myaidev-method 0.2.5 → 0.2.6

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+ # SPARC Development Workflow
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+
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+ Execute the complete 5-phase SPARC development workflow using MyAIDev Method's systematic approach: $ARGUMENTS
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+
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+ Orchestrates all development agents in sequence: Architecture → Implementation → Testing → Review → Documentation
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+
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+ ## SPARC Workflow Phases
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+
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+ The workflow executes these phases in sequence:
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+
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+ ### 1. **Specification & Architecture** (`/myai-dev-architect`)
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+ - Requirements analysis
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+ - System design with Mermaid diagrams
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+ - API specifications
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+ - Data modeling
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+ - Technology recommendations
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+ - Security planning
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+
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+ **Output**: `.myaidev-method/sparc/architecture.md`
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+
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+ ### 2. **Pseudocode & Implementation** (`/myai-dev-code`)
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+ - Feature implementation based on architecture
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+ - SOLID principles application
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+ - Security best practices
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+ - Error handling
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+ - Inline documentation
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+
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+ **Output**: `.myaidev-method/sparc/code-output/`
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+
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+ ### 3. **Architecture Validation & Testing** (`/myai-dev-test`)
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+ - Unit test creation
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+ - Integration test development
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+ - Coverage analysis (80%+ target)
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+ - Quality gate validation
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+ - Test execution
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+
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+ **Output**: `.myaidev-method/sparc/test-results/`
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+
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+ ### 4. **Refinement & Review** (`/myai-dev-review`)
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+ - Code quality analysis
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+ - Security audit (OWASP Top 10)
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+ - Performance review
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+ - Best practices validation
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+ - Technical debt assessment
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+
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+ **Output**: `.myaidev-method/sparc/review-report.md`
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+
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+ ### 5. **Completion & Documentation** (`/myai-dev-docs`)
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+ - API documentation
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+ - User guides
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+ - Architecture documentation
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+ - Code examples
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+ - Deployment guides
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+
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+ **Output**: `.myaidev-method/sparc/documentation/`
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+
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+ ## What It Does
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+
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+ The SPARC workflow orchestrator will:
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+ 1. Initialize `.myaidev-method/sparc/` directory structure
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+ 2. Create task tracking files in `.myaidev-method/tasks/`
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+ 3. Execute each phase sequentially with proper handoffs
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+ 4. Validate phase outputs before proceeding
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+ 5. Generate comprehensive workflow summary
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+ 6. Track progress and results
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+ 7. Handle errors with graceful phase rollback
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+ 8. Produce production-ready deliverables
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+
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+ ## Directory Structure Created
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+
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+ ```
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+ .myaidev-method/
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+ ├── sparc/
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+ │ ├── architecture.md # Phase 1 output
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+ │ ├── code-output/ # Phase 2 output
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+ │ │ ├── src/
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+ │ │ └── ...
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+ │ ├── test-results/ # Phase 3 output
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+ │ │ ├── unit/
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+ │ │ ├── integration/
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+ │ │ └── coverage-report.md
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+ │ ├── review-report.md # Phase 4 output
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+ │ └── documentation/ # Phase 5 output
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+ │ ├── api/
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+ │ ├── user-guide/
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+ │ └── architecture/
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+ ├── tasks/
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+ │ └── workflow_[timestamp].json
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+ └── workflows/
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+ └── sparc_[timestamp].json
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Output
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+ Creates a comprehensive workflow summary in `.myaidev-method/workflows/`:
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+ - Complete workflow execution log
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+ - Phase-by-phase results
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+ - Quality metrics and coverage
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+ - Review findings and recommendations
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+ - Documentation index
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+ - Next steps and maintenance guide
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+
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+ ## Examples
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+
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+ ### Complete Feature Development
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+ ```bash
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+ /myai-sparc-workflow "Build JWT-based authentication system with refresh tokens"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Specific Technology Stack
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+ ```bash
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+ /myai-sparc-workflow "Create e-commerce checkout flow" --tech-stack "react,node,stripe,postgres"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Run Specific Phases
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+ ```bash
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+ /myai-sparc-workflow "Refactor payment module" --phases "architecture,review,documentation"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Custom Test Framework
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+ ```bash
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+ /myai-sparc-workflow "Build API endpoints" --test-framework pytest
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Options
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+
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+ - Task description (required) - Clear description of the complete feature/system to build
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+ - `--phases <phases>` - Specific phases to run (comma-separated): architecture,implementation,testing,review,documentation
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+ - `--tech-stack <stack>` - Technology preferences (e.g., "node,postgres,redis")
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+ - `--output-dir <path>` - Custom output directory (default: `.myaidev-method/sparc/`)
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+ - `--test-framework <name>` - Testing framework preference (jest, mocha, pytest, etc.)
