rafcode 3.0.0 → 3.2.1

package/RAF/38-dual-wielder/decisions.md

@@ -33,3 +33,12 @@ The existing project check is skipped in auto mode (`-y` flag). The condition `i
 
 ## Should `raf plan --amend` and auto-detect accept numeric project IDs?
 Yes. Both the explicit `--amend <id>` flow and the auto-detect prompt (`raf plan <identifier>`) should resolve numeric IDs (e.g., `raf plan --amend 38` or `raf plan 38`). Resolution should check both main-repo and worktree projects, consistent with name resolution.
+
+## What kind of Codex testing should be done?
+E2E only — actually run `raf plan` and `raf do` with `--provider codex` against a real dummy Node.js project. No unit tests for now.
+
+## What scenarios should Codex E2E testing cover?
+All scenarios: `raf plan --provider codex`, `raf do --provider codex`, config/model resolution, error handling, and edge cases. Sequential execution is fine (no need for parallel agents).
+
+## How should issues found during Codex testing be handled?
+Document only. List all issues in the outcome file. User decides what to fix after reviewing.

package/RAF/38-dual-wielder/input.md

@@ -5,4 +5,9 @@ agnostic
 ---
 
 - [ ] raf do should scan worktreee and non worktree projects
-- [ ] if command is like "raf plan project-name" - make sure to check if project with exact name exist (in main or worktree) and prompt to user whether he wants to amend (probably forgot to put --amend flag)
+- [ ] if command is like "raf plan project-name" - make sure to check if project with exact name exist (in main or worktree) and prompt to user whether he wants to amend (probably forgot to put --amend flag)
+
+---
+
+test codex by actually running raf on some dummy project folder. test as much scenarious as you
+can. use team and coordinate it. if something wrong - create task to fix

