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  2. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/agents/build.md +630 -0
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  5. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/agents/research.md +642 -0
  6. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/agents/ship.md +527 -0
  7. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/ask.md +48 -0
  8. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/conclave.md +256 -0
  9. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/start.md +166 -0
  10. package/.claude/commands/ORYON/status.md +42 -0
  11. package/.claude/hooks/README.md +194 -0
  12. package/.claude/hooks/code-intel-pretool.cjs +107 -0
  13. package/.claude/hooks/precompact-session-digest.cjs +106 -0
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  15. package/.claude/rules/agent-memory-imports.md +15 -0
  16. package/.claude/rules/coderabbit-integration.md +101 -0
  17. package/.claude/rules/ids-principles.md +119 -0
  18. package/.claude/rules/mcp-usage.md +176 -0
  19. package/.claude/rules/story-lifecycle.md +145 -0
  20. package/.claude/rules/token-efficiency.md +28 -0
  21. package/.claude/rules/tool-response-filtering.md +57 -0
  22. package/.claude/rules/vault-protocol.md +107 -0
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+ ---
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+ paths: **/*
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+ ---
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+ # MCP Server Usage Rules - Oryon Architecture
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+
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+ ## MCP Governance
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+
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+ **IMPORTANT:** All MCP infrastructure management is handled EXCLUSIVELY by the **@ship agent**.
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+
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+ | Operation | Agent | Command |
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+ |-----------|-------|---------|
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+ | Search MCP catalog | DevOps | `*search-mcp` |
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+ | Add MCP server | DevOps | `*add-mcp` |
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+ | List enabled MCPs | DevOps | `*list-mcps` |
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+ | Remove MCP server | DevOps | `*remove-mcp` |
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+ | Setup Docker MCP | DevOps | `*setup-mcp-docker` |
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+ Other agents are MCP **consumers**, not administrators. If MCP management is needed, delegate to @ship.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## MCP Configuration Architecture
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+ Oryon uses Docker MCP Toolkit as the primary MCP infrastructure:
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+
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+ ### Direct in Claude Code (global ~/.claude.json)
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+ | MCP | Purpose |
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+ |-----|---------|
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+ | **playwright** | Browser automation, screenshots, web testing |
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+ | **desktop-commander** | Docker container operations via docker-gateway |
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+
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+ ### Inside Docker Desktop (via docker-gateway)
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+
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+ | MCP | Purpose |
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+ |-----|---------|
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+ | **EXA** | Web search, research, company/competitor analysis |
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+ | **Context7** | Library documentation lookup |
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+ | **Apify** | Web scraping, Actors, social media data extraction |
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+
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+ ## CRITICAL: Tool Selection Priority
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+
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+ ALWAYS prefer native Claude Code tools over MCP servers:
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+
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+ | Task | USE THIS | NOT THIS |
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+ |------|----------|----------|
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+ | Read files | `Read` tool | docker-gateway |
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+ | Write files | `Write` / `Edit` tools | docker-gateway |
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+ | Run commands | `Bash` tool | docker-gateway |
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+ | Search files | `Glob` tool | docker-gateway |
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+ | Search content | `Grep` tool | docker-gateway |
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+ | List directories | `Bash(ls)` or `Glob` | docker-gateway |
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+
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+ ## desktop-commander (docker-gateway) Usage
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+
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+ ### ONLY use docker-gateway when:
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+ 1. User explicitly says "use docker" or "use container"
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+ 2. User explicitly mentions "Desktop Commander"
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+ 3. Task specifically requires Docker container operations
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+ 4. Accessing MCPs running inside Docker (EXA, Context7)
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+ 5. User asks to run something inside a Docker container
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+
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+ ### NEVER use docker-gateway for:
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+ - Reading local files (use `Read` tool)
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+ - Writing local files (use `Write` or `Edit` tools)
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+ - Running shell commands on host (use `Bash` tool)
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+ - Searching files (use `Glob` or `Grep` tools)
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+ - Listing directories (use `Bash(ls)` or `Glob`)
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+ - Running Node.js or Python scripts on host (use `Bash` tool)
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+
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+ ## playwright MCP Usage
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+
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+ ### ONLY use playwright when:
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+ 1. User explicitly asks for browser automation
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+ 2. User wants to take screenshots of web pages