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+ - `--skip-phase <phase>` - Skip specific phase (use with caution)
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+
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+ ## Workflow Benefits
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+
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+ - **Systematic Approach**: No missed steps, comprehensive coverage
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+ - **Quality Assurance**: Built-in review and testing at every phase
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+ - **Documentation**: Complete documentation generated automatically
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+ - **Traceability**: Full workflow history and decision tracking
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+ - **Best Practices**: SOLID, Clean Code, Security embedded in process
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+ - **Reproducible**: Consistent results across projects and teams
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+
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+ ## Integration with MyAIDev Method
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+ This command orchestrates the complete MyAIDev Method development workflow:
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+ - **Methodology**: SPARC (Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, Completion)
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+ - **Agent Coordination**: Sequential execution with file-based handoffs
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+ - **Quality Gates**: Validation at each phase transition
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+ - **Outputs**: Production-ready code with comprehensive documentation
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+
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+ ## Quality Standards
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+ All phases follow MyAIDev Method standards:
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+ - **Code Quality**: SOLID principles, Clean Code, DRY/KISS/YAGNI
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+ - **Testing**: 80%+ coverage, integration tests, quality gates
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+ - **Security**: OWASP Top 10 compliance, input validation, error handling
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+ - **Documentation**: API docs, user guides, architecture specifications
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+ - **Performance**: Optimization analysis, scalability planning
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+
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+ ## Error Handling
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+ The workflow includes robust error handling:
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+ - **Phase Validation**: Verify outputs before proceeding to next phase
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+ - **Graceful Degradation**: Continue with warnings when possible
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+ - **Rollback Support**: Restore previous state on critical failures
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+ - **Error Reports**: Detailed error logs in `.myaidev-method/workflows/`
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+ - **Manual Override**: Skip or retry phases as needed
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+
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+ ## Next Steps After Completion
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+ 1. **Review Outputs**: Examine all generated artifacts in `.myaidev-method/sparc/`
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+ 2. **Address Findings**: Review phase 4 report and address issues
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+ 3. **Integration**: Integrate code into your project structure
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+ 4. **Testing**: Run final integration tests
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+ 5. **Deployment**: Follow deployment guide in documentation
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+ 6. **Maintenance**: Use generated documentation for ongoing development
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+ ## MyAIDev Method Philosophy
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+ The SPARC workflow embodies MyAIDev Method principles:
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+ - **Specification First**: Clear requirements before implementation
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+ - **Architecture Planning**: Design before coding
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+ - **Testing Built-In**: Quality from the start
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+ - **Continuous Review**: Iterative refinement
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+ - **Documentation Integral**: Knowledge preservation
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+ # WordPress Site Administrator
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+ Execute WordPress administration operations: $ARGUMENTS
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+ Launch the WordPress administrator agent for comprehensive site management, security analysis, and performance optimization.
