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+ featureId: e7c2a1f4-9d83-4b56-a2e1-7f3c8d5b4a90
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+ # Feature Specification — Adjust Stage Table
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+ ## 1. Feature Intent
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+
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+ **Why this feature exists.**
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+ - **Problem being addressed:** The stage breakdown table in the InsightsPanel is narrower than the stat tiles above it (`lg:col-span-2` of 3), wasting horizontal space. The stage name prefix is rendered via a CSS `border-l-2` that looks like a plain border, not the `}` glyph used in the console. The table only shows `Avg Duration`, leaving useful aggregate columns (avg tokens, avg feedback rating) absent.
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+ - **User need:** The dashboard should feel visually consistent — the table should span the same width as the stat tile grid — and should convey the same agent identity glyphs users see in their terminal. Adding avg tokens and avg feedback rating per stage gives users at-a-glance quality and cost signals without navigating to individual run detail pages.
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+ - **System purpose alignment:** Aligns with observability goals; extends per-stage aggregate data already computed in `lib/insights.ts`.
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+ ---
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+ ## 2. Scope
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+ ### In Scope
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+ 1. **Table width:** Change the stage table container from `lg:col-span-2` (inside a 3-col grid) to a full-width block that matches the stat tile grid above (`grid grid-cols-2 sm:grid-cols-4` or equivalent). No other layout elements change.
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+ 2. **Agent glyph prefix:** Replace the CSS `border-l-2 pl-2` left-border treatment on stage name cells with an explicit `}` prefix string. The number of `}` characters per agent:
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+ - `alex` → `} Alex`
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+ - `cass` → `}} Cass`
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+ - `nigel-spec` / `nigel-tests` → `}}} nigel-spec` / `}}} nigel-tests`
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+ - `codey-plan` / `codey-implement` → `}}}} codey-plan` / `}}}} codey-implement`
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+ The existing per-agent colour class (sky / violet / amber / teal) is preserved on the cell text; only the visual prefix changes.
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+ 3. **New columns — `StageAverage` extension:**
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+ - **Avg Tokens:** average of `stageData.tokens` (a number stored in the stages JSONB) across all runs for that stage. Displayed as a rounded integer with comma-separator (e.g. `4,230`). `—` when no data.
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+ - **Avg Feedback Rating:** average of `stageData.feedback.rating` (a number 1–5) across all runs for that stage. Displayed to one decimal place (e.g. `4.2`). `—` when no data.
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+ Both new columns are added to `StageAverage` type, computed in `computeStageAverages`, and rendered in the table.
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+ ### Out of Scope
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+ - Changes to any other dashboard tiles or stat cards
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+ - Changes to the run-detail page stage cards
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+ - Adding new data columns beyond avg tokens and avg feedback rating
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+ - Responsive behaviour changes other than the width fix
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+ - Changes to how `stageData.tokens` or `stageData.feedback.rating` are stored/sent
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+ ---
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+ ## 3. Actors Involved
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+ ### Dashboard Viewer (Human User)
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+ - **Can see:** Stage table at full width alongside stat tiles; `}` glyphs with correct agent depth; avg duration, avg tokens, avg feedback rating per stage.
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+ - **Cannot do:** Interact with the table (read-only display).
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+ ### InsightsPanel (UI Component)
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+ - **Reads:** `StageAverage[]` from `computeStageAverages`; renders the three data columns.
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+ ### computeStageAverages (lib/insights.ts)
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+ - **Reads:** `stageData.tokens` and `stageData.feedback.rating` from the stages JSONB per run.
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+ - **Returns:** Extended `StageAverage` with `avgTokens: number | null` and `avgFeedbackRating: number | null`.
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+ ## 4. Behaviour Overview
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+ ### Stage glyph map (authoritative)
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+ | Stage key | Glyph prefix | Display label |
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+ |-------------------|--------------|--------------------------|
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+ | `alex` | `}` | `} alex` |
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+ | `cass` | `}}` | `}} cass` |
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+ | `nigel-spec` | `}}}` | `}}} nigel-spec` |
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+ | `nigel-tests` | `}}}` | `}}} nigel-tests` |
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+ | `codey-plan` | `}}}}` | `}}}} codey-plan` |
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+ | `codey-implement` | `}}}}` | `}}}} codey-implement` |
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+ | (unknown stage) | (no prefix) | raw key |
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+ ### Column display rules
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+ | Column | Source field | Format | Null display |
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+ |---------------------|-------------------------------------|-------------------------|--------------|
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+ | Stage | `stageKey` + glyph map | coloured monospace text | — |
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+ | Avg Duration | `stageData.durationMs` | `formatDuration()` | `—` |
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+ | Avg Tokens | `stageData.tokens` | integer, comma-grouped | `—` |
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+ | Avg Feedback Rating | `stageData.feedback.rating` (1–5) | 1 decimal place | `—` |
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+ ### Width behaviour
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+ The stage table `div` wrapper changes from being inside a `grid grid-cols-1 lg:grid-cols-3` with `lg:col-span-2` to a standalone block rendered at full width below the stat cards, matching the `max-w-6xl` container — i.e. it spans the same full width as the stat tile grid.
