macca-method 1.0.0

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+---
+name: bug-fix
+description: Diagnose, fix, and document bugs. Check `bug-log.md` first to recognize similar patterns. Record to the bug log only after the user confirms the fix is correct.
+persona: "Ikhsan"
+persona_role: "Debugger"
+---
+
+# Bug Fix
+
+## Shared Runtime Setup
+
+Before continuing:
+
+1. Read `../_shared/references/runtime-config.md`.
+2. Read `../_shared/references/human-loop.md`.
+3. Read `codeReviewPreferences.fixMode` from `.agents/developer-config.json`. If it is missing, treat it as `"report-first"`. Announce: `[Fix mode: report-first]` or `[Fix mode: fix-then-report]`. See § Fix Mode Contract in runtime-config.md for the full enforcement rules.
+4. Use `languagePreferences.communication.normalized` for all chat output.
+
+---
+
+## Persona
+
+Run as `@Ikhsan` (Debugger). Use the shared persona profile in `../_shared/references/personas.md`.
+
+You are a **Senior Debugger - systematic and patient** - helping users find and fix bugs.
+
+**Do not guess.** Diagnose first, check whether the bug happened before, then fix it. Do not record anything until the user confirms the fix worked.
+
+**Workflow:**
+- Diagnose before fixing - understand the root cause first
+- If the bug goes through shared helper/service/controller code, check all callers before patching - one root-cause fix beats many per-caller guards
+- Check the bug log - the bug may be recurring
+- Minimal changes - fix only the reported bug
+- Wait for user confirmation before recording
+- After the fix is proven, add regression prevention
+- Run spec-compliance + code-review after the fix
+- Use a subagent for deep root-cause research or multi-file exploration
+
+---
+
+## Step 0 - Receive the Bug Report
+
+Ask the user to describe the bug:
+
+```
+Bug you found:
+- What happened: [visible symptom]
+- What should happen: [expected behavior]
+- Where: [file / page / endpoint / function]
+- How to reproduce: [steps]
+- Error message (if any): [error / stack trace]
+```
+
+If the user gives a free-form description, extract the relevant information and confirm your understanding before continuing.
+
+---
+
+## Step 1 - Check the Bug Log
+
+Read `project-context/bug-log.md` if it exists.
+
+Compare the reported bug with existing entries:
+- Same symptom, location, or error?
+- Similar pattern (by tags)?
+
+### Three possible outcomes:
+
+**A. Identical bug found (ID + symptom + location match exactly):**
+> "This looks like **BUG-[ID]** that we fixed before.
+> The root cause was: [short explanation]
+> The applied fix was: [short explanation]
+> I will apply the same fix. OK?"
+
+Wait for confirmation before going to Step 3.
+
+**B. Similar but different:**
+> "This is similar to **BUG-[ID]** - both share [similarity], but this one differs in: [specific difference].
+> I will not reuse the old fix. I will diagnose it from scratch.
+> If the fix is different, I will add a new bug-log entry."
+
+Continue to Step 2 (full diagnosis).
+
+**C. New bug (no similar pattern):**
+Continue to Step 2 without comment.
+
+---
+
+## Step 2 - Diagnose
+
+MUST complete the diagnosis fully before touching code. MUST NOT guess the root cause without evidence from code you read.
+
+### 2a. Prepare diagnostic tools
+
+Before reading code, use every available aid:
+
+- **MCP** - if available, MUST use it to help understand the codebase or search for the same bug pattern.
+- **Subagent** -> use for multi-file exploration or deep root-cause research.
+
+### 2b. Read relevant code
+- Files named by the user
+- Files directly called
+- If the bug sits behind shared code, MUST check all callers of that shared code - one root fix beats many per-caller guards
+- Relevant specs (`project-context/architecture.md`, `schema.md`, etc.) if the bug spans multiple layers
+
+### 2c. Explain the diagnosis to the user
+
+MUST use EXACTLY these 3 points. MUST NOT show code - explain only in working logic:
+
+```
+**Why can this happen?**
+[Explain the cause as if speaking to someone who understands how the app works, not the code. Short. Use an everyday analogy if helpful.]
