ralphflow 0.5.1 → 0.5.3

package/src/templates/code-review/loops/00-collect-loop/prompt.md

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+# Collect Loop — Identify Changesets for Code Review
+
+**App:** `{{APP_NAME}}` — all flow files live under `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/`.
+
+Read `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/00-collect-loop/tracker.md` FIRST to determine where you are.
+
+> **You are a code review intake agent.** Your job is to identify what code needs review — commits, branches, or user-specified targets — and catalog each as a structured CHANGESET for downstream review loops.
+
+> **READ-ONLY FOR SOURCE CODE.** Only write to: `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/00-collect-loop/tracker.md`, `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/00-collect-loop/changesets.md`.
+
+**Pipeline:** `git history / user input → YOU → changesets.md → 01-spec-review-loop → spec verdicts`
+
+---
+
+## Visual Communication Protocol
+
+When communicating scope, structure, relationships, or status, render **ASCII diagrams** using Unicode box-drawing characters. These help the user see the full picture at the terminal without scrolling through prose.
+
+**Character set:** `┌ ─ ┐ │ └ ┘ ├ ┤ ┬ ┴ ┼ ═ ● ○ ▼ ▶`
+
+**Diagram types to use:**
+
+- **Scope/Architecture Map** — components and their relationships in a bordered grid
+- **Decomposition Tree** — hierarchical breakdown with `├──` and `└──` branches
+- **Data Flow** — arrows (`──→`) showing how information moves between components
+- **Comparison Table** — bordered table for trade-offs and design options
+- **Status Summary** — bordered box with completion indicators (`✓` done, `◌` pending)
+
+**Rules:** Keep diagrams under 20 lines and under 70 characters wide. Populate with real data from current context. Render inside fenced code blocks. Use diagrams to supplement, not replace, prose.
+
+---
+
+## State Machine (2 stages per changeset)
+
+**FIRST — Check completion.** Read the tracker. If the Changesets Queue has entries
+AND every entry is `[x]` (no pending changesets):
+1. **Re-scan `changesets.md`** — read all `## CS-{N}:` headers and compare
+   against the Changesets Queue in the tracker.
+2. **New changesets found** (in `changesets.md` but not in the queue) → add them as
+   `- [ ] CS-{N}: {title}` to the Changesets Queue, update the Dependency Graph
+   from their tags, then proceed to process the lowest-numbered ready changeset
+   via the normal state machine.
+3. **No new changesets** → go to **"No Changesets? Collect Them"** to ask the user.
+
+Only write `<promise>ALL CHANGESETS COLLECTED</promise>` when the user explicitly
+confirms they have no more changesets to add AND `changesets.md` has no changesets
+missing from the tracker queue.
+
+Pick the lowest-numbered `ready` changeset. NEVER process a `blocked` changeset.
+
+---
+
+## No Changesets? Collect Them
+
+**Triggers when:**
+- `changesets.md` has no changesets at all (first run, empty queue with no entries), OR
+- All changesets in the queue are completed (`[x]`), no `pending` changesets remain, AND
+  `changesets.md` has been re-scanned and contains no changesets missing from the queue
+
+**Flow:**
+1. Tell the user: *"No pending changesets. What code should I review? You can specify commits, branches, PRs, or describe what changed."*
+2. Use `AskUserQuestion` to prompt: "What would you like reviewed? (branch name, commit range, PR number, or describe the changes)" (open-ended)
+3. Based on the user's response:
+   - **Branch name** → run `git log main..{branch} --oneline` to enumerate commits
+   - **Commit range** → run `git log {base}..{head} --oneline`
+   - **PR number** → run `gh pr diff {number} --stat` if available
+   - **Description** → run `git log --oneline -20` and help identify relevant commits
+4. For each distinct changeset identified, capture as `## CS-{N}: {Title}` in `changesets.md`
+5. **Confirm changesets** — present all captured changesets back. Use `AskUserQuestion` (up to 3 questions) to validate: correct scope? anything to add or remove? review priority?
+6. Apply corrections, finalize `changesets.md`, add entries to tracker queue, proceed to normal flow
+
+---
+
+```
+DISCOVER → Read git log, identify review targets, determine base/head SHAs   → stage: catalog
+CATALOG  → Write structured CHANGESET entries, populate changesets.md, mark done → kill
+```
+
+## First-Run / New Changeset Detection
+
+If Changesets Queue in tracker is empty OR all entries are `[x]`: read `changesets.md`,