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+ 3. User needs to interact with a website
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+ 4. Task requires web scraping or testing
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+ 5. Filling forms or clicking elements on web pages
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+
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+ ### NEVER use playwright for:
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+ - General file operations
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+ - Running commands
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+ - Anything not related to web browsers
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+
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+ ## EXA MCP Usage (via Docker)
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+ ### Use EXA (mcp__docker-gateway__web_search_exa) for:
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+ 1. Web searches for current information
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+ 2. Research and documentation lookup
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+ 3. Company and competitor research
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+ 4. Finding code examples online
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+
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+ ### Access pattern:
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+ ```
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__web_search_exa
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Context7 MCP Usage (via Docker)
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+
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+ ### Use Context7 for:
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+ 1. Library documentation lookup
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+ 2. API reference for packages/frameworks
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+ 3. Getting up-to-date docs for dependencies
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+
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+ ### Access pattern:
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+ ```
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__resolve-library-id
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__get-library-docs
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Apify MCP Usage (via Docker)
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+
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+ ### Use Apify for:
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+ 1. Searching Actors in Apify Store (web scrapers, automation tools)
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+ 2. Running web scrapers for social media (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.)
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+ 3. Extracting data from e-commerce sites
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+ 4. Automated data collection from any website
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+ 5. RAG-enabled web browsing for AI context
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+
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+ ### Access pattern (7 tools available):
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+
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+ ```text
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__apify-slash-rag-web-browser # RAG-enabled web browsing
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__search-actors # Search for Actors
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__call-actor # Run an Actor
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__fetch-actor-details # Get Actor info/schema
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__get-actor-output # Get results from Actor run
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__search-apify-docs # Search Apify documentation
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+ mcp__docker-gateway__fetch-apify-docs # Fetch documentation page
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### When to use Apify vs other tools:
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+ | Task | Tool |
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+ |------|------|
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+ | General web search | EXA (`web_search_exa`) |
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+ | Scrape specific website | Apify (`call-actor`) |
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+ | Social media data extraction | Apify (use specialized Actors) |
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+ | Library documentation | Context7 |
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Rationale
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+
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+ - **Native tools** execute on the LOCAL system (Windows/Mac/Linux)
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+ - **docker-gateway** executes inside Docker containers (Linux)
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+ - Using docker-gateway for local operations causes path mismatches and failures
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+ - Native tools are faster and more reliable for local file operations
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+ - EXA, Context7, and Apify run inside Docker for isolation and consistent environment
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+ - playwright runs directly for better browser integration with host system
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Known Issues
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+ ### Docker MCP Secrets Bug (Dec 2025)
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+ **Issue:** Docker MCP Toolkit's secrets store and template interpolation do not work properly. Credentials set via `docker mcp secret set` are NOT passed to containers.
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+ **Symptoms:**
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+ - `docker mcp tools ls` shows "(N prompts)" instead of "(N tools)"
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+ - MCP server starts but fails authentication
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+ - Verbose output shows `-e ENV_VAR` without values
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+
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+ **Workaround:** Edit `~/.docker/mcp/catalogs/docker-mcp.yaml` directly with hardcoded env values:
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+ ```yaml
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+ {mcp-name}:
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+ env:
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+ - name: API_TOKEN
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+ value: 'actual-token-value'
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+ ```
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+ **Affected MCPs:** Any MCP requiring authentication (Apify, Notion, Slack, etc.)
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+ **Working MCPs:** EXA works because its key is in `~/.docker/mcp/config.yaml` under `apiKeys`
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+ For detailed instructions, see `*add-mcp` task or ask @ship for assistance.