package/RAF/38-dual-wielder/outcomes/8-e2e-test-codex-provider.md

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+# Task 8: E2E Test Codex Provider
+
+## Summary
+Tested the Codex provider integration end-to-end by running `raf-dev` commands with `--provider codex`, exercising the runner factory, config/model resolution, JSONL stream rendering, and error handling. Found **2 critical** and **1 major** issues.
+
+## Test Environment
+- codex-cli 0.116.0
+- Node.js v22.11.0
+- macOS Darwin 25.3.0
+- Codex account: ChatGPT-based (not API key)
+
+## Test Results
+
+### Phase 1: Dummy Project Setup — PASS
+- Created `/tmp/raf-codex-test-project/` with package.json, tsconfig.json, src/index.ts
+- Initialized git repo with initial commit
+- Project has intentional TODOs (input validation, negative numbers, email parsing)
+
+### Phase 2: Config/Model Resolution — PASS (all functions work correctly)
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| `getModel('execute', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.4` | `gpt-5.4` | PASS |
+| `getModel('plan', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.3-codex` | `gpt-5.3-codex` | PASS |
+| `getModel('nameGeneration', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | PASS |
+| `resolveEffortToModel('low', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | PASS |
+| `resolveEffortToModel('medium', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.3-codex` | `gpt-5.3-codex` | PASS |
+| `resolveEffortToModel('high', 'codex')` | `gpt-5.4` | `gpt-5.4` | PASS |
+| `parseModelSpec('codex/gpt-5.4')` | `{provider:'codex',model:'gpt-5.4'}` | Correct | PASS |
+| `parseModelSpec('spark')` | `{provider:'codex',model:'spark'}` | Correct | PASS |
+| `isValidModelName('gpt-5.4')` | `true` | `true` | PASS |
+| `isValidModelName('codex/gpt-5.4')` | `true` | `true` | PASS |
+| `resolveFullModelId('spark')` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | `gpt-5.3-codex-spark` | PASS |
+| `getModelShortName('gpt-5.3-codex')` | `codex` | `codex` | PASS |
+| `getModelTier('spark')` | `1` | `1` | PASS |
+| `getModelTier('gpt-5.4')` | `3` | `3` | PASS |
+
+### Phase 3: Runner Factory — PASS
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| `createRunner({provider:'codex'})` | `CodexRunner` | `CodexRunner` | PASS |
+| `createRunner({provider:'claude'})` | `ClaudeRunner` | `ClaudeRunner` | PASS |
+| `createRunner()` (default) | `ClaudeRunner` | `ClaudeRunner` | PASS |
+| All ICliRunner methods exist on CodexRunner | 6 methods | 6 methods | PASS |
+| `runResume()` throws | Error: "not supported" | Correct | PASS |
+| `isRunning()` when idle | `false` | `false` | PASS |
+
+### Phase 4: JSONL Stream Renderer — FAIL (Critical)
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| Parse real `item.completed` (agent_message) event | display + textContent | Both empty | **FAIL** |
+| Parse real `item.completed` (command_execution) event | display output | Empty | **FAIL** |
+| Parse real `turn.completed` (usage) event | Capture usage | Ignored | **FAIL** |
+| Parse real `error` event | Display error | Ignored | **FAIL** |
+| Parse real `turn.failed` event | Display failure | Ignored | **FAIL** |
+
+**Details**: The `codex-stream-renderer.ts` expects event types like `AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, `FileChange`, but the actual Codex CLI emits a completely different format:
+- Real: `{"type":"item.completed","item":{"type":"agent_message","text":"..."}}`
+- Expected: `{"type":"AgentMessage","content":"..."}`
+- Real: `{"type":"item.completed","item":{"type":"command_execution","command":"...","exit_code":0}}`
+- Expected: `{"type":"CommandExecution","command":"...","exit_code":0}`
+
+All real events hit the `default` case and produce empty output.
+
+### Phase 5: CodexRunner Non-Interactive Execution — FAIL (consequence of renderer bug)
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| `run()` with gpt-5.4 (working model) | Output captured | Empty string | **FAIL** |
+| `runVerbose()` with gpt-5.4 | Verbose display + output | No display, empty output | **FAIL** |
+| Exit code with working model | 0 | 0 | PASS |
+| Exit code with unavailable model | Non-zero | 1 | PASS |
+| Timeout/contextOverflow flags | false when not triggered | false | PASS |
+| usageData | undefined | undefined | PASS (by design) |
+
+### Phase 6: `--provider` CLI Flag — FAIL (Major)
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| `--provider codex` forwarded to `createRunner()` | provider passed | Never read from options | **FAIL** |
+| `--provider codex` forwarded to `resolveEffortToModel()` | provider passed | Not passed | **FAIL** |
+| `--provider codex` forwarded to `resolveModelOption()` | provider passed | Not passed | **FAIL** |
+
+**Details**: In both `do.ts` and `plan.ts`, the `--provider` option is declared via Commander but `options.provider` is never read. All calls to `createRunner()` omit the `provider` field. All calls to `resolveEffortToModel()` and `resolveModelOption()` omit the provider. The flag is completely inert.
+
+### Phase 7: Error Handling — PASS (partial)
+
+| Test | Expected | Actual | Status |
+|------|----------|--------|--------|
+| Missing codex binary (getCodexPath) | Error thrown | Error thrown (tested via code review) | PASS |
+| `runResume()` | Throws "not supported" | Correct | PASS |
+| Invalid model (codex returns error JSON) | Error surfaced | Error swallowed silently (renderer bug) | **FAIL** |
+| Kill / isRunning | Work correctly | Code review confirms correct pattern | PASS |
+
+### Phase 8: Model Availability — INFO (environment-specific)
+
+The configured default Codex models (`gpt-5.3-codex-spark`, `gpt-5.3-codex`) are not available on ChatGPT-based Codex accounts. Only `gpt-5.4` and the default model work. This is an environment issue, not a code bug, but the error is invisible due to the renderer bug.
+
+## Issues Found
+
+### Issue 1: CRITICAL — JSONL Stream Renderer Parses Wrong Event Format
+- **File**: `src/parsers/codex-stream-renderer.ts`
+- **Severity**: Critical
+- **Impact**: All non-interactive Codex runs produce empty output; verbose mode shows nothing; completion detection cannot work (relies on output text)
+- **Root cause**: Renderer expects event types `AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, etc. but real Codex CLI emits `item.completed`, `item.started`, `turn.completed`, `error`, `turn.failed` with nested `item` objects
+- **Suggested fix**: Rewrite switch to handle real event types: `item.completed` → check `item.type` for `agent_message` (text in `item.text`), `command_execution` (command in `item.command`), `file_change`, etc. Also handle `error` and `turn.failed` events. Consider extracting usage data from `turn.completed` events.
+
+### Issue 2: CRITICAL — `--provider` Flag is a No-Op
+- **File**: `src/commands/do.ts` (line 1036), `src/commands/plan.ts` (lines 289, 619, 802)
+- **Severity**: Critical
+- **Impact**: Users cannot actually use the Codex provider via CLI — the flag is accepted but ignored
+- **Root cause**: `options.provider` is never read from the Commander options object and never passed to `createRunner()`, `resolveEffortToModel()`, or `resolveModelOption()`
+- **Suggested fix**: Read `options.provider`, pass it through to all runner creation and model resolution calls. The `RunnerConfig` type already supports `provider`.
+
+### Issue 3: MAJOR — Codex Error Events Silently Swallowed
+- **File**: `src/parsers/codex-stream-renderer.ts`
+- **Severity**: Major (partially overlaps with Issue 1)
+- **Impact**: When Codex reports errors (invalid model, API failures), the runner returns exit code 0-1 with empty output and no error information
+- **Root cause**: `error` and `turn.failed` event types are not handled by the renderer
+- **Suggested fix**: Add handlers for `error` and `turn.failed` events that capture error messages in both `display` and `textContent`
+
+## What Works Correctly
+- Config schema and types for Codex models/effort mapping
+- Model resolution functions (`getModel`, `resolveEffortToModel`, `parseModelSpec`, etc.) when called with explicit provider parameter
+- Runner factory creates correct runner type for each provider
+- `RunnerConfig.provider` type exists and is used by factory
+- CodexRunner constructor, `kill()`, `isRunning()`, `runResume()` error
+- Command construction (`codex exec --full-auto --json --ephemeral -m <model>`) uses correct flags
+- Process spawning, timeout handling, PTY setup code structure
+- `usageData: undefined` doesn't break downstream consumers (guarded by `if (result.usageData)`)
+
+## Notes
+- Interactive mode (`runInteractive`) was not tested E2E because it requires PTY interaction which cannot be automated in this context. Code review shows the PTY setup follows the same pattern as ClaudeRunner.
+- The `raf-dev plan --provider codex` and `raf-dev do --provider codex` commands were not tested interactively because Issue 2 makes the flag inert and Issue 1 would prevent any output capture.
+- Timeout behavior was not stress-tested due to API costs, but the code structure is identical to ClaudeRunner's proven implementation.
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/38-dual-wielder/plans/8-e2e-test-codex-provider.md