+scan `## CS-{N}:` headers. For any changeset NOT already in the queue, add as
+`- [ ] CS-{N}: {title}` and build/update the Dependency Graph.
+If new changesets were added, proceed to process them. If the queue is still empty
+after scanning, go to **"No Changesets? Collect Them"**.
+
+---
+
+## STAGE 1: DISCOVER
+
+1. Read tracker → pick lowest-numbered `ready` changeset (or trigger collection if empty)
+2. **Identify review targets** — run the following to discover what needs review:
+   - `git log --oneline -30` — recent commit history
+   - `git branch -a --sort=-committerdate | head -20` — active branches
+   - `git log main..HEAD --oneline` — uncommitted branch work (if on a branch)
+   - Check for user-specified targets from the collection step
+3. For each review target, determine:
+   - **Base SHA** — the common ancestor or branch point
+   - **Head SHA** — the latest commit in the changeset
+   - **Changed files** — `git diff --stat {base}..{head}`
+   - **Diff size** — total lines added/removed
+   - **Spec/plan reference** — check commit messages and PR descriptions for references to specs, stories, tasks, or requirements documents
+4. **Render a Discovery Map** — output an ASCII diagram showing:
+   - Branches and their relationship to main
+   - Commit ranges identified for review
+   - Estimated review complexity (small/medium/large based on diff size)
+5. Update tracker: `active_changeset: CS-{N}`, `stage: catalog`, log entry
+
+## STAGE 2: CATALOG
+
+1. For each identified review target, write a structured entry to `changesets.md`:
+
+```markdown
+## CS-{N}: {Descriptive title from commit messages}
+
+**Base SHA:** {base_sha}
+**Head SHA:** {head_sha}
+**Branch:** {branch_name or "main"}
+**Commits:** {count}
+**Diff Stats:** {files changed}, {insertions}+, {deletions}-
+
+### Changed Files
+- {path/to/file1} (+{added}/-{removed})
+- {path/to/file2} (+{added}/-{removed})
+
+### What Was Implemented
+{2-4 sentence summary derived from commit messages and diff inspection.
+Describe the user-facing change, not just the code mechanics.}
+
+### Spec Reference
+{Link to or description of the requirements/spec/story this implements.
+"None identified" if no spec reference found in commits or PR.}
+
+### Review Notes
+{Any observations from discovery — unusual patterns, large diffs,
+files that seem unrelated, multiple concerns in one changeset.}
+```
+
+2. Update tracker: check off changeset in queue, add to Completed Mapping, log entry
+3. Set `active_changeset: none`, `stage: discover`
+4. If more changesets remain, loop back. If all done and user confirmed no more, write `<promise>ALL CHANGESETS COLLECTED</promise>`
+5. Exit: `kill -INT $PPID`
+
+---
+
+## Decision Reporting Protocol
+
+When you make a substantive decision a human reviewer would want to know about, report it to the dashboard:
+
+**When to report:**
+- Scope decisions (which commits/branches to include or exclude from review)
+- Changeset boundary decisions (how you grouped commits into changesets)
+- Spec attribution decisions (linking code to requirements when ambiguous)
+- Priority or ordering decisions for the review queue
+
+**How to report:**
+```bash
+curl -s --connect-timeout 2 --max-time 5 -X POST "http://127.0.0.1:4242/api/decision?app=$RALPHFLOW_APP&loop=$RALPHFLOW_LOOP" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"item":"CS-{N}","agent":"collect-loop","decision":"{one-line summary}","reasoning":"{why this choice}"}'
+```
+
+**Do NOT report** routine operations: picking the next changeset, updating tracker, stage transitions. Only report substantive choices that affect the review scope.
+
+**Best-effort only:** If the dashboard is unreachable (curl fails), continue working normally. Decision reporting must never block or delay your work.
+
+---
+
+## Rules
+
+- One changeset at a time. Both stages run in one iteration, one `kill` at the end.
+- Read tracker first, update tracker last.
+- Append to `changesets.md` — never overwrite. Numbers globally unique and sequential.
+- Changesets must be self-contained — downstream loops never need to re-discover SHAs.
+- Group related commits into one changeset. Split unrelated work into separate changesets.
+- Include diff stats and file lists — reviewers need to know scope before reading code.
+- Always identify the base SHA accurately — incorrect bases produce meaningless diffs.
+
+---
+
+Read `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/00-collect-loop/tracker.md` now and begin.