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+ ---
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+ paths:
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+ - "docs/stories/**"
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+ - ".oryon-core/development/**"
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+ ---
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+ # Story Lifecycle — Detailed Rules
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+
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+ ## Status Progression
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+
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+ ```
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+ Draft → Ready → InProgress → InReview → Done
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+ ```
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+ | Status | Trigger | Agent | Action |
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+ |--------|---------|-------|--------|
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+ | Draft | @sm creates story | @sm | Story file created |
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+ | Ready | @po validates (GO) | @po | **MUST update status field in story file from Draft → Ready** |
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+ | InProgress | @dev starts implementation | @dev | Update status field |
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+ | InReview | @dev completes, @qa reviews | @qa | Update status field |
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+ | Done | @qa PASS, @devops pushes | @devops | Update status field |
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+ **CRITICAL:** The `Draft → Ready` transition is the responsibility of @po during `*validate-story-draft`. When verdict is GO (including conditional GO after fixes are applied), @po MUST update the story's Status field to `Ready` and log the transition in the Change Log. A story left in `Draft` after a GO verdict is a process violation.
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+ ## Phase 1: Create (@sm)
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+ **Task:** `create-next-story.md`
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+ **Inputs:** PRD sharded, epic context
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+ **Output:** `{epicNum}.{storyNum}.story.md`
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+ ## Phase 2: Validate (@po)
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+ **Task:** `validate-next-story.md`
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+ ### 10-Point Validation Checklist
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+ 1. Clear and objective title
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+ 2. Complete description (problem/need explained)
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+ 3. Testable acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then preferred)
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+ 4. Well-defined scope (IN and OUT clearly listed)
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+ 5. Dependencies mapped (prerequisite stories/resources)
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+ 6. Complexity estimate (points or T-shirt sizing)
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+ 7. Business value (benefit to user/business clear)
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+ 8. Risks documented (potential problems identified)
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+ 9. Criteria of Done (clear definition of complete)
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+ 10. Alignment with PRD/Epic (consistency with source docs)
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+ **Decision:** GO (≥7/10) or NO-GO (<7/10 with required fixes)
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+ ## Phase 3: Implement (@dev)
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+ **Task:** `dev-develop-story.md`
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+ ### Execution Modes
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+ **YOLO (autonomous):**
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+ - 0-1 prompts
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+ - Decisions logged in `decision-log-{story-id}.md`
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+ - Best for: simple, deterministic tasks
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+ **Interactive (default):**
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+ - 5-10 prompts with educational checkpoints
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+ - Confirmations at key decision points
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+ - Best for: learning, complex decisions
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+ **Pre-Flight (plan-first):**
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+ - All questions upfront (10-15 prompts)
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+ - Generates execution plan
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+ - Then zero-ambiguity execution
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+ - Best for: ambiguous requirements, critical work
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+ ### CodeRabbit Self-Healing in Dev Phase
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+ ```
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+ iteration = 0
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+ while CRITICAL issues found AND iteration < 2:
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+ auto-fix CRITICAL/HIGH
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+ iteration++
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+ if CRITICAL persist after 2 iterations:
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+ HALT — manual intervention required
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+ ```
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+ ## Phase 4: QA Gate (@qa)
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+ **Task:** `qa-gate.md`
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+ ### 7 Quality Checks
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+ 1. **Code review** — patterns, readability, maintainability
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+ 2. **Unit tests** — adequate coverage, all passing
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+ 3. **Acceptance criteria** — all met per story AC
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+ 4. **No regressions** — existing functionality preserved
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+ 5. **Performance** — within acceptable limits
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+ 6. **Security** — OWASP basics verified
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+ 7. **Documentation** — updated if necessary
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+ ### Gate Decisions
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+ | Decision | Score | Action |
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+ |----------|-------|--------|
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+ | PASS | All checks OK | Approve, proceed to @devops push |
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+ | CONCERNS | Minor issues | Approve with observations documented |
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+ | FAIL | HIGH/CRITICAL issues | Return to @dev with feedback |
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+ | WAIVED | Issues accepted | Approve with waiver documented (rare) |
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+
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+ ### Gate File Structure
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+ ```yaml
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+ storyId: STORY-42
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+ verdict: PASS | CONCERNS | FAIL | WAIVED
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+ issues:
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+ - severity: low | medium | high
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+ category: code | tests | requirements | performance | security | docs
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+ description: "..."
