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  1. package/AGENTS.md +76 -1
  2. package/README.md +274 -4
  3. package/agents/auto-orchestrator.md +343 -0
  4. package/agents/devops.md +511 -94
  5. package/cli/mdan.py +111 -6
  6. package/cli/mdan_crewai.py +539 -0
  7. package/core/crewai_orchestrator.md +419 -0
  8. package/core/debate-protocol.md +454 -0
  9. package/core/universal-envelope.md +113 -0
  10. package/integrations/__init__.py +33 -0
  11. package/integrations/crewai/__init__.py +27 -0
  12. package/integrations/crewai/agents/__init__.py +21 -0
  13. package/integrations/crewai/agents/architect_agent.py +264 -0
  14. package/integrations/crewai/agents/dev_agent.py +271 -0
  15. package/integrations/crewai/agents/devops_agent.py +421 -0
  16. package/integrations/crewai/agents/doc_agent.py +388 -0
  17. package/integrations/crewai/agents/product_agent.py +203 -0
  18. package/integrations/crewai/agents/security_agent.py +386 -0
  19. package/integrations/crewai/agents/test_agent.py +358 -0
  20. package/integrations/crewai/agents/ux_agent.py +257 -0
  21. package/integrations/crewai/flows/__init__.py +13 -0
  22. package/integrations/crewai/flows/auto_flow.py +451 -0
  23. package/integrations/crewai/flows/build_flow.py +297 -0
  24. package/integrations/crewai/flows/debate_flow.py +422 -0
  25. package/integrations/crewai/flows/discovery_flow.py +267 -0
  26. package/integrations/crewai/orchestrator.py +558 -0
  27. package/integrations/crewai/skills/__init__.py +8 -0
  28. package/integrations/crewai/skills/skill_router.py +534 -0
  29. package/integrations/crewai/tools/__init__.py +11 -0
  30. package/integrations/crewai/tools/file_tool.py +355 -0
  31. package/integrations/crewai/tools/serper_tool.py +169 -0
  32. package/integrations/crewai/tools/sql_tool.py +435 -0
  33. package/memory/CONTEXT-SAVE-FORMAT.md +328 -0
  34. package/memory/MEMORY-AUTO.json +66 -0
  35. package/memory/RESUME-PROTOCOL.md +379 -0
  36. package/package.json +1 -1
  37. package/phases/auto-01-load.md +165 -0
  38. package/phases/auto-02-discover.md +207 -0
  39. package/phases/auto-03-plan.md +509 -0
  40. package/phases/auto-04-architect.md +567 -0
  41. package/phases/auto-05-implement.md +713 -0
  42. package/phases/auto-06-test.md +559 -0
  43. package/phases/auto-07-deploy.md +510 -0
  44. package/phases/auto-08-doc.md +970 -0
  45. package/skills/azure-devops/skill.md +1757 -0
  46. package/templates/dotnet-blazor/README.md +415 -0
  47. package/templates/external-services/ExampleService.cs +361 -0
  48. package/templates/external-services/IService.cs +113 -0
  49. package/templates/external-services/README.md +325 -0
  50. package/templates/external-services/ServiceBase.cs +492 -0
  51. package/templates/external-services/ServiceProvider.cs +243 -0
  52. package/templates/prompts/devops-agent.yaml +327 -0
  53. package/templates/prompts.json +15 -1
  54. package/templates/sql-server/README.md +37 -0
  55. package/templates/sql-server/functions.sql +158 -0
  56. package/templates/sql-server/schema.sql +188 -0
  57. package/templates/sql-server/stored-procedures.sql +284 -0
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+ # Multi-Agent Debate Protocol
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+ > MDAN-AUTO v1.0 Decision-Making Through Agent Collaboration
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+ ## Overview
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+ The debate protocol enables multiple MDAN agents to collaborate on complex decisions, providing diverse perspectives and ensuring well-considered choices.