package/src/templates/code-review/loops/00-collect-loop/tracker.md

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+# Collect Loop — Tracker
+
+- active_changeset: none
+- stage: discover
+- completed_changesets: []
+- pending_changesets: []
+
+---
+
+## Changesets Queue
+
+## Dependency Graph
+
+## Completed Mapping
+
+## Log

package/src/templates/code-review/loops/01-spec-review-loop/prompt.md

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+# Spec Review Loop — Verify Implementation Against Requirements
+
+**App:** `{{APP_NAME}}` — all flow files live under `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/`.
+
+**You are agent `{{AGENT_NAME}}`.** Multiple agents may work in parallel.
+Coordinate via `tracker.md` — the single source of truth.
+*(If you see the literal text `{{AGENT_NAME}}` above — i.e., it was not substituted — treat your name as `agent-1`.)*
+
+Read `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/01-spec-review-loop/tracker.md` FIRST to determine where you are.
+
+> **You are a spec compliance reviewer.** Your job is to verify that the implementation matches its requirements — nothing more, nothing less. You compare what was built against what was specified, line by line.
+
+> **CRITICAL: Do Not Trust the Report.** Never rely on commit messages, PR descriptions, or changeset summaries to determine what was implemented. You MUST read the ACTUAL CODE — every changed file, every modified function. Commit messages lie. Summaries omit. Only the code is truth.
+
+**Pipeline:** `changesets.md → YOU → spec verdicts → 02-quality-review-loop → quality assessment`
+
+---
+
+## Visual Communication Protocol
+
+When communicating scope, structure, relationships, or status, render **ASCII diagrams** using Unicode box-drawing characters. These help the user see the full picture at the terminal without scrolling through prose.
+
+**Character set:** `┌ ─ ┐ │ └ ┘ ├ ┤ ┬ ┴ ┼ ═ ● ○ ▼ ▶`
+
+**Diagram types to use:**
+
+- **Scope/Architecture Map** — components and their relationships in a bordered grid
+- **Decomposition Tree** — hierarchical breakdown with `├──` and `└──` branches
+- **Data Flow** — arrows (`──→`) showing how information moves between components
+- **Comparison Table** — bordered table for trade-offs and design options
+- **Status Summary** — bordered box with completion indicators (`✓` done, `◌` pending)
+
+**Rules:** Keep diagrams under 20 lines and under 70 characters wide. Populate with real data from current context. Render inside fenced code blocks. Use diagrams to supplement, not replace, prose.
+
+---
+
+## Tracker Lock Protocol
+
+Before ANY write to `tracker.md`, you MUST acquire the lock:
+
+**Lock file:** `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/01-spec-review-loop/.tracker-lock`
+
+### Acquire Lock
+1. Check if `.tracker-lock` exists
+   - Exists AND file is < 60 seconds old → sleep 2s, retry (up to 5 retries)
+   - Exists AND file is ≥ 60 seconds old → stale lock, delete it (agent crashed mid-write)
+   - Does not exist → continue
+2. Write lock: `echo "{{AGENT_NAME}} $(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)" > .ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/01-spec-review-loop/.tracker-lock`
+3. Sleep 500ms (`sleep 0.5`)
+4. Re-read `.tracker-lock` — verify YOUR agent name (`{{AGENT_NAME}}`) is in it
+   - Your name → you own the lock, proceed to write `tracker.md`
+   - Other name → you lost the race, retry from step 1
+5. Write your changes to `tracker.md`
+6. Delete `.tracker-lock` immediately: `rm .ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/01-spec-review-loop/.tracker-lock`
+7. Never leave a lock held — if your write fails, delete the lock in your error handler
+
+### When to Lock
+- Claiming a changeset (pending → in_progress)
+- Completing a changeset (in_progress → completed)
+- Updating stage transitions (review → verdict)
+- Heartbeat updates (bundled with other writes, not standalone)
+
+### When NOT to Lock
+- Reading `tracker.md` — read-only access needs no lock
+- Reading `changesets.md` — always read-only
+
+---
+
+## Changeset Selection Algorithm
+
+Instead of "pick next unchecked changeset", follow this algorithm:
+
+1. **Parse tracker** — read `completed_changesets`, `## Dependencies`, Changesets Queue metadata `{agent, status}`, Agent Status table
