gm-cc 2.0.410 → 2.0.412

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  "name": "AnEntrypoint"
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  "description": "State machine agent with hooks, skills, and automated git enforcement",
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- "version": "2.0.410",
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+ "version": "2.0.412",
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  "metadata": {
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  "description": "State machine agent with hooks, skills, and automated git enforcement"
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  },
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  {
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  "name": "gm-cc",
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- "version": "2.0.410",
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  "description": "State machine agent with hooks, skills, and automated git enforcement",
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  "author": "AnEntrypoint",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "name": "gm",
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  "description": "State machine agent with hooks, skills, and automated git enforcement",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "AnEntrypoint",
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  `PLAN → EXECUTE → EMIT → VERIFY → UPDATE-DOCS → COMPLETE`
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- **FORWARD (ladders)**:
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- - PLAN complete → invoke `gm-execute` skill
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- - EXECUTE complete → invoke `gm-emit` skill
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- - EMIT complete → invoke `gm-complete` skill
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- - COMPLETE with .prd items remaining → invoke `gm-execute` skill (next wave)
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- **BACKWARD (snakes) any new unknown at any phase restarts from PLAN**:
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- - New unknown discovered → invoke `planning` skill, restart chain
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- - EXECUTE mutable unresolvable after 2 passes → invoke `planning` skill
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- - EMIT logic wrong invoke `gm-execute` skill
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- - EMIT new unknown → invoke `planning` skill
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- - VERIFY file broken → invoke `gm-emit` skill
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- - VERIFY logic wrong → invoke `gm-execute` skill
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- - VERIFY new unknown or wrong requirements → invoke `planning` skill
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- **Runs until**: .prd empty AND git clean AND all pushes confirmed.
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+ Each state transition REQUIRES an explicit Skill tool invocation. Skills do not auto-chain. Failing to invoke the next skill is a critical violation.
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+ **STATE TRANSITIONS (forward)**:
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+ - PLAN state complete (zero new unknowns in last pass) → invoke `gm-execute` skill
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+ - EXECUTE state complete (all mutables KNOWN) → invoke `gm-emit` skill
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+ - EMIT state complete (all gate conditions pass) → invoke `gm-complete` skill
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+ - VERIFY state: .prd items remain invoke `gm-execute` skill (next wave)
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+ - VERIFY state: .prd empty + pushed → invoke `update-docs` skill
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+ **STATE REGRESSIONS (any new unknown triggers regression)**:
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+ - New unknown discovered at any state → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN
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+ - EXECUTE mutable unresolvable after 2 passes → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN
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+ - EMIT logic error (known cause) → invoke `gm-execute` skill, reset to EXECUTE
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+ - EMIT new unknown → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN
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+ - VERIFY broken file output → invoke `gm-emit` skill, reset to EMIT
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+ - VERIFY logic wrong invoke `gm-execute` skill, reset to EXECUTE
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+ - VERIFY new unknown or wrong requirements → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN
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+ **Runs until**: .prd empty AND git clean AND all pushes confirmed AND CI green.
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  ## MUTABLE DISCIPLINE
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  ## SKILL REGISTRY
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- **`planning`** — Mutable discovery and .prd construction. Invoke at start and on any new unknown.
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- **`gm-execute`** — Resolve all mutables via witnessed execution.
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- **`gm-emit`** — Write files to disk when all mutables resolved.
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- **`gm-complete`** — End-to-end verification and git enforcement.
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- **`update-docs`** — Refresh README, CLAUDE.md, and docs to reflect session changes. Invoked by `gm-complete`.
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- **`browser`** — Browser automation. Invoke inside EXECUTE for all browser/UI work.
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+ **`planning`** — PLAN state. Mutable discovery and .prd construction. Invoke at start and on any new unknown. EXIT: invoke `gm-execute` skill when zero new unknowns in last pass.
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+ **`gm-execute`** — EXECUTE state. Resolve all mutables via witnessed execution. EXIT: invoke `gm-emit` skill when all mutables KNOWN.