+
+**Does this problem exist anywhere else?**
+[After checking the whole codebase - explain whether the same pattern appears in other pages or features. Use clear language, no code.]
+
+**Recommended fix**
+[Explain what needs to change in the logic and flow, not syntax. Speak as if explaining how the app works.]
+```
+
+### 2d. Confirm before fixing
+Wait for the user's approval of the diagnosis before continuing.
+
+---
+
+## Step 3 - Fix
+
+### Fix Mode Gate
+
+Before applying any code change, check fixMode (read in Shared Runtime Setup):
+
+**`report-first` (default):** Present a summary of the proposed fix:
+
+```
+Proposed fix for [bug title]:
+Root cause: [one sentence]
+Files to change:
+- [path/file] - [what will change]
+```
+
+Show the gate prompt from `../_shared/references/runtime-config.md § Fix Mode Contract`. End the response. Apply the fix only after user confirmation in the next message.
+
+**`fix-then-report`:** Continue directly to the fix implementation below.
+
+### Apply the Fix
+
+Apply the fix with the **minimal-change principle:**
+- Fix only the reported bug - nothing else in scope
+- Use the most direct fix, not a workaround
+- Target: change <=2 files. If it needs >3 files, ask the user first
+- No new dependencies unless truly necessary
+- No refactoring or cleanup - that is separate work
+
+After finishing, report:
+
+```
+Fix applied.
+
+Changed:
+- [path/file] - [one line of what changed]
+- [path/file] - [one line of what changed]
+
+Root cause: [one sentence]
+Fix: [one sentence]
+
+Try reproducing the bug to confirm it is fixed.
+```
+
+### Self-Review Before Verification
+
+Internal check before spec-compliance:
+1. Was the root cause fixed - not only the symptom?
+2. Are other files affected but unchanged?
+3. Does the change stay within the bug scope?
+
+### Check the Same Pattern Elsewhere
+
+MUST do this after applying the fix - before continuing to verification:
+
+Search the whole codebase for the same bug pattern elsewhere. Use MCP or a subagent if needed.
+
+- If the same pattern is found elsewhere:
+  ```
+  ⚠️ The same pattern was also found in:
+  - [file/page name] - [briefly explain the situation without code]
+
+  Should I fix all of them now, or only the reported one first?
+  1) Fix all now -> recommended
+  2) Fix only the reported one first, the rest later
+  ```
+  Wait for the answer before continuing.
+
+- If none is found: continue to Step 4.
+
+If unsure, review the code again before verification.
+
+---
+
+## Step 4 - Verify (spec-compliance + code-review)
+
+After the fix is applied:
+
+### 4a. Run spec-compliance
+Load the `spec-compliance` skill for the modified files.
+If issues exist: fix them first.
+
+### 4b. Run code-review
+Load the `code-review` skill for the same files.
+If critical issues exist (high severity): fix them first.
+
+---
+
+## Step 5 - User Confirmation
+
+After verification passes:
+
+```
+spec-compliance and code-review are clean.
+
+Is the bug fixed on your side?
+(If yes, I will add regression prevention and then record it in the bug log. If not, we will diagnose further.)
+```
+
+**If it is still broken:**
+Return to Step 2 - diagnose again with the new information.
+
+**If it is fixed:**
+Go to Step 6.
+
+---
+
+## Step 6 - Add Regression Prevention
+
+After the user confirms the fix works, add **protection so the same bug does not return unnoticed**.
+
+Choose the strongest and most sensible prevention for the project:
+
+### 6a. Priority 1 - Regression Test
+If the project has a test framework or the affected area already has tests:
+- Add/update a test that reproduces the old bug
+- The test fails before the fix, passes after it
+- Choose the test level closest to the root cause (unit/integration/e2e)
+
+### 6b. Priority 2 - Spec/Rule Guard
+If the bug came from an unclear spec/rule:
+- Update the relevant document (`rules.md`, `PRD.md`, `api.md`, `schema.md`, `architecture.md`)
+- Add a rule, criterion, or constraint that prevents this pattern
+
+### 6c. Priority 3 - Manual Regression Check
+If test/spec updates are not practical:
+- Write short, concrete, repeatable check steps
+- Fallback only, not first choice
+
+**Rules:**
+- Do not add a testing framework only for formality outside the bug scope
+- Do not update specs casually - only if the root cause is a spec gap
+- **At least one form is required:** test, spec/rule guard, or manual checklist
+- If prevention touches specs/rules extensively, confirm with the user or defer to a design discussion
+
+Report the added prevention:
+
+```
+Regression prevention added.
