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+ # Story-by-Story Execution Pattern
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+ This sub-skill defines the sequential story execution loop for code generation stages.
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+ ---
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+ ## 7b. Story-by-Story Execution (Code Generation Stages) - HARD GATE
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+ **⛔ HARD GATE - SEQUENTIAL STORY EXECUTION REQUIRED**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ STORY-BY-STORY EXECUTION - NON-NEGOTIABLE │
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+ │ │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Implementing multiple stories at once │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Skipping story file reads │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Not updating stories_progress in bolt file │
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+ │ │
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+ │ You MUST process stories ONE AT A TIME in sequence. │
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+ │ Each story requires its own announce → read → implement → │
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+ │ update cycle. Batch implementation = broken traceability. │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **For EACH story in bolt's stories array, execute this exact sequence:**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ STORY EXECUTION LOOP (repeat for each story) │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP A: Announce start │
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+ │ Output: "⏳ Story {n}/{total}: {story-id} - {title}" │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP B: Read story file (MANDATORY) │
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+ │ Action: Read {intent}/units/{unit}/stories/{story-id}.md │
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+ │ Purpose: Extract acceptance criteria for implementation │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP C: Implement code for THIS story only │
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+ │ Action: Create/modify code to satisfy acceptance criteria │
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+ │ Add traceability: // Story: {story-id} │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP D: Update bolt file stories_progress (MANDATORY) │
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+ │ Action: Edit bolt.md to mark story progress │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP E: Update story FILE status (MANDATORY) │
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+ │ Action: Edit story file frontmatter │
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+ │ Path: {intent}/units/{unit}/stories/{story-id}.md │
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+ │ Update: status: {current} → implemented │
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+ │ ⚠️ This is the STORY FILE, not bolt.md │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP F: Announce completion │
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+ │ Output: "✅ Story {story-id}: Implemented → `{files}`" │
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+ │ │
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+ │ STEP G: Show updated progress list │
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+ │ Then proceed to next story (back to STEP A) │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **Story Progress Display (show after EACH story completion):**
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+ ```markdown
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+ ### Story Progress ({completed}/{total})
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+ 1. ✅ **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: Implemented → `{files}`
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+ 2. ✅ **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: Implemented → `{files}`
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+ 3. ⏳ **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: In Progress
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+ 4. [ ] **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: Pending
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+ 5. [ ] **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: Pending
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+ 6. [ ] **{SSS}-{story-slug}**: Pending
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+ ```
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+ ### 7b-1. Story File Update (HARD GATE)
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+ **⛔ HARD GATE - STORY FILE UPDATE REQUIRED AFTER EACH STORY**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ STORY FILE UPDATE - NON-NEGOTIABLE │
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+ │ │
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+ │ After implementing code for a story, you MUST: │
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+ │ 1. Use Edit tool to update the STORY FILE (not bolt.md) │
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+ │ 2. Change frontmatter: status: {current} → implemented │
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+ │ 3. Verify the edit was applied │
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+ │ │
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+ │ Path: {intent}/units/{unit}/stories/{story-id}.md │
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+ │ │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Moving to next story without updating file │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Only updating bolt.md, not story file │
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+ │ ⛔ FORBIDDEN: Batch updating at stage end │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **Story status values during code generation:**
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+ - `draft` / `generated` / `approved` → Initial status (varies)
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+ - `implemented` → After code is written for this story
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+ **Verification Output (after each story file update):**
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+ ```text
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+ ✅ Story file updated: {story-id}.md
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+ - status: {old-status} → implemented
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+ ```
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+ ### 7b-2. Bolt File Update (After Story File)
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+ **Update bolt file after EACH story (not at the end):**
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+ ```yaml
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+ stories_progress:
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+ - id: 001-database-init
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+ status: complete
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+ implemented_at: {timestamp}
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+ - id: 002-schema-tables
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+ status: complete
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+ implemented_at: {timestamp}
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+ - id: 003-crud-operations
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+ status: in-progress
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+ - id: 004-query-helpers
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+ status: pending
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+ ```
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+ **Why This Pattern Exists:**
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+ 1. **Traceability**: Each piece of code maps to a specific story
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+ 2. **Resumability**: If interrupted, we know exactly where to continue
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+ 3. **Verification**: We can validate that ALL stories were addressed
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+ 4. **Visibility**: User sees clear progress through the work
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+ 5. **Quality**: Reading acceptance criteria prevents missed requirements
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+ ## 7c. Final Regression Check (After All Stories Implemented)
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+ **⛔ REQUIRED: After implementing all stories, verify no regressions**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ REGRESSION CHECK - BEFORE STAGE CHECKPOINT │
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+ │ │
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+ │ After ALL stories are implemented, you MUST verify: │
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+ │ 1. Re-read acceptance criteria from FIRST story │
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+ │ 2. Verify the implementation still satisfies those ACs │
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+ │ 3. Repeat for each story in order │
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+ │ 4. Report any regressions found │
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+ │ │
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+ │ Later stories may have broken earlier implementations. │
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+ │ Catch this BEFORE moving to Testing stage. │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **Regression Check Output:**
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+ ```text
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+ ### Regression Check ({stories_count} stories)
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+ 1. ✅ **{story-1}**: All ACs still valid
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+ 2. ✅ **{story-2}**: All ACs still valid
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+ 3. ⚠️ **{story-3}**: AC2 regression - {description} → FIX REQUIRED
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+ 4. ✅ **{story-4}**: All ACs still valid
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+ {If regressions found: Fix before proceeding to checkpoint}
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+ ```
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+ **Why This Check Exists:**
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+ - Story N implementation may modify shared code
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+ - Changes could invalidate Story 1-N-1 acceptance criteria
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+ - Catching regressions early prevents cascade failures in Testing stage
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+ # Figma Reference Collection for Stories
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+ This sub-skill handles collecting Figma frame URLs and interaction flows during story creation.