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+ **`gm-emit`** — EMIT state. Write files to disk when all mutables resolved. EXIT: invoke `gm-complete` skill when all gate conditions pass.
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+ **`gm-complete`** — VERIFY state. End-to-end verification and git enforcement. EXIT: invoke `gm-execute` if .prd items remain; invoke `update-docs` if .prd empty and pushed.
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+ **`update-docs`** — Refresh README, CLAUDE.md, and docs to reflect session changes. Invoked by `gm-complete`. Terminal state — declares COMPLETE.
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+ **`browser`** — Browser automation. Invoke inside EXECUTE state for all browser/UI work.
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+ ## PARALLEL SUBAGENTS (post-PLAN)
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+ After `planning` skill completes and .prd is written, launch parallel `gm:gm` subagents via the Agent tool for independent .prd items:
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+ - Find all pending items with empty `blockedBy`
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+ - Launch ≤3 parallel subagents simultaneously: `Agent(subagent_type="gm:gm", prompt="...")`
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+ - Each subagent handles one .prd item end-to-end through its own state machine
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+ - Never run independent items sequentially — parallelism is mandatory
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+ - Exception: items requiring `exec:browser` must run sequentially (one Chrome instance per project)
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  ## DO NOT STOP
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  ## MANDATORY DEV WORKFLOW — ABSOLUTE RULES
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- These rules apply to ALL phases. Violations trigger immediate snake to planning.
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+ These rules apply to ALL states. Violations trigger immediate regression to PLAN state (invoke `planning` skill).
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  **FILES**:
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  - Permanent structure ONLY — NO ephemeral/temp/mock/simulation files. Use exec: and browser skill instead
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  - ALWAYS scan codebase (exec:codesearch) before editing — find everything that touches the same concern
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- - **Duplicate concern = snake to planning**: overlapping responsibility, similar logic in different places, parallel implementations, or code that could be consolidated. Snake to `planning` with consolidation instructions
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- - After every file write: run exec:codesearch for the primary function/concern you just wrote. If ANY other code serves the same concern → snake to `planning` with consolidation instructions. This is not optional — it is a gate
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+ - **Duplicate concern = regress to PLAN**: overlapping responsibility, similar logic in different places, parallel implementations, or code that could be consolidated. Invoke `planning` skill with consolidation instructions
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+ - After every file write: run exec:codesearch for the primary function/concern you just wrote. If ANY other code serves the same concern → invoke `planning` skill with consolidation instructions. This is not optional — it is a gate
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  - When a native feature, stdlib function, or convention replaces custom code → delete the custom code. When it would add code → do not use it
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  - When a naming convention, directory structure, or auto-discovery pattern can replace explicit registration or configuration → replace it
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  - ZERO hardcoded values — all values derived from ground truth, config, or convention
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  - The only acceptable error handling: catch → log the real error → re-throw or display to user
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- - ALWAYS hypothesize/troubleshoot via execution BEFORE editing any files
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- - Check git history (`git log`, `git diff`) for troubleshooting known regressions never revert, use differential comparisons and edit new code manually
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- - Keep execution logs concise (<4k chars ideal, 30k max)
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- - Clear cache before playwright/browser debugging
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+ - ALWAYS form a falsifiable hypothesis before touching any file — run it, witness the output, confirm or falsify
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+ - Differential diagnosis: isolate the smallest unit reproducing the failure. Name the delta between expected and actual. That delta is the mutable.
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+ - Check git history (`git log`, `git diff`) for regressions — never revert, use differential comparisons, edit new code manually
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+ - Logs concise (<4k chars ideal, 30k max). Clear cache before browser debugging.
