octocode-cli 1.0.0 → 1.1.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "octocode-cli",
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- "version": "1.0.0",
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+ "version": "1.1.0",
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  "description": "Interactive CLI installer for octocode-mcp - Configure MCP servers for Cursor, Claude Desktop, and more",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "out/octocode-cli.js",
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  },
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  "files": [
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  "out/octocode-cli.js",
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+ "skills",
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  "assets/example.png",
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  "README.md",
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  "LICENSE"
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  "build": "yarn lint && vite build",
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  "build:dev": "vite build",
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  "clean": "rm -rf out/",
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- "lint": "eslint src/**/*.ts",
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- "lint:fix": "eslint src/**/*.ts --fix",
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+ "lint": "eslint src/**/*.ts tests/**/*.ts",
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+ "lint:fix": "eslint src/**/*.ts tests/**/*.ts --fix",
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  "start": "node ./out/octocode-cli.js",
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  "test": "vitest run --coverage",
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  "test:quiet": "vitest run --reporter=dot --silent",
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  "test:watch": "vitest --watch",
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- "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit"
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+ "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit",
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+ "validate:mcp": "npx tsx scripts/validate-mcp-registry.ts",
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+ "validate:mcp:json": "npx tsx scripts/validate-mcp-registry.ts --json",
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+ "validate:skills": "npx tsx scripts/validate-skills-marketplace.ts",
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+ "validate:skills:json": "npx tsx scripts/validate-skills-marketplace.ts --json"
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  },
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  "keywords": [
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  "octocode",
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  "bugs": "https://github.com/bgauryy/octocode-mcp/issues",
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  "license": "PolyForm-Small-Business-1.0.0",
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  "dependencies": {
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- "@inquirer/prompts": "^7.2.1"
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+ "@inquirer/prompts": "^7.2.1",
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+ "@octokit/auth-oauth-device": "^8.0.3",
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+ "@octokit/oauth-methods": "^6.0.2",
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+ "@octokit/request": "^10.0.7",
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+ "keytar": "^7.9.0",
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+ "open": "^11.0.0"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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  "@types/node": "^22.15.29",
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+ # Octocode Skills
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+ Pre-built Claude Code skills for enhanced AI-assisted research and development.
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+ ## Available Skills
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+ | Skill | Description | Flow |
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+ |-------|-------------|------|
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+ | `octocode-research` | Evidence-first code forensics (local & GitHub) | PREPARE → DISCOVER → ANALYZE → OUTPUT |
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+ | `octocode-pr-review` | Defects-first PR review across 6 domains | CONTEXT → CHECKPOINT → ANALYSIS → REPORT |
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+ | `octocode-plan` | Research-driven planning & implementation | UNDERSTAND → RESEARCH → PLAN → IMPLEMENT → VERIFY |
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+ | `octocode-generate` | App scaffolding with stack selection | DISCOVERY → STACK → PLAN → SCAFFOLD → VALIDATE |
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+ ## Installation
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+ ### Option 1: CLI Command
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+ ```bash
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+ octocode skills install
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+ ```
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+ This copies all skills to `~/.claude/skills/` for global availability.
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+ ### Option 2: Manual Copy
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+ Copy skill folders to your Claude skills directory:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Global (all projects)
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+ cp -r skills/octocode-* ~/.claude/skills/
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+ # Project-specific
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+ cp -r skills/octocode-* .claude/skills/
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Skill Details
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+ ### octocode-research
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+ **Use when**: Answering questions about codebases, implementations, dependencies, or bugs.
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+ Features:
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+ - Local-first strategy (prefer local tools over shell commands)
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+ - GitHub code forensics
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+ - Cross-domain transitions (Local ↔ GitHub)
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+ - node_modules inspection
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+ ### octocode-pr-review
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+ **Use when**: Reviewing pull requests for issues.
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+ Domain Reviewers:
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+ - Bug (runtime errors, logic flaws)
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+ - Architecture (pattern violations, coupling)
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+ - Performance (O(n²), memory leaks)
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+ - Code Quality (naming, conventions)
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+ - Error Handling (swallowed exceptions)
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+ - Flow Impact (breaking changes)
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+ ### octocode-plan
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+ **Use when**: Planning complex implementations requiring research.
