prjct-cli 0.5.0 β†’ 0.6.0

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +169 -1
  2. package/CLAUDE.md +43 -28
  3. package/README.md +4 -4
  4. package/bin/prjct +78 -63
  5. package/core/agent-generator.js +19 -10
  6. package/core/ascii-graphics.js +433 -0
  7. package/core/command-registry.js +553 -0
  8. package/core/commands.js +274 -62
  9. package/core/task-schema.js +342 -0
  10. package/package.json +4 -3
  11. package/templates/agents/AGENTS.md +79 -101
  12. package/templates/agents/be.template.md +14 -29
  13. package/templates/agents/coordinator.template.md +34 -0
  14. package/templates/agents/data.template.md +14 -28
  15. package/templates/agents/devops.template.md +14 -28
  16. package/templates/agents/fe.template.md +14 -29
  17. package/templates/agents/mobile.template.md +14 -28
  18. package/templates/agents/qa.template.md +14 -41
  19. package/templates/agents/scribe.template.md +15 -81
  20. package/templates/agents/security.template.md +14 -28
  21. package/templates/agents/ux.template.md +14 -36
  22. package/templates/commands/analyze.md +36 -239
  23. package/templates/commands/build.md +41 -0
  24. package/templates/commands/cleanup.md +24 -87
  25. package/templates/commands/context.md +24 -93
  26. package/templates/commands/design.md +20 -98
  27. package/templates/commands/done.md +16 -181
  28. package/templates/commands/fix.md +27 -66
  29. package/templates/commands/git.md +33 -60
  30. package/templates/commands/help.md +18 -52
  31. package/templates/commands/idea.md +11 -36
  32. package/templates/commands/init.md +30 -277
  33. package/templates/commands/next.md +20 -62
  34. package/templates/commands/now.md +18 -22
  35. package/templates/commands/progress.md +23 -78
  36. package/templates/commands/recap.md +22 -74
  37. package/templates/commands/roadmap.md +21 -90
  38. package/templates/commands/ship.md +26 -161
  39. package/templates/commands/status.md +40 -0
  40. package/templates/commands/stuck.md +21 -33
  41. package/templates/commands/sync.md +19 -209
  42. package/templates/commands/task.md +18 -80
  43. package/templates/commands/test.md +23 -72
  44. package/templates/commands/workflow.md +20 -212
  45. package/templates/agents/pm.template.md +0 -84
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  ---
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- name: p:design
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- description: Design system architecture, APIs, and component interfaces
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+ allowed-tools: [Read, Write]
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+ description: "Design architecture and APIs"
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  ---
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- # /p:design - System Architecture and Design
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-
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- Create technical designs with visual diagrams and implementation guides for system architecture, APIs, components, databases, and user flows.
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+ # /p:design
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  ## Usage
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-
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- ```
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- /p:design [target] [--type architecture|api|component|database|flow] [--format diagram|spec|code|all]
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- ```
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-
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- ## Global Architecture
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-
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- This command operates on global data stored in `~/.prjct-cli/projects/{project-id}/`.
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-
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- ### Steps
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-
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- 1. Parse design target and type (architecture, api, component, database, flow)
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- 2. Generate appropriate ASCII diagrams and visual representations
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- 3. Create technical specifications with technology stack and patterns
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- 4. Generate implementation templates and interfaces
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- 5. Save designs to `~/.prjct-cli/projects/{id}/designs/` directory
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- 6. Display formatted design with overview, specs, and implementation guide
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- 7. Link designs to tasks and track implementation progress
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-
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- ## Response Format
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-
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  ```
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- 🎨 ✨ Design Complete! ✨ 🎨
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-
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- πŸ“ Design: [Target Name]
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- ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
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-
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- πŸ—οΈ Architecture Overview:
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- [ASCII diagram or description]
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-
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- πŸ“‹ Technical Specifications:
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- β€’ Technology Stack: [stack details]
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- β€’ Design Patterns: [patterns used]
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- β€’ Key Components: [component list]
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-
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- πŸ“¦ Implementation Guide:
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- 1. Set up project structure
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- 2. Implement core models
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- 3. Build API endpoints
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- 4. Create UI components
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-
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- πŸ“ Files Created:
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- β€’ ~/.prjct-cli/projects/{id}/designs/[target]-architecture.md
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-
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- ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
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- βœ… Design ready for implementation!