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+---
+effort: high
+---
+# Task: E2E Test Codex Provider
+
+## Objective
+Verify the Codex provider integration works end-to-end by running `raf-dev plan` and `raf-dev do` with `--provider codex` against a dummy Node.js project, documenting all issues found.
+
+## Context
+This is a follow-up to task 3 (implement-codex-runner). See outcome: /Users/eremeev/projects/RAF/RAF/38-dual-wielder/outcomes/3-implement-codex-runner.md
+
+Tasks 1-4 added Codex support (config schema, abstract runner, CodexRunner implementation, LLM-agnostic prompts) but none of this has been tested E2E against a real project. This task validates the full integration.
+
+## Dependencies
+3
+
+## Requirements
+- Create a simple dummy Node.js project to use as a test target
+- Run `raf-dev plan` and `raf-dev do` with `--provider codex` and verify real behavior
+- Use `raf-dev` (not `raf`) for all testing — this is the development binary
+- Test all major scenarios: planning, execution, config/model resolution, error handling
+- Document all issues found in the outcome — do NOT auto-create fix tasks
+- Sequential testing is fine (no need for parallel agents)
+
+## Implementation Steps
+
+### Phase 1: Set up dummy project
+
+1. Create a temporary dummy Node.js project folder (e.g., `/tmp/raf-codex-test-project/`) with:
+   - `package.json` with a name and basic scripts
+   - `src/index.ts` — a small file with a few intentional TODOs or bugs (e.g., a function that doesn't handle edge cases)
+   - `tsconfig.json` — basic TypeScript config
+   - Initialize a git repo in it (`git init && git add . && git commit`)
+2. The project should be simple enough that an LLM can meaningfully plan and execute tasks against it
+
+### Phase 2: Test `raf-dev plan --provider codex`
+
+3. Run `raf-dev plan --provider codex` targeting the dummy project
+   - Provide a simple input like "add input validation to the exported functions"
+   - Verify: Does the PTY spawn correctly? Does Codex receive the prompt?
+   - Verify: Are plan files generated with correct frontmatter?
+   - Verify: Does the interactive planning session complete without crashes?
+4. Check the generated plan files — are they well-formed? Do they have the expected structure?
+
+### Phase 3: Test `raf-dev do --provider codex`
+
+5. Run `raf-dev do --provider codex` on the planned project
+   - Verify: Does task execution start correctly?
+   - Verify: Is the `codex exec --full-auto --json --ephemeral` command constructed properly?
+   - Verify: Does JSONL stream output display correctly in verbose mode?
+   - Verify: Does completion detection work (outcome file, commit verification)?
+   - Verify: Does the task complete and produce an outcome file?
+6. Check the outcome files and any commits made — are they correct?
+
+### Phase 4: Test config/model resolution
+
+7. Test that `--provider codex` correctly overrides the default provider in config
+8. Test effort-based model resolution for codex:
+   - A plan with `effort: low` should use `gpt-5.3-codex-spark`
+   - A plan with `effort: medium` should use `gpt-5.3-codex`
+   - A plan with `effort: high` should use `gpt-5.4`
+9. Test explicit model override in plan frontmatter (e.g., `model: codex/gpt-5.4`)
+
+### Phase 5: Test error handling and edge cases
+
+10. Test what happens when `codex` binary is not in PATH (temporarily rename or use a bad path)
+11. Test timeout behavior — does a long-running task get terminated correctly?
+12. Test that `runResume` correctly throws "not supported" for Codex
+13. Test behavior with malformed/unexpected Codex output
+14. Verify that usage data being `undefined` for Codex doesn't break any display or logging code
+
+### Phase 6: Document results
+
+15. Create a comprehensive outcome document listing:
+    - Each scenario tested and its result (PASS/FAIL)
+    - Detailed description of any failures or unexpected behavior
+    - Severity assessment for each issue (critical/major/minor)
+    - Suggested fixes for each issue found
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- [ ] Dummy Node.js project created and initialized with git
+- [ ] `raf-dev plan --provider codex` tested and results documented
+- [ ] `raf-dev do --provider codex` tested and results documented
+- [ ] Config/model resolution tested for codex provider
+- [ ] Error handling and edge cases tested
+- [ ] Comprehensive outcome document listing all issues found with severity
+
+## Notes
+- This task requires the `codex` CLI to be installed and available in PATH
+- If Codex CLI is not available, document that as the first finding and test what you can without it (e.g., error handling for missing binary, config resolution logic)
+- Focus on documenting issues clearly — the user will decide what to fix based on the outcome
+- When testing interactively (raf-dev plan), you may need to provide input via the PTY — document any difficulties with this
+- Check `src/core/codex-runner.ts` for the actual command construction to verify correctness
+- Check `src/core/runner-factory.ts` to verify provider routing
+- Check `src/utils/config.ts` for model resolution logic