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+ ---
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+ ## 4a. Collect Figma References (UI Stories Only)
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+ **For stories that involve UI screens, ask the user for Figma frame URLs.**
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+ **Detection:** Check if the story involves UI by looking for these signals in the user story or acceptance criteria:
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+ - Screen, page, view, layout
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+ - Form, button, modal, dialog, bottom sheet
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+ - Navigation, menu, sidebar
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+ - Component, widget, card, table
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+ **If UI signals detected:**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ FIGMA REFERENCE COLLECTION │
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+ │ │
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+ │ Story: {story-id} - {title} │
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+ │ UI Detected: {signal found} │
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+ │ │
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+ │ Do you have Figma designs for this story? │
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+ │ │
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+ │ 1 - Yes, I'll provide Figma frame URLs │
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+ │ 2 - No, use ui-patterns.md guidelines │
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+ │ 3 - Skip for now (add later) │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **If user selects "Yes":**
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+ ```text
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+ Please provide Figma frame URLs for this story.
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+ You can provide multiple URLs (one per screen/component).
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+ Supported format:
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+ - Design file: https://www.figma.com/design/{file-id}/{name}?node-id={node-id}&t={token}
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+ Enter URLs (one per line, empty line to finish):
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+ ```
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+ **Store in story frontmatter:**
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+ ```yaml
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+ figma_frames:
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+ - https://www.figma.com/design/xxx/Project?node-id=1:100&t=abc
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+ - https://www.figma.com/design/xxx/Project?node-id=1:200&t=abc
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+ ```
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+ **If user selects "No" or "Skip":**
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+ Leave `figma_frames: []` in frontmatter. Construction Agent will use ui-patterns.md guidelines.
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+ **Batch Collection Option:**
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+ If multiple UI stories are being created, offer batch collection:
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+ ```text
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+ I detected {n} stories with UI components. Would you like to:
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+ 1 - Provide Figma URLs for each story individually
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+ 2 - Provide a single Figma file URL (I'll ask which frames map to which stories)
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+ 3 - Skip Figma references for all (use ui-patterns.md)
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+ ```
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+ ## 4a-2. Collect Interaction Flows (If No Prototype in Figma)
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+ **After collecting Figma URLs, ask about prototype connections:**
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+ ```text
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+ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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+ │ INTERACTION FLOW CHECK │
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+ │ │
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+ │ Does your Figma file have prototype connections defined? │
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+ │ (Click interactions that link frames together) │
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+ │ │
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+ │ 1 - Yes, prototype is set up in Figma │
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+ │ 2 - No, I'll define interactions manually │
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+ │ 3 - Not sure / I'll handle it during construction │
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+ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ **If user selects "No" (manual definition):**
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+ ```text
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+ Let's define the interactions for each screen.
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+ For screen: {screen-name} (from Figma frame)
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+ What interactive elements are on this screen?
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+ (List buttons, links, or other clickable elements)
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+ For each element, I'll ask:
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+ - What action does it trigger? (navigate, overlay, close, submit)
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+ - What is the target? (destination screen name)
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+ ```
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+ **Store in story frontmatter:**
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+ ```yaml
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+ interaction_flows:
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+ - screen: login-form
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+ interactions:
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+ - element: "Sign Up button"
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+ action: navigate
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+ target: registration-form
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+ - element: "Forgot Password link"
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+ action: overlay
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+ target: forgot-password-modal
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+ ```
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+ **If user selects "Yes" or "Not sure":**
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+ Leave `interaction_flows: []` - Construction Agent will extract from Figma or ask during implementation.
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+ # Measurement Criteria, SLOs, and Trade-offs
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+ This sub-skill covers Steps 4-6 of requirements discovery: SLOs, measurement criteria, and trade-off documentation.