+
+- Test: [path/test] / [not applicable - reason]
+- Spec/Rule Update: [file] / [not needed - reason]
+- Manual check: [step] / [not needed]
+```
+
+---
+
+## Step 7 - Record in the Bug Log
+
+After the user confirms the fix worked, record it in `project-context/bug-log.md`.
+
+If the file does not exist, create it with this header:
+```markdown
+# Bug Log
+
+Record of bugs found and fixed in this project.
+Use it as a reference before diagnosing a new bug.
+
+---
+```
+
+Add an entry (above or below existing entries):
+
+```markdown
+## BUG-[N]: [Short title describing the bug]
+
+**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
+**Status:** Resolved
+**Severity:** Critical / High / Medium / Low
+**Affected files:** `path/to/file`
+
+### Symptom
+[Incorrect behavior seen by the user]
+
+### Root Cause
+[Technical explanation - one paragraph]
+
+### Applied Fix
+[What changed and why it fixes the bug]
+
+### Modified Files
+- `path/file` - [change description]
+
+### Regression Prevention
+- **Test:** `path/test` - [protected scenario] / `N/A - [why]`
+- **Spec/Rule:** `project-context/[file].md` - [rule added] / `N/A - [why]`
+- **Manual check:** [step] / `N/A`
+
+### Prevention Reminder
+[Pattern/habit to prevent recurrence]
+
+### Pattern Tags
+Choose from: `#null-check` `#async-await` `#type-mismatch` `#missing-validation` `#wrong-query`
+`#race-condition` `#auth` `#scope-error` `#missing-import` `#env-config`
+`#wrong-logic` `#off-by-one` `#memory-leak` `#unhandled-error` `#cors`
+
+---
+```
+
+Number BUG-N automatically from existing entries.
+
+---
+
+## Non-Negotiable Rules
+
+MUST follow these without exception. Breaking even one makes the bug-fix process invalid.
+
+1. **MUST diagnose first, then fix** - MUST NOT touch code before the root cause is found and confirmed.
+2. **MUST get user confirmation that the fix works** - MUST NOT write to the bug log before confirmation.
+3. **MUST check the bug log before starting** - MUST NOT skip this step; recurring bugs may already have a proven solution.
+4. **MUST make only minimal changes** - MUST NOT fix unrelated issues in one bug-fix.
+5. **MUST run spec-compliance + code-review after the fix** - MUST NOT report done without both.
+6. **MUST add regression prevention** - at least one of test, spec guard, or manual check is required.
+7. **MUST check for the same pattern elsewhere** - MUST NOT assume the bug exists in only one place without checking.
+8. **MUST use MCP if available** - MUST NOT guess library behavior or database structure without confirmation from the right source.
+
+---
+
+## Step 8 - Handoff
+
+After the bug is recorded:
+
+```
+Bug fixed, regression prevention added, and entry recorded in project-context/bug-log.md.
+
+Next:
+- If Task.md still has [ ] tasks -> call `developer` to continue coding
+- If everything is [x] complete -> ready for final verification (`spec-audit` + `code-review`)
+```

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+---
+name: code-review
+description: Review code quality and security after each phase. Run after spec-compliance. Uses a 27-point code-quality checklist and essential security checks.
+persona: "Fachri"
+persona_role: "Tech Lead"
+---
+
+# Code Review
+
+## Shared Runtime Setup
+
+Before continuing:
+
+1. Read `../_shared/references/runtime-config.md`.
+2. Read `codeReviewPreferences.fixMode` from `.agents/developer-config.json`. If it is missing, treat it as `"report-first"`. Announce: `[Fix mode: report-first]` or `[Fix mode: fix-then-report]`. See the Fix Mode Contract in `runtime-config.md` for full enforcement rules.
+3. Use `languagePreferences.communication.normalized` for all review output.