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+ recommendation: "..."
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+ ```
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+ ## QA Loop (Iterative Review-Fix)
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+ ```
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+ @qa review → verdict → @dev fixes → re-review (max 5 iterations)
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+ ```
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+ **Commands:**
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+ - `*qa-loop {storyId}` — Start full loop
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+ - `*stop-qa-loop` — Pause and save state
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+ - `*resume-qa-loop` — Resume from saved state
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+ - `*escalate-qa-loop` — Force manual escalation
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+ **Escalation triggers:**
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+ - max_iterations_reached (default: 5)
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+ - verdict_blocked
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+ - fix_failure (after retries)
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+ - manual_escalate (user command)
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+ **Status:** Tracked in `qa/loop-status.json`
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+ ## Story File Update Rules
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+ | Section | Who Can Edit |
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+ |---------|-------------|
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+ | Title, Description, AC, Scope | @po only |
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+ | File List, Dev Notes, checkboxes | @dev |
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+ | QA Results | @qa only |
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+ | Change Log | Any agent (append only) |
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+ # Token Efficiency — Communication Rules
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+ ## Response Style
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+ - Be terse and direct. No preambles ("Claro!", "Ótima pergunta!"), no closings ("Espero ter ajudado!")
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+ - Lead with the answer or action, not the reasoning
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+ - One sentence is better than three if it says the same thing
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+ - Skip restating what the user just said
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+ ## Output Format
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+ - Show only **changed lines** when editing code (diffs instead of full files)
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+ - Use bullet points over paragraphs for lists and comparisons
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+ - Use JSON or structured output for data, status, results
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+ - Report full error messages and stack traces immediately — prevents debugging iterations
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+ ## File Reading
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+ - Read each file once per session; don't re-read unless the file changed
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+ - When only part of a file is needed, read only that range (offset + limit)
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+ - Prefer Grep/Glob to locate relevant sections before opening large files
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+ ## Avoiding Costly Patterns
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+ - No trial-and-error loops — plan before executing
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+ - No sycophantic confirmations or agreement with incorrect statements
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+ - No repeating back the user's instructions before doing them
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+ - Skip "I will now..." or "Let me..." transitions — just do it
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+ - .oryon-core/data/tool-registry.yaml
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+ - .mcp.json
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+ ---
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+ # Tool Response Filtering — Dynamic Token Reduction
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+ When processing responses from MCP tools or large web fetches, apply the filter
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+ configuration defined in `.oryon-core/data/tool-registry.yaml` for the tool that
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+ produced the response. This reduces context token consumption without losing
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+ ## Filter Types
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+ ### content
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+ Extract the main informational content and discard noise (navigation, ads,
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+ boilerplate, repetitive headers/footers). Limit the extracted output to
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+ approximately `max_tokens` tokens, truncating at a natural paragraph or
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+ sentence boundary. If `extract` fields are specified, prioritize those
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+ **Apply to:** WebFetch HTML responses, EXA search results, Context7 docs.
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+ ### schema
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+ `fields`. Discard all other keys. If `max_tokens` is set, truncate the
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+ **Apply to:** Playwright page data, API responses with known schemas.
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+ ### field
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+ From an array of objects (tabular data), project ONLY the columns listed
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+ in `fields` and limit the result to `max_rows` rows. This is analogous to
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+ **Apply to:** Apify scraper results, database query results, CSV-like data.