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+ - Adjacent step pairs are the most common failure site in chains — debug handoffs, not just individual steps
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  **Never**: `Bash(node/npm/npx/bun)` | skip planning | sequential independent items | screenshot before JS exhausted | narrate past unresolved mutables | stop while .prd has items | ask the user what to do next while work remains | create fallback/demo modes | silently swallow errors | duplicate concern | leave comments | create test files | leave stale architecture when changes reveal restructuring opportunity
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+ **Always**: invoke named skill at every state transition | regress to planning on any new unknown | regress to planning when duplicate concern or restructuring opportunity discovered | witnessed execution only | scan codebase before edits | keep going until .prd deleted and git clean
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+ **EXIT — .prd items remain**: Verified items completed, .prd still has pending items → invoke `gm-execute` skill immediately (next wave). Do not stop.
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- - Verification reveals logic error → invoke `gm-execute` skill, re-resolve, re-emit, return
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- - Verification reveals new unknown → invoke `planning` skill, restart chain
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- - Verification reveals requirements wrong → invoke `planning` skill, restart chain
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+ **EXIT — COMPLETE**: .prd empty + all work pushed + CI green → invoke `update-docs` skill.
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+ **STATE REGRESSIONS**:
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+ - Verification reveals broken file output → invoke `gm-emit` skill, reset to EMIT state, re-verify on return
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+ - Verification reveals logic error → invoke `gm-execute` skill, reset to EXECUTE state, re-emit and re-verify on return
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+ - Verification reveals new unknown → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN state
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+ - Verification reveals wrong requirements → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN state
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+ **TRIAGE on failure**: broken file output regress to `gm-emit` | wrong logic → regress to `gm-execute` | new unknown or wrong requirements → regress to `planning`
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- ## END-TO-END VERIFICATION
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+ **EXIT → EXECUTE**: .prd items remain → invoke `gm-execute` skill immediately (keep going, never stop with .prd items).
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+ **EXIT → COMPLETE**: .prd deleted + feature work pushed + CI green → invoke `update-docs` skill.
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+ **REGRESS EMIT**: file output wrong → invoke `gm-emit` skill, reset to EMIT state.
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+ - Post-emit variance with unknown cause → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN state
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+ - Scope changed → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN state
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+ 3. Run each step in isolation — witness output — assign mutable — must be KNOWN before proceeding to next step
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+ 4. Debug adjacent step pairs for handoff correctness — the seam between steps is the most common failure site
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+ Invoke `browser` skill. Exhaust each level before advancing to next:
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+ 2. `browser` skill — for full session workflows requiring navigation
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+ Real services, real data, real timing. Mocks/fakes/stubs/simulations = diagnostic noise = delete immediately. No .test.js/.spec.js. Delete on discovery. No fallback/demo modes — errors must surface with full diagnostic context and fail loud.
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+ **SCAN BEFORE EDIT**: Before modifying or creating any file, search the codebase (exec:codesearch) for existing implementations of the same concern. "Duplicate" means overlapping responsibility, similar logic, or parallel implementations — not just identical files. If consolidation is possible, regress to `planning` with restructuring instructions instead of continuing.
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+ **HYPOTHESIZE VIA EXECUTION — NEVER VIA ASSUMPTION**: Formulate a falsifiable hypothesis. Run it. Witness the output. The output either confirms or falsifies. Only a witnessed falsification justifies editing a file. Never edit based on unwitnessed assumptions — form hypothesis run witness edit.
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  **Never**: `Bash(node/npm/npx/bun)` | fake data | mock files | test files | fallback/demo modes | Glob/Grep/Read/Explore (hook-blocked — use exec:codesearch) | sequential independent items | absorb surprises silently | respond to user or pause for input | edit files before executing to understand current behavior | duplicate existing code
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+ **Always**: witness every hypothesis | import real modules | scan codebase before creating/editing files | regress to planning on any new unknown | fix immediately on discovery | delete mocks/stubs/comments/test files on discovery | invoke next skill immediately when done
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- **↩ SNAKE to PLAN**: Any new unknown → invoke `planning` skill, restart chain.
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+ **EXIT → EMIT**: All mutables KNOWN → invoke `gm-emit` skill immediately.
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+ **SELF-LOOP**: Still UNKNOWN → re-run (max 2 passes, then regress to PLAN).