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-
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- πŸ’‘ Next: /p:now "Implement [target]"
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+ /p:design [target] [--type architecture|api|component|database|flow]
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  ```
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- ## Design Types
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-
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- ### Architecture
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- - System architecture diagrams
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- - Component relationships
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- - Data flow and communication patterns
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- - Scalability considerations
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-
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- ### API
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- - Endpoint specifications
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- - Request/response schemas
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- - Authentication and authorization
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- - Rate limiting and caching
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-
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- ### Component
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- - Component interfaces
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- - Props and state management
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- - Lifecycle and hooks
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- - Styling and theming
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-
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- ### Database
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- - Schema design
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- - Entity relationships
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- - Indexing strategy
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- - Migration plans
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+ ## Flow
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+ 1. Parse: target + type
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+ 2. Generate: ASCII diagrams
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+ 3. Create: specifications
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+ 4. Save: `designs/{target}-{type}.md`
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- ### Flow
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- - User journey diagrams
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- - State machine flows
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- - Process workflows
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- - Integration flows
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+ ## Types
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+ - **architecture**: System design, components, data flow
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+ - **api**: Endpoint specs, schemas, auth
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+ - **component**: Interfaces, props, state
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+ - **database**: Schema, relationships, indexes
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+ - **flow**: User journeys, workflows
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- ## Examples
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-
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- Design system architecture:
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- ```
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- /p:design authentication --type architecture
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+ ## Response
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  ```
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+ 🎨 Design complete!
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- Design API endpoints:
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- ```
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- /p:design user-management --type api --format spec
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- ```
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+ πŸ“ {target} - {type}
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+ πŸ“„ Saved: designs/{target}-{type}.md
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- Design database schema:
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- ```
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- /p:design products --type database --format diagram
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+ /p:now "Implement {target}"
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  ```
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- Complete design with all formats:
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- ```
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- /p:design payment-system --type architecture --format all
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- ```
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- allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, TodoWrite]
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+ allowed-tools: [Read, Write]
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  description: "Complete task, clear focus"
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  ---
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  # /p:done
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- ## Context Validation
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+ ## Validation
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+ - Requires: `.prjct/prjct.config.json` exists
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+ - Requires: `core/now.md` has content
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+ - Else: "Not working on anything. Use /p:now or /p:next"
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- **Prerequisites:**
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- - Project must be initialized (`.prjct/prjct.config.json` exists)
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- - Active task must exist (`core/now.md` has content)
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+ ## Flow
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+ 1. Read: `core/now.md` β†’ calculate duration
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+ 2. Clear: `core/now.md`
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+ 3. Update: `progress/metrics.md`, `core/context.md`
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+ 4. Log: `memory/context.jsonl`
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- **If context is missing, Claude provides conversational response:**
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+ ## Response
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  ```
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- ✨ You're not working on anything right now!
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+ βœ… {task} ({duration})
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- Want to start something?
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- β€’ Tell me what you want to build
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- β€’ Say "show me what's next"
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- β€’ Or use: /p:now | /p:next
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-
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- Let's ship something!
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- ```
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-
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- **Validation happens automatically through CLAUDE.md instructions - Claude checks context before executing!**
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-
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- ## Usage
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- ```
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- /p:done
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- ```
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-
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- ## Execution
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- **Only runs if context validation passes βœ…**
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- 1. Read task from `~/.prjct-cli/projects/{id}/core/now.md`, calculate duration
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- 2. Clear `core/now.md`
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- 3. **Trigger Scribe Agent** (Documentation):
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- - Get git changes since task started: `git diff --name-only`
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- - Invoke Scribe agent to document changes
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- - Show documentation draft to user
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- - **Request confirmation** before saving
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- - Save to `analysis/task-docs/[task-id].md` if confirmed
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- 4. Update `progress/metrics.md`, `core/context.md`
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- 5. Log to `memory/context.jsonl`:
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- ```json
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- {"action":"done","task":"[task]","started":"[t1]","completed":"[t2]","duration":"[min]","documented":true,"layer":"core"}
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- ```
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- 6. Response:
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- ```
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- βœ… [task description] ([duration])
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-
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- What's next?
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- β€’ "start [next task]" β†’ Begin working
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- β€’ "ship this feature" β†’ Track & celebrate
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- β€’ "add new idea" β†’ Brainstorm
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-
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- Or use: /p:now | /p:ship | /p:idea
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- ```
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- Or if queue empty:
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- ```
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- βœ… [task description] ([duration])
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- Queue is empty! What now?
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- β€’ "add a task" β†’ Plan next work
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- β€’ "brainstorm ideas" β†’ Creative mode
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- β€’ "see my progress" β†’ View achievements
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- Or: /p:idea | /p:next | /p:recap
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- ```
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- ## Scribe Agent Workflow
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- When a task is completed, the Scribe agent is automatically invoked to document changes:
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- ### Step 1: Detect Changes
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- ```javascript
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- const gitIntegration = require('../core/git-integration')
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- const taskStartTime = readTaskStartTime()
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- // Get files changed since task started
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- const changes = await gitIntegration.getChangesSince(taskStartTime)
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- ```
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- ### Step 2: Generate Documentation
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- Invoke Scribe agent with prompt:
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- ```
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- Document the following task completion:
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- Task: "[task description]"
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- Duration: [duration]
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- Files changed:
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- ${changes.files.join('\n')}
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- Generate documentation including:
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- 1. Brief summary of what was implemented
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- 2. Key technical decisions
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- 3. Files affected and their purpose
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- 4. Any breaking changes or important notes
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- Keep it concise (< 200 words).