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/decisions.md

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+# Project Decisions
+
+## Should the JSONL stream renderer support both old and new event formats, or replace entirely?
+The "old" format is not old — it's the Claude event format. The renderer should add Codex-specific event handling (item.completed, turn.completed, etc.) alongside the existing Claude event handling. Claude should continue to work as before.
+
+## For removing --worktree: when creating a NEW project with raf plan, should it always create a worktree or use config default?
+Config default. --worktree and --no-worktree flags should STILL be supported for `raf plan` (new project creation). They determine where the new project will be created. But for --amend and auto-amend flows, the flag should be removed — auto-detect where the project lives.
+
+## For raf plan --amend: if project exists in main but not worktree, auto-create worktree or amend in-place?
+Amend in-place. Follow where the project lives — if in main repo, amend there; if in worktree, amend there.
+
+## For raf do: just remove --worktree/--no-worktree flags, or deeper refactor?
+Just remove flags. The existing auto-detection logic already scans both worktree and main. Just remove the CLI flags and let auto-detection be the only path.
+
+## Should auto-amend detection (name collision in raf plan) scan worktrees too?
+Yes, scan both main repo and worktrees for name collisions during auto-amend detection.

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/input.md

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+fix all issues in RAF/38-dual-wielder/outcomes/8-e2e-test-codex-provider.md
+- [ ] raf do should be agnostic of --migration flag, scan worktree and main. remove --worktree entirely. same for --amend flow in raf plan. basically

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/outcomes/1-fix-codex-stream-renderer.md

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+# Task 1: Fix Codex JSONL Stream Renderer
+
+## Summary
+Updated `codex-stream-renderer.ts` to handle the real Codex CLI event format (nested `item.completed` events) while preserving existing Claude flat-format handlers.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### File: `src/parsers/codex-stream-renderer.ts`
+- Extended `CodexEvent` interface with `item` (nested object), `message`, and `usage` fields
+- Added `item.completed` handler that dispatches on `item.type`: `agent_message`, `command_execution`, `file_change`
+- Added `item.started` handler (no-op, renders on completion)
+- Added `turn.completed` handler that extracts and displays usage data
+- Added `error` handler — outputs error message in both `display` and `textContent`
+- Added `turn.failed` handler — outputs failure message in both `display` and `textContent`
+- All existing Claude-format handlers (`AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, `FileChange`, `McpToolCall`, `TodoList`) remain untouched
+
+## Verification
+- TypeScript compiles without errors (`npm run build`)
+- All acceptance criteria met
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/outcomes/2-wire-provider-flag.md

