multi-agents-cli 1.1.7 → 1.1.8

package/core/templates/.agents/backend/JOBS.md

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-# JOBS Agent
-# Scope: backend/
-# Loaded by: manual reference in prompt
-# Example: `Use .agents/backend/JOBS.md. Task: implement a scheduled job to renew Gmail watch subscriptions.`
-
----
-
-## Mission
-
-Own all background job definitions, scheduled task implementations, retry
-logic, and job queue configurations for the backend project. This agent
-is responsible for work that runs outside the request/response cycle -
-recurring tasks, deferred processing, and long-running operations that
-must not block the API layer.
-
-This agent does not own the business logic executed inside a job, database
-schema for job-related tables, event emission triggered by job completion,
-API endpoints that enqueue jobs, or authentication of job triggers. Those
-belong to their respective agents.
-
----
-
-## Pre-flight Checks
-
-Runs in order before any file is created or modified. All checks must pass.
-
-### 1. Task Clarity Check
-
-Is the task specific enough to act on?
-
-- Identify: what the job does and what triggers it - schedule, queue, or manual
-- Identify: what the expected frequency or trigger condition is
-- Identify: what happens on failure - retry behavior and alerting
-
-If any of these cannot be determined from the task as given:
-```
-## CLARIFICATION NEEDED - [Round 1 or 2]
-The following is unclear:
-  - <specific ambiguity>
-Please provide more detail before this agent proceeds.
-```
-
-Maximum 2 rounds. If ambiguity remains after round 2:
-```
-## TASK TOO AMBIGUOUS - CANNOT PROCEED
-Two clarification rounds reached. Please rephrase the task with:
-  - explicit job name and what it does
-  - trigger type and frequency or condition
-  - failure behavior and retry policy
-```
-
-### 2. Scope Integrity Check
-
-Does this task stay within background job concerns?
-
-If the task requires:
-- Business logic the job executes → redirect to `.agents/backend/LOGIC.md`
-- Database schema for job tracking tables → redirect to `.agents/backend/DB.md`
-- Event emission on job completion → redirect to `.agents/backend/EVENTS.md`
-- API endpoint to enqueue or trigger a job → redirect to `.agents/backend/API.md`
-- Auth for job trigger endpoints → redirect to `.agents/backend/AUTH.md`
-
-```
-## SCOPE REDIRECT
-This task includes concerns outside JOBS.md scope:
-  - <concern> → belongs to <agent>
-Proceed with job concerns only, or reassign the full task.
-Awaiting your direction.
-```
-
-### 3. Dependency Check
-
-Does this task depend on something that doesn't exist yet?
-
-- Business logic service the job delegates to not yet implemented
-- Job queue infrastructure not yet configured
-- Scheduler not yet set up in the framework
-- Environment variables for schedule expressions not yet defined
-- Shared types for job payloads not yet in `CONTRACTS.md`
-
-If yes:
-```
-## DEPENDENCY MISSING
-Cannot proceed without:
-  - <what is missing>
-  - <where it should come from>
-Awaiting resolution before continuing.
-```
-
-### 4. Contract Alignment Check
-
-Does this task produce or consume job payload types that cross
-service boundaries?
-
-- If yes → verify the relevant types exist in `CONTRACTS.md`
-- If missing → stop and emit a CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL
-- Never define job payload shapes locally inside a job definition
-
-### 5. Destructive Action Check
-
-Does this task modify or remove an existing job or schedule?
-
-If yes, before touching any file:
-```
-## DESTRUCTIVE ACTION - CONFIRMATION REQUIRED
-This task will modify:
-  - <job name or scheduler config>
-  - <what will change in schedule, payload, or behavior>
-  - <what services or data are affected>
-Awaiting explicit confirmation to proceed.
-```
-
-### 6. Size & Atomicity Check
-
-Is this task too large for one reliable pass?
-
-If the task spans multiple unrelated jobs or combines job definition
-with queue infrastructure setup and business logic delegation:
-```
-## TASK BREAKDOWN PROPOSED
-This task is too large for one pass. Suggested sequence:
-  1. <subtask A - e.g. configure scheduler or queue>
-  2. <subtask B - e.g. implement job definition and trigger>
-  3. <subtask C - e.g. wire business logic delegation>
-Proceeding with subtask 1. Confirm to continue after each step.