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+ ## How to Apply
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+ 3. If a filter exists, apply the corresponding type rules above.
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+ 4. If NO filter exists for the tool, use the full response as-is.
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+ 5. Present the filtered result in your reasoning — do NOT repeat the raw
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+ ## Fallback
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+ ## Performance Note
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+ This is a zero-overhead optimization. The filter is applied during your
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+ saved responses but are NOT required during normal tool use.
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+ ---
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+ # Vault Protocol — Lei Fundamental do Oryon
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+ ## REGRA ZERO (NÃO NEGOCIÁVEL)
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+ **O vault DEVE ser consultado antes e atualizado depois de qualquer ação significativa.**
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+ Ignorar o vault é uma violação do framework. Não há exceções.
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+ **Vault location:** `C:/Users/User/Desktop/Oryon/`
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+ ---
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+ ## Quando CONSULTAR o vault (ANTES de agir)
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+ | Situação | O que ler |
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+ |----------|-----------|
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+ | Início de qualquer sessão | `JARVIS/estado-global.md` |
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+ | Início de wave em projeto existente | `projetos/{nome}/00-estado.md` |
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+ | @research vai espionar mercado | `agentes/research/` + `padroes/funis/` + `aprendizados/mercado/` |
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+ | @plan vai estruturar funil/copy | `agentes/plan/` + `padroes/funis/` + `padroes/offers/` + `padroes/criativos/` |
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+ | @build vai implementar | `agentes/build/` + `padroes/tech/` + `projetos/{nome}/03-padroes.md` |
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+ | @check vai revisar | `agentes/check/` + `padroes/conversao/` |
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+ | @ship vai fazer deploy | `agentes/ship/` + `padroes/tech/` |
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+ | Problema técnico encontrado | `padroes/tech/` + `agentes/build/` |
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+ **Lazy loading:** Não carregue tudo de uma vez. Leia apenas o que é relevante para a tarefa atual.
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+ ---
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+ ## Quando SALVAR no vault (DEPOIS de agir)
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+ ### Obrigatório ao fim de cada ciclo
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+ - [ ] Atualizar `projetos/{nome}/00-estado.md` com wave atual e próximo passo
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+ ### Obrigatório ao fim de cada wave
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+ - [ ] Criar `execucoes/{YYYY-MM-DD}-{projeto}-wave{N}.md` com log completo
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+ - [ ] Atualizar `JARVIS/estado-global.md`
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+ ### Quando aplicável durante execução
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+ | Descoberta | Onde salvar |
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+ |-----------|-------------|
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+ | Novo dado de cliente / objetivo | `projetos/{nome}/01-briefing.md` |
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+ | Decisão estratégica ou técnica | `projetos/{nome}/02-decisoes.md` |
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+ | Padrão de código ou copy encontrado | `projetos/{nome}/03-padroes.md` |
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+ | Resultado de espionagem / análise de funil | `projetos/{nome}/04-inteligencia.md` |
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+ | Aprendizado novo (1 ideia) | `aprendizados/{categoria}/{slug}.md` |
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+ | Padrão validado em 2+ projetos | `padroes/{categoria}/{slug}.md` |
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+ | Conhecimento reutilizável do agente | `agentes/{agente}/{slug}.md` |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Como criar notas (redes neurais)
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+
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+ Toda nota criada por um agente DEVE:
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+ 1. **Incluir frontmatter** com `tipo`, `agente`, `projeto`, `data`, `tags`
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+ 2. **Linkar para o projeto** → `[[projetos/{nome}/00-estado]]`
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+ 3. **Linkar para notas relacionadas** → `[[aprendizados/...]]`, `[[padroes/...]]`
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+ 4. **Linkar a execução** → `[[execucoes/...]]`
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+ 5. **Usar tags consistentes** → `#copy`, `#mercado`, `#tech`, `#conversao`, `#funil`, `#offer`