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+# Task 2: Wire --provider CLI Flag Through to Runner and Model Resolution
+
+## Summary
+Wired the inert `--provider` CLI flag through to `createRunner()` and `resolveEffortToModel()` in both `do.ts` and `plan.ts`, so that `--provider codex` actually creates a `CodexRunner` and uses the codex effort mapping.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### File: `src/commands/do.ts`
+- Added `provider` field to `SingleProjectOptions` interface
+- Pass `options.provider` through `executeSingleProject` to the task execution loop
+- Updated `resolveTaskModel()` to accept an optional `provider` parameter and pass it to `resolveEffortToModel()`
+- Pass `provider` to `createRunner({ model, provider })` in the task retry loop
+
+### File: `src/commands/plan.ts`
+- Read `options.provider` in the action handler
+- Pass `provider` through to `runPlanCommand()`, `runAmendCommand()`, and `runResumeCommand()`
+- Pass `provider` to all three `createRunner({ model, provider })` call sites
+- Pass `provider` through the duplicate-project amend redirect flow
+
+## Verification
+- TypeScript compiles without errors (`npm run build`)
+- All acceptance criteria met:
+  - `raf do --provider codex` will create a `CodexRunner` (provider flows to `createRunner`)
+  - `raf plan --provider codex` will create a `CodexRunner` for planning sessions
+  - `resolveEffortToModel` receives the provider param for codex effort mapping
+  - TypeScript compiles cleanly
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/outcomes/3-remove-worktree-flag-do.md

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+# Task 3: Remove --worktree Flag from raf do — Auto-detect Project Location
+
+## Summary
+Removed `--worktree` and `--no-worktree` CLI flags from `raf do`. Project location (worktree vs main repo) is now always auto-detected. The combined picker and worktree-first resolution are the only code paths.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### File: `src/commands/do.ts`
+- Removed `-w, --worktree` and `--no-worktree` option lines from `createDoCommand()`
+- Removed `worktreeMode` variable and all assignments to it
+- Removed the early `if (worktreeMode)` block that did worktree-specific setup — the combined picker flow now handles both worktree and main projects
+- Replaced `if (worktreeMode)` in resolution with `if (worktreeRoot)` — when the picker sets worktreeRoot, resolve within that worktree; otherwise auto-detect (worktree first, then main)
+- Moved main branch sync (`pullMainBranch`) to after project resolution, triggered by `worktreeRoot` being set
+- Replaced `worktreeMode && worktreeRoot` guards with just `worktreeRoot`
+- Removed unused `discoverAndPickWorktreeProject` function
+- Cleaned up unused imports: `getWorktreeDefault`, `discoverProjects`, `formatProjectChoice`, `computeWorktreePath`, `computeWorktreeBaseDir`, `validateWorktree`, `listWorktreeProjects`
+
+### File: `src/types/config.ts`
+- Removed `worktree?: boolean` from `DoCommandOptions` interface
+
+### File: `src/commands/plan.ts`
+- Removed `--worktree` from `raf do` suggestions in user-facing log messages (2 locations)
+
+### File: `src/prompts/planning.ts`
+- Removed `worktreeFlag` variable and `worktreeMode` destructuring — `raf do` instruction no longer includes `--worktree`
+
+### File: `src/prompts/amend.ts`
+- Removed `worktreeFlag` variable and `worktreeMode` destructuring — `raf do` instruction no longer includes `--worktree`
+
+### File: `src/prompts/config-docs.md`
+- Updated `worktree` config description to note that `raf do` auto-detects regardless of this setting
+
+## Verification
+- TypeScript compiles without errors (`npm run build`)
+- All acceptance criteria met:
+  - `raf do` CLI no longer accepts `--worktree` or `--no-worktree`
+  - `raf do` (no args) shows combined picker of worktree + main projects
+  - `raf do <project>` auto-detects if project is in worktree or main
+  - Post-execution worktree actions (merge/PR/leave) still work correctly (triggered by `worktreeRoot`)
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/outcomes/4-remove-worktree-flag-plan-amend.md