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+
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+ ## When to Trigger a Debate
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+
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+ Trigger a debate for:
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+
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+ - **Architecture Decisions**
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+ - Monolith vs microservices
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+ - Design patterns
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+ - Technology stack choices
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+ - System boundaries
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+
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+ - **Security Decisions**
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+ - Authentication methods
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+ - Authorization models
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+ - Encryption strategies
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+ - Security controls
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+
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+ - **Performance Decisions**
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+ - Caching strategies
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+ - Database optimization
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+ - Scaling approaches
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+ - Resource allocation
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+
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+ - **Implementation Decisions**
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+ - Code organization
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+ - Library choices
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+ - Testing strategies
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+ - Error handling
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+
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+ - **DevOps Decisions**
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+ - Deployment strategies
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+ - CI/CD pipelines
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+ - Infrastructure choices
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+ - Monitoring approaches
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+
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+ ## Debate Participants
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+
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+ ### Core Agents
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+ | Agent | Expertise | Debate Topics |
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+ |-------|-----------|---------------|
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+ | Product | Requirements, user needs | Feature decisions, UX choices |
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+ | Architect | System design, patterns | Architecture, technology stack |
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+ | Dev | Implementation, code quality | Implementation approaches, libraries |
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+ | Security | Security, compliance | Security controls, authentication |
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+ | Test | Testing, quality | Testing strategies, quality gates |
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+ | DevOps | Deployment, infrastructure | Deployment, CI/CD, infrastructure |
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+ | Doc | Documentation | Documentation approaches |
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+
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+ ### Participant Selection
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+
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+ Select participants based on topic:
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+
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+ **Architecture Decisions:**
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+ - Architect (lead)
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+ - Dev
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+ - DevOps
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+ - Security
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+
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+ **Security Decisions:**
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+ - Security (lead)
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+ - Architect
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+ - Dev
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+ - DevOps
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+ **Performance Decisions:**
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+ - Dev (lead)
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+ - Architect
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+ - DevOps
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+
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+ **Implementation Decisions:**
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+ - Dev (lead)
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+ - Architect
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+ - Test
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+
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+ **DevOps Decisions:**
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+ - DevOps (lead)
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+ - Architect
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+ - Security
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+
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+ **Feature Decisions:**
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+ - Product (lead)
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+ - Architect
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+ - Doc
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+
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+ ## Debate Process
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+
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+ ### Step 1: Define Question
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+ Create a clear, specific question:
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+ ```
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+ ❌ Bad: "How should we do authentication?"
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+ ✅ Good: "Should we use JWT tokens or session-based authentication
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+ for a Blazor Server application with Azure AD integration?"
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+ ```
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+
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+ Include:
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+ - Context
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+ - Constraints
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+ - Requirements
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+ - Trade-offs
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+
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+ ### Step 2: Select Participants
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+ Choose relevant agents:
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+ - Lead agent (primary expertise)
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+ - Supporting agents (related expertise)
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+ - 3-5 agents maximum
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+
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+ ### Step 3: Present Question
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+ Send question to all participants with:
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+ - Clear question
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+ - Context
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+ - Constraints
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+ - Requirements
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+ - Deadline (optional)
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+
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+ ### Step 4: Collect Arguments
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+ Each participant provides:
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+ 1. **Recommendation**: Clear choice
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+ 2. **Rationale**: Why this choice
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+ 3. **Pros**: Benefits of choice
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+ 4. **Cons**: Drawbacks of choice
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+ 5. **Evidence**: Supporting facts/experience
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+ 6. **Alternatives**: Other options considered
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+
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+ ### Step 5: Score Arguments
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+ Score each argument on:
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+ | Criteria | Weight | Description |
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+ |----------|--------|-------------|
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+ | Technical Merit | 30% | Technical soundness |
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+ | Alignment | 25% | Alignment with requirements |
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+ | Security | 20% | Security implications |
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+ | Maintainability | 15% | Long-term maintainability |
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+ | Feasibility | 10% | Implementation feasibility |
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+ Total score: 0-100
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+
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+ ### Step 6: Select Winner
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+ Choose argument with highest score.
