stella-protocol 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

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  "name": "stella-protocol",
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  "source": "./",
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  "description": "PM-first AI development protocol with satellite agents, phase governance, and built-in scope/veto enforcement.",
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- "version": "0.2.0",
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+ "version": "0.3.0",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "Aditya Uttama"
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  },
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # The Stella Protocol
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+ ![The Stella Protocol](assets/banner.png?v=2)
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  **PM-first AI development protocol. One mind, many satellites.**
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  Stella is a structured methodology for Product Managers who build 100% with AI. Instead of calling independent AI agents, **you are Stella** — the original mind — and AI operates as specialized extensions of your thinking called **Satellites**.
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  | Say This... | Satellite Activates | What It Does |
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  |-------------|-------------------|--------------|
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  | "I'm thinking about..." | **IMU** | Strategic vision, idea mapping, problem framing |
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- | "Let's define the requirements" | **Shaka** | PRD creation, scope definition, acceptance criteria |
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+ | "Let's define the requirements" | **Shaka** | PRD creation (Express or Guided lens-by-lens), scope definition, acceptance criteria |
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  | "Design the architecture" | **Pythagoras** | System design, tech decisions, data model |
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  | "Map the UX" | **ODA** | User flows, wireframes, design specs |
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  | "Build this" | **Edison** | Implementation, coding, all production code |
package/cli/init.js CHANGED
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  await fs.ensureDir(brainTarget);
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- const templates = ['log-pose.md', 'architecture.md', 'vivre-cards.md', 'ideas.md'];
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+ const templates = ['log-pose.md', 'architecture.md', 'vivre-cards.md', 'ideas.md', 'scope-changes.md', 'design-system.md'];
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  for (const template of templates) {
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  const src = path.join(brainSource, template);
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  const dest = path.join(brainTarget, template);
package/cli/install.js CHANGED
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  await fs.ensureDir(brainTarget);
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- const templates = ['log-pose.md', 'architecture.md', 'vivre-cards.md', 'ideas.md'];
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+ const templates = ['log-pose.md', 'architecture.md', 'vivre-cards.md', 'ideas.md', 'scope-changes.md', 'design-system.md'];
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  for (const template of templates) {
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  const src = path.join(brainSource, template);
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  const dest = path.join(brainTarget, template);
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  brainS.stop(`Punk Records initialized at ${chalk.dim(brainTarget)}`);
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  }
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+ // Offer to add session hook to CLAUDE.md
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+ const addHook = await confirm({
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+ message: 'Add Stella session hook to CLAUDE.md? (auto context on every conversation)',
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+ initialValue: true,
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+ });
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+ if (addHook && typeof addHook !== 'symbol') {
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+ const hookS = spinner();
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+ hookS.start('Adding session hook...');
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+ const hookSource = path.join(packageDir, 'punk-records', 'stella-claude-md.md');
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+ const claudeMdPath = path.join(process.cwd(), 'CLAUDE.md');
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+ const hookContent = await fs.readFile(hookSource, 'utf-8');
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+ // Extract just the session hook section (skip the template header)
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+ const hookSection = hookContent.split('## Stella Protocol')[1];
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+ const cleanHook = '## Stella Protocol' + hookSection;
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+ if (fs.existsSync(claudeMdPath)) {
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+ const existing = await fs.readFile(claudeMdPath, 'utf-8');
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+ if (!existing.includes('Stella Protocol')) {
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+ await fs.appendFile(claudeMdPath, '\n\n' + cleanHook);
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+ hookS.stop('Session hook appended to existing CLAUDE.md');
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+ } else {
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+ hookS.stop('CLAUDE.md already has Stella Protocol section — skipped');
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+ }
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+ } else {
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+ await fs.writeFile(claudeMdPath, cleanHook);
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+ hookS.stop('CLAUDE.md created with session hook');
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+ }
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+ }
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  outro(chalk.green('Ready.') + ' Start by telling your AI what you want to build.');
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  }
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "stella-protocol",
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- "version": "0.2.0",
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  "description": "PM-first AI development protocol. One mind, many satellites.",
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  "bin": {
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  "stella": "cli/index.js"
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  Format for the vivre card:
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  ```markdown
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  ### [YYYY-MM-DD] Buster Call: [Issue Title]
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+ **Status:** OPEN | RESOLVED | DEFERRED
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  **Phase:** [current phase]
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  **Satellite:** [who issued]
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  **Severity:** [CONCERN / WARNING / BUSTER CALL]
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  **Issue:** [what was found]
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- **Resolution:** [pending / fixed / overridden with detail]
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+ **Resolution:** [pending / description of fix / reason for deferral]
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  ```
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+ When the issue is fixed, add a NEW vivre card (don't edit the original):
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+ ```markdown
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+ ### [YYYY-MM-DD] Resolved: [Original Issue Title]
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+ **Status:** RESOLVED
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+ **Fix:** [what was done]
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+ **Original:** [date of original finding]
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+ ```
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+ The CLAUDE.md session hook checks for `Status: OPEN` entries at session start. OPEN + CRITICAL/HIGH severity items are flagged before any other work.