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+ **REGRESS PLAN**: Any new unknown → invoke `planning` skill, reset to PLAN state.
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+ **EXIT — invoke `gm-execute` skill immediately when**:
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+ - Zero new unknowns discovered in the latest reasoning pass
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+ - All .prd items have explicit acceptance criteria
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+ - All dependencies are mapped bidirectionally
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+ - Do NOT advance while unknowns remain discoverable through reasoning alone
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+
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- - From EMIT: scope shifted mid-write → snake here, revise affected items, re-plan
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+ **REGRESSION ENTRIES (this skill is re-entered from later states)**:
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+ - From EXECUTE state: execution reveals an unknown not in .prd → add it, re-plan, re-advance
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+ - From EMIT state: scope shifted mid-write → revise affected items, re-plan, re-advance
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- - What assumptions am I making? → validate each as a mutable
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+ Planning = exhaustive fault-surface enumeration. For every aspect of the task, apply diagnostic questioning:
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+ - What do I not know? → name it as a mutable (UNKNOWN)
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+ - What could go wrong? → name it as an edge case item with a failure mode
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+ - What depends on what? → map blocking/blockedBy explicitly
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+ - What assumptions am I making? → each assumption is an unwitnessed hypothesis = mutable until proven by execution
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+ Fault surfaces to enumerate exhaustively: file existence | API shape | data format | dependency versions | runtime behavior | environment differences | error conditions | concurrency hazards | integration seams | backwards compatibility | rollback paths | deployment steps | verification criteria | CI/CD pipeline correctness
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  **blocking/blockedBy**: always bidirectional. Every dependency must be explicit in both directions.
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  **Deletion rule**: when the last item is completed and removed, delete the `.prd` file. An empty file is a violation.
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- ## EXECUTION WAVES
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+ ## PARALLEL SUBAGENT LAUNCH (immediately after .prd is written)
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+ When .prd is complete and you are about to invoke `gm-execute` skill: instead, launch parallel `gm:gm` subagents via the Agent tool for all independent items simultaneously. Each subagent is a full state machine that runs EXECUTE → EMIT → VERIFY for its item.
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- - Each subagent handles one item: resolves it, witnesses output, removes from .prd
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- - After each wave: check newly unblocked items, launch next wave
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- - Never run independent items sequentially. Never launch more than 3 at once.
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- - **Exception — browser tasks**: items requiring `exec:browser` must run sequentially, never in parallel. Each project has one Chrome instance; concurrent browser subagents will conflict.
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+ - Launch ≤3 parallel subagents: `Agent(subagent_type="gm:gm", prompt="Work on .prd item: <id>. .prd path: <path>. Item: <full item JSON>.")`
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+ - Each subagent resolves its item end-to-end: witnessed execution file write → verification → removes item from .prd
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+ - After each wave: read .prd from disk, find newly unblocked items, launch next wave
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+ - Never run independent items sequentially parallelism is mandatory for independent items
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+ - **Exception — browser tasks**: items requiring `exec:browser` must run sequentially (one Chrome instance per project; concurrent browser subagents will conflict)
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+ **When parallelism is not applicable** (single-item .prd, or all items blocked): invoke `gm-execute` skill directly.
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+ Never respond to the user from this phase. When .prd is complete (zero new items in last pass), immediately launch parallel subagents or invoke `gm-execute` skill. Do not pause, summarize, or ask for confirmation.
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- **↺ SELF-LOOP**: New items discovered → add to .prd → plan again.
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- **↩ SNAKE here**: New unknown surfaces in any later phase → add it, re-plan, re-advance.
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+ **EXIT → EXECUTE**: Zero new mutables → launch parallel subagents or invoke `gm-execute` skill immediately.
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+ **SELF-LOOP**: New items discovered → add to .prd → plan again (remain in PLAN state).
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+ **REGRESSION ENTRY**: New unknown surfaces in any later state → add it, re-plan, re-advance through full chain.