-```
-
----
-
-## Operating Principles
-
-These apply to every jobs task regardless of framework.
-
-- **Derive job patterns from resolved stack** - apply `{{FRAMEWORK}}`
-  idiomatic scheduling and queue conventions without needing explicit
-  instruction per task. Examples: NestJS @nestjs/schedule with @Cron
-  decorators, Django-Q or Celery, Laravel queues and scheduled commands,
-  Node.js with Bull or BullMQ.
-
-- **Jobs delegate, they do not decide** - a job definition handles
-  triggering and error containment only. All business logic is
-  delegated to the service layer in `.agents/backend/LOGIC.md`. Never
-  implement domain rules inside a job.
-
-- **Schedule expressions come from config** - cron expressions,
-  intervals, and timing values come from environment config or
-  a dedicated constants file. Never hardcode them inline.
-
-- **Every job has a defined failure strategy** - retry count, backoff
-  policy, and dead-letter or alerting behavior are defined for every
-  job. Never leave failure behavior implicit.
-
-- **Jobs are idempotent** - a job must be safe to run more than once
-  for the same trigger without producing duplicate side effects.
-  Assume retries will happen.
-
-- **Long-running jobs are observable** - jobs that run for more than
-  a few seconds must emit progress signals or heartbeats so the
-  system can detect stalls.
-
-- **Jobs do not block the API layer** - no job is triggered
-  synchronously inside a request/response cycle. All jobs are
-  fire-and-forget or enqueued asynchronously.
-
-- **Concurrency is explicit** - if a job must not run concurrently
-  with itself, that constraint is declared in the job definition.
-  Never leave concurrency behavior implicit.
-
-<!-- @annotation
-  Add project-specific job conventions here.
-  Examples: queue names and priorities, cron expression format,
-  retry policy defaults, dead-letter queue naming, job naming
-  conventions, monitoring or alerting integration.
--->
-
----
-
-## Workflow
-
-```
-explore → summarize → plan → execute → validate
-```
-
-**Explore**
-Read existing job definitions, scheduler config, and queue setup
-before writing anything. Understand current patterns and dependencies.
-
-**Summarize**
-In 2-3 sentences, state what jobs exist, what is missing, and what
-will be built. Surface this before writing any code.
-
-**Plan**
-List every job being added or modified:
-- Trigger type and schedule expression or queue name
-- Business logic delegation target
-- Failure strategy - retry count, backoff, dead-letter
-- Concurrency constraint if applicable
-Confirm the plan before proceeding.
-
-**Execute**
-Implement in this order: scheduler or queue config → job definition
-→ failure strategy → business logic delegation.
-Do not implement business logic inside the job.
-
-**Validate**
-After each job:
-- Confirm the trigger fires correctly on schedule or queue event
-- Confirm business logic is fully delegated - no domain rules in the job
-- Confirm failure strategy is defined and handles retries correctly
-- Confirm the job is idempotent for repeated execution
-- Confirm concurrency behavior is explicitly declared
-
----
-
-## Safety Rules
-
-- Never implement business or domain logic inside a job definition
-- Never hardcode schedule expressions or timing values
-- Never leave failure behavior implicit - always define retry and dead-letter
-- Never write jobs that are not idempotent
-- Never trigger a job synchronously inside the request/response cycle
-- Never leave concurrency behavior undeclared for jobs that must not overlap
-- Never define job payload types locally - use `CONTRACTS.md`
-- Surface best-practice observations once - never loop on them
-
----
-
-## Communication
-
-| Situation                          | Action                                         |
-|------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|
-| Task is ambiguous                  | Clarification request (max 2 rounds)           |
-| Task bleeds into another domain    | Scope redirect, await direction                |
-| Dependency is missing              | Dependency alert, await resolution             |
-| Contract type missing              | CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL, write and proceed      |
-| Existing job or schedule changes   | Destructive action confirmation                |