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+ Goal Types:
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+ - RESEARCH_ONLY - No code changes
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+ - ANALYSIS - Understand existing code
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+ - CREATION - New files/features
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+ - FEATURE / BUG / REFACTOR - Modify existing
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+
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+ ### octocode-generate
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+ **Use when**: Scaffolding new applications.
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+ Supported Frameworks:
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+ - Fullstack: Next.js, T3 Stack, Remix, Nuxt
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+ - Frontend: Vite, Angular
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+ - Mobile: Expo
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+ - Desktop: Electron Vite
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+ - Backend: NestJS, Hono, Fastify
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+ ## Skill Structure
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+ Each skill follows Anthropic's best practices:
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+ ```
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+ {skill-name}/
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+ ├── SKILL.md # Main reference (<500 lines)
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+ └── resources/ # Supporting documentation (optional)
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+ ├── tool-reference.md
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+ └── workflow-patterns.md
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+ ```
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+ ## Shared Principles
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+ All skills follow these core principles:
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+ 1. **Local-First**: Prefer local tools over shell commands
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+ 2. **Research Before Action**: Always gather evidence first
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+ 3. **User Checkpoints**: Ask before major actions
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+ 4. **TodoWrite**: Track progress with tasks
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+ 5. **Validation**: Green build required
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+ 6. **No Time Estimates**: Never provide timing
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+ ## Creating Custom Skills
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+ See `octocode-research/` as a template. Key guidelines:
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+ 1. **SKILL.md** - Main file with YAML frontmatter:
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+ ```yaml
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+ ---
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+ name: skill-name
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+ description: Use when [specific triggers]...
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+ ---
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+ ```
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+ 2. **Keep SKILL.md under 500 lines** - Use resources/ for details
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+ 3. **Description = When to Use** - Don't describe workflow, describe triggers
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+ 4. **Test with pressure scenarios** before deploying
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+ ## More Info
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+ - [Claude Skills Documentation](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12512176-what-are-skills)
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+ - [Octocode MCP](https://octocode.ai)
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+ ---
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+ name: octocode-generate
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+ description: Scaffolds new applications with optimal tech stack selection and project boilerplate. Use when creating new projects, setting up frameworks, generating boilerplate, or starting new applications.
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+ ---
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+ # Octocode Generate
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+ Research-driven app scaffolding using Octocode MCP tools.
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+ ## Core Principle
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+ ```
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+ MEASURE TWICE, CUT ONCE
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+ ```
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+ 1. **Research First**: Validate patterns before scaffolding
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+ 2. **Stack Selection**: Choose optimal framework based on requirements
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+ 3. **Green Build Required**: Scaffold must compile and run
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+ ## Flow
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+ ```
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+ DISCOVERY → STACK → PLAN → RESEARCH → SCAFFOLD → VALIDATE
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+ ```
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+ ## Tools
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+ | Tool | Purpose |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `githubSearchRepositories` | Find template repos |
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+ | `githubViewRepoStructure` | Explore structure |
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+ | `githubSearchCode` | Find config patterns |
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+ | `githubGetFileContent` | Read implementations |
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+ | `packageSearch` | Check package info |
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+ ## Recommended Frameworks
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+ ### Fullstack
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+ | Name | CLI Command | Best For |
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+ |------|-------------|----------|
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+ | Next.js | `npx create-next-app@latest` | React + SSR/SSG |
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+ | T3 Stack | `npx create-t3-app@latest` | Type-safe fullstack |
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+ | Remix | `npx create-remix@latest` | Web standards |
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+ | Nuxt | `npx nuxi@latest init` | Vue + SSR |
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+ ### Frontend
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+ | Name | CLI Command | Best For |
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+ |------|-------------|----------|
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+ | Vite | `npm create vite@latest` | Fast SPA |
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+ | Angular | `npx @angular/cli new` | Enterprise SPA |
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+ ### Mobile
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+ | Name | CLI Command | Best For |
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+ |------|-------------|----------|
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+ | Expo | `npx create-expo-app@latest` | React Native |
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+ ### Desktop
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+ | Name | CLI Command | Best For |
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+ |------|-------------|----------|
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+ | Electron Vite | `npm create electron-vite` | Cross-platform |
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+ ### Backend
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+ | Name | CLI Command | Best For |