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+ ## Available Operations
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+ ### Security Operations
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+ - `security-scan` - Comprehensive security assessment and vulnerability check
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+ - `malware-check` - Scan for malicious code and suspicious files
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+ - `user-audit` - Review user accounts, roles, and permissions
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+ - `plugin-security` - Check plugins and themes for known vulnerabilities
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+ - `ssl-check` - Verify SSL/TLS certificate and security configuration
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+ - `file-permissions` - Audit file and directory permissions
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+
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+ ### Performance Operations
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+ - `speed-test` - Analyze site performance and Core Web Vitals
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+ - `database-optimize` - Clean and optimize WordPress database
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+ - `cache-setup` - Configure and optimize caching strategies
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+ - `image-optimize` - Analyze and optimize media files
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+ - `resource-monitor` - Check server resource usage and optimization
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+
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+ ### Health Operations
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+ - `health-check` - Comprehensive WordPress site health assessment
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+ - `error-analysis` - Review and analyze error logs
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+ - `uptime-check` - Monitor site availability and response times
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+ - `backup-verify` - Validate backup integrity and restore capabilities
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+ - `update-check` - Check for WordPress, plugin, and theme updates
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+ ### Administration Operations
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+ - `user-manage` - User and role management operations
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+ - `plugin-manage` - Plugin installation, updates, and management
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+ - `content-cleanup` - Remove spam, unused content, and optimize database
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+ - `settings-optimize` - Configure optimal WordPress settings
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+ - `staging-deploy` - Manage staging environment operations
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+ ## Usage Examples
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+ ### Security Assessment
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+ ```
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin security-scan
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin malware-check
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin user-audit --role administrator
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Performance Optimization
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+ ```
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin speed-test --detailed
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin database-optimize --cleanup-revisions
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin cache-setup --type redis
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+ ```
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+ ### Site Health Monitoring
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+ ```
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin health-check --comprehensive
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin error-analysis --last-24h
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin uptime-check --setup-monitoring
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Administrative Tasks
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+ ```
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin plugin-manage --update-all --check-security
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin content-cleanup --remove-spam --optimize-db
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+ /myai-wordpress-admin settings-optimize --performance-focus
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+ ```
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+ ## Process Flow
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+ 1. **Initialize WordPress Connection**
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+ - Validate MCP connection to WordPress
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+ - Check SSH access if configured
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+ - Verify administrative permissions
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+ 2. **Execute Operation**
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+ - Load wordpress-admin agent configuration
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+ - Parse operation parameters from $ARGUMENTS
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+ - Execute requested administrative task
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+ 3. **Security & Safety Checks**
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+ - Create backups before destructive operations
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+ - Validate permissions before changes
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+ - Log all administrative actions
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+ 4. **Generate Report**
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+ - Provide detailed findings and analysis
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+ - Include actionable recommendations
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+ - Create priority-based action items
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+ 5. **Follow-up Actions**
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+ - Suggest monitoring setup
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+ - Recommend maintenance schedules
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+ - Provide next steps guidance
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+ ## Required Environment Variables
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+ ```bash
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+ WORDPRESS_URL=https://your-wordpress-site.com
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+ WORDPRESS_USERNAME=admin-username
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+ WORDPRESS_APP_PASSWORD=application-password
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+ # Optional SSH access for server-level operations
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+ SSH_HOST=server-ip-address
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+ SSH_USERNAME=server-username
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+ SSH_KEY_PATH=/path/to/private/key
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+ ```
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+ ## Safety Features
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+ - **Backup Creation**: Automatic backup before major changes
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+ - **Permission Validation**: Verify admin rights before operations
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+ - **Staging Support**: Test changes in staging environment first
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+ - **Rollback Capability**: Provide undo procedures for changes
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+ - **Audit Logging**: Track all administrative actions
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+ ## Output Format
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+ The agent will provide structured reports with:
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+ - **Executive Summary**: High-level findings and status
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+ - **Critical Issues**: Immediate attention required
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+ - **Warnings**: Items requiring near-term resolution
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+ - **Recommendations**: Optimization suggestions
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+ - **Action Items**: Specific tasks with priorities
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+ - **Technical Details**: Logs, metrics, and detailed analysis
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+ ## Security Considerations
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+ This agent has extensive administrative capabilities. Ensure:
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+ - Strong authentication credentials
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+ - Limited access to authorized personnel
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+ - Regular audit of administrative actions
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+ - Backup verification before major changes
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+ - Staging environment testing when possible
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+ ## Integration Notes
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+ - Works with WordPress REST API via MCP
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+ - Optional SSH integration for server-level access
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+ - Supports both managed and self-hosted WordPress
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+ - Compatible with major security and performance plugins
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+ - Provides recommendations for popular caching solutions
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+ Always prioritize site security and stability. When in doubt, create backups and test in staging environments first.