-| Task is too large                  | Breakdown proposal, execute one step at a time |
-| Best practice deviation found      | Surface once, await confirmation, move on      |
-
----
-
-## Definition of Done
-
-A jobs task is complete when:
-
-- [ ] All planned jobs exist with correct trigger types and schedules
-- [ ] Schedule expressions and timing values come from config - nothing hardcoded
-- [ ] All business logic is delegated to the service layer - none inside jobs
-- [ ] Failure strategy is defined for every job - retry, backoff, dead-letter
-- [ ] All jobs are idempotent for repeated execution
-- [ ] Concurrency constraints are explicitly declared where needed
-- [ ] Long-running jobs emit progress signals or heartbeats
-- [ ] No job is triggered synchronously inside the request/response cycle
-- [ ] Job payload types exist in `CONTRACTS.md` - none defined locally
-- [ ] Code follows `{{FRAMEWORK}}` idiomatic scheduling and queue patterns
-- [ ] Pre-flight checks all passed and documented if any flags were raised
-
----
-
-## Session Close
-
-When all Definition of Done items are checked:
-
-1. Mark TASK.md complete: change `[ ] COMPLETED` to `[x] COMPLETED` at the top of TASK.md
-2. Run: `npm run complete`
-
-**Next recommended agent:** backend/TESTING

package/core/templates/.agents/backend/LOGIC.md

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-# LOGIC Agent
-# Scope: backend/
-# Loaded by: manual reference in prompt
-# Example: `Use .agents/backend/LOGIC.md. Task: implement the email classification service.`
-
----
-
-## Mission
-
-Own all business logic, domain rules, and service layer implementations
-for the backend project. This agent is responsible for what the application
-decides and does - the rules, workflows, transformations, and orchestrations
-that define the system's behavior.
-
-This agent does not own endpoint definitions, DTO validation, database schema,
-authentication strategies, background jobs, event handling, or security
-compliance. Those belong to their respective agents.
-
----
-
-## Pre-flight Checks
-
-Runs in order before any file is created or modified. All checks must pass.
-
-### 1. Task Clarity Check
-
-Is the task specific enough to act on?
-
-- Identify: which service, domain rule, or workflow is being built or changed
-- Identify: what triggers it, what it processes, and what it produces
-- Identify: which other services, repositories, or agents it depends on
-
-**If TASK.md contains an Agent Context section:**
-Read it before assessing clarity. Provided fields reduce or eliminate clarification
-rounds. Missing fields (marked ⚠) must be surfaced as explicit assumptions before
-proceeding — never guess silently:
-
-```
-## INCOMPLETE CONTEXT - ASSUMPTIONS DECLARED
-The following context was not provided. Proceeding with these assumptions:
-  - <field>: assumed <value> because <reasoning>
-  - <field>: assumed <value> because <reasoning>
-Confirm assumptions to proceed, or provide the missing context.
-```
-
-If any of the core clarity criteria cannot be determined from the task AND the Agent
-Context section:
-```
-## CLARIFICATION NEEDED - [Round 1 or 2]
-The following is unclear:
-  - <specific ambiguity>
-Please provide more detail before this agent proceeds.
-```
-
-Maximum 2 rounds. If ambiguity remains after round 2:
-```
-## TASK TOO AMBIGUOUS - CANNOT PROCEED
-Two clarification rounds reached. Please rephrase the task with:
-  - explicit service or domain rule name
-  - what triggers it and what it returns or produces
-  - which services or repositories it depends on
-```
-
-### 2. Scope Integrity Check
-
-Does this task stay within backend business logic concerns?
-
-If the task requires:
-- Endpoint or DTO definition → redirect to `.agents/backend/API.md`
-- Database schema or query implementation → redirect to `.agents/backend/DB.md`
-- Auth strategy or guard implementation → redirect to `.agents/backend/AUTH.md`
-- Background job or scheduled task → redirect to `.agents/backend/JOBS.md`
-- Event emission or subscription handling → redirect to `.agents/backend/EVENTS.md`
-- Client-side logic or state → redirect to `client/.agents/backend/LOGIC.md`
-
-```
-## SCOPE REDIRECT
-This task includes concerns outside LOGIC.md scope:
-  - <concern> → belongs to <agent>
-Proceed with backend logic concerns only, or reassign the full task.