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 4: Define SLOs
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+ Based on NFR answers, define Service Level Objectives:
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Service Level Objectives (SLOs)
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+ Based on your requirements, here are the proposed SLOs:
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+ ### Availability SLO
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+ - **Indicator**: % of successful requests (non-5xx)
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+ - **Target**: {X}% over 30-day window
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+ - **Error Budget**: {Y} minutes/month
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+ ### Latency SLO
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+ - **Indicator**: Response time at p95
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+ - **Target**: < {X}ms
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+ - **Scope**: All API endpoints
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+ ### Error Rate SLO
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+ - **Indicator**: % of failed requests
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+ - **Target**: < {X}%
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+ - **Window**: 24-hour rolling
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+ Do these SLOs align with your expectations?
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+ 1 - **Yes**: Continue
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+ 2 - **Adjust**: Modify targets
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 5: Define Measurement Criteria (AI-DLC Requirement)
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+ **Per AI-DLC specification, Measurement Criteria must trace to the business intent.**
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+ Unlike technical SLOs, Measurement Criteria capture business-level success indicators.
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Measurement Criteria
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+ Measurement Criteria trace back to the business intent and help validate whether the feature delivers expected value.
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+ ### Business Outcome Metrics
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+ 1. **Primary Success Metric**: What single metric best indicates this feature is successful?
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+ - Metric: ___
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+ - Current baseline (if known): ___
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+ - Target: ___
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+ - Measurement method: ___
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+ 2. **User Adoption Metrics**:
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+ - Expected active users: ___
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+ - Feature usage frequency: ___
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+ - Time to first value: ___
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+ 3. **Business Impact Metrics**:
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+ - Revenue impact (if applicable): ___
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+ - Cost reduction (if applicable): ___
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+ - Efficiency gain (if applicable): ___
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+ ### Leading Indicators
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+ What early signals will indicate we're on track?
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+ - ___
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+ - ___
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+ ### Lagging Indicators
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+ What will confirm long-term success?
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+ - ___
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+ - ___
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+ ### Measurement Timeline
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+ - **Week 1-2**: {Early indicators to monitor}
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+ - **Month 1**: {Short-term success criteria}
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+ - **Quarter 1**: {Long-term validation}
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for user input on key metrics.**
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+ **After receiving answers, document in requirements.md:**
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Measurement Criteria
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+ ### Primary Success Metric
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+ - **Metric**: {metric name}
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+ - **Baseline**: {current state}
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+ - **Target**: {goal}
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+ - **Measurement**: {how to measure}
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+ ### Business Traceability
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+ | Metric | Business Goal | FR/NFR Link |
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+ |--------|---------------|-------------|
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+ | {Metric 1} | {Which business goal it validates} | FR-1, FR-2 |
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+ | {Metric 2} | {Which business goal it validates} | NFR-P1 |
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 6: Document Trade-offs
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+ If requirements conflict, document trade-offs:
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Requirements Trade-offs
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+ I've identified these trade-offs in your requirements:
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+ ### Trade-off 1: {e.g., Performance vs Security}
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+ - **Conflict**: {Description}
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+ - **Options**:
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+ 1 - {Option A with implications}
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+ 2 - {Option B with implications}
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+ - **Recommendation**: {Your recommendation}
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+ - **Your decision**: ___
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+ {Repeat for other trade-offs}
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+ ```
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+ # NFR Category Discovery Questions
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+ Walk through each NFR category one at a time with the user. Wait for response after each category before proceeding to the next.
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+ ## Category 1/5: Performance
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## NFR Category 1/5: Performance
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+ 1. **Response Time**: What's acceptable for main operations?
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+ - 1 - Fast (< 100ms) - Real-time feel
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+ - 2 - Standard (< 500ms) - Typical web app
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+ - 3 - Tolerant (< 2s) - Complex operations
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+ - 4 - Specify custom target
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+ 2. **Throughput**: Expected request volume?
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+ - Requests per second: ___
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+ - Peak vs normal ratio: ___
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+ 3. **Latency-sensitive operations**: Any operations needing special attention?