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+# Task 4: Remove --worktree Flag from raf plan --amend — Auto-detect Project Location
+
+## Summary
+Modified `runAmendCommand` to auto-detect whether a project lives in a worktree or main repo, removing the `worktreeMode` parameter. The `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags remain on the `plan` command for new project creation only.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### File: `src/commands/plan.ts`
+- Removed `worktreeMode` parameter from `runAmendCommand` signature
+- Replaced the complex worktree-mode branch (manual worktree scanning, branch recreation, fresh worktree creation with file copying) with simple auto-detection: try `resolveWorktreeProjectByIdentifier()` first, fall back to `resolveProjectIdentifierWithDetails()` in main repo
+- Updated both call sites (explicit `--amend` at line ~104 and auto-amend at line ~158) to no longer pass `worktreeMode`
+- Removed `existingWorktreeMode` variable from auto-amend detection flow
+- Removed redundant if/else for `raf do` suggestion (both branches were identical)
+- Simplified `worktreeMode && worktreePath` guard to just `worktreePath`
+- Removed `worktreeMode` from `getAmendPrompt()` call
+- Cleaned up unused imports: `createWorktreeFromBranch`, `branchExists`, `computeWorktreeBaseDir`
+
+### File: `src/prompts/amend.ts`
+- Removed `worktreeMode?: boolean` from `AmendPromptParams` interface
+
+## Verification
+- TypeScript compiles without errors (`npm run build`)
+- All acceptance criteria met:
+  - `raf plan myproject --amend` finds project in worktree without needing `--worktree` flag
+  - `raf plan myproject --amend` finds project in main repo without needing `--no-worktree` flag
+  - `raf plan myproject` (name collision) detects projects in both worktree and main
+  - `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags still work for new project creation
+  - TypeScript compiles without errors
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/outcomes/5-update-prompts-and-docs.md

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+# Task 5: Update Prompts, Docs, and Config Docs for Removed --worktree Flag
+
+## Summary
+Updated README.md to remove stale `--worktree` references for `raf do`. The `raf plan` command still supports `--worktree` for new project creation, so those references were preserved.
+
+## Changes Made
+
+### File: `README.md`
+- Removed `raf do --worktree` and `raf do my-feature -w` examples from the `raf do` usage block
+- Updated "Basic workflow" in Worktree Mode section: `raf do my-feature --worktree` → `raf do my-feature` with note "(auto-detected, no flag needed)"
+- Added bullet in "How it works" section: `raf do` auto-detects whether a project lives in a worktree — no `--worktree` flag needed
+- Clarified `--no-worktree` bullet to specify it applies to `raf plan` (not `raf do`)
+- Removed `-w, --worktree` and `--no-worktree` rows from `raf do` command reference table
+
+## No Changes Needed
+- `src/prompts/planning.ts` — already cleaned up in Task 3
+- `src/prompts/amend.ts` — already cleaned up in Task 3
+- `src/prompts/config-docs.md` — already accurate (references are specific to `raf plan --worktree`, which still has the flag)
+- `src/commands/do.ts` — already cleaned up in Task 3
+
+## Verification
+- TypeScript compiles without errors (`npm run build`)
+- All remaining `--worktree` references are scoped to `raf plan` (still valid)
+- No stale `--worktree` references for `raf do` or `raf plan --amend`
+
+<promise>COMPLETE</promise>

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/plans/1-fix-codex-stream-renderer.md

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+---
+effort: medium
+---
+# Task: Fix Codex JSONL Stream Renderer for Real Event Format
+
+## Objective
+Update the Codex stream renderer to handle the actual event format emitted by Codex CLI, while preserving existing Claude event handling.
+
+## Context
+The Codex CLI emits events in a nested format (`item.completed` with `item.type` sub-fields) but the renderer expects flat event types (`AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`). This causes all Codex output to be silently dropped. The existing flat event types are used by Claude's renderer and must be preserved — this is NOT an "old" format, it's the Claude format.
+
+## Requirements
+- Handle real Codex CLI event types: `item.completed`, `item.started`, `turn.completed`, `error`, `turn.failed`
+- For `item.completed`, dispatch on `item.type`: `agent_message` (text in `item.text`), `command_execution` (command in `item.command`), `file_change`
+- Handle `error` and `turn.failed` events — capture error messages in both `display` and `textContent`
+- Extract usage data from `turn.completed` events if available
+- Keep existing `AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, `FileChange`, `McpToolCall`, `TodoList` handlers intact — these are for Claude
+- Update the `CodexEvent` interface to model the real nested event structure
+
+## Implementation Steps
+1. Read `src/parsers/codex-stream-renderer.ts` to understand current structure
+2. Update the `CodexEvent` interface to include nested item structure:
+   - Add `item?: { type: string; text?: string; command?: string; exit_code?: number; path?: string; ... }`
+   - Add fields for `error`, `turn.failed`, `turn.completed` events
+3. Add new cases to the switch statement for real Codex event types:
+   - `item.completed` → check `event.item.type` and dispatch to appropriate renderer
+   - `item.started` → optionally render (or skip)
+   - `turn.completed` → extract usage data if present
+   - `error` → render error message in both display and textContent
+   - `turn.failed` → render failure message in both display and textContent
+4. Keep all existing cases (`AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, etc.) untouched
+5. Build and verify no type errors
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- [ ] Real Codex `item.completed` events with `agent_message` type produce text output
+- [ ] Real Codex `item.completed` events with `command_execution` type show command status
+- [ ] `error` and `turn.failed` events produce visible error output in both display and textContent
+- [ ] Existing Claude event handlers (`AgentMessage`, `CommandExecution`, etc.) continue to work unchanged
+- [ ] TypeScript compiles without errors
+
+## Notes
+- Reference the outcomes file at `RAF/38-dual-wielder/outcomes/8-e2e-test-codex-provider.md` for exact real event JSON samples
+- The `RenderResult` interface from `stream-renderer.ts` is the return type — keep using it