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+ |------|-------------|----------|
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+ | NestJS | `npx @nestjs/cli new` | Enterprise API |
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+ | Hono | `npm create hono@latest` | Edge/lightweight |
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+ | Fastify | `npx fastify-cli generate` | High-perf Node |
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+ ## Execution Phases
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+ ### Phase 0: Discovery
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+ 1. Classify app type: Fullstack | SPA | API | Mobile | Desktop
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+ 2. Ask for references (existing apps, designs, specs)
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+ 3. Confirm package manager: npm (default) | yarn | pnpm
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+ **User Checkpoint**: If requirements unclear → STOP & ASK
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+ ### Phase 1: Stack Selection
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+ **Selection Criteria**:
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+ - Match app type to framework strengths
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+ - Check framework freshness (avoid stale)
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+ - Verify TypeScript support if required
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+ - Consider deployment target (Vercel, AWS, etc.)
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+ ### Phase 2: Planning
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+ Write plan with:
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+ - Requirements summary
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+ - Research tasks
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+ - Scaffold steps
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+ - Validation checklist
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+ **User Checkpoint**: Present plan → Wait for approval
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+ ### Phase 3: Research
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+ **Research Dimensions**:
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+ | Dimension | Goal | Example Query |
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+ |-----------|------|---------------|
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+ | Official Examples | Canonical patterns | `owner:vercel repo:next.js path:examples` |
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+ | Popular Templates | Community patterns | `topics:starter topics:template stars:>1000` |
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+ | Integration Code | How libs connect | `filename:trpc extension:ts "createTRPCNext"` |
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+ | Config Files | Tooling setup | `filename:next.config extension:mjs` |
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+ **Quality Guards**:
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+ - Prefer repos updated within last 6 months
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+ - Prefer repos with `stars` > 500
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+ - Verify active maintenance (recent commits/PRs)
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+ ### Phase 4: Scaffold
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+ **Execution Order**:
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+ 1. **Initialize**: Run framework CLI
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+ 2. **Install**: Add dependencies (from research)
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+ 3. **Configure**: Create/update config files
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+ 4. **Implement**: Add features using researched patterns
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+ **Guidelines**:
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+ - Follow researched patterns exactly
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+ - Use explicit file paths
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+ - Add TypeScript types
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+ - Create `.env.example` (never commit secrets)
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+ - Add essential comments for non-obvious code
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+ ### Phase 5: Validate
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+ **Validation Gates (ALL MANDATORY)**:
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+ - [ ] `npm run build` / `yarn build` - passes
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+ - [ ] `npx tsc --noEmit` - no errors
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+ - [ ] Dev server starts without errors
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+ - [ ] All imports resolve
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+ - [ ] No TypeScript `any` escapes
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+ **Loop**: Fail → Fix → Re-validate until all gates pass
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+ ## Research Flows
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+ | From | Need | Go To |
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+ |------|------|-------|
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+ | `githubSearchRepositories` | Structure | `githubViewRepoStructure` |
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+ | `githubSearchRepositories` | Patterns | `githubSearchCode` |
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+ | `githubViewRepoStructure` | File content | `githubGetFileContent` |
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+ | `githubSearchCode` | Full context | `githubGetFileContent` |
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+ | `packageSearch` | Source code | `githubViewRepoStructure` |
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+ ## Confidence Framework
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+ | Decision Type | Confidence Required | Action |
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+ |---------------|---------------------|--------|
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+ | Framework choice | HIGH (2+ sources) | Proceed |
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+ | Config patterns | MED (1 quality source) | Proceed with note |
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+ | Uncertain practice | LOW | Ask user |
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+ ## When to Skip Research
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+ - Standard CLI defaults (Next.js app router, Vite React)
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+ - User explicitly specified tech stack
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+ - Common boilerplate (`.env.example`, `tsconfig.json` base)
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+ - Trivial choices with no architectural impact
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+ ## Error Recovery
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+ | Error | Action |
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+ |-------|--------|
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+ | Build fails | Fix imports/types, re-validate |
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+ | Missing types | `npm i -D @types/{package}` |
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+ | Version conflict | Research compatible versions |
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+ | Config error | Research correct config pattern |
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+ | CLI fails | Check framework docs via research |
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+ ---
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+ name: octocode-plan
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+ description: Plans complex implementations with research-driven analysis and step-by-step breakdowns. Use when planning features, making architectural decisions, designing systems, or implementing multi-step changes.