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+ # WordPress Content Publisher
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+ Publish the specified markdown file to WordPress: $ARGUMENTS
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+ Read and publish the file to WordPress using native tools and the WordPress REST API.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. **Read the markdown file** from the path provided in $ARGUMENTS
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+ 2. **Parse the frontmatter** to extract:
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+ - title
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+ - meta_description (use as excerpt)
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+ - slug
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+ - tags
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+ - category
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+ - use_gutenberg (optional, default: false)
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+ 3. **Load WordPress configuration** from `.env` file:
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+ - WORDPRESS_USERNAME
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+ - WORDPRESS_APP_PASSWORD
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+ - WORDPRESS_USE_GUTENBERG (optional, default: false)
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+ 4. **Convert content format** if Gutenberg is enabled:
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+ - If use_gutenberg is true or WORDPRESS_USE_GUTENBERG is true
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+ - Convert HTML to Gutenberg block format using patterns:
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+ * `<!-- wp:paragraph --><p>content</p><!-- /wp:paragraph -->`
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+ * `<!-- wp:heading {"level":2} --><h2>title</h2><!-- /wp:heading -->`
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+ 5. **Create categories and tags** if they don't exist using WordPress REST API
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+ 6. **Publish the post** using curl with Basic Authentication:
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+ curl -X POST "${WORDPRESS_URL}/wp-json/wp/v2/posts" \
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+ -H "Authorization: Basic $(echo -n "${USERNAME}:${APP_PASSWORD}" | base64)" \
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+ -d '{"title":"Post Title","content":"Content","status":"draft"}'
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+ ```
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+ 7. **Report the result** including:
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+ - Post ID
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+ - Preview URL
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+ - Edit URL in WordPress admin
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+ - Format used (Classic or Gutenberg)
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+ ## Parameters
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+ - File path (required): Path to markdown file
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+ - --status: draft (default), publish, pending, private
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+ - --gutenberg: Use Gutenberg block format (default: false)
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+ - --classic: Force classic editor format (overrides defaults)
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+ ## Error Handling
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+ - Guide user to set up environment variables
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+ - Provide instructions for creating Application Password
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+ If file doesn't exist or isn't readable:
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+ - Report clear error message
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+ - Suggest checking file path
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+ ## Success Response
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+ ```
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+ ✅ Successfully published to WordPress!
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+ - Post ID: [id]
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+ - Status: [draft/published]
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+ - Preview: [preview_url]
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+ - Edit: [admin_edit_url]
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+ ```
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+ Publish markdown content to Astro static site with content collections support and git workflow: {{args}}
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+ Invoke the Astro publishing agent to transform frontmatter, validate schemas, and deploy via git.
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+ ## Task
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+ Add markdown content to Astro site with content collection validation.