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+ Next?
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+ β€’ "start {task}" β†’ work
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+ β€’ "ship {feature}" β†’ celebrate
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+ β€’ /p:now | /p:ship
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  ```
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- ### Step 3: Show Draft & Request Confirmation
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- ```
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- πŸ“ Scribe Agent Documentation Draft
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- ## Task: [task description]
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- **Implemented**: [date]
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- **Duration**: [duration]
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- **Summary**:
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- [AI-generated summary]
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- **Technical Details**:
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- - [Key decisions]
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- - [Files modified]
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- **Usage**:
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- [Examples if applicable]
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- ─────────────────────────────────────
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- Save this documentation? (y/n): _
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- ```
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- ### Step 4: Save if Confirmed
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- ```javascript
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- if (userConfirms) {
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- const docPath = `~/.prjct-cli/projects/{id}/analysis/task-docs/${taskId}.md`
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- await saveDocumentation(docPath, documentation)
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- } else {
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- console.log('ℹ️ Documentation discarded')
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- ```
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- ## Example with Scribe
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- ```
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- /p:done
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- βœ… implement login authentication (2h 15m)
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- πŸ“ Scribe Agent is documenting your changes...
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- ─────────────────────────────────────────────
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- ## Task: implement login authentication
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- **Implemented**: 2025-10-02
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- **Duration**: 2h 15m
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- **Summary**:
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- Implemented JWT-based authentication system with login and registration endpoints. Added middleware for protected routes and session management.
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- - Created login/register API endpoints in auth.controller.ts
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- - Implemented JWT middleware for route protection
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- - src/features/auth/auth.service.ts (new)
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- - src/features/auth/auth.controller.ts (new)
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- ```
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- - User confirmation prevents unwanted docs
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- - Documentation helps with onboarding and code reviews
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- description: "Quick troubleshooting and automatic fixes"
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+ description: "Quick troubleshooting and fixes"
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  ---
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- ## Global Architecture
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- This command uses the global prjct architecture:
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- - Data stored in: `~/.prjct-cli/projects/{id}/`
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- - Config stored in: `{project}/.prjct/prjct.config.json`
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- - Commands synchronized across all editors
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- ## Purpose
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  ## Usage
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+ /p:fix # Diagnose current issue
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+ /p:fix [error] # Fix specific error
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  ```
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- ## Execution
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- 5. Log solution to `.prjct/memory/context.jsonl`
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+ ## Flow
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+ 1. Read: `core/now.md` β†’ get context
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+ 2. Parse: error message OR diagnose current state
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+ 3. Detect: common patterns (deps, config, syntax, tests)
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+ 4. Apply: automatic fix OR suggest solution
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+ 5. Verify: test fix works
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+ 6. Log: `memory/context.jsonl`
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+ - **Dependencies**: `npm install` missing packages
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+ - **Config**: Fix malformed JSON/YAML
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+ - **Syntax**: ESLint/Prettier auto-fix
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+ - **Tests**: Update snapshots, fix imports
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- ## Global Architecture
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- - Commands synchronized across all editors
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- /p:git [commit|push|status|sync]
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+ /p:git push # Push with verification
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+ /p:git sync # Pull, rebase, push
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+ /p:git undo # Undo last commit
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+ 1. Read: `core/now.md` β†’ get task context
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+ 2. Git: `add .` β†’ stage changes
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+ 3. Create: commit message with prjct metadata
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+ 4. Commit: with message
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+ ## Flow: push
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+ 1. Git: `status` β†’ verify clean
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+ 2. Git: `push` with branch tracking
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+ 3. Handle: errors (upstream, conflicts)
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+ 2. Resolve: conflicts if any
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- 1. Pull latest changes
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+ ## Commit Message Format
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+ ```
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- **Smart commit message generation**:
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- - Analyze file changes to determine type (feat/fix/docs/refactor)
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- - "πŸ› fix: Resolve null pointer in auth middleware"
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- - "πŸ“ docs: Update API documentation"
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- - "♻️ refactor: Simplify database connection logic"
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+ Co-Authored-By: @{github_dev}
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+ ```
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+ βœ… Git {operation}
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- πŸ“Š Files: 3 changed, +150 lines
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- ## Best Practices
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  ---
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- allowed-tools: [Read]
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- description: "Interactive guide - talk naturally, no memorization needed"
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+ description: "Interactive guide"
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  ---
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  # /p:help
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- ## Usage
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- ```
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- /p:help
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- ```
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- ## Purpose
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- Interactive guide for users who want to talk naturally without memorizing commands.
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  ## Response
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  ```
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  🎯 What do you want to do?
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+ Say: "I want to start {task}"
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