oh-my-customcode 0.12.0 → 0.12.2

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- description: Fetches latest Claude Code official documentation from code.claude.com and verifies agents/skills compliance against the official spec. Use when you need to check official Claude Code documentation or verify frontmatter fields.
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- memory: project
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- - Glob
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- | `mgr-sauron:watch` | Full R016 verification (5+3 rounds) |
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- | `mgr-sauron:report` | Generate verification status report |
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- ### Phase 1: Manager Verification (5 rounds)
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- **Round 1-2: Basic Checks**
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- **Round 3-4: Re-verify + Update**
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- - mgr-updater:docs (if changes detected)
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- **Round 5: Final Count Verification**
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- - Agent count: CLAUDE.md vs actual .md files
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- - Skill count: CLAUDE.md vs actual SKILL.md files
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- - Hook/context/guide/rule counts
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- - Command definitions match implementations
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- - memory field values valid (user | project | local)
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- - No orphaned agents
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- - R006: Agent design rules (including memory field spec)
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- - R007: Agent identification rules
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- - R008: Tool identification rules
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- - R009: Parallel execution rules
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- - R010: Orchestrator coordination rules
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- - R011: Memory integration (native-first architecture)
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- - Every agent name in CLAUDE.md must match actual filename
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- - No shortened names, no missing agents
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- **Component Count Accuracy**
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- - All counts cross-verified against filesystem
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- **Slash Command Verification**
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- - Every command must have corresponding skill
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- **Routing Skill Completeness**
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- - Every agent reachable through routing skills
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- **Auto-fixable Issues:**
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- - Count mismatches in CLAUDE.md
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- - Missing memory field in agents
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- - Outdated documentation references
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- - Invalid memory scope values
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- - Philosophy violations
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- ## Output Format
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- ### Watch Mode Report
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- [Sauron] Full Verification Started
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- === Phase 1: Manager Verification ===
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- [Round 1/5] mgr-supplier:audit
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- - 34 agents checked
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- - 3 issues found
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- [Round 2/5] mgr-sync-checker:check
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- - Documentation sync: OK
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- ...
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- === Phase 2: Deep Review ===
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- [Round 1/3] Workflow Alignment
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- - All workflows valid
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- ...
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- === Phase 3: Resolution ===
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- [Auto-fixed]
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- - CLAUDE.md agent count: 33 -> 34
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- - .claude/agents/broken-agent.md: missing
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- [Sauron] Verification Complete
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- Total Issues: 8
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- Auto-fixed: 5
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- Manual: 3
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- ```
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- [Sauron] Quick Verification
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- Agents: 34/34 OK
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- Skills: 40/40 OK
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- Refs: 2 broken
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- ```
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- ## Integration
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- Works with:
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- - **mgr-updater**: Documentation updates
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- - **mgr-claude-code-bible**: Official spec compliance
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- - **secretary**: Orchestration coordination