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+ ---
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+ ## 5. Files Affected
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+ | File | Change |
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+ |------|--------|
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+ | `murmur8_portal/lib/insights.ts` | Extend `StageAverage` type; update `computeStageAverages` to compute `avgTokens` and `avgFeedbackRating` |
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+ | `murmur8_portal/app/dashboard/InsightsPanel.tsx` | Remove 3-col grid wrapper; add glyph prefix helper; add two new `<th>`/`<td>` columns |
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+ ## 6. Change Log
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+ | Version | Date | Author | Notes |
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+ |---------|------|--------|-------|
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+ | 1.0 | 2026-05-22 | Alex (interactive) | Initial spec |
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+ ## Handoff Summary
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+ **For:** Cass
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+ **Feature:** adjust-stage-table
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+ ### Key Decisions
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+ - This is a portal UI feature — all changes are in `murmur8_portal/`, not `agent-workflow/`
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+ - Two files change: `lib/insights.ts` (data) and `app/dashboard/InsightsPanel.tsx` (render)
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+ - Glyph depth is authoritative: `}` alex, `}}` cass, `}}}` nigel-*, `}}}}` codey-*
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+ - New columns (avg tokens, avg feedback rating) are computed from existing stages JSONB; no DB schema change
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+ - `StageAverage` type needs two new nullable fields: `avgTokens` and `avgFeedbackRating`
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+ ### Files Created
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+ - .blueprint/features/feature_adjust-stage-table/FEATURE_SPEC.md
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+ ### Open Questions
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+ - None — scope is fully bounded by the two files above
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+ ### Critical Context
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+ The `computeStageAverages` function in `lib/insights.ts` already iterates `stageData` per run.
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+ `stageData.tokens` is a number field; `stageData.feedback.rating` is nested one level deeper.
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+ The table currently lives inside `grid grid-cols-1 lg:grid-cols-3` with `lg:col-span-2` — this wrapper is removed entirely, making the table full-width.
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+ The stage name cell currently uses `border-l-2 pl-2` (a CSS left-border visual) — this is replaced with an explicit `}` glyph prefix string.
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+ ## Handoff Summary
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+ **For:** Nigel
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+ **Feature:** adjust-stage-table
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+ ### Key Decisions
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+ - Three stories map cleanly to the three bounded changes: layout width, glyph prefix, new columns.
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+ - Glyph map is authoritative: `}` alex, `}}` cass, `}}}` nigel-*, `}}}}` codey-*; unknown keys get no prefix.
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+ - `border-l-2 pl-2` classes are fully removed from the stage name `<span>` — not just de-emphasised.
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+ - `avgTokens` is rounded to nearest integer; `avgFeedbackRating` is to one decimal place — null when no data.
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+ - Column header order: Stage | Avg Duration | Avg Tokens | Avg Feedback Rating.
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+ ### Files Created
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+ - story-table-width.md — full-width layout, removes `lg:col-span-2` and 3-col grid wrapper
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+ - story-agent-glyphs.md — `}` glyph prefix replaces CSS left-border treatment
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+ - story-new-columns.md — `StageAverage` type extension + two new table columns
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+ ### Open Questions
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+ - None
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+ ### Critical Context
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+ Nigel needs to test two layers: (1) pure function `computeStageAverages` in `lib/insights.ts` —
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+ feed it mock `InsightsRun[]` with varied `stages` JSONB and assert `avgTokens`/`avgFeedbackRating`
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+ on the returned array; (2) `InsightsPanel.tsx` rendering — assert absence of `lg:col-span-2` and
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+ `border-l-2`/`pl-2`, presence of correct glyph text, correct null/value cell display for new columns.
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+ Source fields: `stageData.tokens` (number), `stageData.feedback.rating` (nested one level under `feedback`).
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+ ## Handoff Summary
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+ **For:** Codey
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+ **Feature:** adjust-stage-table
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+ ### Key Decisions
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+ - Pure file-content assertions for TSX checks; direct import of `lib/insights.js` (the plain-JS mirror) for unit tests — no DOM, no build step, no ts-node.
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+ - T-AST-03 (`overflow-x-auto`) passes pre-implementation intentionally — it's a preservation requirement.
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+ - T-AST-10 and T-AST-11 extract the `computeStageAverages` function body via string index to avoid false positives from the global `avgFeedbackRating` computation already in the file.
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+ - T-AST-14 checks for `avgFeedbackRating` after `stageAverages.map` to distinguish the per-stage `<td>` from the global stat card.
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+ - `lib/insights.js` must be kept in sync with `lib/insights.ts` by Codey (same pattern as all other functions in that file).
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+ ### Files Created
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+ - /workspaces/murmur8/murmur8_portal/test/artifacts/feature_adjust-stage-table/test-spec.md
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+ - /workspaces/murmur8/murmur8_portal/test/feature_adjust-stage-table.test.js
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+ ### Open Questions
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+ - None
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+ ### Critical Context
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+ Codey must change exactly two files:
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+ **1. `murmur8_portal/lib/insights.ts` (and its mirror `lib/insights.js`)**
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+ - Extend `StageAverage` interface: add `avgTokens: number | null` and `avgFeedbackRating: number | null`.
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+ - In `computeStageAverages`, for each stage key, also collect `stageData.tokens` values and `stageData.feedback.rating` values alongside durations.
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+ - `avgTokens`: mean of collected token numbers, rounded to nearest integer (`Math.round`). `null` when none.
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+ - `avgFeedbackRating`: mean of collected rating numbers, to 1 decimal (`parseFloat(mean.toFixed(1))`). `null` when none.
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+ - Return `{ key: stageKey, avgDurationMs, avgTokens, avgFeedbackRating }` from the map.
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+ - Mirror the identical logic in `lib/insights.js`.
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+ **2. `murmur8_portal/app/dashboard/InsightsPanel.tsx`**
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+ - **Layout:** Remove the `<div className="grid grid-cols-1 gap-4 lg:grid-cols-3">` wrapper around the stage table. The stage table div (with `overflow-x-auto`) should render as a standalone block directly beneath the stat cards grid.
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+ - **Glyph prefix:** Add a glyph helper (e.g. `stageGlyph(key)`) that maps: `alex`→`}`, `cass`→`}}`, `nigel-*`→`}}}`, `codey-*`→`}}}}`, unknown→`''`. Remove `border-l-2 pl-2` from the stage name `<span>`. Replace `{key}` in the cell with `{stageGlyph(key)} {key}` (or equivalent inline template).
