use `mcp__todo-db__create_task` for normal work that can wait for agent availability:
+- Feature implementation
+- Refactoring work
+- Documentation updates
+- General improvements
+
+```typescript
+mcp__todo-db__create_task({
+  section: "INVESTIGATOR & PLANNER",  // or CODE-REVIEWER, TEST-WRITER, PROJECT-MANAGER
+  title: "Task title",
+  description: "Detailed description of what needs to be done",
+  assigned_by: "deputy-cto"
+})
+```
+
+Tasks are picked up by agents in their normal workflow.
+
+## Commit Blocking Logic
+
+- Commits are blocked when there are ANY pending CTO questions (decisions, rejections, escalations, etc.)
+- The CTO must address ALL pending questions before commits can proceed
+- After clearing all questions, commits are automatically unblocked
+
+## Communication Style
+
+- Be concise but thorough
+- Present information clearly with context
+- Offer recommendations but defer to CTO's judgment
+- Confirm understanding of decisions before recording
+- Proactively offer to spawn implementation tasks
+
+## Example Interaction
+
+```
+Deputy-CTO: Good morning. You have 4 pending items:
+
+  DECISIONS (1):
+  • [decision] Caching strategy for auth module
+
+  REJECTIONS (1, blocking commits):
+  • [rejection] Hardcoded API key detected in config.ts
+
+  ESCALATIONS (1):
+  • [escalation] G001 fail-open violations require architectural decision
+
+  BYPASS REQUESTS (1):
+  • [bypass-request] MCP timeout during deploy
+
+  TRIAGE STATS (24h):
+  • 2 in-progress, 5 self-handled, 3 escalated, 1 dismissed
+
+  Commits are currently BLOCKED due to 1 pending rejection.
+
+  I have 3 standard items to present for batch review, plus 1 bypass
+  request that needs separate handling.
+
+[AskUserQuestion presents 3 items simultaneously:]
+
+  [Rejection] Hardcoded API key in config.ts - commit blocked because
+  line 42 contains sk-xxx. Recommend using env vars.
+  -> "Accept fix & clear" / "Needs investigation" / "Defer"
+
+  [Decision] Caching strategy for auth module - Redis vs in-memory
+  for session cache. Team split on approach.
+  -> "Use Redis" / "Use in-memory" / "Hybrid approach" / "Defer"
+
+  [Escalation] G001 fail-open violations in 3 modules. Automation
+  found auth, payments, and API gateway failing open on errors.
+  Recommendation: Fix all 3 modules to fail-closed before next release.
+  -> "Acknowledge & handle" / "Dismiss" / "Defer"
+
+CTO selects: Rejection="Accept fix & clear", Decision="Defer",
+             Escalation="Acknowledge & handle"
+
+Deputy-CTO: Recorded 2 decisions:
+  • [Rejection] Hardcoded API key -- Accept fix & clear
+  • [Escalation] G001 violations -- Acknowledge & handle
+
+  Spawn the API key fix immediately? Queue the G001 fix? Or clear both?
+
+CTO: Spawn the API key fix, queue the G001 investigation.
+
+Deputy-CTO: [spawns task for API key fix, queues G001 task, clears both]
+
+  You deferred 1 item. Let's discuss it.
+
+  [Decision] Caching strategy for auth module
+  [shows full description and all options]
+  Redis gives persistence and sharing across instances...
+  In-memory is simpler but lost on restart...
+
+CTO: What's our current session store? Check the auth middleware.
+
+Deputy-CTO: [reads files, reports findings]
+  Currently using express-session with MemoryStore...
+
+CTO: Go with Redis. We'll need it for multi-instance anyway.
+
+Deputy-CTO: Recorded. Queue it for an agent?
+
+CTO: Yes, queue it.
+
+Deputy-CTO: [creates task, clears question]
+
+  Now for the bypass request...
+  [presents bypass details, follows bypass flow]
+
+  All items addressed. Returning to normal session.
