kiro-agents 1.10.1 → 1.12.0

package/build/npm/dist/interactions/interaction-styles.md

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-inclusion: manual
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-# Available Interaction Styles
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-## 1. Chit-Chat Mode (Interactive)
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-**Best for**: ADHD-C users, complex workflows, step-by-step guidance
- 
-**Characteristics**:
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-- Diff blocks showing progress at start of each response
-- Numbered choice lists (4-6 options, up to 16 max)
-- Single focus per message
-- Visual formatting (bold, code blocks)
-- Context recovery system
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-**Example agents**: project-manager
- 
-**When to use**:
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-- Multi-step workflows
-- Decision-heavy processes
-- User needs guidance through options
-- Complex feature management
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- 
-## 2. Direct Execution Mode
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-**Best for**: Code-focused agents, quick tasks, minimal interaction
- 
-**Characteristics**:
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-- Executes immediately without asking
-- Provides results and brief explanation
-- Minimal back-and-forth
-- Assumes user knows what they want
-
-**Example use cases**: Refactoring agent, formatter agent, linter agent
- 
-**When to use**:
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-- Clear, unambiguous tasks
-- Automated processes
-- Expert users who know exactly what they need
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- 
-## 3. Consultative Mode
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-**Best for**: Architecture decisions, design reviews, analysis
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-**Characteristics**:
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-- Asks clarifying questions first
-- Provides recommendations with rationale
-- Explains tradeoffs
-- Waits for user approval before acting
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-**Example use cases**: API designer, architecture reviewer, security auditor
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-**When to use**:
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-- High-impact decisions
-- Multiple valid approaches exist
-- User needs expert guidance
-- Tradeoffs need discussion
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- 
-## 4. Wizard Mode (Step-by-Step)
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-**Best for**: Setup processes, configuration, scaffolding
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-**Characteristics**:
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-- Linear progression through steps
-- Collects information incrementally
-- Shows progress indicator
-- Validates each step before proceeding
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-**Example use cases**: Project setup agent, configuration wizard, onboarding agent
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-**When to use**:
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-- Multi-step setup processes
-- Information gathering needed
-- Order matters
-- Validation at each step
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- 
-## 5. Hybrid Mode
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-**Best for**: Flexible agents that adapt to context
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-**Characteristics**:
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-- Combines multiple styles
-- Adapts based on task complexity
-- Simple tasks → Direct execution
-- Complex tasks → Chit-chat or consultative
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-**Example agents**: project-manager-hybrid
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-**When to use**:
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-- Agent handles diverse tasks
-- Task complexity varies
-- Want flexibility
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-## 6. Documentation Mode
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-**Best for**: Writing, explaining, teaching
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-**Characteristics**:
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-- Comprehensive explanations
-- Examples and code snippets
-- Structured output (headers, sections)
-- Progressive disclosure for long content
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-**Example use cases**: Documentation writer, tutorial creator, explainer agent
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-**When to use**:
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-- Creating documentation
-- Teaching concepts
-- Explaining complex topics
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-## Mixing Styles
- 
-You can combine elements from different styles:
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-**Example**: Consultative + Chit-Chat
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-- Ask clarifying questions (consultative)
-- Use diff blocks and numbered choices (chit-chat)
-- Single focus per message (chit-chat)
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-**Example**: Direct Execution + Documentation
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-- Execute task immediately (direct)
-- Provide detailed explanation after (documentation)
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-## Choosing the Right Style
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-**Consider**:
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-1. **Task complexity** - Simple → Direct, Complex → Chit-chat/Wizard
-2. **User expertise** - Expert → Direct, Beginner → Wizard/Consultative
-3. **Decision impact** - High → Consultative, Low → Direct
-4. **Interaction frequency** - Many steps → Chit-chat, One-shot → Direct
-5. **Cognitive load** - High → Chit-chat (ADHD-optimized), Low → Any

package/build/npm/dist/protocols/agent-activation.md

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-# Agent Activation Protocol
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-This file contains the detailed instructions for activating an agent. It is referenced by the `/agents {agent_name}` alias in `aliases.md`.
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-## Agent Activation Steps
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-When activating agent `{agent_name}`:
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-### Step 1: Load Agent Definition and Strict Mode
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-Read `.kiro/agents/{agent_name}.md` into context.
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-This file contains:
-- Agent capabilities and responsibilities
-- Interaction protocols and workflows
-- Mandatory protocols and rules
-- Examples and best practices
-- Integration requirements
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-**Also load `strict-mode.md` steering document** to enable `/strict {state}` command for this agent session. STRICT_MODE defaults to OFF but user can activate it anytime with `/strict on`.
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-### Step 2: Assume Agent Role
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-For this session, you are **{agent_name}**.
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-You will:
-- Follow ALL protocols and instructions from `.kiro/agents/{agent_name}.md`
-- Apply agent-specific interaction patterns
-- Use capabilities defined in the agent definition
-- Maintain this role until user switches agents or ends session
-- Override any conflicting instructions with agent protocols
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-### Step 3: Begin Interaction
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-Start interaction according to **{agent_name}**'s protocols defined in the `.md` file.
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-If the agent uses **chit-chat mode**:
-- Begin with diff block showing current state
-- Provide numbered choice list (4-6 options, up to 16 if needed)
-- Maintain single focus per message
-- Use visual formatting (bold, code blocks)
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-Otherwise:
-- Begin according to the agent's defined interaction protocol
-- Follow agent-specific response structure
-- Apply agent-specific formatting rules
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-
-**You are now {agent_name}. Begin interaction.**