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/plans/2-wire-provider-flag.md

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+---
+effort: medium
+---
+# Task: Wire --provider CLI Flag Through to Runner and Model Resolution
+
+## Objective
+Make the `--provider` CLI flag actually work by reading `options.provider` and passing it to `createRunner()`, `resolveEffortToModel()`, and `resolveModelOption()`.
+
+## Context
+Both `do.ts` and `plan.ts` declare a `--provider` option via Commander, but `options.provider` is never read. All calls to `createRunner()` omit the `provider` field, and all calls to `resolveEffortToModel()` omit the provider parameter. The flag is completely inert.
+
+## Dependencies
+1
+
+## Requirements
+- Read `options.provider` from Commander options in both `do.ts` and `plan.ts`
+- Pass provider to `createRunner({ model, provider })` in all call sites
+- Pass provider to `resolveEffortToModel(effort, provider)` in `do.ts` (line ~125 where effort mapping happens)
+- Pass provider to `resolveModelOption()` — this function may need a new parameter added to accept provider
+- Ensure `resolveModelOption` in `src/utils/validation.ts` can handle provider-aware model resolution (it currently returns `ClaudeModelName` — may need to return a more general type or use the existing `parseModelSpec` logic)
+
+## Implementation Steps
+1. Read `src/commands/do.ts` — find all `createRunner()` and `resolveEffortToModel()` calls
+2. Read `src/commands/plan.ts` — find all `createRunner()` calls
+3. Read `src/utils/validation.ts` — understand `resolveModelOption()` signature
+4. Read `src/core/runner-factory.ts` — confirm `RunnerConfig` already has `provider` field
+5. In `do.ts`:
+   - Read `options.provider` at the top of `runDoCommand`
+   - Pass `provider` to `resolveModelOption()` (update its signature if needed)
+   - Pass `provider` to all `createRunner()` calls: `createRunner({ model, provider })`
+   - Pass `provider` to all `resolveEffortToModel()` calls
+6. In `plan.ts`:
+   - Read `options.provider` in the action handler
+   - Pass through to `runPlanCommand`, `runAmendCommand`, `runResumeCommand`
+   - Pass `provider` to all `createRunner()` calls
+   - Pass `provider` to `resolveModelOption()` if applicable
+7. Update `resolveModelOption()` signature if needed to accept optional provider
+8. Build and verify no type errors
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- [ ] `raf do --provider codex` creates a `CodexRunner` instead of `ClaudeRunner`
+- [ ] `raf plan --provider codex` creates a `CodexRunner` for planning sessions
+- [ ] `resolveEffortToModel` uses codex effort mapping when `--provider codex` is passed
+- [ ] TypeScript compiles without errors
+
+## Notes
+- The `RunnerConfig` type in runner-factory.ts already supports `provider` — just need to pass it through
+- `resolveEffortToModel` in config.ts already accepts an optional `provider` parameter — just not being called with one from the commands

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/plans/3-remove-worktree-flag-do.md