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+ - **New columns:** In the `<thead>` row, add `<th>Avg Tokens</th>` and `<th>Avg Feedback Rating</th>` after `Avg Duration`. In the `<tbody>` row, destructure `avgTokens` and `avgFeedbackRating` from each `StageAverage`, and add two `<td>` cells: tokens displays `avgTokens !== null ? avgTokens.toLocaleString() : '—'`; rating displays `avgFeedbackRating !== null ? avgFeedbackRating : '—'`.
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+ storyId: ag-01
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+ feature: adjust-stage-table
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+ # Story: Agent Glyph Prefix in Stage Name Cell
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+ ## User Story
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+ As a dashboard viewer,
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+ I want each stage row to display the same `}` glyph prefix I see in my terminal,
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+ so that I can immediately recognise agent depth without relying on colour alone.
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+ ## Background
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+ The current stage name cell uses `border-l-2 pl-2` Tailwind classes to render a coloured
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+ left border as a visual depth cue. This is replaced with an explicit `}` glyph string prefix
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+ prepended to the stage key. The `stageAccentClass` per-agent colour is preserved; only the
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+ visual prefix mechanism changes.
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+ ### Authoritative glyph map
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+ | Stage key | Glyph prefix | Displayed text |
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+ | `alex` | `}` | `} alex` |
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+ | `cass` | `}}` | `}} cass` |
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+ | `nigel-spec` | `}}}` | `}}} nigel-spec` |
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+ | `nigel-tests` | `}}}` | `}}} nigel-tests` |
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+ | `codey-plan` | `}}}}` | `}}}} codey-plan` |
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+ | `codey-implement` | `}}}}` | `}}}} codey-implement` |
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+ | (unknown key) | (none) | raw key unchanged |
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+ ## Acceptance Criteria
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+ **Given** a stage row with `key === 'alex'`,
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the visible text is `} alex` (one `}` plus a space plus the key).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a stage row with `key === 'cass'`,
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the visible text is `}} cass` (two `}` characters plus a space plus the key).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a stage row with `key === 'nigel-spec'` or `key === 'nigel-tests'`,
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the visible text starts with `}}} ` (three `}` characters plus a space).
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+ **Given** a stage row with `key === 'codey-plan'` or `key === 'codey-implement'`,
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the visible text starts with `}}}} ` (four `}` characters plus a space).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a stage row with any known key,
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the `<span>` element does NOT carry the classes `border-l-2` or `pl-2`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a stage row with a known key (e.g. `alex`),
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the per-agent colour class from `stageAccentClass` (e.g. `text-sky-400`) is still present on the stage name `<span>`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a stage row whose key does not appear in the glyph map (unknown stage),
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+ **When** the stage name cell renders,
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+ **Then** the visible text is the raw stage key with no glyph prefix prepended.
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+ ## Out of Scope
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+ - Changes to the `stageAccentClass` function or its colour assignments.
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+ - Glyph changes on the run-detail page stage cards.
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+ - Changes to any stage glyph rendering outside `InsightsPanel.tsx`.
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+ storyId: nc-01
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+ feature: adjust-stage-table
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+ # Story: Avg Tokens and Avg Feedback Rating Columns
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+ ## User Story
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+ As a dashboard viewer,
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+ I want to see average token usage and average feedback rating per stage in the stage table,
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+ so that I can spot cost and quality signals at a glance without navigating to individual run pages.
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+ ## Background
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+ `computeStageAverages` in `lib/insights.ts` currently returns `StageAverage[]` with only `key`
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+ and `avgDurationMs`. This story extends the type with two new nullable fields and populates them
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+ from the stages JSONB:
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+ - `avgTokens: number | null` — average of `stageData.tokens` (a number) across all runs for the stage.
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+ - `avgFeedbackRating: number | null` — average of `stageData.feedback.rating` (a number 1–5) across
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+ all runs for the stage.
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+ `InsightsPanel.tsx` renders two new table columns — **Avg Tokens** and **Avg Feedback Rating** —
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+ using these fields.
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+ ## Acceptance Criteria
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+ **Given** the `StageAverage` type in `lib/insights.ts`,
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+ **When** the type is inspected,
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+ **Then** it declares `avgTokens: number | null` and `avgFeedbackRating: number | null` fields in addition to the existing `key` and `avgDurationMs`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** runs whose stages JSONB contains `stageData.tokens` numeric values for a stage,
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+ **When** `computeStageAverages` is called,
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+ **Then** the returned `StageAverage` for that stage has `avgTokens` equal to the arithmetic mean of those values, rounded to the nearest integer.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** runs whose stages JSONB contains `stageData.feedback.rating` numeric values (1–5) for a stage,
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+ **When** `computeStageAverages` is called,
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+ **Then** the returned `StageAverage` for that stage has `avgFeedbackRating` equal to the arithmetic mean of those values to one decimal place (e.g. `4.2`).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** no runs have a `stageData.tokens` value for a particular stage (field absent or null),
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+ **When** `computeStageAverages` is called,
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+ **Then** the returned `StageAverage` for that stage has `avgTokens === null`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** no runs have a `stageData.feedback.rating` value for a particular stage,
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+ **When** `computeStageAverages` is called,
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+ **Then** the returned `StageAverage` for that stage has `avgFeedbackRating === null`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** the InsightsPanel renders with populated `stageAverages`,
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+ **When** the stage breakdown table header row is rendered,
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+ **Then** it contains three `<th>` columns: `Stage`, `Avg Duration`, `Avg Tokens`, and `Avg Feedback Rating`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a `StageAverage` entry where `avgTokens` is a number (e.g. `4230`),
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+ **When** the corresponding table row renders,
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+ **Then** the Avg Tokens cell displays the value as a comma-grouped integer string (e.g. `4,230`).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a `StageAverage` entry where `avgFeedbackRating` is a number (e.g. `4.2`),
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+ **When** the corresponding table row renders,
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+ **Then** the Avg Feedback Rating cell displays the value to one decimal place (e.g. `4.2`).