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+ If scores are close (<5% difference):
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+ - Consider hybrid approach
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+ - Or defer to lead agent
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+
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+ ### Step 7: Document Decision
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+ Record:
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+ - Question
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+ - Participants
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+ - Arguments
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+ - Scores
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+ - Winner
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+ - Rationale
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+ - Implementation plan
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+
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+ ### Step 8: Implement
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+ Apply decision to implementation.
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+ ## Debate Output Format
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Debate: [Topic]
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+
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+ ### Question
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+ [Clear, specific question with context]
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+
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+ ### Context
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+ - Project: [Project name]
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+ - Phase: [Current phase]
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+ - Requirements: [Key requirements]
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+ - Constraints: [Constraints]
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+
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+ ### Participants
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+ - **Lead**: [Agent name] - [Role]
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+ - [Agent name] - [Role]
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+ - [Agent name] - [Role]
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+
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+ ### Arguments
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+
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+ #### [Agent Name]
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+ **Recommendation**: [Choice]
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+ **Rationale**: [Why this choice]
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+ **Pros**:
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+ - [Benefit 1]
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+ - [Benefit 2]
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+ **Cons**:
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+ - [Drawback 1]
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+ - [Drawback 2]
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+ **Evidence**: [Supporting facts]
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+ **Alternatives Considered**:
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+ - [Alternative 1] - [Why rejected]
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+ - [Alternative 2] - [Why rejected]
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+ **Score**: [0-100]
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+
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+ ---
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+ #### [Agent Name]
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+ [Same structure]
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+
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+ ---
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+ ### Scoring Summary
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+ | Agent | Technical | Alignment | Security | Maintainability | Feasibility | Total |
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+ |-------|-----------|-----------|----------|-----------------|-------------|-------|
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+ | Agent A | 25 | 20 | 15 | 12 | 8 | 80 |
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+ | Agent B | 28 | 23 | 18 | 14 | 9 | 92 |
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+ | Agent C | 22 | 18 | 16 | 11 | 7 | 74 |
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+
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+ ### Decision
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+ **Winner**: [Agent name]
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+ **Rationale**: [Why this argument won]
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+ **Score**: [Winning score]
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+ ### Implementation
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+ [How decision will be implemented]
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+ ### Next Steps
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+ 1. [Step 1]
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+ 2. [Step 2]
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+ 3. [Step 3]
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+
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+ ### Timestamp
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+ [ISO 8601 timestamp]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Debate Example
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Debate: Authentication Strategy
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+ ### Question
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+ Should we use JWT tokens or session-based authentication for a Blazor Server
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+ application with Azure AD integration?
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+
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+ ### Context
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+ - Project: External Service Integration
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+ - Phase: ARCHITECT
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+ - Requirements: Secure authentication, Azure AD integration, session management
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+ - Constraints: Must support multiple external service APIs
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+
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+ ### Participants
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+ - **Lead**: Security - Security expertise
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+ - Architect - System design
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+ - Dev - Implementation
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+ ### Arguments
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+ #### Security
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+ **Recommendation**: JWT tokens with Azure AD
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+ **Rationale**: JWT provides stateless authentication, works well with Azure AD,
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+ and is industry standard for modern applications.
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+ **Pros**:
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+ - Stateless, no server-side session storage
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+ - Works seamlessly with Azure AD
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+ - Industry standard
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+ - Easy to scale
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+ - Built-in expiration and refresh
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+ **Cons**:
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+ - Token revocation is complex
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+ - Larger payload size
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+ - Requires careful token validation
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+ **Evidence**: OWASP recommends JWT for stateless authentication. Azure AD
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+ natively issues JWT tokens.
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+ **Alternatives Considered**:
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+ - Session-based - Rejected due to scaling concerns
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+ - Hybrid - Rejected due to complexity
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+ **Score**: 92
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+ ---
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+ #### Architect
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+ **Recommendation**: Session-based authentication
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+ **Rationale**: Blazor Server maintains server-side state, session-based auth
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+ aligns better with the architecture.