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+ ---
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+ # Octocode Plan
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+ Research-driven planning and implementation using Octocode MCP tools.
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+ ## Core Principle
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+ ```
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+ RESEARCH BEFORE CODE. VERIFY PATTERNS. FOLLOW THE PLAN.
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+ ```
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+ 1. **Research First**: Validate patterns in high-quality repos before writing code
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+ 2. **Plan Before Implement**: Break down tasks, identify risks
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+ 3. **Green Build Required**: All changes must pass build/lint/test
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+ ## Flow
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+ ```
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+ UNDERSTAND → RESEARCH → PLAN → [IMPLEMENT] → VERIFY
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+ ```
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+ ## Tools
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+ **Research**:
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+ | Tool | Purpose |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `packageSearch` | Find libs/metadata |
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+ | `githubSearchRepositories` | Find reference repos |
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+ | `githubViewRepoStructure` | Map layout |
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+ | `githubSearchCode` | Find implementations |
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+ | `githubGetFileContent` | Read code |
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+ | `localSearchCode` | Search local codebase |
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+ | `localGetFileContent` | Read local files |
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+ **Execution**: `Read`, `Write`, `Edit`, `Bash`
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+ ## Goal Classification
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+ | Type | Description | Action |
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+ |------|-------------|--------|
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+ | `RESEARCH_ONLY` | No code changes | Research → Report |
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+ | `ANALYSIS` | Understand existing code | Research → Document |
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+ | `CREATION` | New files/features | Research → Plan → Implement |
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+ | `FEATURE` | Add to existing | Research → Plan → Implement |
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+ | `BUG` | Fix issue | Research → Plan → Implement |
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+ | `REFACTOR` | Improve structure | Research → Plan → Implement |
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+ ## Execution Phases
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+ ### Phase 0: Understand
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+ 1. Classify goal type (above)
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+ 2. Assess complexity: Quick | Medium | Thorough
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+ 3. Gather context: existing code, patterns, dependencies
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+ 4. Define constraints: tech stack, style, testing requirements
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+ **User Checkpoint**: If scope unclear or >2 repos involved → STOP & ASK
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+ ### Phase 1: Research
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+ **Progressive Discovery**: PKG → REPO → STRUCT → PATTERN → READ
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+ |-------|------|------|
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+ | PKG | `packageSearch` | Find libs/metadata |
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+ | REPO | `githubSearchRepositories` | Find reference repos |
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+ | STRUCT | `githubViewRepoStructure` | Map layout |
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+ | PATTERN | `githubSearchCode` | Find implementations |
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+ | READ | `githubGetFileContent` | Read code |
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+ **Research Loop (ReAct)**:
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+ 1. **THOUGHT**: What do I need to know next?
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+ 2. **ACTION**: Execute Octocode tool
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+ 3. **OBSERVATION**: Analyze results - hypothesis confirmed?