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a `StageAverage` entry where `avgTokens` is `null`,
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+ **When** the corresponding table row renders,
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+ **Then** the Avg Tokens cell displays `—`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** a `StageAverage` entry where `avgFeedbackRating` is `null`,
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+ **When** the corresponding table row renders,
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+ **Then** the Avg Feedback Rating cell displays `—`.
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+ ## Out of Scope
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+ - Changes to how `stageData.tokens` or `stageData.feedback.rating` are stored or sent from the API.
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+ - Adding any columns beyond `avgTokens` and `avgFeedbackRating`.
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+ - Changes to the global `avgFeedbackRating` stat card already rendered in the stat tile grid.
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+ - Sorting or filtering the stage table by the new columns.
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+ - Changes to the run-detail page stage cards.
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+ storyId: tw-01
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+ feature: adjust-stage-table
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+ ---
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+ # Story: Stage Table Full-Width Layout
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+ ## User Story
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+ As a dashboard viewer,
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+ I want the stage breakdown table to span the full width of the dashboard,
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+ so that the layout feels consistent with the stat tile grid above it.
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+ ## Background
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+ The current layout wraps the stage table inside a `grid grid-cols-1 lg:grid-cols-3` container
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+ with a `lg:col-span-2` class on the table div, making it narrower than the stat cards grid
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+ (`grid grid-cols-2 sm:grid-cols-4`) that appears above it. This feature removes that wrapper.
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+ ## Acceptance Criteria
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+ **Given** the InsightsPanel renders with at least one `StageAverage` entry,
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+ **When** the dashboard page loads on a large (lg) screen,
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+ **Then** the stage breakdown table container is NOT inside a `grid grid-cols-1 lg:grid-cols-3` wrapper div.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** the InsightsPanel renders with at least one `StageAverage` entry,
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+ **When** the dashboard page loads on a large (lg) screen,
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+ **Then** the stage table container div does NOT carry the class `lg:col-span-2`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** the InsightsPanel renders with at least one `StageAverage` entry,
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+ **When** the stage table container is inspected,
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+ **Then** it renders as a standalone block-level element (no multi-column grid wrapper) directly beneath the stat cards `<div>`.
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+ ---
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+ **Given** the stat tile grid uses `grid grid-cols-2 sm:grid-cols-4` with a `max-w-6xl` outer container,
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+ **When** the stage table is rendered,
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+ **Then** the table occupies the same full horizontal span as the stat tile grid (i.e. stretches to the `max-w-6xl` boundary).
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+ **Given** the dashboard renders on a small (mobile) screen,
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+ **When** the stage table is displayed,
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+ **Then** horizontal overflow scrolling is still available (`overflow-x-auto`) so narrow screens are not broken.
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+ ## Out of Scope
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+ - Changes to stat card layout or the `grid grid-cols-2 sm:grid-cols-4` grid itself.
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+ - Changes to the failure callout section (previously in the 3-col grid alongside the table).
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+ - Responsive breakpoint behaviour beyond removing the `lg:col-span-2` constraint.
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+ - Any change to table column content — this story is layout only.
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  2. At pipeline start (Step 5 of SKILL.md), orchestrator generates a `runId` UUID v4 and stores it in working context
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  4. Pipeline executes normally; timings, stage statuses, and feedback are collected as usual
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- 5. At pipeline end (Step 12 of SKILL.md), `src/telemetry.js` builds the payload, compresses artifacts, and POSTs to the configured URL
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- 6. On success, no user-visible output occurs (silent)
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- 7. On failure, the payload is appended to `.claude/telemetry-failed.json` silently
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+ 5. At pipeline end (after the `history record` call in Step 12 of SKILL.md), the orchestrator executes an explicit Bash step that calls `loadConfig`, `buildPayload`, `compressArtifact`, and `enqueueFailure` from `src/telemetry.js` to build and POST the payload
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+ 6. For refinement runs, the equivalent send step is executed at Step 7 of REFINE_SKILL.md (after `history record`) using the same building-block functions, with `type: "refinement"` and `parentRunId` added to the payload
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+ 7. On success, no user-visible output occurs (silent)
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+ 8. On failure, the payload is appended to `.claude/telemetry-failed.json` silently
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  - **Outputs:** Frontmatter with stable `featureId`
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  - **Deterministic:** Yes (preserves existing); No for initial generation (random UUID)
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+ - **Description:** Both SKILL.md (Step 12) and REFINE_SKILL.md (Step 7) MUST include an explicit Bash step that invokes `src/telemetry.js` building-block functions (`loadConfig`, `buildPayload`, `compressArtifact`, `enqueueFailure`) via a `node -e` inline script after the `history record` call. The step is mandatory and must not be a pseudocode comment — it must be a real, executable Bash command. For REFINE_SKILL.md the payload must include `type: "refinement"` and `parentRunId`.
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+ - **Inputs:** All stage timings collected during the run, `featureId` from FEATURE_SPEC.md frontmatter, `runId` from working context, `MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_URL` and `MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_KEY` from `.env` / real env
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+ - **Outputs:** HTTP POST fired (silent on success); payload written to `.claude/telemetry-failed.json` on any error (silent)
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+ - `REFINE_SKILL.md` Step 7 — Must replace the current pseudocode comment with an explicit Bash step to invoke `src/telemetry.js` building-block functions; payload must include `type: "refinement"` and `parentRunId`
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+ | 2026-05-19 | Initial feature specification created | New feature: telemetry layer | Alex |
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+ | 2026-05-27 | Added Rule: Explicit Send Invocation; updated Behaviour Overview and Dependencies to require real Bash send step in SKILL.md Step 12 and REFINE_SKILL.md Step 7; added REFINE_SKILL.md to dependency list | Gap: runs complete and history is recorded locally but nothing is ever POSTed to the endpoint | Steve |
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+ # Story Changes — pipeline-telemetry refinement (2026-05-27)
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+ ## Reason for refinement
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+ The telemetry send was never executed at the end of a pipeline run. `src/telemetry.js` contains all building-block functions (`loadConfig`, `buildPayload`, `compressArtifact`, `enqueueFailure`) but:
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+ The fix requires both SKILL.md and REFINE_SKILL.md to include an explicit, executable Bash step after `history record` that calls the `src/telemetry.js` building-block functions to build and POST the payload.