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+ Your answers (or 'skip' if not applicable):
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response, then continue to next category.**
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+ ## Category 2/5: Scalability
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## NFR Category 2/5: Scalability
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+ 1. **Current Load**:
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+ - Expected daily active users: ___
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+ - Peak concurrent users: ___
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+ - Data volume (records): ___
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+ 2. **Growth** (next 12 months):
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+ - 1 - Low (< 2x growth)
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+ - 2 - Medium (2-5x growth)
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+ - 3 - High (5-10x growth)
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+ - 4 - Hyper (> 10x growth)
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+ 3. **Scaling Strategy**:
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+ - 1 - Horizontal (add instances)
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+ - 2 - Vertical (larger instances)
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+ - 3 - Auto-scaling (dynamic)
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+ - 4 - Need recommendation
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+ Your answers:
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 3/5: Security
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## NFR Category 3/5: Security
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+ - 1 - OAuth 2.0 / OIDC (social/enterprise SSO)
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+ - 2 - JWT (stateless tokens)
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+ - 3 - Session-based (traditional)
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+ - 4 - API Keys (service-to-service)
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+ - 5 - None (public access)
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+ - 6 - Inherit from project standards
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+ - 2 - ABAC (attribute-based)
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+ - 3 - Simple (admin/user)
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+ - 1 - Public (no sensitive data)
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+ - 2 - Internal (business data)
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+ - 3 - Confidential (PII, financial)
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+ - 4 - Regulated (HIPAA, PCI-DSS)
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+ 4. **Encryption**:
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+ - At rest required? (yes/no)
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+ - In transit required? (yes/no, default: yes)
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+ Your answers:
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 4/5: Reliability
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+ ## NFR Category 4/5: Reliability
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+ - 1 - 99.0% (~3.6 days downtime/year) - Internal tools
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+ - 3 - 99.95% (~4.4 hours/year) - Business critical
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+ - 4 - 99.99% (~52 min/year) - Mission critical
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+ - RTO (time to recover): ___
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+ - RPO (acceptable data loss): ___
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+ - Frequency: ___
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+ - Retention period: ___
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+ Your answers:
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 5/5: Compliance
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+ ## NFR Category 5/5: Compliance
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+ - 3 - PCI-DSS (payment cards)
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+ - 4 - SOC 2 (service controls)
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+ - 6 - None specific
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+ - 7 - Other: ___
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+ - Log retention period: ___
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+ - Immutable logs required? (yes/no)
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+ 3. **Data Residency**:
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+ - Geographic restrictions? (yes/no)
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+ - Allowed regions: ___
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+ Your answers:
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+ ```
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+ # Risk Category-by-Category Review
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+ Present risks by category for user validation. Wait for response after each category before proceeding.
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+ ## Category 1/5: Technical Risks
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Technical Risks Review
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+ These risks relate to technology choices, architecture, and implementation:
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+ ### RISK-T1: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details as above}
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+ ### RISK-T2: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details as above}
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+ ---
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+ **Validation Questions:**
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+ 1. Are there other technical risks I should consider?
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+ 2. Are the impact/likelihood scores accurate?
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+ 3. Are the mitigation strategies realistic?
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+ ### Options
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+ 1 - **Approve** - Continue to next category
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+ 2 - **Add risk** - Identify additional technical risks
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+ 3 - **Revise** - Request changes to scores or mitigations
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response, then continue to next category.**
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+ ## Category 2/5: Business Risks
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Business Risks Review
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+ These risks relate to business value, adoption, and market factors:
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+ ### RISK-B1: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details}
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+ ---
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+ **Validation Questions:**
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+ 1. Are there business risks I've missed?
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+ 2. Any concerns about the business impact scoring?
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+ ### Options
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+ 1 - **Approve** - Continue to next category
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+ 2 - **Add risk** - Identify additional business risks
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+ 3 - **Revise** - Request changes to impact scoring
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 3/5: Operational Risks
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Operational Risks Review
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+ These risks relate to deployment, monitoring, and support:
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+ ### RISK-O1: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details}
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+ ---
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+ **Validation Questions:**
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+ 1. Are deployment/operational risks accurately captured?
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+ 2. Any gaps in the mitigation strategies?
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+ ### Options
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+ 1 - **Approve** - Continue to next category
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+ 2 - **Add risk** - Identify additional operational risks
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+ 3 - **Revise** - Request changes to mitigations
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 4/5: External Risks
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## External Risks Review
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+ These risks relate to third-party dependencies and external factors:
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+ ### RISK-E1: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details}
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+
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+ ---
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+ **Validation Questions:**
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+ 1. Are all third-party dependencies covered?
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+ 2. Any vendor-specific concerns I should add?
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+ ### Options
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+ 1 - **Approve** - Continue to next category
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+ 2 - **Add risk** - Identify additional external risks
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+ 3 - **Revise** - Request changes to vendor risks
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**
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+ ## Category 5/5: Compliance Risks
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Compliance Risks Review
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+ These risks relate to regulatory, legal, and audit requirements:
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+ ### RISK-C1: {Title}
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+ {Full risk details}
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ **Validation Questions:**
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+ 1. Are regulatory requirements fully addressed?
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+ 2. Any compliance gaps I've missed?
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+ ### Options
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+ 1 - **Approve** - Proceed to full risk register review
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+ 2 - **Add risk** - Identify additional compliance risks
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+ 3 - **Revise** - Request changes to regulatory coverage
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+ ```
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+ **Wait for response.**