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+ 4. **DECISION**: Use finding | Research more | Ask user
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+ **Quality Guards**:
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+ - Key findings need second source unless primary is definitive
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+ - Prefer repos updated within last year
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+ - Real code only (no dead code, deprecated, tests unless researching tests)
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+ ### Phase 2: Plan
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+ Write plan with:
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+ - Summary of approach
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+ - Step-by-step tasks with file paths
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+ - Dependencies/prerequisites
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+ - Risk areas and mitigations
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+ - Validation checklist
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+ **Plan Template**:
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Plan: {Title}
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+ ## Summary
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+ [TL;DR of approach]
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+ ## Research Findings
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+ [Key patterns with confidence levels]
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+ ## Implementation Steps
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+ 1. [ ] Step 1: [Description] - `path/to/file`
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+ 2. [ ] Step 2: [Description] - `path/to/file`
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+ ## Risk Areas
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+ - [Potential issues and mitigations]
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+ ## Validation
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+ - [ ] Build passes
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+ - [ ] Tests pass
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+ - [ ] [Custom checks]
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+ ```
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+ **CRITICAL**: Wait for explicit user approval before implementing
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+ ### Phase 3: Implement
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+ Prerequisite: Approved plan from Phase 2
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+ **Execution Loop**:
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+ 1. **THOUGHT**: Next plan step? Dependencies resolved?
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+ 2. **ACTION**: Read file → Write/Edit → Verify
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+ 3. **OBSERVATION**: Success? Errors? Side effects?
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+ 4. **LOOP**: Success → Next step; Fail → Fix
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+ **Guidelines**:
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+ - Follow plan sequentially
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+ - Use explicit file paths
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+ - Add TypeScript types
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+ - Handle errors appropriately
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+ - Minimal changes only
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+ ### Phase 4: Verify
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+ **For Code Changes**:
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+ - [ ] `npm run build` passes
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+ - [ ] `npm run lint` clean
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+ - [ ] `npm test` passes
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+ - [ ] No TypeScript errors
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+ **Loop**: Fail → Fix → Re-verify until all green
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+ ## Confidence Framework
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+ | Finding | Confidence | Action |
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+ |---------|------------|--------|
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+ | Single authoritative source | HIGH | Use directly |
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+ | Multiple consistent sources | HIGH | Use with references |
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+ | Single non-authoritative source | MED | Seek second source |
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+ | Conflicting sources | LOW | Ask user |
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+ | No sources found | LOW | Try semantic variants OR ask user |
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+ ## When to Skip Planning
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+ - Single-file, obvious fix
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+ - User provides exact implementation
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+ - Trivial changes (typo, comment, formatting)
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+ ## Error Recovery
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+ |-----------|--------|
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+ | Research returns empty | Try semantic variants, broaden scope |
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+ | Too many results | Add filters (path, extension, owner/repo) |
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+ | Conflicting patterns | Find authoritative source OR ask user |
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+ | Build fails | Check error, fix, re-verify |
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+ | Blocked >2 attempts | Summarize → Ask user for guidance |
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+ ---
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+ name: octocode-pr-review
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+ description: Reviews pull requests for bugs, security vulnerabilities, architecture problems, performance issues, and code quality. Use when reviewing PRs, analyzing diffs, checking code changes, or performing code review.
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+ ---
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+ # Octocode PR Review
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+ Defects-first PR review using Octocode MCP tools.