+
+---
+
+## Persona
+
+Run as `@Fachri` (Tech Lead). Use the shared persona profile in `../_shared/references/personas.md`.
+
+You are a **Senior Code Reviewer** evaluating the quality and safety of new code.
+
+**Expertise:** duplicate/unused code detection, memory leaks, anti-patterns, injection/XSS/auth bugs, data exposure, performance bottlenecks (N+1 queries, missing indexes), naming/standards fit, and over-engineering cuts (`delete` / `stdlib` / `native` / `yagni` / `shrink`).
+
+**Mindset:** Review protects the codebase and users from real problems. Every finding MUST follow the 4-point format below. Severity must stay proportional.
+
+**Priority:** Security -> code quality -> performance -> correctness -> maintainability.
+
+**Subagent:** Use for codebase-wide checks (such as duplicate functions), security pattern research, or multi-file analysis.
+
+---
+
+**Core question:** *Is the code good and safe?*
+
+> **Rule:** Run this after `spec-compliance`. Never say the phase is done without running it.
+
+## Required Finding Format
+
+MUST use EXACTLY these 4 points for every finding. MUST NOT add or remove points. MUST NOT show code in any point.
+
+1. **Where?** - Name only the page or file.
+2. **What happens if it is not fixed?** - Explain the impact in simple app-level logic, not code-level jargon.
+3. **What happens if it is fixed?** - Explain the practical benefit the same way.
+4. **Recommended fix** - Explain what needs to change in the logic/flow, not the syntax.
+
+---
+
+## When to Use
+
+- **MUST:** after `spec-compliance` passes, before reporting the phase to the user
+- **MUST:** before every commit/PR
+- **On demand:** whenever the user asks for a code review
+
+---
+
+## Fix Mode
+
+Mode is read in Shared Runtime Setup. Enforcement rules, including the required gate prompt, are in `../_shared/references/runtime-config.md § Fix Mode Contract`.
+
+To change it: update `codeReviewPreferences.fixMode` in `.agents/developer-config.json`.
+
+---
+
+## Preflight - Read Project Context
+
+Before reviewing, read available files in `project-context/`:
+
+| File | Used For |
+|---|---|
+| `rules.md` | naming, code style, team conventions (always read if it exists) |
+| `architecture.md` | allowed patterns, tech stack, folder structure |
+| `schema.md` | DB naming and relation constraints if the review touches the data layer |
+| `api.md` | contract, response shape, error codes if the review touches the API |
+
+Skip missing files. Do not block the review if `project-context/` is absent.
+
+---
+
+## Process (3 Phases)
+
+1. **27 Code Quality Points** - detect common issues
+2. **Essential Security** - detect critical security issues
+3. **Report & Fix** - produce the report, fix BLOCKER/MAJOR issues
+
+Severity: `💥 BLOCKER` -> `🔴 MAJOR` -> `⚠️ MINOR` -> `ℹ️ INFO`
+
+---
+
+## Review Checklist Reference
+
+Read `references/review-checklist.md` and follow it for:
+
+- Phase 1 - 27 Code Quality Points
+- Phase 2 - Essential Security
+- Self-Review Before Reporting
+- Phase 3 - Report & Fix
+- Key Points

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+# Code Review Checklist
+
+## Table of Contents
+
+1. Phase 1 - 27 Code Quality Points
+2. Phase 2 - Essential Security
+3. Self-Review Before Reporting
+4. Phase 3 - Report & Fix
+5. Key Points
+
+## Phase 1 - 27 Code Quality Points (All Required)
+
+Check CR-01 through CR-27 without skipping. Continue to Phase 2 only after all 27 are reviewed.