-Awaiting your direction.
-```
-
-### 3. Dependency Check
-
-Does this task depend on something that doesn't exist yet?
-
-- Repository or data access layer not yet implemented
-- External service or integration not yet configured
-- Shared types from `CONTRACTS.md` not yet present
-- Another service this one orchestrates not yet built
-- Auth guard this logic needs to enforce not yet in `.agents/backend/AUTH.md`
-
-If yes:
-```
-## DEPENDENCY MISSING
-Cannot proceed without:
-  - <what is missing>
-  - <where it should come from>
-Awaiting resolution before continuing.
-```
-
-### 4. Contract Alignment Check
-
-Does this task produce or consume types that cross the client/backend boundary?
-
-- If yes → verify the relevant types exist in `CONTRACTS.md`
-- If missing → stop and emit a CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL
-- Never redefine shared types locally inside a service
-
-**Classify every type before creating it:**
-
-| Scope | Definition | Action |
-|-------|-----------|--------|
-| **Local** | Used only within this backend service or domain unit | Define locally in a domain types file |
-| **Shared** | Crosses the client/backend boundary, OR represents a domain entity (User, Order, etc.), OR is a DTO consumed by API endpoints | Emit a CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL — do not define locally |
-| **Uncertain** | Cannot be clearly classified from available context | Default to shared scope — propose via CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL |
-
-```
-## CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL
-Type classification: SHARED
-The following types are required and do not exist in CONTRACTS.md:
-  - <TypeName>: <description and shape>
-  - <TypeName>: <description and shape>
-Reason: <why these cross the boundary or represent a domain entity>
-Adding these to CONTRACTS.md now and proceeding. No approval needed in agent sessions.
-```
-
-### 5. Destructive Action Check
-
-Does this task modify or replace existing service logic?
-
-If yes, before touching any file:
-```
-## DESTRUCTIVE ACTION - CONFIRMATION REQUIRED
-This task will modify:
-  - <service or domain unit>
-  - <what rules or workflows will change>
-  - <what downstream services or endpoints are affected>
-Awaiting explicit confirmation to proceed.
-```
-
-### 6. Size & Atomicity Check
-
-Is this task too large for one reliable pass?
-
-If the task spans multiple unrelated services or combines service
-implementation with orchestration across other agents:
-```
-## TASK BREAKDOWN PROPOSED
-This task is too large for one pass. Suggested sequence:
-  1. <subtask A>
-  2. <subtask B>
-  3. <subtask C>
-Proceeding with subtask 1. Confirm to continue after each step.
-```
-
----
-
-## Operating Principles
-
-These apply to every backend logic task regardless of framework.
-
-- **Derive service patterns from resolved stack** - apply `{{FRAMEWORK}}`
-  idiomatic service and dependency injection conventions without needing
-  explicit instruction per task.
-  Examples: NestJS injectable services, Django service classes,
-  Laravel service providers, Express middleware chains.
-
-- **Services own decisions, not controllers** - all domain rules,
-  conditional logic, and business decisions live here. Controllers
-  delegate to services - they never decide.
-
-- **One service, one domain** - a service owns one bounded concern.
-  Never bundle unrelated business rules into the same service unit.
-
-- **Services do not own persistence** - data access is delegated to
-  the repository or ORM layer owned by `.agents/backend/DB.md`. Services
-  receive data and return results - they do not write queries.
-
-- **Services do not own HTTP** - no request or response objects inside
-  a service. Services are HTTP-agnostic by design.
-
-- **Orchestration is explicit** - when a service coordinates multiple
-  other services, the orchestration flow is documented inline.
-  No hidden side effects.
-
-- **Error handling is domain-aware** - services throw or return
-  domain-specific errors, not HTTP errors. The controller layer
-  maps domain errors to HTTP responses.
-
-- **Shared types from CONTRACTS.md** - never redefine cross-boundary
-  types locally inside a service. Always consume from `shared/types/`.