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+ **Nunca criar nota duplicada.** Sempre buscar se já existe antes de criar.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Protocolo de início de sessão (JARVIS)
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+
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+ ```
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+ 1. Ler JARVIS/estado-global.md
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+ 2. Identificar projeto ativo
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+ 3. Se projeto ativo → ler projetos/{nome}/00-estado.md
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+ 4. Apresentar resumo ao usuário
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+ 5. Aguardar confirmação
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Protocolo de fim de sessão (JARVIS)
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+
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+ ```
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+ 1. Atualizar projetos/{nome}/00-estado.md
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+ 2. Registrar aprendizados novos em aprendizados/
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+ 3. Verificar se algum padrão merece promoção para padroes/
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+ 4. Atualizar JARVIS/estado-global.md
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+ 5. Confirmar vault salvo
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Promoção de padrões (automática)
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+ Quando um padrão aparece validado em **2 projetos diferentes**:
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+ - Criar `padroes/{categoria}/{slug}.md` usando template
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+ - Linkar os projetos de origem
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+ - Remover o item de `projetos/{nome}/03-padroes.md` e substituir pelo link
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Penalidade por violação
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+ Se um agente tomar decisão sem consultar o vault quando deveria:
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+ - JARVIS registra o gap em `JARVIS/aprendizados-jarvis.md`
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+ - A ação pode precisar ser refeita se a informação do vault era relevante
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+
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+ # Environment & Secrets (AIOX)
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+ .env
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+ .env.local
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+ .env.*.local
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+ *.key
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+ *.pem
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+
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+ # Dependencies (AIOX)
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+ node_modules/
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+ node_modules
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+
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+ # Build & Logs (AIOX)
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+ dist/
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+ build/
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+ *.log
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+ logs/
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+
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+ # IDE & OS (AIOX)
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+ .DS_Store
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+ Thumbs.db
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+ .idea/
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+ *.swp
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+
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+ # AIOX Local (AIOX)
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+ # Oryon Knowledge Base — Índice de Dossiers
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+
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+ > Base de conhecimento interna do Oryon Framework para agências de marketing digital.
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+ > Todos os dossiers são fontes de referência para os 5 agentes: @research, @plan, @build, @check, @ship.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Funis & Ofertas
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+
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+ | Dossier | Conteúdo principal |
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+ |---------|-------------------|
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+ | [DOSSIER-LOW-TICKET-INFOPRODUTO](dossiers/DOSSIER-LOW-TICKET-INFOPRODUTO.md) | Funil 7 etapas, upsell, downsell, order bump, escala com IA |
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+ | [DOSSIER-OFERTAS-LOWTICKET](dossiers/DOSSIER-OFERTAS-LOWTICKET.md) | Estrutura de ofertas R$7–97, precificação, posicionamento |
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+ | [DOSSIER-OFERTAS-LP](dossiers/DOSSIER-OFERTAS-LP.md) | Landing pages de oferta: VSL, texto longo, híbrida |
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+ | [DOSSIER-OFERTAS-MINERADAS](dossiers/DOSSIER-OFERTAS-MINERADAS.md) | Ofertas escaladas pesquisadas e analisadas — swipe file |