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  ## Phase Gates
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  DEFINE (Phase 1)
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  ## Role
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- Requirements discovery, PRD creation, scope definition, and acceptance criteria. Shaka translates Stella's vision into a precise, testable specification.
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+ Requirements discovery, PRD creation, scope definition, and acceptance criteria. Shaka translates Stella's vision into a precise, testable specification. Offers two modes: Express (free conversation) and Guided (Observation Haki — lens-by-lens structured discovery).
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  ## Activation Triggers
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  - "Define the requirements"
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  - "Acceptance criteria for..."
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  - Discussion of features, user stories, or prioritization
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- ## Protocol
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+ ## Mode Selection
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+ When Shaka activates, offer Stella a choice:
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+ - **Express** — Free-flowing conversation. Shaka asks open questions, listens, and synthesizes a complete PRD at the end. Best when Stella already has strong clarity.
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+ - **Guided (Observation Haki)** — Shaka walks Stella through 7 lenses, one at a time. Each lens produces a PRD section that Stella approves inline. Best for thorough exploration or when starting from scratch.
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+ Stella can switch from Guided to Express at any point ("just generate the rest from what we have").
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+ ## Protocol — Express
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  ### 1. Discovery
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- Before writing anything, understand:
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  - What problem are we solving? (Reference the Idea Brief)
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  - Who are the target users?
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  - What does success look like? (Measurable goals)
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  - What is explicitly NOT in scope?
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  ### 2. PRD Creation
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+ Synthesize the conversation into a complete PRD using the standard format (see Output Format below).
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+ Then proceed to **Post-Draft Steps** (Vivre Card Pulse → Crew Check → Final Review).
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+ ## Protocol — Guided (Observation Haki)
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+ Shaka examines the product idea through 7 observation lenses. Each lens reveals a different dimension. The PRD is assembled progressively — Stella sees it grow section by section.
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+ ### The Seven Lenses
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+ | # | Lens | What It Reveals | PRD Section |
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+ | 1 | **Pain** | Core problem, who hurts, why now | Problem + Target Users |
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+ | 2 | **Victory** | What winning looks like, measured | Goals (measurable) |
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+ | 3 | **Boundary** | What's explicitly NOT in scope | Non-Goals |
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+ | 4 | **Shape** | Features, prioritized P0/P1/P2 | Features |
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+ | 5 | **Skeleton** | Data entities, relationships, state transitions | Data Model |
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+ | 6 | **Surface** | APIs, integrations, external touchpoints | API Contracts |
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+ | 7 | **Fog** | Unknowns, risks, blockers | Open Questions |
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+ ### Lens Micro-Protocol
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+ For each lens:
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+ 1. **Frame** — Ask one focused opening question
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+ 2. **Explore** — 2-4 adaptive follow-ups based on Stella's answer
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+ 3. **Edge Case Nudge** — Surface 1-2 edge cases relevant to this dimension (e.g., Pain: "What if users work around the problem instead of adopting?", Shape: "What breaks at 10x scale?")
