sinapse-ai 7.4.4 → 7.4.5

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+ # NSN Mode — Never Say Never (Global Rule)
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+ > **NON-NEGOTIABLE**: This rule applies to ALL agents in the SINAPSE ecosystem.
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+ > No agent may say "I can't" without first exhausting alternatives.
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+ ## Protocol
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+ When ANY agent encounters a barrier (technical limitation, permission denied, tool failure, unknown approach):
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+ 1. **Classify** the barrier:
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+ - `permission` — System permission missing
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+ - `technical` — Tool or API limitation
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+ - `knowledge` — Don't know how to do it
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+ - `external` — External service blocks
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+ 2. **Search** for solutions:
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+ - Use WebSearch/WebFetch to find workarounds
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+ - Query patterns: `"{tool} {error} workaround"`, `"{action} alternative approach"`
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+ - Check documentation for the tool/service
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+ 3. **Try 3+ alternatives** before escalating:
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+ - If Tool A fails → try Tool B
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+ - If API blocks → try browser automation
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+ - If direct approach fails → try indirect approach
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+ - If programmatic fails → try CLI tool
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+ 4. **Configure and test** the solution found:
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+ - Install dependencies if needed
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+ - Adjust permissions
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+ - Test in isolated context
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+ - Validate result
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+ 5. **Repeat** — If still blocked, return to step 2 with new context (max 5 cycles)
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+ 6. **Escalate** — After 5 cycles, report to user with detailed log of what was tried
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+ ## Anti-Patterns (FORBIDDEN)
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+ - Saying "I can't do this" without trying alternatives
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+ - Stopping at the first error
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+ - Assuming something is impossible without researching
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+ - Asking the user to do something the agent can automate
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+ - Giving up without documenting what was tried
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+ ## Exceptions
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+ - Destructive actions affecting user data → ask confirmation first
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+ - Actions involving payment/purchase → ask confirmation first
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+ - Actions violating laws or terms of service → inform and stop
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+ ## Applies To
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+ Every agent: @developer, @quality-gate, @architect, @sinapse-orqx, all squad orqx agents, and all specialist agents within squads. No exceptions.
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- version: 7.4.4
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- generated_at: "2026-03-27T17:44:30.530Z"
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+ version: 7.4.5
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+ generated_at: "2026-03-27T18:12:46.613Z"
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  generator: scripts/generate-install-manifest.js
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  file_count: 1101
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package/README.en.md CHANGED
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  ## Claude Code vs Codex CLI — Full Comparison
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- SINAPSE works on both IDEs. Claude Code delivers the full experience; Codex CLI supports the core with some differences.
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+ SINAPSE works on both IDEs. Both support most features with different approaches.
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  ### Features
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- | Feature | Claude Code | Codex CLI |
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- | **19 squads with 175 agents** | YES | YES |
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- | **Knowledge bases per squad** | YES | YES |
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- | **Tasks and workflows** | YES | YES |
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- | **Story-Driven Development** | YES | YES |
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- | **Agent commands (`*help`, `*task`)** | YES | YES |
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- | **Squad awareness auto-routing** | YES | YES |
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- | **Chrome Brain (browser automation)** | YES | NO |
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- | **Hooks (PreToolUse / PostToolUse)** | YES | NO |
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- | **MCP servers (Chrome DevTools, etc.)** | YES | NO |
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- | **Agent handoff protocol** | YES | NO |
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- | **SYNAPSE context engine** | YES | NO |
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- | **Multi-model (Claude + others)** | NO | YES |
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+ | Feature | Claude Code | Codex CLI | Notes |
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+ |---------|:-----------:|:---------:|-------|
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+ | **19 squads with 175 agents** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **Knowledge bases per squad** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **Tasks and workflows** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **Story-Driven Development** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **Agent commands (`*help`, `*task`)** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **Squad awareness auto-routing** | YES | YES | Identical on both |
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+ | **NSN Mode (Never Say Never)** | YES | YES | Global rule on both |
