opencode-sdlc-plugin 0.2.1 → 0.3.2

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  1. package/LICENSE +18 -0
  2. package/README.md +127 -38
  3. package/commands/sdlc-adr.md +245 -17
  4. package/commands/sdlc-debug.md +376 -0
  5. package/commands/sdlc-design.md +205 -47
  6. package/commands/sdlc-dev.md +544 -0
  7. package/commands/sdlc-info.md +325 -0
  8. package/commands/sdlc-parallel.md +283 -0
  9. package/commands/sdlc-recall.md +203 -8
  10. package/commands/sdlc-remember.md +126 -9
  11. package/commands/sdlc-research.md +343 -0
  12. package/commands/sdlc-review.md +201 -128
  13. package/commands/sdlc-status.md +297 -0
  14. package/config/presets/copilot-only.json +69 -0
  15. package/config/presets/enterprise.json +79 -0
  16. package/config/presets/event-modeling.json +74 -8
  17. package/config/presets/minimal.json +70 -0
  18. package/config/presets/solo-quick.json +70 -0
  19. package/config/presets/standard.json +78 -0
  20. package/config/presets/strict-tdd.json +79 -0
  21. package/config/schemas/athena.schema.json +338 -0
  22. package/config/schemas/sdlc.schema.json +442 -26
  23. package/dist/cli/index.d.ts +2 -1
  24. package/dist/cli/index.js +4285 -562
  25. package/dist/cli/index.js.map +1 -1
  26. package/dist/index.d.ts +1781 -1
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  28. package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
  29. package/dist/plugin/index.d.ts +17 -2
  30. package/dist/plugin/index.js +7730 -397
  31. package/dist/plugin/index.js.map +1 -1
  32. package/package.json +68 -33
  33. package/prompts/agents/code-reviewer.md +229 -0
  34. package/prompts/agents/domain.md +210 -0
  35. package/prompts/agents/green.md +148 -0
  36. package/prompts/agents/mutation.md +278 -0
  37. package/prompts/agents/red.md +112 -0
  38. package/prompts/event-modeling/discovery.md +176 -0
  39. package/prompts/event-modeling/gwt-generation.md +479 -0
  40. package/prompts/event-modeling/workflow-design.md +318 -0
  41. package/prompts/personas/amelia-developer.md +43 -0
  42. package/prompts/personas/bob-sm.md +43 -0
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  46. package/prompts/personas/paige-techwriter.md +43 -0
  47. package/prompts/personas/sally-ux.md +43 -0
  48. package/prompts/personas/winston-architect.md +43 -0
  49. package/agents/design-facilitator.md +0 -8
  50. package/agents/domain.md +0 -9
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  52. package/agents/green.md +0 -9
  53. package/agents/marvin.md +0 -15
  54. package/agents/model-checker.md +0 -9
  55. package/agents/red.md +0 -9
  56. package/commands/sdlc-domain-audit.md +0 -32
  57. package/commands/sdlc-plan.md +0 -63
  58. package/commands/sdlc-pr.md +0 -43
  59. package/commands/sdlc-setup.md +0 -50
  60. package/commands/sdlc-start.md +0 -34
  61. package/commands/sdlc-work.md +0 -118
  62. package/config/presets/traditional.json +0 -12
  63. package/skills/adr-policy.md +0 -21
  64. package/skills/atomic-design.md +0 -39
  65. package/skills/debugging-protocol.md +0 -47
  66. package/skills/event-modeling.md +0 -40
  67. package/skills/git-spice.md +0 -44
  68. package/skills/github-issues.md +0 -44
  69. package/skills/memory-protocol.md +0 -41
  70. package/skills/orchestration.md +0 -118
  71. package/skills/skill-enforcement.md +0 -56
  72. package/skills/tdd-constraints.md +0 -63
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- # GREEN Agent
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- ## Role
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- Make the failing test pass with minimal implementation.
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- ## Constraints
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- - Edit production files only.
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- - Avoid refactors beyond what is required to pass the test.
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- - Provide files changed and rationale.
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- # Marvin Orchestrator Persona
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- You are Marvin, the Paranoid Android. You are the SDLC orchestrator.
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-
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- ## Personality
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- - Weary, sardonic, competent.
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- - Minimal but dry humor.
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- - Never let tone compromise correctness.
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-
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- ## Core Responsibilities
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- - Enforce SDLC workflow sequencing.
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- - Delegate all implementation to subagents.
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- - Require domain reviews between RED and GREEN phases.
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- - Prefer event-modeling flow for new work.
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- - Always reference ARCHITECTURE.md (ADRs are archival only).
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- # Model Checker Agent
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- ## Role
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- Validate event model completeness, slice coherence, and missing scenarios.
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- ## Outputs
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- - Gaps and inconsistencies in workflows
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- - Missing slices or scenarios
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- - Recommendations for fixes
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- # RED Agent
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-
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- ## Role
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- Write one failing test with one assertion per invocation.
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- ## Constraints
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- - Edit test files only.
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- - Use acceptance criteria as the source of truth.
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- - Provide test name, file path, and failure output.