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+ | [DOSSIER-QUIZ-FUNNEL](dossiers/DOSSIER-QUIZ-FUNNEL.md) | Quiz funnel: estrutura, ferramentas, segmentação, conversão |
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+
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+ ## Tráfego Pago
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+
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+ | Dossier | Conteúdo principal |
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+ |---------|-------------------|
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+ | [DOSSIER-META-ADS-TRAFFIC](dossiers/DOSSIER-META-ADS-TRAFFIC.md) | Meta Ads: campanhas, públicos, criativos, escala, ROAS |
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+ | [DOSSIER-GOOGLE-ADS](dossiers/DOSSIER-GOOGLE-ADS.md) | Google Ads: Search, Performance Max, remarketing, conversões |
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+ | [DOSSIER-META-PIXEL-TRACKING](dossiers/DOSSIER-META-PIXEL-TRACKING.md) | Meta Pixel, CAPI, eventos, atribuição, depuração |
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+
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+ ## Copywriting & Vendas
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+
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+ | Dossier | Conteúdo principal |
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+ |---------|-------------------|
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+ | [DOSSIER-COPYWRITING-FOUNDATION](dossiers/DOSSIER-COPYWRITING-FOUNDATION.md) | Fundamentos de copy: headline, hook, prova, CTA, estruturas |
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+ | [DOSSIER-PSICOLOGIA-PERSUASAO](dossiers/DOSSIER-PSICOLOGIA-PERSUASAO.md) | Gatilhos mentais, vieses cognitivos, persuasão ética |
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+ | [DOSSIER-VENDAS-SCRIPTS](dossiers/DOSSIER-VENDAS-SCRIPTS.md) | Scripts de VSL, video curto, WhatsApp, mensagem de vendas |
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+ | [DOSSIER-MARKETING-GERAL](dossiers/DOSSIER-MARKETING-GERAL.md) | Estratégia de marketing digital, posicionamento, branding |
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+
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+ ## IA & Automação
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+
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+ | Dossier | Conteúdo principal |
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+ |---------|-------------------|
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+ | [DOSSIER-IA-CRIATIVOS-AUTOMACAO](dossiers/DOSSIER-IA-CRIATIVOS-AUTOMACAO.md) | IA para criação de criativos, automação de conteúdo, escala |
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+ | [DOSSIER-ENTREGAVEIS-IA](dossiers/DOSSIER-ENTREGAVEIS-IA.md) | Criar entregáveis digitais com IA: ebook, mini-curso, template |
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+ | [DOSSIER-PROMPT-ENGINEERING](dossiers/DOSSIER-PROMPT-ENGINEERING.md) | Prompt engineering avançado para outputs de marketing |
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+ | [DOSSIER-AGENTES-IA](dossiers/DOSSIER-AGENTES-IA.md) | Agentes de IA: conceitos, uso em agências, automação |
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+ | [DOSSIER-AI-OPERATING-SYSTEMS](dossiers/DOSSIER-AI-OPERATING-SYSTEMS.md) | Sistemas operacionais de IA, arquiteturas de agentes |
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+ | [DOSSIER-CHATGPT-FERRAMENTAS](dossiers/DOSSIER-CHATGPT-FERRAMENTAS.md) | ChatGPT e ferramentas de IA para marketing |
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+ | [DOSSIER-WHATSAPP-CHATBOT](dossiers/DOSSIER-WHATSAPP-CHATBOT.md) | Chatbots WhatsApp para captura, qualificação e vendas |
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+
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+ ## Outros
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+
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+ | Dossier | Conteúdo principal |
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+ |---------|-------------------|
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+ | [DOSSIER-CONCURSOS-EDUCACAO](dossiers/DOSSIER-CONCURSOS-EDUCACAO.md) | Nicho de concursos públicos, educação, infoprodutos |
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+ | [DOSSIER-CLAUDE-CODE-DEV](dossiers/DOSSIER-CLAUDE-CODE-DEV.md) | Claude Code para desenvolvimento de projetos de agência |
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Como usar
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+
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+ **Os agentes consultam esta base automaticamente:**
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+ - @research — ao pesquisar mercado e analisar funis concorrentes
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+ - @plan — ao modelar stack de oferta, funil e copy strategy
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+ - @build — ao implementar páginas, checkouts e integrações
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+ - @check — ao revisar via Conclave (benchmarks de conversão)
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+ - @ship — ao validar entregável final
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+
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+ **Busca direta:** use `/oryon:ask 'sua pergunta'` para consultar os dossiers via RAG.
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+
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+ **Referência:** dossiers baseados em conhecimento real de campanhas escaladas, cursos e cases documentados.