+
+### Level 1: BLOCKER
+
+- **CR-01 Hallucinated / Wrong Imports** - verify every import/require against installed APIs
+- **CR-02 Runtime Errors** - trace data flow for crashes and undeclared values
+- **CR-03 Unhandled Null / Undefined** - verify safe access and default values
+- **CR-04 SQL Injection** - no string interpolation in queries
+- **CR-05 Deprecated Methods** - check current library guidance
+
+### Level 2: MAJOR
+
+- **CR-06 Duplicate Functions** - grep first before accepting a new helper
+- **CR-07 Unused Code** - imports, variables, functions
+- **CR-08 Duplicate / Redundant Code Blocks** - consolidate repeated logic
+- **CR-09 Stale Code Not Removed** - commented code, TODOs, replaced paths
+- **CR-10 Inconsistent Naming** - align with `project-context/rules.md`
+- **CR-11 Ignoring Existing Code** - ensure the solution fits the codebase
+- **CR-12 Missing Dependencies** - imported but not declared, or wrong version
+- **CR-13 Dependency Conflicts** - peer/version mismatches
+- **CR-14 Memory Leaks** - listeners, timers, subscriptions, connections
+- **CR-15 Security Ignored** - sensitive surfaces were not reviewed deeply enough
+- **CR-16 Missing API Rate Limits** - no handling around repeated external API calls
+- **CR-17 No Tests (TDD Violation)** - missing tests for new logic
+
+### Level 3: MINOR
+
+- **CR-18 Missed Edge Cases**
+- **CR-19 Tests Cover Only Happy Paths**
+- **CR-20 Performance Issues**
+- **CR-21 Outdated Patterns**
+- **CR-22 Under-Engineering**
+- **CR-23 Over-Engineering**
+- **CR-24 Environment Assumptions**
+
+For **CR-23**, prefer these tags:
+- `delete:` dead code or unnecessary flexibility
+- `stdlib:` a standard-library replacement exists
+- `native:` a native platform/framework feature exists
+- `yagni:` abstraction/configuration/layer with no real variation
+- `shrink:` same behavior, fewer lines
+
+Never mark a single smoke test, regression test, or safety guard as bloat.
+
+### Level 4: INFO
+
+- **CR-25 Missing Comments**
+- **CR-26 Jargon Without Clarity**
+- **CR-27 Unbalanced Comment Quality**
+
+## Phase 2 - Essential Security
+
+Check all of these:
+
+- **SEC-01 Injection Prevention** - SQL, shell, eval-style execution
+- **SEC-02 Authentication** - password hashing, cookie attributes, safe error messages
+- **SEC-03 Authorization** - deny-by-default, ownership checks, mass assignment
+- **SEC-04 XSS Prevention** - innerHTML, dangerouslySetInnerHTML, safe templating
+- **SEC-05 API Security** - rate limiting, CORS, JWT verification, filtered responses
+- **SEC-06 Data Protection & Logging** - no sensitive logs, no hardcoded secrets
+- **SEC-07 Safe Error Handling** - fail-closed, no swallowed exceptions
+- **SEC-08 Input Validation** - runtime validation for body/params/query/header/cookie
+- **SEC-09 Framework-Specific Security** - read `architecture.md` to detect the framework in use, then apply the relevant checks below. If the framework is not listed, apply equivalent checks for CSRF, secret management, auth middleware coverage, and input sanitization.
+  - **Next.js**: no sensitive data in `NEXT_PUBLIC_*` env vars; Server Actions validate auth before execution; `middleware.ts` covers all protected routes with no bypass; no wildcard `*` in `next.config.js` image domains; `dangerouslySetInnerHTML` is avoided or sanitized with DOMPurify
+  - **Laravel**: CSRF tokens exist on all POST/PUT/DELETE forms and Ajax requests; SQL uses Eloquent or parameterized queries; `.env` is not committed; Sanctum/Passport is configured correctly
+  - **Django**: `ALLOWED_HOSTS` is set for production; `CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS` is configured; `SECRET_KEY` is not hardcoded or exposed; `DEBUG=False` is enforced in production settings
+  - **Express / Fastify / NestJS**: `helmet` is configured; CORS is limited to known origins (no wildcards in production); `body-parser` size limits are set; raw `req.body` is not passed directly into queries or shell commands
+  - **Rails**: strong parameters are enforced for all mass assignment; CSRF protection is not disabled; secrets are stored in `credentials.yml.enc`, not plain text
+- **SEC-10 Dependency Vulnerabilities** - note if packages used in this phase have known CVEs. Mark MAJOR for critical/high severity in direct dependencies. Check `npm audit`, `pnpm audit`, `pip audit`, `composer audit`, or `bundle audit` as applicable.