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+ ---
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+ ## Stories directly affected
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+ ### story-payload-send.md — REQUIRES UPDATE
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+ **Why:** The story's context line says "Send occurs at pipeline end (Step 12 of SKILL.md) via `src/telemetry.js`" but makes no distinction between `sendTelemetry` (which does not exist as a function) and the actual building-block call pattern. The story must be updated to:
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+ 1. Clarify that the orchestrator invokes a `node -e` inline Bash step that calls `loadConfig`, `buildPayload`, `compressArtifact`, and `enqueueFailure` from `src/telemetry.js` — there is no single `sendTelemetry` wrapper function
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+ **New AC to add (AC-7):**
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+ ## Stories not affected
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+ | story-telemetry-activation.md | Activation rules (URL presence, env var precedence) are unchanged |
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+ | story-identifiers.md | runId and featureId generation and lifecycle are unchanged |
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+ | story-failed-queue-retry.md | Queue and retry logic are unchanged; enqueueFailure is already implemented |
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+ | story-init-integration.md | .env template and .gitignore changes are unchanged |
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+ ---
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+ ## SKILL.md and REFINE_SKILL.md changes required (for Codey)
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+ ### SKILL.md — Step 12
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+ After the `node bin/cli.js history record '{...}'` bash block, add an explicit step:
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+ # Fire-and-forget telemetry send (silent; never blocks pipeline)
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+ const { gitHubUser, repoName } = t.resolveGitContext(process.cwd());
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+ const fs = require('fs'), path = require('path');
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+ }
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+ " 2>/dev/null || true
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+ ```
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+ - Non-blocking (fire-and-forget; pipeline does not await the response)
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+ - Silent on success (stdout suppressed via `2>/dev/null || true`)
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+ - Fire-and-forget: network errors invoke `enqueueFailure`, not pipeline abort
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+ ### REFINE_SKILL.md — Step 7
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9
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+ - **Assertion:** `/sendTelemetry\s*\(/` must match somewhere in the file (an actual function call, not prose)
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13
+ - **Fix required:** Add a `sendTelemetry(payload, config)` call inside the Step 12 block
14
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15
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16
+ - **File asserted:** `REFINE_SKILL.md`
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+ - **Assertion:** `/sendTelemetry\s*\(/` must match somewhere in the file
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+ - **Current state:** FAILS — Step 7 only calls `linkParentRun` and `buildRefinementPayload` but never sends
19
+ - **Fix required:** Add `sendTelemetry(payload, config)` call in the Step 7 code block
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+ - **File asserted:** `SKILL.md`
23
+ - **Assertion:** Both string literals `MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_URL` and `MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_KEY` must appear
24
+ - **Current state:** FAILS — neither env var name appears anywhere in SKILL.md
25
+ - **Fix required:** Show `loadConfig` call (or equivalent) that reads both env vars in Step 12
26
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27
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28
+ - **File asserted:** `REFINE_SKILL.md`
29
+ - **Assertion:** `type: 'refinement'` or `type: "refinement"` must appear on a non-comment line
30
+ - **Current state:** FAILS — the string only appears in a `//` comment on line 217; not in an actual object literal
31
+ - **Fix required:** Include `type: 'refinement'` as a real property in the payload object passed to `sendTelemetry`
32
+
33
+ ## Test IDs — No Collision
34
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35
+ Existing test IDs:
36
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+ - T-ID-1 through T-ID-5
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+ - T-PS-1 through T-PS-8
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+ - T-GC-1 through T-GC-5
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+ - T-FQ-1 through T-FQ-6
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+ - T-II-1 through T-II-5
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43
+
44
+ New IDs `T-PT-NEW-1` through `T-PT-NEW-4` do not collide with any existing ID.
45
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46
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47
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48
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49
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50
+ | Total | 45 |
51
+ | Pass | 41 |
52
+ | Fail (intentional — gap tests) | 4 |
53
+
54
+ ## Files Changed
55
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56
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  # murmur8
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+ ![murmur8](.github/assets/github-readme-header.svg)
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  AI coding tools can be a black box. You describe what you want, magic happens, and code appears. If it's wrong, you describe it again and hope for better. There's no process, no trail, no shared understanding of why decisions were made.
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  murmur8 is different. Agents Alex, Cass, Nigel, and Codey run a structured, documented pipeline — the kind a good engineering team would run naturally. Each agent produces real, readable artefacts: a feature spec, user stories, a test plan, an implementation. You can read every one of them, understand the reasoning, and step in at any point. It's not magic. It's a repeatable process that happens to move very fast.
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+ # /refine-feature Skill
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+ Refine an existing feature by conversing with Alex, then propagating changes through stories, tests, and implementation.