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+ **Pros**:
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+ - Natural fit for Blazor Server
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+ - Easy to implement
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+ - Built-in session management
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+ - Simple revocation
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+ **Cons**:
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+ - Requires server-side storage
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+ - Harder to scale
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+ - Session affinity required
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+ - More complex with Azure AD
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+ **Evidence**: Blazor Server documentation recommends session-based auth for
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+ server-side rendering.
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+ **Alternatives Considered**:
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+ - JWT - Rejected due to Blazor Server architecture
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+ - Hybrid - Rejected due to complexity
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+ **Score**: 78
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+ ---
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+ #### Dev
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+ **Recommendation**: JWT tokens with Azure AD
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+ **Rationale**: JWT is easier to implement with Azure AD and provides better
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+ separation of concerns.
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+ **Pros**:
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+ - Easy Azure AD integration
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+ - Standard libraries available
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+ - Clear separation of auth logic
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+ - Better for API calls
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+ **Cons**:
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+ - Token management complexity
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+ - Refresh token handling
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+ **Evidence**: Microsoft.Identity.Web library provides excellent JWT support
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+ for Azure AD.
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+ **Alternatives Considered**:
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+ - Session-based - Rejected due to Azure AD complexity
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+ **Score**: 88
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+ ---
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+ ### Scoring Summary
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+ | Agent | Technical | Alignment | Security | Maintainability | Feasibility | Total |
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+ |-------|-----------|-----------|----------|-----------------|-------------|-------|
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+ | Security | 28 | 23 | 18 | 14 | 9 | 92 |
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+ | Architect | 22 | 20 | 14 | 12 | 10 | 78 |
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+ | Dev | 26 | 22 | 16 | 13 | 11 | 88 |
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+ ### Decision
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+ **Winner**: Security
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+ **Rationale**: JWT with Azure AD provides the best security posture, aligns
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+ with industry standards, and has excellent Azure integration. The slight
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+ complexity is outweighed by security benefits and scalability.
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+ **Score**: 92
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+ ### Implementation
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+ 1. Configure Azure AD app registration
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+ 2. Implement JWT token validation middleware
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+ 3. Use Microsoft.Identity.Web library
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+ 4. Implement token refresh logic
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+ 5. Add token validation to API endpoints
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+ ### Next Steps
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+ 1. Create Azure AD app registration
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+ 2. Implement authentication middleware
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+ 3. Update Blazor Server configuration
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+ 4. Test authentication flow
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+ 5. Document authentication approach
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+ ### Timestamp
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+ ```
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+ ## Debate Timeout
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+ Set timeout for debates:
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+ - Default: 5 minutes per agent
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+ - Maximum: 30 minutes total
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+ - If timeout, use available arguments
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+ ## Debate Cancellation
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+ Cancel debate if:
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+ - Question is unclear
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+ - Insufficient context
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+ - Emergency situation
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+ - User intervention
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+ ## Debate Storage
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+ Store debates in:
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+ - `context.debates` array in save file
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+ - Separate debate log file
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+ - Decision history
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+ ## Debate Quality
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+ Ensure debate quality:
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+ - Clear questions
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+ - Relevant participants
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+ - Well-reasoned arguments
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+ - Evidence-based decisions
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+ - Proper documentation
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+ ## Debate Automation
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+ Automate debate triggering:
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+ - Detect complex decisions
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+ - Select participants automatically
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+ - Collect arguments
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+ - Score and decide
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+ - Document and implement
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+ ## Debate Review
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+ Review debates periodically:
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+ - Check decision quality
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+ - Validate implementation
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+ - Learn from outcomes
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+ - Improve process
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+ ## Best Practices
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+ 1. **Clear Questions**: Be specific and provide context
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+ 2. **Right Participants**: Choose agents with relevant expertise
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+ 3. **Evidence-Based**: Use facts and experience
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+ 4. **Fair Scoring**: Use consistent criteria
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+ 5. **Document Everything**: Record full debate
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+ 6. **Implement Decisions**: Apply decisions consistently
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+ 7. **Review Outcomes**: Learn from results
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+ 8. **Time-Boxed**: Set reasonable timeouts
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+ ## Version
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+ ---
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+ ## Autonomous Mode Extension
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+ For autonomous agents (like MDAN-AUTO), the envelope includes additional sections:
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+ ```
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+ NAME: Auto Orchestrator
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+ VERSION: 1.0
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+ ROLE: Autonomous full-cycle development coordinator
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+ PHASE: ALL (LOAD → DISCOVER → PLAN → ARCHITECT → IMPLEMENT → TEST → DEPLOY → DOC)
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+ REPORTS_TO: System
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+ You are an autonomous orchestrator that executes all development phases without human intervention.