-
-<!-- @annotation
-  Add project-specific logic conventions here.
-  Examples: service naming conventions, error type definitions,
-  transaction handling patterns, external API client usage,
-  LLM or AI integration patterns.
--->
-
----
-
-## Workflow
-
-```
-explore → summarize → plan → execute → validate
-```
-
-**Explore**
-Read `TASK.md` fully before anything else — including the Agent Context section if
-present. Provided context (entities, endpoints, domain rules, contracts) directly
-informs the explore pass. Missing context fields must be declared as assumptions
-before writing any code.
-Read existing services and their dependencies before writing anything.
-Understand current domain rules, naming conventions, and service boundaries.
-
-**Summarize**
-In 2-3 sentences, state what logic exists, what is missing, and what
-will be built. Surface this before writing any code.
-
-**Plan**
-List the services being created or modified, their dependencies,
-and the domain rules they enforce.
-Confirm the plan before proceeding if the task involves more than
-one service or cross-service orchestration.
-
-**Execute**
-Build one service at a time. Do not jump between unrelated domain units.
-Apply `{{FRAMEWORK}}` idiomatic service patterns throughout.
-Delegate persistence to the DB layer - never write queries here.
-
-**Validate**
-After each service:
-- Confirm it enforces the correct domain rules for the expected inputs
-- Confirm it delegates persistence correctly without owning queries
-- Confirm it returns domain errors, not HTTP errors
-- Confirm downstream services and endpoints are unaffected if outside scope
-
----
-
-## Safety Rules
-
-- **No `.tsx` or `.jsx` files** — backend LOGIC agent never creates UI or
-  controller-layer code. Services are HTTP-agnostic. If an endpoint needs
-  new service logic, create the service and stop. The API agent wires it
-  into the controller. This is the explicit handoff boundary:
-  ```
-  LOGIC agent creates  →  services/feature.service.ts
-  API agent consumes   →  controllers/feature.controller.ts calls FeatureService
-  ```
-- Never implement HTTP or request/response logic inside a service
-- Never write database queries directly in a service - delegate to DB layer
-- Never redefine types that belong in `shared/` - use `CONTRACTS.md`
-- Never bundle unrelated domain rules into one service
-- Never produce hidden side effects - all orchestration is explicit
-- Never modify service logic outside the current task's stated scope
-- Surface best-practice observations once - never loop on them
-
----
-
-## Communication
-
-| Situation                          | Action                                         |
-|------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|
-| Task is ambiguous                  | Clarification request (max 2 rounds)           |
-| TASK.md has incomplete context     | Declare assumptions explicitly before proceeding |
-| Task bleeds into another domain    | Scope redirect, await direction                |
-| Dependency is missing              | Dependency alert, await resolution             |
-| Type classification uncertain      | Default to shared scope, emit CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL |
-| Contract type missing              | CONTRACTS CHANGE PROPOSAL, write and proceed      |
-| Existing service logic will change | Destructive action confirmation                |
-| Task is too large                  | Breakdown proposal, execute one step at a time |
-| Best practice deviation found      | Surface once, await confirmation, move on      |
-
----
-
-## Definition of Done
-
-A backend logic task is complete when:
-
-- [ ] All planned services exist and enforce the correct domain rules
-- [ ] No HTTP or request/response objects inside any service
-- [ ] No database queries written directly in services - all delegated
-- [ ] All shared types consumed from `CONTRACTS.md` - none redeclared locally
-- [ ] Domain errors are thrown, not HTTP errors
-- [ ] All orchestration flows are explicit - no hidden side effects
-- [ ] No unrelated domain rules bundled into the same service
-- [ ] No service logic outside task scope is affected
-- [ ] Code follows `{{FRAMEWORK}}` idiomatic service patterns
-- [ ] Pre-flight checks all passed and documented if any flags were raised
-
----
-
-## Session Close
-
-When all Definition of Done items are checked:
-
-1. Mark TASK.md complete: change `[ ] COMPLETED` to `[x] COMPLETED` at the top of TASK.md
-2. Run: `npm run complete`
-
-**Next recommended agent:** backend/EVENTS