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+ ## Invocation
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+ ```bash
8
+ /refine-feature [slug]
9
+ /refine-feature "user-auth" # Refine a specific feature
10
+ /refine-feature "user-auth" --no-commit # Skip auto-commit
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+ ```
12
+
13
+ ## When to Use
14
+
15
+ Use `/refine-feature` after `/implement-feature` when:
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+ - The implementation doesn't match your intent
17
+ - Requirements changed since the original run
18
+ - Tests pass but behaviour is wrong
19
+ - You have new information that changes scope
20
+
21
+ ## Pipeline
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+
23
+ ```
24
+ /refine-feature "slug"
25
+
26
+
27
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
28
+ │ 1. Load context │
29
+ │ Read existing spec, stories, tests │
30
+ │ and pipeline history for slug │
31
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
32
+
33
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34
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
35
+ │ 2. Alex — Conversation + Spec Diff │
36
+ │ User provides feedback (freeform) │
37
+ │ Alex proposes spec diff │
38
+ │ User approves or requests revision │
39
+ │ Alex writes updated FEATURE_SPEC.md │
40
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
41
+
42
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43
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
44
+ │ 3. Cass — Story Propagation │
45
+ │ (skipped for technical features) │
46
+ │ Updates affected story files │
47
+ │ Writes story-changes.md │
48
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
49
+
50
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51
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
52
+ │ 4. Nigel — Test Propagation │
53
+ │ Updates affected test cases │
54
+ │ Writes test-changes.md │
55
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
56
+
57
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58
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
59
+ │ *** MANDATORY PAUSE *** │
60
+ │ User reviews: spec diff, story │
61
+ │ changes, test changes │
62
+ │ Must confirm before Codey runs │
63
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
64
+
65
+
66
+ ┌────────────────────────────────────────┐
67
+ │ 5. Codey — Implement │
68
+ │ Test-first, incremental │
69
+ │ Iterates until tests pass │
70
+ │ Auto-commit (unless --no-commit) │
71
+ └────────────────────────────────────────┘
72
+ ```
73
+
74
+ ## Rules
75
+
76
+ - **featureId is always preserved** — never changes across refinements
77
+ - **Mandatory pause before Codey** — no flag can bypass this gate
78
+ - **Cass skipped for technical features** — if no story-*.md files exist
79
+ - **Telemetry lineage** — each refinement records `parentRunId` pointing to the run being refined; `type: "refinement"`
80
+
81
+ ## Telemetry Lineage
82
+
83
+ Every refinement is linked to the run it refines:
84
+
85
+ ```
86
+ run-1 (original /implement-feature)
87
+ └── run-2 (first /refine-feature, parentRunId: run-1)
88
+ └── run-3 (second /refine-feature, parentRunId: run-2)
89
+ ```
90
+
91
+ All runs share the same `featureId`. This lets you track how many refinements a feature has had and trace the full history chain.
92
+
93
+ ## Implementation Prompt
94
+
95
+ You are the `/refine-feature` orchestrator.
96
+
97
+ ### Step 1: Load Context
98
+
99
+ ```javascript
100
+ const { loadRefinementContext, linkParentRun } = require('./src/refine');
101
+ const ctx = await loadRefinementContext(slug, process.cwd());
102
+ // ctx: { slug, featureId, spec, stories, history, lastRunStatus }
103
+ ```
104
+
105
+ Display to user:
106
+ ```
107
+ Feature: {slug}
108
+ Stories: {count} found
109
+ Last run: {status or "no history"}
110
+ Feature ID: {featureId}
111
+
112
+ What needs to change?
113
+ ```
114
+
115
+ ### Step 2: Alex — Conversation + Spec Diff
116
+
117
+ Use the Task tool with `subagent_type="general-purpose"`:
118
+
119
+ ```
120
+ You are Alex, the System Specification Agent, in REFINEMENT mode.
121
+
122
+ ## Context
123
+ - Feature: {slug}
124
+ - Feature ID: {featureId} (MUST be preserved)
125
+ - Current spec: {spec content}
126
+ - Stories: {story list}
127
+ - Last run status: {status}
128
+
129
+ ## User Feedback
130
+ {user's freeform feedback}
131
+
132
+ ## Task
133
+ 1. Analyse what needs to change in the spec based on the feedback
134
+ 2. Present a proposed diff (show OLD vs NEW for changed sections)
135
+ 3. Wait for user approval
136
+ 4. On approval: update FEATURE_SPEC.md preserving featureId in YAML frontmatter
137
+ 5. Write .blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/story-changes.md listing which stories are affected and why
138
+
139
+ ## Rules
140
+ - featureId MUST remain unchanged in the frontmatter
141
+ - Present diff before writing — do not write until approved
142
+ - Keep changes minimal — only what the feedback requires
143
+ - If feedback is unclear, ask a clarifying question
144
+ ```
145
+
146
+ ### Step 3: Cass — Story Propagation (if user-facing)
147
+
148
+ Use the Task tool with `subagent_type="general-purpose"`:
149
+
150
+ ```
151
+ You are Cass, the Story Writer Agent, in REFINEMENT mode.
152
+
153
+ ## Context
154
+ - Feature: {slug}
155
+ - story-changes.md: {path}
156
+
157
+ ## Task
158
+ 1. Read story-changes.md to understand which stories are affected
159
+ 2. Update ONLY the affected story files
160
+ 3. Preserve all unaffected stories as-is
161
+ 4. Write a brief note at the top of each updated story: "Refined: {date} — {reason}"
162
+
163
+ ## Rules
164
+ - Do NOT rewrite stories that are not in story-changes.md
165
+ - Keep acceptance criteria testable and explicit
166
+ ```
167
+
168
+ ### Step 4: Nigel — Test Propagation
169
+
170
+ Use the Task tool with `subagent_type="general-purpose"`:
171
+
172
+ ```
173
+ You are Nigel, the Tester Agent, in REFINEMENT mode.
174
+
175
+ ## Context
176
+ - Feature: {slug}
177
+ - story-changes.md: {path} (or spec diff if no stories)
178
+ - Existing tests: test/feature_{slug}.test.js
179
+
180
+ ## Task
181
+ 1. Identify which tests are affected by the story/spec changes
182
+ 2. Update ONLY the affected test cases
183
+ 3. Write test-changes.md documenting what changed and why
184
+
185
+ ## Rules
186
+ - Do NOT modify tests for unaffected stories
187
+ - New test IDs must not collide with existing ones
188
+ - Write test-changes.md to .blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/
189
+ ```
190
+
191
+ ### Step 5: Mandatory Pause
192
+
193
+ Display to user:
194
+ ```
195
+ --- Changes ready for review ---
196
+
197
+ Spec: .blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/FEATURE_SPEC.md
198
+ Stories updated: {list or "none (technical feature)"}
199
+ Tests updated: {count} test cases
200
+
201
+ Review the changes above.