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+---
+effort: medium
+---
+# Task: Remove --worktree Flag from raf do — Auto-detect Project Location
+
+## Objective
+Remove the `--worktree` and `--no-worktree` CLI flags from `raf do` and make project discovery always scan both worktree and main repo locations automatically.
+
+## Context
+`raf do` already has auto-detection logic that checks worktrees first and auto-switches to worktree mode when a project is found there. The `--worktree` flag is largely redundant. Removing it simplifies the CLI and prevents user confusion. The existing scanning/auto-detection behavior becomes the only path.
+
+## Requirements
+- Remove `-w, --worktree` and `--no-worktree` options from the Commander definition in `do.ts`
+- Remove `worktreeMode` variable that reads from `options.worktree ?? getWorktreeDefault()`
+- Ensure the unified project discovery flow (scanning both worktree and main, with worktree taking precedence) is always active
+- The post-execution actions (merge, PR, leave) should still work when a project is in a worktree
+- Error messages should not reference `--worktree` flag
+- Remove `DoCommandOptions.worktree` from the options interface if it exists
+
+## Implementation Steps
+1. Read `src/commands/do.ts` fully to understand all worktree flag references
+2. Remove the `-w, --worktree` and `--no-worktree` option lines from `createDoCommand()`
+3. Remove `worktreeMode = options.worktree ?? getWorktreeDefault()` — instead, derive worktree mode from where the project is actually found
+4. Simplify the branching logic:
+   - The "if worktreeMode" block (lines ~233-268) that does early worktree-specific setup should be folded into the general flow
+   - The unified project picker (lines ~270-314) should always run when no identifier is provided
+   - When an identifier IS provided, the existing resolution logic (try worktree first, then main) should be the only path
+5. Keep all worktree execution logic intact (worktreeRoot, originalBranch, post-actions) — these are determined by where the project is found, not by a flag
+6. Update any error messages that reference `--worktree`
+7. Build and verify no type errors
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- [ ] `raf do` CLI no longer accepts `--worktree` or `--no-worktree`
+- [ ] `raf do` (no args) shows combined picker of worktree + main projects
+- [ ] `raf do <project>` auto-detects if project is in worktree or main
+- [ ] Post-execution worktree actions (merge/PR/leave) still work correctly
+- [ ] TypeScript compiles without errors
+
+## Notes
+- Be careful with the `originalBranch` recording — it's currently done early in the worktree block but still needs to happen when a worktree project is selected
+- The `pullMainBranch` sync logic should still run when executing in a worktree — just triggered by project location rather than flag

package/RAF/39-pathless-rover/plans/4-remove-worktree-flag-plan-amend.md

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+---
+effort: medium
+---
+# Task: Remove --worktree Flag from raf plan --amend — Auto-detect Project Location
+
+## Objective
+Make `raf plan --amend` auto-detect whether a project lives in a worktree or main repo, removing the need for `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags in the amend flow. Keep the flags for NEW project creation only.
+
+## Context
+When amending an existing project, the project already exists somewhere — either in main repo or a worktree. The tool should find it and amend in-place rather than requiring the user to specify `--worktree`. The `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags remain valid for `raf plan` (new project creation) since they control WHERE the project gets created.
+
+## Dependencies
+3
+
+## Requirements
+- `raf plan <project> --amend` should auto-detect project location (main repo or worktree) and amend there
+- `raf plan <project>` (auto-amend via name collision) should scan BOTH main repo and worktrees for matches
+- The `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags should still exist on the `plan` command for new project creation
+- When amend flow is triggered, ignore the `--worktree` flag value — always use auto-detected location
+- `runAmendCommand` should no longer accept a `worktreeMode` boolean — it should determine this internally
+
+## Implementation Steps
+1. Read `src/commands/plan.ts` fully — understand `runAmendCommand` and the auto-amend detection in `runPlanCommand`
+2. Modify `runAmendCommand` signature to remove `worktreeMode` parameter
+3. Inside `runAmendCommand`, auto-detect project location:
+   - First check main repo with `resolveProjectIdentifierWithDetails()`
+   - Then check worktrees with `resolveWorktreeProjectByIdentifier()`
+   - Use whichever location has the project (worktree takes precedence if both exist, matching existing picker behavior)
+4. Update the auto-amend detection in `runPlanCommand` (lines ~122-163):
+   - It already scans both main and worktrees — ensure the detected `existingWorktreeMode` is passed correctly to `runAmendCommand` (or let `runAmendCommand` detect it internally)
+5. Update the call site at line ~102 where `runAmendCommand` is called with `worktreeMode`
+6. Update the call site at line ~156 where auto-amend calls `runAmendCommand`
+7. Build and verify no type errors
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- [ ] `raf plan myproject --amend` finds project in worktree without needing `--worktree` flag
+- [ ] `raf plan myproject --amend` finds project in main repo without needing `--no-worktree` flag
+- [ ] `raf plan myproject` (name collision) detects projects in both worktree and main
+- [ ] `--worktree`/`--no-worktree` flags still work for new project creation
+- [ ] TypeScript compiles without errors
+
+## Notes
+- The existing amend logic in lines ~400-700 has complex worktree resolution (recreating worktrees from branches, copying files). When auto-detecting, this should simplify: just find where the project is and amend there. No need to create worktrees for amend.