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+ | **Chrome Brain (browser automation)** | YES | YES | Claude: hooks auto-launch. Codex: via MCP or chrome-cdp-skill |
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+ | **MCP servers** | YES | YES | Claude: `~/.claude.json`. Codex: `config.toml` or `codex mcp add` |
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+ | **Hooks (PreToolUse / PostToolUse)** | YES | PARTIAL | Codex: Bash tool only, disabled on Windows |
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+ | **Agent handoff protocol** | YES | YES | Via instructions + skills on both |
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+ | **SYNAPSE context engine** | YES | PARTIAL | Codex: via instructions.md + skills (no dynamic rules) |
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+ | **Native skills system** | NO | YES | Codex has `$skill-name` with progressive disclosure |
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+ | **Multi-model (Claude + others)** | NO | YES | Codex supports any OpenAI model |
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+ | **Parallel subagents** | YES | YES | Codex: configurable max 6 threads |
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+ | **Non-interactive CI/CD** | NO | YES | Codex: `codex exec` with `--json` |
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  ### How to Activate Agents
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  | Action | Claude Code | Codex CLI |
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- | Main orchestrator | `/SINAPSE:agents:sinapse-orqx` | `/skills` > `sinapse-orqx` |
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- | Brand squad | `@brand-orqx` | `sinapse-brand` |
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- | Copy squad | `@copy-orqx` | `sinapse-copy` |
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- | Developer | `@developer` | `sinapse-dev` |
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+ | Main orchestrator | `/SINAPSE:agents:sinapse-orqx` | `@sinapse-orqx` or `$sinapse-orqx` |
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+ | Brand squad | `@brand-orqx` | `@brand-orqx` or `$sinapse-brand` |
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+ | Copy squad | `@copy-orqx` | `@copy-orqx` or `$sinapse-copy` |
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+ | Developer | `@developer` | `@developer` or `$sinapse-dev` |
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  | List agents | `@sinapse-orqx *help` | `/skills` |
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+ | Chrome Brain | Auto-activates by prompt | `codex mcp add chrome-devtools` |
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  ### Where Each IDE Shines
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- **Claude Code** — Maximum potential:
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- - Chrome Brain auto-activates when you request browser actions
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- - Hooks automate pre/post-actions on each tool call
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- - MCP servers connect to external tools (Chrome, Playwright, EXA)
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- - Context engine injects rules automatically by domain
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- - Handoff protocol optimizes agent switching
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+ **Claude Code** — Most integrated experience:
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+ - Chrome Brain auto-activates via hooks (zero manual config)
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+ - Context engine injects rules automatically by domain and file
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+ - Deny/allow rules protect files deterministically
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+ - Largest MCP server ecosystem (Figma, Supabase, Notion, etc.)
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- **Codex CLI** — Solid core:
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- - All squads and agents work perfectly
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- - Identical knowledge bases and tasks
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- - Supports multiple models (not just Claude)
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- - Ideal for those who prefer GPT/other models with SINAPSE orchestration
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+ **Codex CLI** — Most flexible and extensible:
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+ - Native skills with `$skill-name` and progressive disclosure
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+ - Supports any OpenAI model (not just Claude)
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+ - `codex exec` for non-interactive CI/CD automation
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+ - Can run AS an MCP server (other agents can invoke Codex)
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+ - Profiles for quick config switching
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+ - Subagents with max 6 parallel threads
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+ ### Chrome Brain Setup on Codex CLI
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+ ```bash
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+ # Add Chrome DevTools MCP to Codex
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+ codex mcp add chrome-devtools -- npx chrome-devtools-mcp@latest
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+ # OR install the chrome-cdp skill (direct connection, no Puppeteer)
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+ # pi install git:github.com/pasky/chrome-cdp-skill@v1.0.1
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+ ```
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  ### Recommendation
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- > For **maximum potential**, use **Claude Code** all advanced features (Chrome Brain, hooks, MCP, SYNAPSE engine) are only available on this IDE.
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+ > **Claude Code** for the most integrated and automated experience Chrome Brain auto-activates, hooks run automatically, context engine injects rules.
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- > For **model flexibility**, use **Codex CLI** works with any LLM and delivers the complete core of squads and agents.
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+ > **Codex CLI** for model flexibility, native skills, and CI/CD automation with minimal manual setup for Chrome Brain.
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  ## Claude Code vs Codex CLI — Comparativo Completo
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- O SINAPSE funciona em ambas as IDEs. Claude Code oferece a experiencia completa; Codex CLI suporta o core com algumas diferencas.
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+ O SINAPSE funciona em ambas as IDEs. Ambas suportam a maioria das funcionalidades com abordagens diferentes.