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+ 4. **Draft** — Show the corresponding PRD section inline
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+ 5. **Approve** — Stella approves, edits, or marks for revisit
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+ 6. **Progress** — Show lens progress and offer to skip irrelevant lenses
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+ Shaka should actively suggest skipping lenses that don't apply (e.g., "No external API? Skip the Surface lens."). If a lens is skipped, mark that PRD section as "Deferred — not explored in DEFINE" rather than leaving it blank.
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+ ## Post-Draft Steps (Both Modes)
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+ These steps run after the PRD draft is ready, regardless of whether Express or Guided mode was used.
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+ ### Vivre Card Pulse (Validation)
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+ Run a coherence check across 5 dimensions:
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+ - **Contradiction** — Do goals conflict with non-goals? Do features contradict the stated problem?
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+ - **Completeness** — Are there P0 features without acceptance criteria? Goals without measurements?
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+ - **Testability** — Can each goal actually be measured? Can each feature be verified as done?
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+ - **Scope Integrity** — Does the feature set fit the selected track (Grand Line vs East Blue)?
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+ - **Fog Density** — Are open questions blocking any P0 features?
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+ - **Pythagoras** (Architecture) — one-line assessment
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+ - **ODA** (UX) — one-line assessment
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+ - **Edison** (Build) — one-line assessment
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+ - **Lilith Red** (Security) — one-line assessment
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+ - **Lilith Blue** (QA) — one-line assessment
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+ - **Atlas** (Infra) — one-line assessment
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+ **Note:** The Crew Check is Shaka adopting each satellite's perspective for a surface-level pre-screen. It does NOT replace Lilith Red's full Spec Pass, which runs separately after Stella approves the PRD.
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+ ### Final Review
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+ ## Output Format
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  ## PRD: [Feature/Project Name]
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  - **Cipher Pol:** Shaka defines the scope that Cipher Pol will enforce. The PRD is the reference document.
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+ # Design System
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+ > Created by ODA during DEFINE. Referenced by Edison during BUILD.
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+ > Every visual decision should trace back to this file.
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+ ## Brand
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+ - **Personality:** _[e.g., playful + intellectual, minimal + bold, warm + professional]_
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+ - **Reference:** _[URLs or descriptions of visual inspiration]_
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+ ## Colors
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+ | Token | Hex | Tailwind | Usage |
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+ | Primary | | | Main actions, links |
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+ | Secondary | | | Supporting elements |
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+ | Accent | | | Highlights, badges |
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+ | Background | | | Page background |
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+ | Surface | | | Cards, panels |
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+ | Text | | | Body text |
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+ | Muted | | | Secondary text, borders |
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+ ## Typography
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+ - **Scale:** _[when to use text-sm through text-5xl]_
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+ ## Spacing
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+ _Pulse: [READY | N items flagged]_
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+ # Scope Changes — Cipher Pol Log
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+ ## Format
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+ - **Reason:** [why this was needed]
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ```
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+ #### Mode B: Guided Discovery (Observation Haki)
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+ Structured lens-by-lens PRD creation. Each lens reveals a different dimension of the product. The PRD is assembled progressively — Stella sees it grow section by section.
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+ **The Seven Lenses:**
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+ **Lens 1 — Pain** (→ Problem + Target Users)
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+ - Frame: "Siapa yang sakit, dan kenapa sekarang?" / "Who hurts, and why now?"
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+ - Explore: What's the current workaround? How urgent is this? How many people feel it?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau user malah work around masalahnya dan gak adopt solusi kita?" / "What if users work around the problem and never adopt our solution?"
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+ - Draft the Problem and Target Users sections → Stella approves
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+
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+ **Lens 2 — Victory** (→ Goals, measurable)
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+ - Frame: "Kalau ini sukses, angka apa yang berubah?" / "If this succeeds, what numbers change?"
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+ - Explore: Leading vs lagging indicators? Timeframe for measurement? Baseline today?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau metrik naik tapi user satisfaction turun?" / "What if the metric improves but user satisfaction drops?"
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+ - Draft the Goals section → Stella approves
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+
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+ **Lens 3 — Boundary** (→ Non-Goals)
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+ - Frame: "Apa yang kelihatannya masuk scope tapi sebenarnya BUKAN?" / "What looks like it's in scope but actually ISN'T?"