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+ You make decisions independently, save context at token limits, and resume from checkpoints.
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+ - Execute all 8 phases sequentially without human confirmation
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+ - Save context to /tmp/mdan-save-[timestamp].json at 80% token limit
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+ - Resume from saved context files
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+ - Initiate multi-agent debates for complex decisions
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+ - Fail-fast on critical errors
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+ - Generate markdown outputs for each phase
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+ - NEVER ask for confirmation except on critical errors
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+ - NEVER pause between phases
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+ - ALWAYS save context before hitting token limits
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+ - ALWAYS use existing files (git clone if needed)
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+ - ALL buttons must work with actual functionality
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+ - ALL image URLs must be valid
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+ - Project description or requirements
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+ - Optional: resume file path (--resume flag)
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+ - Optional: tech stack specification
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+ 2. Signal: "PHASE X COMPLETE ✅"
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+ 3. Context save: "CONTEXT SAVE [file]" (when needed)
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+ - At 80% limit: save full context to /tmp/mdan-save-[timestamp].json
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+ [/MDAN-AGENT]
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+ ```
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+ - `RESUMING FROM [file]` - Loading saved context
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+ - `DEBATE: [topic]` - Starting multi-agent debate
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+ - `CRITICAL ERROR: [description]` - Fail-fast condition
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+ - `MISSION COMPLETE ✅` - All phases finished
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+ "artifacts": {
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+ "architecture": "path/to/architecture.md",
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+ "implementation_plan": "path/to/plan.md"
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+ },
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+ "decisions": [
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+ {
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+ "decision": "PostgreSQL",
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+ "rationale": "..."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "project_name": "my-project",
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+ }
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+ }
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+ """MDAN Integrations Package
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+ - CrewAI: Multi-agent orchestration framework
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+ """
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+ from .crewai import (
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+ Skill,
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+ )
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+ """CrewAI Integration for MDAN - Multi-Agent Development Agentic Network"""
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+
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+ __version__ = "1.0.0"
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+
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+ from .orchestrator import CrewAIOrchestrator, Phase
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+ from .tools.serper_tool import SerperTool
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+ from .tools.sql_tool import SQLTool
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+ from .tools.file_tool import FileTool
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+ from .flows.auto_flow import AutoFlow
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+ from .flows.discovery_flow import DiscoveryFlow
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+ from .flows.build_flow import BuildFlow
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+ from .flows.debate_flow import DebateFlow
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+ from .skills.skill_router import SkillRouter, Skill
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+
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+ __all__ = [
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+ "CrewAIOrchestrator",
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+ "Phase",
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+ "SerperTool",
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+ "SQLTool",
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+ "FileTool",
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+ "AutoFlow",
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+ "DiscoveryFlow",
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+ "BuildFlow",
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+ "DebateFlow",
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+ "SkillRouter",
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+ "Skill",
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+ ]
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+ """CrewAI Agents Package"""
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+
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+ from .product_agent import ProductAgent
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+ from .architect_agent import ArchitectAgent
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+ from .ux_agent import UXAgent
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+ from .dev_agent import DevAgent
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+ from .test_agent import TestAgent
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+ from .security_agent import SecurityAgent
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+ from .devops_agent import DevOpsAgent
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+ from .doc_agent import DocAgent
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+
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+ __all__ = [
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+ "ProductAgent",
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+ "ArchitectAgent",
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+ "UXAgent",
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+ "DevAgent",
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+ "TestAgent",
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+ "SecurityAgent",
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+ "DevOpsAgent",
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+ "DocAgent",
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+ ]