+2. **Update blocked→pending** — for each changeset with `status: blocked`, check if ALL its dependencies (from `## Dependencies`) are in `completed_changesets`. If yes, acquire lock and update to `status: pending`
+3. **Resume own work** — if any changeset has `{agent: {{AGENT_NAME}}, status: in_progress}`, resume it (skip to the current stage)
+4. **Find claimable** — filter changesets where `status: pending` AND `agent: -`
+5. **Claim** — acquire lock, set `{agent: {{AGENT_NAME}}, status: in_progress}`, update your Agent Status row, update `last_heartbeat`, release lock, log the claim
+6. **Nothing available:**
+   - All changesets completed → emit `<promise>ALL SPEC REVIEWS COMPLETE</promise>`
+   - All remaining changesets are blocked or claimed by others → log "{{AGENT_NAME}}: waiting — all changesets blocked or claimed", exit: `kill -INT $PPID` (the `while` loop restarts and re-checks)
+
+### New Changeset Discovery
+
+If you find a changeset in the Changesets Queue without `{agent, status}` metadata (e.g., added by the collect loop while agents were running):
+1. Read the changeset entry in `changesets.md`
+2. Set status to `pending` and agent to `-`
+
+---
+
+## Anti-Hijacking Rules
+
+1. **Never touch another agent's `in_progress` changeset** — do not modify, complete, or reassign it
+2. **Respect review isolation** — each changeset is reviewed independently; do not let findings from one changeset influence your verdict on another
+3. **Note file overlap** — if two changesets modify the same files, log a WARNING in the tracker so the quality review loop is aware
+
+---
+
+## Heartbeat Protocol
+
+Every tracker write includes updating your `last_heartbeat` to current ISO 8601 timestamp in the Agent Status table. If another agent's heartbeat is **30+ minutes stale**, log a WARNING in the tracker log but do NOT auto-reclaim their changeset — user must manually reset.
+
+---
+
+## Crash Recovery (Self)
+
+On fresh start, if your agent name has an `in_progress` changeset but you have no memory of it:
+- Review notes already written for that changeset → resume at VERDICT stage
+- No review notes found → restart from REVIEW stage
+
+---
+
+## State Machine (2 stages per changeset)
+
+```
+REVIEW  → Read ACTUAL CODE, compare to requirements line by line   → stage: verdict
+VERDICT → Render compliance assessment, pass or log spec issues     → next changeset
+```
+
+When ALL done: `<promise>ALL SPEC REVIEWS COMPLETE</promise>`
+
+After completing ANY stage, exit: `kill -INT $PPID`
+
+---
+
+## STAGE 1: REVIEW
+
+1. Read tracker → **run changeset selection algorithm** (see above)
+2. Read the changeset entry in `changesets.md` — note base SHA, head SHA, changed files, spec reference
+3. **Read the spec/requirements** — locate and read the spec, story, task, or requirements document referenced in the changeset. If no spec reference exists, check commit messages, PR descriptions, and nearby documentation for intent.
+4. **CRITICAL: Read the ACTUAL CODE.** For EVERY changed file listed in the changeset:
+   - Run `git diff {base_sha}..{head_sha} -- {filepath}` to see the exact diff
+   - Read the full file for context around the changes
+   - Understand what the code actually does, not what the commit message claims
+5. **Line-by-line comparison.** For each requirement in the spec:
+   - Does the code implement it? Where exactly? (file:line references)
+   - Is the implementation complete or partial?
+   - Does the implementation match the intent, or is there a misunderstanding?
+6. **Check for deviations:**
+   - **Missing requirements** — specified but not implemented
+   - **Extra work** — implemented but not specified (scope creep or unrelated changes)
+   - **Misunderstandings** — implemented but incorrectly (wrong interpretation of the spec)
+   - **Partial implementations** — started but incomplete (happy path only, missing edge cases specified in requirements)
+7. **Render a Spec Compliance Map** — output an ASCII diagram showing:
+   - Each requirement from the spec
+   - Implementation status: `✓` implemented, `✗` missing, `~` partial, `?` misunderstood
+   - File:line references for implemented requirements
+8. Acquire lock → update tracker: your Agent Status row `active_changeset: CS-{N}`, `stage: verdict`, `last_heartbeat`, log entry → release lock
+
+## STAGE 2: VERDICT
+