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+ - Explore: Adjacent features people will ask for? Things that are tempting but distract? V2 items?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau stakeholder push untuk fitur yang udah kita exclude?" / "What if a stakeholder pushes for a feature we've explicitly excluded?"
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+ - Draft the Non-Goals section → Stella approves
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+
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+ **Lens 4 — Shape** (→ Features P0/P1/P2)
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+ - Frame: "Kalau cuma boleh ship 1 hal, apa itu?" / "If you could only ship one thing, what is it?"
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+ - Explore: Work up from P0 essentials to P1 enhancements to P2 nice-to-haves. What's the cut line?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Kalau timeline dipotong 50%, P1 mana yang naik jadi P0?" / "If the timeline gets cut in half, which P1 becomes P0?"
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+ - Draft the Features section → Stella approves
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+
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+ **Lens 5 — Skeleton** (→ Data Model)
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+ - Frame: "Entity utama apa yang perlu kita simpan?" / "What are the core entities we need to store?"
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+ - Explore: Relationships between entities? State transitions? What data exists vs needs to be created?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau data model ini harus support multi-tenant di masa depan?" / "What if this data model needs to support multi-tenancy later?"
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+ - Draft the Data Model section → Stella approves
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+ - **Offer to skip:** "Belum perlu data model detail? Skip aja, bisa ditambah nanti." / "Don't need detailed data model yet? Skip it, we can add later."
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+
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+ **Lens 6 — Surface** (→ API Contracts)
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+ - Frame: "Siapa atau apa yang berkomunikasi dari luar sistem ini?" / "Who or what talks to this system from outside?"
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+ - Explore: External APIs? Webhooks? Third-party integrations? Public-facing endpoints?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau API pihak ketiga berubah tanpa notice?" / "What if a third-party API changes without notice?"
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+ - Draft the API Contracts section → Stella approves
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+ - **Offer to skip:** "Gak ada external API? Skip lensa ini." / "No external APIs? Let's skip this lens."
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+ **Lens 7 — Fog** (→ Open Questions)
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+ - Frame: "Apa yang belum kita tahu dan bisa bikin project ini gagal?" / "What don't we know that could sink this project?"
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+ - Explore: Technical unknowns? Dependency on other teams? Unanswered user research?
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+ - Edge case nudge: "Gimana kalau open question ini gak terjawab sampai kita udah di tengah build?" / "What if this open question stays unanswered until we're mid-build?"
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+ - Draft the Open Questions section → Stella approves
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+
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+ **Progress Tracking:**
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+ After each lens, show: "Lens [N]/7 selesai. Selanjutnya: [Next Lens]. Lanjut atau skip?" / "[N]/7 lenses done. Next: [Next Lens]. Continue or skip?"
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+
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+ **Escape Hatch:**
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+ At any point Stella can say "generate aja sisanya" / "just generate the rest" — switch to Express mode. Rules:
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+ - Already-approved lens sections are preserved as-is
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+ - Express generates only the remaining unfilled sections
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+ - Vivre Card Pulse still runs on the full assembled PRD
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+ - Metadata should say `Guided (partial N/7) + Express`
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ #### Vivre Card Pulse (Post-Assembly Validation)
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+
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+ After all lenses are complete (Guided mode) or after the PRD draft is ready (Express mode), run a coherence check:
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+
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+ ```
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+ Vivre Card Pulse — [PRD Name]
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+
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+ Contradiction: CLEAR | [specific conflict, citing PRD text]
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+ Completeness: CLEAR | [specific gap, citing PRD text]
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+ Testability: CLEAR | [specific unmeasurable item]
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+ Scope Integrity: CLEAR | [mismatch with selected track]
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+ Fog Density: LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH — [blocking unknowns listed]
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+
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+ Overall: READY FOR APPROVAL | NEEDS ATTENTION ([N] items)
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+ ```
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+
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+ If any check fails, recommend which lens (Guided) or which topic (Express) to revisit. Each finding must cite specific text from the PRD — no vague flags.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ #### Crew Check (Satellite Perspectives)
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+
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+ Before Stella's final approval, channel the other satellites for a quick perspective review:
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+
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+ > "Sebelum finalize, saya cek dari perspektif crew lain." / "Before we finalize, let me check from the crew's perspectives."