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  ### Funcionalidades
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- | **19 squads com 175 agentes** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Knowledge bases por squad** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Tasks e workflows** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Story-Driven Development** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Agent commands (`*help`, `*task`)** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Squad awareness auto-routing** | SIM | SIM |
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- | **Chrome Brain (browser automation)** | SIM | NAO |
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- | **Hooks (PreToolUse / PostToolUse)** | SIM | NAO |
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- | **MCP servers (Chrome DevTools, etc.)** | SIM | NAO |
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- | **Agent handoff protocol** | SIM | NAO |
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- | **SYNAPSE context engine** | SIM | NAO |
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- | **Multi-model (Claude + outros)** | NAO | SIM |
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+ | Funcionalidade | Claude Code | Codex CLI | Notas |
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+ |---------------|:-----------:|:---------:|-------|
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+ | **19 squads com 175 agentes** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **Knowledge bases por squad** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **Tasks e workflows** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **Story-Driven Development** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **Agent commands (`*help`, `*task`)** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **Squad awareness auto-routing** | SIM | SIM | Identico em ambas |
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+ | **NSN Mode (Never Say Never)** | SIM | SIM | Regra global em ambas |
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+ | **Chrome Brain (browser automation)** | SIM | SIM | Claude: hooks auto-launch. Codex: via MCP ou chrome-cdp-skill |
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+ | **MCP servers** | SIM | SIM | Claude: `~/.claude.json`. Codex: `config.toml` ou `codex mcp add` |
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+ | **Hooks (PreToolUse / PostToolUse)** | SIM | PARCIAL | Codex: so Bash tool, desabilitado no Windows |
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+ | **Agent handoff protocol** | SIM | SIM | Via instructions + skills em ambas |
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+ | **SYNAPSE context engine** | SIM | PARCIAL | Codex: via instructions.md + skills (sem regras dinamicas) |
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+ | **Skills system nativo** | NAO | SIM | Codex tem `$skill-name` com progressive disclosure |
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+ | **Multi-model (Claude + outros)** | NAO | SIM | Codex suporta qualquer modelo OpenAI |
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+ | **Subagents paralelos** | SIM | SIM | Codex: max 6 threads configuraveis |
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+ | **CI/CD non-interactive** | NAO | SIM | Codex: `codex exec` com `--json` |
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- | Orquestrador principal | `/SINAPSE:agents:sinapse-orqx` | `/skills` > `sinapse-orqx` |
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- | Squad de brand | `@brand-orqx` | `sinapse-brand` |
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- | Squad de copy | `@copy-orqx` | `sinapse-copy` |
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+ | Orquestrador principal | `/SINAPSE:agents:sinapse-orqx` | `@sinapse-orqx` ou `$sinapse-orqx` |
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+ | Squad de brand | `@brand-orqx` | `@brand-orqx` ou `$sinapse-brand` |
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+ | Squad de copy | `@copy-orqx` | `@copy-orqx` ou `$sinapse-copy` |
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+ | Developer | `@developer` | `@developer` ou `$sinapse-dev` |
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+ | Chrome Brain | Auto-ativa por prompt | `codex mcp add chrome-devtools` |
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- - Hooks automatizam pre/pos-acoes em cada tool call
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- - MCP servers conectam a ferramentas externas (Chrome, Playwright, EXA)
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- - Context engine injeta regras automaticamente por dominio
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- - Handoff protocol otimiza troca entre agentes
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+ **Claude Code** — Experiencia mais integrada:
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+ - Chrome Brain auto-ativa por hooks (zero configuracao manual)
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+ - Context engine injeta regras automaticamente por dominio e arquivo
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+ - Deny/allow rules protegem arquivos deterministicamente
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+ - Maior ecossistema de MCP servers (Figma, Supabase, Notion, etc.)
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- - Ideal para quem prefere GPT/outros modelos com a orquestracao SINAPSE
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+ **Codex CLI** — Mais flexivel e extensivel:
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+ - Skills nativas com `$skill-name` e progressive disclosure
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+ - Suporta qualquer modelo OpenAI (nao apenas Claude)
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+ - `codex exec` para automacao CI/CD sem interacao
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+ - Pode rodar como MCP server (outros agentes invocam Codex)
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+ - Profiles para alternar configuracoes rapidamente
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  "description": "SINAPSE AI: Framework de orquestracao de IA — 18 squads, 174 agentes especializados",
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+ > **Every agent under Imperator's command operates in NSN Mode.**
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+ Before ANY agent says "I can't", "this is not possible", or "I don't know how":
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+ 3. Configure, test, repeat (max 5 cycles)
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+ 2. **File List** must be maintained in the story
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  ## COMPLETE AGENT DEFINITION
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  ```yaml