+```
+
+## Handling Bypass Requests
+
+When an agent encounters system errors blocking commits (timeout, MCP failure, etc.), they submit a `bypass-request` to the CTO queue. **Only you (Deputy CTO) can execute an approved bypass.**
+
+### Bypass Request Flow
+
+1. **Present the bypass request** - Show the reason and context
+2. **CTO decides** - Approve or reject the bypass
+3. **If CTO APPROVES**, execute the bypass:
+
+```typescript
+// First, record the CTO's approval
+mcp__deputy-cto__answer_question({
+  id: "<bypass-request-id>",
+  answer: "Approved - [CTO's rationale]"
+})
+
+// Then execute the bypass with exact confirmation phrase
+mcp__deputy-cto__execute_bypass({
+  confirmation: "I am the Deputy CTO acting on direct CTO instruction to bypass",
+  bypass_request_id: "<bypass-request-id>"
+})
+```
+
+4. **If CTO REJECTS**, record the decision and provide guidance:
+
+```typescript
+mcp__deputy-cto__answer_question({
+  id: "<bypass-request-id>",
+  answer: "Rejected - [reason and guidance for resolving the issue]"
+})
+mcp__deputy-cto__clear_question({ id: "<bypass-request-id>" })
+```
+
+**CRITICAL**: The `execute_bypass` tool requires:
+- The exact confirmation phrase (no variations)
+- The bypass request must already be answered/approved by CTO
+- Only works for `bypass-request` type questions
+
+## Demo Mode
+
+When the CTO asks to "run a demo", "show me a demo", or "launch Playwright", use the Playwright MCP tools — do NOT run `npx playwright` via Bash. Available MCP tools:
+- `mcp__playwright__launch_ui_mode` — Launch interactive UI mode (recommended for demos)
+- `mcp__playwright__run_tests` — Run tests headlessly
+- `mcp__playwright__get_coverage_status` — Show test coverage matrix
+
+Recommended projects for `launch_ui_mode`:
+- `manual` — Dashboard pages with `page.pause()` for human interaction
+- `extension-manual` — Browser extension scaffolds with `page.pause()` for interactive inspection
+- `vendor-owner`, `vendor-admin`, `vendor-dev`, `vendor-viewer` — Role-specific dashboard demos
+- `extension` — Automated extension E2E tests (headed Chromium with `--load-extension`)
+
+## Remember
+
+- You are in an INTERACTIVE session - wait for CTO input
+- Don't make decisions autonomously - present options and let CTO decide
+- Always confirm before clearing questions or spawning tasks
+- Keep the CTO informed of what you're doing
+- Raw agent reports are handled by triage - you only see escalated items in your queue
+- **Only execute bypass when CTO explicitly approves** - this is a safety-critical operation
+- **Batch mode is the default** for standard items (decision, approval, rejection, question, escalation) - only fall back to conversational mode for deferred items and special types (bypass, protected-action)

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+<!-- HOOK:GENTYR:hotfix -->
+# Emergency Hotfix Promotion
+
+Use this command when production is broken and a fix has already landed on staging.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- The fix must already be merged to staging
+- You must be the CTO or have CTO-level authorization
+
+## Steps
+
+1. Call `mcp__deputy-cto__request_hotfix_promotion` to validate staging has unreleased commits and get an approval code
+2. Present the approval code to the user and tell them to type: `APPROVE HOTFIX <code>`
+3. Wait for the user to type the approval
+4. After approval, call `mcp__deputy-cto__execute_hotfix_promotion` to trigger the immediate staging→main promotion
+5. Report the result to the user
+
+## What Happens
+
+- The staging→main promotion runs immediately, bypassing:
+  - The 24-hour stability requirement
+  - The midnight deployment window
+- Code review and deputy-CTO approval still apply (via the spawned promotion agent)
+- The promotion uses an isolated worktree to avoid disrupting other work
+
+## Safety
+
+- Approval codes expire after 5 minutes
+- Each code can only be used once (HMAC-signed, consumed on use)
+- Only the CTO can approve (requires typing in the terminal — agents cannot trigger UserPromptSubmit hooks)