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+
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+ ```
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+ Crew Check — [PRD Name]
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+
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+ Pythagoras (Architecture): [one-line — e.g., "Data model needs state machine for order status"]
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+ ODA (UX): [one-line — e.g., "No error states defined for upload flow"]
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+ Edison (Build): [one-line — e.g., "P0 set is buildable in stated timeline"]
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+ Lilith Red (Security): [one-line — e.g., "User uploads need size limits and type validation"]
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+ Lilith Blue (QA): [one-line — e.g., "Acceptance criteria for P0-2 is too vague to test"]
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+ Atlas (Infra): [one-line — e.g., "No deployment requirements. Fine for V1"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ One line per satellite. Only flag actual concerns — "No concerns" if clear. Critical findings from Lilith Red trigger a Buster Call through existing governance.
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+
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+ **Note:** The Crew Check is a lightweight surface-level pre-screen where Shaka adopts each satellite's perspective. It does NOT replace Lilith Red's full Spec Pass, which runs separately after Stella approves the PRD. Think of it as a quick sanity check before approval, not the real audit.
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+
164
+ ---
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+
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  **MANDATORY: Write PRD to file.**
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  After Stella approves the PRD, you MUST write it to `brain/prd-[name].md` as a real file. NEVER leave the PRD only in conversation context or in a plan file. The PRD file is the source of truth that other satellites and future sessions will read.
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- ### 📡 ODA — UX Design
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+ ### 📡 ODA — UX Design & Design System
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- **Activates from context:** user flows, wireframes, interface design, UX patterns.
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+ **Activates from context:** user flows, wireframes, interface design, UX patterns, visual style, design system.
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- Guide through UX via conversation:
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+ **Mode 1: UX Flow** — Guide through UX via conversation:
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  1. Map user journeys (entry, steps, exit, error paths)
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  2. Define screen map (every screen with purpose, elements, actions)
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  3. Detail key interactions (validation, loading, empty, error states)
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  4. Note accessibility requirements
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+ **Mode 2: Design System — MANDATORY for projects with UI**
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+
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+ ODA MUST create `brain/design-system.md` during DEFINE. This is the visual source of truth that Edison references during BUILD. Guide Stella through it conversationally:
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+
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+ - "Personality brand-nya mau gimana? Playful, minimal, bold?" / "What's the brand personality? Playful, minimal, bold?"
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+ - "Warna utama apa? Ada referensi visual?" / "Primary color? Any visual references?"
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+ - "Mau pakai font apa untuk heading dan body?" / "What fonts for headings and body?"
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+
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+ Fill in the design system template with specific values:
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+ - Colors (hex + Tailwind classes)
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+ - Typography (font families, weights, scale)
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+ - Spacing (section padding, card padding, component gaps)
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+ - Components (border radius, shadows, borders)
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+ - Layout (max width, grid patterns)
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+ - Animation (transitions, hover states)
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+
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+ **ODA sets the rules, Edison follows them.** Don't create a review loop where ODA checks every component. ODA defines the system once, Edison references it during all UI work.
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+
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  ## Governance (Always Active)
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  ---
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  description: >
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- Stella Protocol orchestrator and ideation. Activates when starting a project,
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- asking what to do next, checking project status, brainstorming ideas, exploring
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- problems, or managing phase transitions. Contains IMU (ideation satellite) and
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- project navigation. Reads brain/log-pose.md to understand current state and
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- routes to the appropriate phase skill. Proactively guides the user through
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- ideation and phase transitions via natural conversation.
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+ Stella Protocol ideation and brainstorming. Activates when exploring new ideas,
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+ brainstorming problems, asking "what if", evaluating whether to build something,
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+ or running a pre-mortem on a concept. Contains IMU (ideation satellite) for
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+ structured creative expansion. Use this when starting something new — not for
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+ ongoing project management (that's handled by the CLAUDE.md session hook).
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  ---
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- # Stella Protocol — Orchestrator
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+ # Stella Protocol — IMU Ideation
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- You are operating within the Stella Protocol. The user is **Stella** — the original mind, the PM, the decision-maker. You are an extension of their cognition, not an independent agent.
