opencode-goopspec 0.1.2 → 0.1.3

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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Map an existing codebase for brownfield projects.
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  Analyzes codebase with parallel Explore agents. Creates `.goopspec/codebase/` with 7 focused documents covering stack, architecture, structure, conventions, testing, integrations, and concerns.
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- Use before `/goop-new` on existing codebases. Provides the context needed to extend rather than replace.
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+ Use before `/goop-setup` on existing codebases. Provides the context needed to extend rather than replace.
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  **Creates:**
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  - `.goopspec/codebase/STACK.md` - Technology stack
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  ## Phase 5: Update State
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- Update STATE.md:
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+ Update `.goopspec/state.json`:
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  - Mark codebase as mapped
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  - Add timestamp
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  - Link to codebase docs
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  **Initialize GoopSpec project** with brownfield context
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- /goop-new [project-name]
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+ /goop-setup
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  <sub>Will use codebase map to understand existing code</sub>
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  description: Start a new milestone
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- # GoopSpec Milestone
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+ # /goop-milestone
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- Start a new milestone - a major development cycle with multiple related features.
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+ **Manage project milestones.** Group features into a larger goal.
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  ## Usage
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+ ```bash
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+ /goop-milestone [start|status|list] [name]
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  ```
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- /goop-milestone [milestone name]
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- ```
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- ## What is a Milestone?
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- A milestone is a collection of related features that together deliver significant value:
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- **Examples:**
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- - "Authentication System" (login, logout, password reset, OAuth)
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- - "Payment Integration" (checkout, subscriptions, invoices)
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- - "Admin Dashboard" (user management, analytics, settings)
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- - "Mobile App" (iOS/Android apps with core features)
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- **Not milestones:**
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- - Single features (use `/goop-plan` instead)
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- - Bug fixes (use `/goop-quick` instead)
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- - Small enhancements (use `/goop-plan` instead)
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- ## What Happens
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- 1. **Milestone Planning** - Define scope and features:
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- - Milestone objectives
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- - Feature list
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- - Success criteria
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- - Timeline estimate
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- 2. **Create Milestone Structure**:
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- ```
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- .goopspec/
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- └── milestones/
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- └── milestone-1-auth-system/
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- ├── MILESTONE.md
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- ├── features/
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- │ ├── feature-1-login/
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- │ ├── feature-2-password-reset/
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- │ └── feature-3-oauth/
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- └── shared/
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- ```
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- 3. **Feature Breakdown** - Identify individual features within milestone
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- 4. **Dependency Mapping** - Determine feature order and dependencies
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- 5. **User Confirmation** - Confirm milestone scope before starting
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- ## MILESTONE.md Structure
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- ```markdown
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- # Milestone: [Name]
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- **Status:** Active | Complete
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- **Started:** [Date]
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- **Target:** [Date]
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- **Progress:** [N/M features complete]
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- ## Objectives
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- [What this milestone achieves]
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+ ## How It Works
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- ## Features
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+ Milestones are containers for multiple features/tasks. They help track progress towards a larger release.
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- ### Feature 1: [Name]
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- **Status:** Planned | In Progress | Complete
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- **Dependencies:** None
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- **Estimated Effort:** [Size]
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+ ### Commands
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+ - `/goop-milestone start "v1.0 Release"`: Begin a new milestone.
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+ - `/goop-milestone status`: Show milestone progress (burndown).
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+ - `/goop-milestone list`: Show history.
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- ### Feature 2: [Name]
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- **Status:** Planned
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- **Dependencies:** Feature 1
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- **Estimated Effort:** [Size]
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+ ### Workflow
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+ 1. **Start:** Define the milestone goal.
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+ 2. **Execute:** Run multiple `/goop-plan` -> `/goop-execute` cycles within the milestone.
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+ 3. **Track:** Aggregates status across all contained features.
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+ 4. **Complete:** Run `/goop-complete` to finish the milestone.
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- ## Success Criteria
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- - [ ] Criterion 1
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- - [ ] Criterion 2
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- ## Timeline
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- - Week 1: Features 1-2
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- - Week 2: Features 3-4
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- - Week 3: Integration and polish
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- ## Notes
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- [Important context, constraints, decisions]
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- ```
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- ## Milestone Workflow
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- Plan milestone scope
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- Break into features
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- /goop-plan → /goop-research → /goop-specify → /goop-execute → /goop-accept
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- ```
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- ## Task Modes
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- Milestones use **Comprehensive Mode**:
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- - Deeper research per feature
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- - More thorough planning
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+ ## Artifacts
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+ - `.goopspec/MILESTONE.md`: Tracks overall progress and contained features.
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  ## Example
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- Starting authentication system milestone:
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- ```
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- - Feature breakdown:
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- - Feature 1: Email/password login
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- - Feature 2: Session management
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- - Feature 3: Password reset
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- - Feature 4: OAuth integration
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- - Dependency map
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- - Timeline estimate
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- - Overall progress percentage
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- - Archives milestone files
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- - Generates retrospective
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- - Extracts learnings
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- ## Best Practices
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- ### Good Milestone Scope
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- **Right size:**
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- - Clear theme/objective
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- - Delivers user value
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- 1. **Start with objectives** - What value does this deliver?
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- 2. **List features** - What's needed to achieve objectives?
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- 3. **Map dependencies** - What order makes sense?
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- 4. **Estimate effort** - How long will this take?
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- 5. **Get confirmation** - Does user agree with scope?
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- ## Next Steps
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- **GoopSpec**: Think in milestones, deliver in features.
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+ > **Agent:** "Milestone 'User Dashboard' started.
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+ > Plan your first feature with `/goop-plan`."
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  name: goop-pause
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- description: Save a checkpoint to pause work
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- # GoopSpec Pause (Checkpoint)
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- Save your current progress as a checkpoint that you can resume later.
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+ **Pause work and save state.** Create a resumption checkpoint.
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  ## Usage
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- /goop-pause [checkpoint-name]
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+ ```bash
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- - Modified files
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+ Safely stops the current workflow and saves a snapshot of the context. This allows you to switch tasks or end your session without losing "brain state."
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+ ### What is Saved?
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+ - **Workflow State:** Phase, Wave, active Plan/Spec.
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+ - **Task Context:** Which task was active.
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+ - **Memory Buffer:** Short-term observations not yet persisted.
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+ - **Git State:** Current branch and status.
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+ ### When to Use
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+ - Ending a work session.
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+ - Switching to a different urgent task.
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+ - Before a risky manual experiment.
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- ## Auto-Cleanup
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+ - Confirms the checkpoint ID for resumption.
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+ > **Agent:** "Checkpoint `cp-123` saved. 'Heading to lunch'.
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+ > Run `/goop-resume` to pick up exactly here."