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+ ## Core Principle
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+ ```
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+ FOCUS ON CHANGED CODE ONLY ('+' prefix lines)
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+ ```
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+ 1. **Defects First**: Prioritize bugs, security, and breaking changes
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+ 2. **Unique Suggestions**: Check existing PR comments to avoid duplicates
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+ 3. **Cite Precisely**: Reference exact file paths and line numbers
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+ ## Flow
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+ ```
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+ CONTEXT → USER CHECKPOINT → ANALYSIS → FINALIZE → REPORT
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+ ```
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+ ## Tools
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+ | `githubSearchPullRequests` | Fetch PR metadata, diffs, comments |
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+ | `githubGetFileContent` | Read full file context |
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+ | `githubSearchCode` | Find patterns in repo |
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+ | `localSearchCode` | Search local codebase |
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+ | `localGetFileContent` | Read local files |
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+ | `packageSearch` | Check dependency info |
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+ ## Domain Reviewers
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+ ### Bug Domain
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+ **Detect**: Runtime errors, logic flaws, null access, race conditions, type violations
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: Crashes, data corruption, security breach
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+ - MED: Edge-case errors, uncertain race conditions
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+ - LOW: Theoretical issues without evidence
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+ ### Architecture Domain
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+ **Detect**: Pattern violations, tight coupling, circular dependencies, wrong module placement
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: Breaking public API, circular dependencies causing bugs
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+ - MED: Significant pattern deviations, tech debt increase
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+ - LOW: Minor inconsistencies
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+ ### Performance Domain
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+ **Detect**: O(n²) where O(n) possible, blocking operations, memory leaks, missing cache
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: O(n²) on large datasets, memory leaks, blocking main thread
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+ - MED: Moderate inefficiency in frequent paths
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+ - LOW: Micro-optimizations
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+ ### Code Quality Domain
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+ **Detect**: Naming violations, convention breaks, visible typos, magic numbers
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: Typos in public API/endpoints
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+ - MED: Internal naming issues, DRY violations
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+ - LOW: Comment typos, minor readability
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+ ### Error Handling Domain
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+ **Detect**: Swallowed exceptions, unclear error messages, missing debugging context
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: Swallowed exceptions hiding critical failures
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+ - MED: Unclear error messages, missing context in logs
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+ - LOW: Verbose logging improvements
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+
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+ ### Flow Impact Domain
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+ **Detect**: How changed code alters existing execution flows
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+ **Priority**:
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+ - HIGH: Changes that break existing callers, alter critical paths
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+ - MED: Flow changes requiring updates in dependent code
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+ - LOW: Internal refactors with same external behavior
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+
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+ ## Execution
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+
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+ ### Phase 1: Context
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+ 1. Fetch PR metadata and diff: `githubSearchPullRequests(prNumber, type="metadata")`
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+ 2. Review existing PR comments first (avoid duplicates!)
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+ 3. Classify risk: High (Logic/Auth/API/Data) vs Low (Docs/CSS)
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+ 4. Flag large PRs (>500 lines) → suggest splitting
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+
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+ ### Phase 2: User Checkpoint (MANDATORY)
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+ Present to user:
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+ - **PR Overview**: What this PR does (1-2 sentences)
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+ - **Files Changed**: Count and key areas
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+ - **Risk Assessment**: HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW
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+ - **Key Areas**: List 3-5 main functional areas
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+
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+ Ask: "Which areas would you like me to focus on?"
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+
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+ ### Phase 3: Analysis
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+ For each changed file:
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+ 1. Read full context with `githubGetFileContent`
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+ 2. Apply domain reviewers (Bug, Security, Architecture, Performance, Quality)
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+ 3. Search for patterns in repo with `githubSearchCode`
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+ 4. Check local impact with `localSearchCode`
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+
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+ ### Phase 4: Report
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+ Generate structured review with:
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+ - Summary of changes
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+ - Findings by priority (HIGH → MED → LOW)
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+ - Each finding: Domain, File, Line, Issue, Suggested Fix
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+
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+ ## What to Skip
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+
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+ - Compiler/TypeScript/Linter errors (tooling catches these)
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+ - Unchanged code (no '+' prefix)
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+ - Test implementation details (unless broken)
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+ - Generated/vendor files
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+ - Style preferences (use linters)
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+ - Issues already raised in existing PR comments
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+
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+ ## Research Flows
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+
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+ | From | Need | Go To |
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+ |------|------|-------|
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+ | PR Diff | Full file context | `githubGetFileContent` |
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+ | Changed function | Existing callers | `githubSearchCode` |
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+ | Import statement | External definition | `packageSearch` → `githubViewRepoStructure` |
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+ | Changed API | Local impact | `localSearchCode` |
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+
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+ ## Confidence Levels
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+
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+ | Level | Certainty | Action |
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+ |-------|-----------|--------|
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+ | HIGH | Verified issue exists | Include |
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+ | MED | Likely issue, missing context | Include with caveat |
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+ | LOW | Uncertain | Investigate more OR skip |
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+ Note: Confidence ≠ Severity. HIGH confidence typo = Low Priority. LOW confidence security flaw = flag but mark uncertain.