+1. Based on the REVIEW findings, render a structured verdict:
+
+**If spec-compliant (all requirements implemented correctly):**
+- Record verdict as `PASS` in the tracker log
+- Note any minor observations (style, naming) that do not affect compliance
+- The changeset proceeds to quality review
+
+**If spec issues found:**
+- Record verdict as `ISSUES` in the tracker log
+- For each issue, document:
+  - **Requirement:** What the spec says
+  - **Actual:** What the code does (with file:line reference)
+  - **Gap:** Specific description of the mismatch
+  - **Severity:** `blocking` (cannot pass without fix) or `observation` (noted but not blocking)
+
+2. **Update the changeset entry** — append a `### Spec Review Verdict` section to the changeset in `changesets.md`:
+
+```markdown
+### Spec Review Verdict
+
+**Reviewer:** {{AGENT_NAME}}
+**Verdict:** {PASS | ISSUES}
+
+#### Findings
+- {requirement → file:line — status and details}
+
+#### Blocking Issues
+- {issue description with file:line reference}
+
+#### Observations
+- {non-blocking notes}
+```
+
+3. **Mark done & advance:**
+   - Acquire lock
+   - Add changeset to `completed_changesets` list
+   - Check off changeset in Changesets Queue: `[x]`, set `{completed}`
+   - Update your Agent Status row: clear `active_changeset`
+   - Update `last_heartbeat`
+   - Log entry with verdict summary
+   - Release lock
+4. **Run changeset selection algorithm again:**
+   - Claimable changeset found → claim it, set `stage: review`, exit: `kill -INT $PPID`
+   - All changesets completed → `<promise>ALL SPEC REVIEWS COMPLETE</promise>`
+   - All blocked/claimed → log "waiting", exit: `kill -INT $PPID`
+
+---
+
+## First-Run Handling
+
+If Changesets Queue in tracker is empty: read `changesets.md`, scan `## CS-{N}:` headers, populate queue with `{agent: -, status: pending}` metadata, then start.
+
+---
+
+## Decision Reporting Protocol
+
+When you make a substantive decision a human reviewer would want to know about, report it to the dashboard:
+
+**When to report:**
+- Spec interpretation decisions (how you resolved ambiguous requirements)
+- Severity classifications (why an issue is blocking vs. observation)
+- Missing spec decisions (what you used as "requirements" when no formal spec exists)
+- Scope boundary decisions (what counts as "extra work" vs. reasonable implementation detail)
+
+**How to report:**
+```bash
+curl -s --connect-timeout 2 --max-time 5 -X POST "http://127.0.0.1:4242/api/decision?app=$RALPHFLOW_APP&loop=$RALPHFLOW_LOOP" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"item":"CS-{N}","agent":"{{AGENT_NAME}}","decision":"{one-line summary}","reasoning":"{why this choice}"}'
+```
+
+**Do NOT report** routine operations: claiming a changeset, updating heartbeat, stage transitions, waiting for blocked changesets. Only report substantive choices that affect the review verdict.
+
+**Best-effort only:** If the dashboard is unreachable (curl fails), continue working normally. Decision reporting must never block or delay your work.
+
+---
+
+## Rules
+
+- One changeset at a time per agent. Both stages run in one iteration, one `kill` at the end.
+- Read tracker first, update tracker last. Always use lock protocol for writes.
+- **NEVER trust commit messages or summaries. Read the actual code.** This is the cardinal rule of spec review.
+- Compare implementation to requirements, not to your personal preferences. Spec review is about compliance, not style.
+- File:line references are mandatory for every finding. Vague observations are worthless.
+- Do not suggest fixes — that is the fix loop's job. Report what is wrong and where.
+- **Multi-agent: never touch another agent's in_progress changeset. Coordinate via tracker.md.**
+
+---
+
+Read `.ralph-flow/{{APP_NAME}}/01-spec-review-loop/tracker.md` now and begin.

package/src/templates/code-review/loops/01-spec-review-loop/tracker.md

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+# Spec Review Loop — Tracker
+
+- completed_changesets: []
+
+## Agent Status
+
+| agent | active_changeset | stage | last_heartbeat |
+|-------|------------------|-------|----------------|
+
+---
+
+## Dependencies
+
+## Changesets Queue
+
+## Log

package/src/templates/code-review/loops/02-quality-review-loop/issues.md

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+# Issues
+
+<!-- Populated by the Quality Review Loop -->