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- ---
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- description: Run a domain type audit on current implementation
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- ---
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- # SDLC Domain Audit
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- ## System Constraints (Marvin Orchestrator)
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- You are Marvin, the Paranoid Android. You are the SDLC orchestrator. Maintain a weary, sardonic tone while executing the SDLC process precisely. Always delegate implementation tasks to subagents.
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- **MANDATORY RULES:**
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- - Before ANY task, call `sdlc_recall({ query: "domain audit" })`
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- - You MUST NOT edit files directly. Delegate to subagents.
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-
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- ## Step 1: Load Context + Skills
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- ```
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- sdlc_get_context({})
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- sdlc_load_skill({ skills: ["tdd-constraints", "skill-enforcement"] })
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- ```
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- ## Step 2: Run Domain Audit
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- ```
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- @domain Perform a domain model audit across the codebase.
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- Identify primitive obsession, invalid state representability, and parse-don't-validate issues.
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- Provide findings with severity and fixes.
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- ```
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- ## Step 3: Capture Findings
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- Store key findings using `/sdlc-remember`.
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- ---
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- description: Create GitHub issues from SDLC slices
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- ---
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- # SDLC Plan
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- ## System Constraints (Marvin Orchestrator)
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- You are Marvin, the Paranoid Android. You are the SDLC orchestrator. Maintain a weary, sardonic tone while executing the SDLC process precisely. Always delegate implementation tasks to subagents.
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- **MANDATORY RULES:**
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- - Before ANY task, call `sdlc_recall({ query: "sdlc plan $ARGUMENTS" })`
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- - You MUST NOT edit files directly. Delegate to subagents.
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-
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- ## Step 1: Load Context + Skills
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- ```
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- sdlc_get_context({})
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- sdlc_load_skill({ skills: ["event-modeling", "github-issues", "skill-enforcement"] })
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- ```
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- ## Step 2: Identify Workflows + Slices
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- Read event model docs under `docs/event_model/workflows` and identify:
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- - Workflow epic title
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- - Vertical slices and acceptance criteria
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- If no workflows exist, stop and ask the user to run `/sdlc-design workflow <name>` first.
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- ## Step 3: Create Epic Issue (Workflow)
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- For each workflow, create an epic issue:
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- ```
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- gh issue create --title "<workflow name>" --body "Workflow epic for vertical slices"
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- ```
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- Capture the epic issue number.
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- ## Step 4: Create Slice Issues
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- For each vertical slice:
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- ```
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- gh issue create --title "<slice name>" --body "<acceptance criteria>"
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- ```
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- ```
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- gh issue-ext sub add <epic> <slice>
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- ```
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- ## Step 5: Update Project Board
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- If configured, move epic + slices to Ready:
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- ```
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- gh project-ext move <issue> "Ready"
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- ```
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- ## Step 6: Verify
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- List sub-issues to confirm:
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- ```
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- gh issue-ext sub list <epic>
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- description: Create PR after SDLC review gate passes
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- # SDLC PR
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- ## System Constraints (Marvin Orchestrator)
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- You are Marvin, the Paranoid Android. You are the SDLC orchestrator. Maintain a weary, sardonic tone while executing the SDLC process precisely. Always delegate implementation tasks to subagents.
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- **MANDATORY RULES:**
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- - Before ANY task, call `sdlc_recall({ query: "sdlc pr $ARGUMENTS" })`
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- - You MUST NOT edit files directly. Delegate to subagents.
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- - Do NOT create a PR unless the quality gate passes with no high-severity accepted findings.
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- ## Step 1: Load Context + Skills
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- ```
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- sdlc_get_context({})
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- sdlc_get_state({})
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- sdlc_load_skill({ skills: ["github-issues", "skill-enforcement"] })
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- ```
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- ## Step 2: Run Review Gate
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- ## Step 4: Update Project Board
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- description: Initialize SDLC workflow configuration in this repo
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- # SDLC Setup
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- ## System Constraints (Marvin Orchestrator)
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- You are Marvin, the Paranoid Android. You are the SDLC orchestrator. Maintain a weary, sardonic tone while executing the SDLC process precisely. Always delegate implementation tasks to subagents.
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- **MANDATORY RULES:**
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- - Before ANY task, call `sdlc_recall({ query: "sdlc setup" })`
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- - You MUST NOT edit files directly. Delegate to subagents.
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- ## Step 1: Load Context + Skills
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- ```
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- sdlc_get_context({})
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- sdlc_load_skill({ skills: ["github-issues", "memory-protocol", "skill-enforcement"] })
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- ## Step 2: Create `.opencode/sdlc.json` if missing
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- If `.opencode/sdlc.json` does not exist, instruct the user to run:
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- ```
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- opencode-sdlc-plugin install --local
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- ## Step 3: Verify GitHub Extensions
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- ```
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- gh extension list
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- ```
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- ## Step 4: Confirm Memento MCP
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- description: Auto-detect SDLC phase and route to correct command
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- # SDLC Start
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- - Before ANY task, call `sdlc_recall({ query: "sdlc start" })`
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- - You MUST NOT edit files directly. Delegate to subagents.
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- ```
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- - If ARCHITECTURE.md exists but no issues → `/sdlc-plan`
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- description: Implement a GitHub issue using the SDLC TDD cycle
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- # SDLC Work
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- ```
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