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+ ## Process
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+ 1. **Read the markdown file** from the path provided
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+ 2. **Transform frontmatter** for Astro compatibility:
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+ - `date` → `pubDate` (ISO 8601 format)
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+ - `status: published` → `draft: false`
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+ - `excerpt` → `description`
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+ - `image` → `heroImage`
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+ 3. **Validate against content collection schema** (if exists)
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+ 4. **Copy file to appropriate directory**:
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+ - Content collection: `src/content/[collection]/`
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+ - Pages: `src/pages/`
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+ 5. **Commit and push** via git workflow
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+ ## Parameters
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+ When parsing {{args}}, look for:
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+ - File path (required): Path to markdown file
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+ - --collection: Target content collection name (default: blog)
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+ - --pages: Publish to pages directory instead of collections
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+ - --project: Astro project path (default: current directory)
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+ - --branch: Git branch name (default: main)
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+ - --no-push: Commit but don't push
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+ - --dry-run: Validate without publishing
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+ ## Examples
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+ Publish to content collection:
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+ ```
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+ myai-astro-publish "my-article.md" --collection blog
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+ ```
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+ Publish to pages:
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+ ```
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+ myai-astro-publish "about.md" --pages
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+ ```
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+ Custom project:
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+ ```
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+ myai-astro-publish "post.md" --project ~/my-site --branch staging
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+ ```
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+ ## Frontmatter Transformation
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+ Automatically converts common frontmatter fields:
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+ - `date` → `pubDate` (ISO 8601 format)
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+ - `status: published` → `draft: false`
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+ - `status: draft` → `draft: true`
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+ - `excerpt` → `description`
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+ - `image` → `heroImage`
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+ - Preserves all other fields
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ - Content collections configured (optional)
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+ - Git repository initialized
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+ ## Validation
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+ 1. Load schema from config
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+ 2. Validate frontmatter fields
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+ 3. Check required fields
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+ 4. Verify field types
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+ 5. Report validation errors before publishing
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+ """
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+ prompt = """
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+ Configure MyAI Method settings: {{args}}
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+ ## Available Configurations
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+ ### wordpress
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+ Interactive WordPress setup - no manual .env file creation needed!
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+ **Process:**
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+ 1. **Collect WordPress site URL**
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+ - Prompt: "Enter your WordPress site URL (e.g., https://yoursite.com):"
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+ - Validate URL format and accessibility
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+ - Test basic connectivity
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+
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+ 2. **Get WordPress username**
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+ - Prompt: "Enter your WordPress admin username:"
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+ - Validate username format
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+
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+ 3. **Guide through Application Password creation**
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+ - Show step-by-step instructions:
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+ * "Go to your WordPress Admin → Users → Your Profile"
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+ * "Scroll down to 'Application Passwords' section"
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+ * "Enter a name like 'MyAI Dev Method' and click 'Add New'"
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+ * "Copy the generated password (it looks like: xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx)"
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+ - Prompt: "Paste your Application Password here:"
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+ - Validate password format
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+
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+ 4. **Test connection**
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+ - Verify credentials by making test API call
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+ - Show success/failure message with troubleshooting tips
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+ 5. **Save configuration**
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+ - Create/update `.env` file automatically
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+ - Set proper file permissions (600)
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+ - Show confirmation of saved settings
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+
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+ 6. **Optional SSH setup**
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+ - Ask: "Do you want to set up SSH for advanced WordPress administration? (y/n)"
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+ - If yes, prompt for SSH details:
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+ * SSH host/IP
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+ * SSH username
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+ * SSH key path (optional)
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+ - Test SSH connection if credentials provided
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+
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+ **Success message:**
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+ ```
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+ ✅ WordPress integration configured successfully!