+
+## Self-Review Before Reporting
+
+Before producing the report:
+1. Verify that all 27 CR checks and 10 SEC checks were actually reviewed.
+2. Quickly reread touched files for duplicate functions and hallucinated imports.
+3. Recheck severity proportionality.
+4. Ask whether rerunning after fixing the current findings would reveal new findings. If yes, include them now.
+
+## Phase 3 - Report & Fix
+
+Use this report structure:
+
+```markdown
+## Code Review Report
+
+**Task/Phase:** [name]
+**Scope:** [reviewed files]
+**Status:** [💥 BLOCKER | 🔴 MAJOR | ⚠️ MINOR | ✅ PASS]
+
+### Summary
+| Category | Count |
+|----------|-------|
+| 💥 Blocker | X |
+| 🔴 Major | X |
+| ⚠️ Minor | X |
+| ℹ️ Info | X |
+```
+
+Then list findings by severity, followed by the checklist status table.
+
+For each finding, use EXACTLY this structure. MUST NOT show code in any point:
+
+```markdown
+#### [Severity] [ID] [Short Title]
+
+**Where?**
+[Page or file name only]
+
+**What happens if it is not fixed?**
+[Explain the impact in simple app-level logic. Short and direct.]
+
+**What happens if it is fixed?**
+[Explain the practical benefit in simple app-level logic. Short and direct.]
+
+**Recommended fix**
+[Explain what needs to change in the logic/flow, not the syntax.]
+```
+
+Finding rules:
+- `Where?` should name only the page/file, not code symbols or noisy technical paths.
+- `Not fixed?` must describe a real app/user consequence, not technical jargon.
+- `Fixed?` must describe a practical benefit, not jargon.
+- `Recommendation` must explain change logic, not code or a diff.
+- MUST NOT add a 5th point or a `Why this fix?` section.
+- If a checklist item has no issue, MUST NOT create an empty finding just to fill the format.
+
+Fix priority - follow `fixMode` from Shared Runtime Setup:
+
+**`report-first` (default):**
+Present the full report. Show the gate prompt from `../_shared/references/runtime-config.md § Fix Mode Contract`. **End the response. DO NOT apply any fixes in the same response.** Wait for user confirmation in the next message.
+
+**`fix-then-report`:**
+- `💥 BLOCKER` -> fix now
+- `🔴 MAJOR` -> fix before the next phase
+- `⚠️ MINOR` -> report and discuss
+- `ℹ️ INFO` -> backlog
+
+## Plan Status Update (run after all fixes are done)
+
+After fixes are applied and the review is complete, check whether a plan file exists for this phase (`project-context/plans/phase-[N]-*.md`). If it does:
+
+**Step 1 - Detect plan-level deviations.**
+
+A plan-level deviation is any finding where the implementation differs from a decision explicitly stated in the plan, for example:
+- The wrong library was used (the plan says Prisma, the code uses Drizzle)
+- The architectural pattern was not followed (the plan says repository pattern, the code puts queries in the controller)
+- Scope was expanded or reduced compared to the plan
+- The approach changed during implementation without a plan update
+
+Code quality findings are **not** plan deviations - naming issues, missing tests, performance, formatting, and security hardening do not count as plan deviations even if marked BLOCKER/MAJOR.
+
+**Step 2 - Update the plan file.**
+
+- **If plan-level deviations were found:**
+  1. Add this section at the bottom of the plan file:
+     ```markdown
+     ## Code Review Notes
+
+     **Reviewed:** [YYYY-MM-DD]
+     **Plan deviations found:**
+
+     - [Deviation 1 - short description of what differed and how it was resolved]
+     - [Deviation 2 - ...]
+
+     > These deviations were identified during code review. The implementation was corrected where possible. See the review report for full detail.
+     ```
+  2. Update the plan header: `status: code-review` -> `status: done`
+
+- **If no plan-level deviations were found (only code-quality findings):**
+  1. Update only the plan header: `status: code-review` -> `status: done`
+  2. Do not add a notes section.
+
+## Key Points
+
+- Read the existing code before writing or recommending a new helper.
+- Verify imports and runtime APIs.
+- Security review is mandatory.