202
+
203
+ Proceed with Codey implementation? [y/n]
204
+ ```
205
+
206
+ **Wait for explicit "y" or "yes". No flag bypasses this.**
207
+
208
+ ### Step 6: Codey — Implement
209
+
210
+ Use the Task tool with `subagent_type="general-purpose"` (same prompt as main pipeline Codey implement stage).
211
+
212
+ ### Step 7: Record Telemetry
213
+
214
+ ```bash
215
+ node -e "
216
+ const path = require('path');
217
+ const { loadConfig, buildPayload, generateRunId, resolveGitContext, ensureFeatureId, sendTelemetry } = require(path.join(process.cwd(), 'src/telemetry'));
218
+ const config = loadConfig(path.join(process.cwd(), '.env'));
219
+ // config reads MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_URL and MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_KEY from .env / process.env
220
+ if (!config.url) process.exit(0);
221
+ const { gitHubUser, repoName } = resolveGitContext(process.cwd());
222
+ const specPath = '.blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/FEATURE_SPEC.md';
223
+ let featureId = null;
224
+ try { featureId = ensureFeatureId(specPath); } catch (_) {}
225
+ const payload = buildPayload({
226
+ runId: generateRunId(),
227
+ featureId,
228
+ slug: '{slug}',
229
+ type: 'refinement',
230
+ parentRunId: '{PARENT_RUN_ID}',
231
+ status: 'success',
232
+ startedAt: '<REFINE_START>',
233
+ completedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
234
+ totalDurationMs: <TOTAL_MS>,
235
+ gitHubUser,
236
+ repoName,
237
+ });
238
+ sendTelemetry(payload, { url: config.url, key: config.key }).catch(() => {});
239
+ " 2>/dev/null || true
240
+ ```
241
+
242
+ ### Step 8: Commit (unless --no-commit)
243
+
244
+ ```bash
245
+ git add .blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/ test/
246
+ git commit -m "refine({slug}): {brief description of change}
247
+
248
+ parentRunId: {lineage.parentRunId}
249
+
250
+ Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>"
251
+ ```
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718
  Omit stages that were skipped (e.g. cass when `--skip-stories` was used). Set `status` to `"failed"` and add `"failedStage": "<stage>"` on failure, or `"paused"` and `"pausedAfter": "<stage>"` on pause.
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719
 
720
+ Then send telemetry (fire-and-forget, silent on success or failure):
721
+
722
+ ```bash
723
+ node -e "
724
+ const path = require('path');
725
+ const { loadConfig, buildPayload, generateRunId, resolveGitContext, ensureFeatureId, sendTelemetry } = require(path.join(process.cwd(), 'src/telemetry'));
726
+ const config = loadConfig(path.join(process.cwd(), '.env'));
727
+ // config reads MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_URL and MURMUR8_TELEMETRY_KEY from .env / process.env
728
+ if (!config.url) process.exit(0);
729
+ const { gitHubUser, repoName } = resolveGitContext(process.cwd());
730
+ const specPath = '.blueprint/features/feature_{slug}/FEATURE_SPEC.md';
731
+ let featureId = null;
732
+ try { featureId = ensureFeatureId(specPath); } catch (_) {}
733
+ const payload = buildPayload({
734
+ runId: generateRunId(),
735
+ featureId,
736
+ slug: '{slug}',
737
+ type: 'feature',
738
+ status: '<STATUS>',
739
+ startedAt: '<PIPELINE_START>',
740
+ completedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
741
+ totalDurationMs: <TOTAL_MS>,
742
+ gitHubUser,
743
+ repoName,
744
+ stages: {
745
+ alex: { startedAt: '<ALEX_START>', completedAt: '<ALEX_END>', durationMs: <ALEX_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
746
+ cass: { startedAt: '<CASS_START>', completedAt: '<CASS_END>', durationMs: <CASS_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
747
+ 'nigel-spec': { startedAt: '<NIGEL_SPEC_START>', completedAt: '<NIGEL_SPEC_END>', durationMs: <NIGEL_SPEC_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
748
+ 'nigel-tests': { startedAt: '<NIGEL_TESTS_START>', completedAt: '<NIGEL_TESTS_END>', durationMs: <NIGEL_TESTS_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
749
+ 'codey-plan': { startedAt: '<CODEY_PLAN_START>', completedAt: '<CODEY_PLAN_END>', durationMs: <CODEY_PLAN_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
750
+ 'codey-implement':{ startedAt: '<CODEY_IMPL_START>', completedAt: '<CODEY_IMPL_END>', durationMs: <CODEY_IMPL_DURATION_MS>, status: 'success' },
751
+ },
752
+ });
753
+ sendTelemetry(payload, { url: config.url, key: config.key }).catch(() => {});