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+ - Site: [URL]
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+ - User: [username]
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+ - Connection: ✅ Verified
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+ - Available commands: myai-wordpress-admin, myai-wordpress-publish
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### defaults
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+ Configure default content settings:
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+ - Default word count
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+ - Default post status
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+ - Default tone
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+ - Default audience
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+
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+ ### agents
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+ List and manage available agents:
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+ - **List**: Show all installed agents with descriptions and capabilities
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+ - **Status**: Check agent configuration validity and tool availability
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+ - **Edit**: Open agent files for customization
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+ - **Backup**: Create backups before modifying agents
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+ - **Restore**: Restore agents from backups
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+ - **Validate**: Test agent configuration structure
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+ - **Tools**: Show what tools each agent has access to
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+
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+ ## WordPress Setup Process
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+
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+ When configuring WordPress:
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+
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+ 1. **Parse arguments** to determine configuration type
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+ 2. **Interactive prompts** for required values
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+ 3. **Validate configuration** and test connectivity
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+ 4. **Save to .env file** with secure permissions
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+ 5. **Confirm successful configuration**
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+
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+ ## WordPress REST API Integration
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+
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+ WordPress integration uses the native WordPress REST API with Application Passwords:
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+ 1. **Authentication**: HTTP Basic Auth with Application Passwords
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+ 2. **Content Creation**: Direct API calls for publishing
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+ 3. **Gutenberg Support**: Block format conversion when needed
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+ 4. **No Additional Dependencies**: Uses standard REST API endpoints
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+
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+ ## WordPress Setup Example
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+
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+ ```
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+ # User runs the command
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+ myai-configure wordpress
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+
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+ # System prompts and responses:
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+ ? Enter your WordPress site URL: https://myblog.com
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+ ✓ URL format valid, testing connection...
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+ ✓ WordPress site accessible
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+
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+ ? Enter your WordPress admin username: john_admin
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+ ✓ Username format valid
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+
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+ # System shows instructions
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+ 📝 Create Application Password:
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+ 1. Go to https://myblog.com/wp-admin/profile.php
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+ 2. Scroll to "Application Passwords"
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+ 3. Enter name: "MyAI Dev Method"
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+ 4. Click "Add New"
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+ 5. Copy the generated password
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+
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+ ? Paste your Application Password: abcd efgh ijkl mnop
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+ ✓ Password format valid, testing connection...
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+ ✓ WordPress API connection successful!
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+
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+ ? Set up SSH for advanced features? (y/n): y
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+ ? SSH host/IP: myblog.com
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+ ? SSH username: john
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+ ? SSH key path (press enter for default): /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa
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+ ✓ SSH connection tested successfully
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+
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+ ✅ Configuration saved to .env
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+ ✅ File permissions set to 600 (secure)
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+
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+ WordPress integration ready! Available commands:
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+ • myai-wordpress-admin health-check
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+ • myai-wordpress-publish filename.md
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+ • myai-content-writer "topic" --publish_to_wordpress true
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Agent Management Examples
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+ ```
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+ # List all available agents
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+ myai-configure agents --list
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+
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+ # Show detailed agent status
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+ myai-configure agents --status
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+
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+ # Check specific agent configuration
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+ myai-configure agents --validate content-writer
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+
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+ # Create backup before editing
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+ myai-configure agents --backup wordpress-admin
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+
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+ # Show agent tool permissions
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+ myai-configure agents --tools wordpress-admin
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Agent Operations
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+
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+ ### List Operation
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+ Shows:
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+ - Agent name and description
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+ - File location
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+ - Available tools
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+ - Last modified date
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+ - Configuration status (valid/invalid)
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+
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+ ### Status Operation
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+ Checks:
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+ - Configuration validity
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+ - Required fields presence
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+ - Tool availability
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+ - File permissions
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+ - Syntax errors
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+
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+ ### Validate Operation
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+ Performs:
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+ - Syntax validation
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+ - Required field verification
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+ - Tool permission verification
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+ - Configuration structure analysis
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+ - Best practice recommendations
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+
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+ ### Backup/Restore Operations
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+ - Creates timestamped backups
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+ - Maintains backup history
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+ - Safe restoration with confirmation prompts
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+ - Backup before any modifications
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+
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+ ## Security
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+
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+ - Never display passwords in plain text
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+ - Use environment variables for sensitive data
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+ - Validate URLs and credentials before saving
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+ - Set secure file permissions (600) for .env files
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+ """