754
+ " 2>/dev/null || true
755
+ ```
756
+
720
757
  **Display summary:** Stage status (✓/✗), test count, duration, commit hash, feedback ratings, cost breakdown per stage.
721
758
 
722
759
  ---
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "murmur8",
3
- "version": "4.7.2",
3
+ "version": "4.7.4",
4
4
  "description": "Multi-agent workflow framework for automated feature development",
5
5
  "main": "src/index.js",
6
6
  "bin": {
@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@
24
24
  "url": "git+https://github.com/NewmanJustice/murmur8.git"
25
25
  },
26
26
  "license": "MIT",
27
+ "logo": ".github/assets/murmur8-npm-icon.svg",
27
28
  "engines": {
28
29
  "node": ">=18.0.0"
29
30
  },
@@ -32,6 +33,7 @@
32
33
  "src",
33
34
  ".blueprint",
34
35
  ".business_context",
35
- "SKILL.md"
36
+ "SKILL.md",
37
+ "REFINE_SKILL.md"
36
38
  ]
37
39
  }
package/src/index.js CHANGED
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ const {
106
106
  markWorktreeAborted,
107
107
  getPromptText
108
108
  } = require('./diff-preview');
109
- const { loadConfig, generateRunId, ensureFeatureId, buildPayload, compressArtifact,
109
+ const { loadConfig, generateRunId, resolveGitContext, ensureFeatureId, buildPayload, compressArtifact,
110
110
  enqueueFailure, retryQueue, ensureDotenv, ensureGitignore, formatTelemetryConfig
111
111
  } = require('./telemetry');
112
112
  const tools = require('./tools');
@@ -177,6 +177,7 @@ module.exports = {
177
177
  // Telemetry module exports
178
178
  loadConfig,
179
179
  generateRunId,
180
+ resolveGitContext,
180
181
  ensureFeatureId,
181
182
  buildPayload,
182
183
  compressArtifact,
package/src/telemetry.js CHANGED
@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ const fs = require('fs');
4
4
  const path = require('path');
5
5
  const zlib = require('zlib');
6
6
  const crypto = require('crypto');
7
+ const { execFileSync } = require('child_process');
7
8
 
8
9
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9
10
  // loadConfig — parse .env line by line; real process.env takes precedence
@@ -39,6 +40,41 @@ function generateRunId() {
39
40
  return crypto.randomUUID();
40
41
  }
41
42
 
43
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
44
+ // resolveGitContext — resolves gitHubUser and repoName from git + env
45
+ //
46
+ // gitHubUser fallback chain:
47
+ // GITHUB_ACTOR → GITHUB_USER → git config user.email → git config user.name → null
48
+ //
49
+ // repoName: last path segment of `git remote get-url origin`, .git suffix stripped
50
+ // Both fields are null when unavailable rather than throwing.
51
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
52
+ function resolveGitContext(cwd) {
53
+ function git(...args) {
54
+ try {
55
+ return execFileSync('git', args, { cwd, encoding: 'utf8', stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'ignore'] }).trim() || null;
56
+ } catch (_) { return null; }
57
+ }
58
+
59
+ const gitHubUser =
60
+ process.env.GITHUB_ACTOR ||
61
+ process.env.GITHUB_USER ||
62
+ git('config', 'user.email') ||
63
+ git('config', 'user.name') ||
64
+ null;
65
+
66
+ let repoName = null;
67
+ const remoteUrl = git('remote', 'get-url', 'origin');
68
+ if (remoteUrl) {
69
+ // Strip .git suffix, then grab the last path/colon-separated segment
70
+ const cleaned = remoteUrl.replace(/\.git$/, '');
71
+ const match = cleaned.match(/[/:]([\w.-]+)$/);
72
+ if (match) repoName = match[1];
73
+ }
74
+
75
+ return { gitHubUser, repoName };
76
+ }
77
+
42
78
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
43
79
  // ensureFeatureId — reads/writes featureId into YAML frontmatter
44
80
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -69,9 +105,11 @@ function ensureFeatureId(specPath) {
69
105
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
70
106
  function buildPayload(runData) {
71
107
  const { runId, featureId, slug, status, startedAt, completedAt,
72
- totalDurationMs, stages, artifacts, feedback } = runData;
108
+ totalDurationMs, stages, artifacts, feedback,
109
+ gitHubUser = null, repoName = null } = runData;
73
110
 
74
- const run = { featureId, slug, status, startedAt, completedAt, totalDurationMs };
111
+ const run = { featureId, slug, status, startedAt, completedAt, totalDurationMs,
112
+ gitHubUser, repoName };
75
113
  if (stages) run.stages = stages;
76
114
  if (feedback && typeof feedback === 'object' && Object.keys(feedback).length > 0) {
77
115
  run.feedback = feedback;
@@ -122,6 +160,43 @@ function retryQueue(queuePath, sendFn) {
122
160
  fs.writeFileSync(queuePath, JSON.stringify(remaining, null, 2));
123
161
  }
124
162
 
163
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
164
+ // sendTelemetry — fire-and-forget HTTP POST; resolves/rejects silently
165
+ // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
166
+ function sendTelemetry(payload, config) {
167
+ const { url, key } = config || {};
168
+ if (!url) return Promise.resolve();
169
+
170
+ return new Promise((resolve) => {
171
+ const body = JSON.stringify(payload);
172
+ const parsedUrl = new URL(url);
173
+ const isHttps = parsedUrl.protocol === 'https:';
174
+ const transport = isHttps ? require('https') : require('http');
175
+
176
+ const options = {
177
+ hostname: parsedUrl.hostname,
178
+ port: parsedUrl.port || (isHttps ? 443 : 80),
179
+ path: parsedUrl.pathname + (parsedUrl.search || ''),
180
+ method: 'POST',
181
+ headers: {
182
+ 'Content-Type': 'application/json',
183
+ 'Content-Length': Buffer.byteLength(body),
184
+ 'X-API-Key': key || '',
185
+ },
186
+ };
187
+
188
+ const req = transport.request(options, (res) => {
189
+ res.resume(); // drain and ignore response body
190
+ resolve();
191
+ });
192
+
193
+ req.setTimeout(10000, () => { req.destroy(); resolve(); });
194
+ req.on('error', () => resolve());
195
+ req.write(body);
196
+ req.end();
197
+ });
198
+ }
199
+
125
200
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
126
201
  // ensureDotenv — creates/appends .env with commented telemetry template
127
202
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -187,9 +262,11 @@ function formatTelemetryConfig(config, queuePath) {
187
262
  module.exports = {
188
263
  loadConfig,
189
264
  generateRunId,
265
+ resolveGitContext,
190
266
  ensureFeatureId,
191
267
  buildPayload,
192
268
  compressArtifact,
269
+ sendTelemetry,
193
270
  enqueueFailure,
194
271
  retryQueue,
195
272
  ensureDotenv,