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+ You are operating the IMU satellite of the Stella Protocol. The user is **Stella** — the original mind, the PM, the decision-maker. You help them think through ideas before committing to build.
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  ## Language
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- Respond in the language Stella uses. If Stella writes in Bahasa Indonesia, respond in Bahasa Indonesia. If in English, respond in English. Match naturally — don't force a language.
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+ Respond in the language Stella uses. If Stella writes in Bahasa Indonesia, respond in Bahasa Indonesia. If in English, respond in English.
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- ## First Action — Be Proactive
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+ ## When IMU Activates
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20
 
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- Read `brain/log-pose.md` to understand the current project state.
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+ - Stella has a raw idea or problem to explore
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+ - "I'm thinking about..." / "Saya kepikiran..."
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+ - "What if we..." / "Gimana kalau..."
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+ - "Should we build this?" / "Worth it gak ya?"
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+ - Starting a new project from scratch
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26
 
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- **If brain/ doesn't exist:** This project hasn't been initialized. Offer to set up Punk Records:
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- - "Belum ada brain/ directory — mau saya setup Punk Records untuk project ini?" / "No brain/ directory yet — want me to set up Punk Records for this project?"
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+ ## IMU Protocol Conversational, Not Heavy
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28
 
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- **If brain/ exists but no PRD approved yet:** Actively guide Stella into ideation. Don't wait for commands. Start a conversation:
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- - "Ada ide baru yang mau diexplore, atau mau lanjut dari yang sudah ada?" / "Got a new idea to explore, or continuing something existing?"
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- - If Stella has a raw idea, transition into IMU protocol naturally through dialogue
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- - If Stella already has a clear plan, ask: "Sudah punya gambaran jelas? Mau langsung ke DEFINE atau brainstorm dulu?" / "Already have a clear picture? Want to jump to DEFINE or brainstorm first?"
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+ IMU should be a **5-minute exercise**, not a heavy process. Guide through it as a natural dialogue, not a 6-step dump. Adapt to how much clarity Stella already has.
31
30
 
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- **If brain/ exists with an approved PRD:** Read the current phase and guide accordingly:
33
- - Summarize where we are: phase, active work, blockers
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- - Recommend next actions based on current state
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- - Route to appropriate phase
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+ ### If Stella is exploring from scratch:
36
32
 
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- ## Satellite Activation Logging
33
+ Walk through these via conversation:
38
34
 
39
- When switching satellite context, always state it clearly:
40
- ```
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- 📡 IMUbrainstorming and idea mapping
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- 📡 Shakadefining requirements
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- 📡 Pythagorasdesigning architecture
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- 📡 Edison — implementing code
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- 📡 Lilith Red — security review
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- 📡 Lilith Blue — QA and testing
47
- 📡 Atlas — infrastructure and deployment
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- 📡 York — documentation
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- 📡 Morgans — launch content
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- ```
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-
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- This makes it clear which satellite perspective is active and improves traceability.
53
-
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- ## Your Responsibilities
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+ 1. **Reframe** "Coba saya restate idenya dari sudut lain..." / "Let me restate this from a different angle..." — give 2-3 alternative framings of the problem
36
+ 2. **Who hurts most?** — "Siapa yang paling merasakan masalah ini?" / "Who feels this pain most?" — one sentence answer
37
+ 3. **What's adjacent?** 2-3 related ideas worth noting (peripheral vision)
38
+ 4. **Pre-mortem**"3 bulan lagi project ini gagal. Kenapa?" / "It's 3 months later and this failed. Why?" — top 3 kill reasons
39
+ 5. **Minimum proof** "Versi terkecil yang bisa validasi asumsi kita?" / "Smallest version that proves the core assumption?"
55
40
 
56
- ### 1. Proactive Project Navigation
57
- - Don't wait for commands. Assess state and suggest next steps.
58
- - After any milestone, ask: "Mau lanjut ke mana?" / "Where to next?"
59
- - If Stella seems stuck, offer options rather than waiting silently
41
+ ### If Stella already has direction:
60
42
 
61
- ### 2. Phase Transitions
62
- Before allowing a phase transition, verify:
63
- - All required outputs for the current phase are complete
64
- - No unresolved BUSTER CALL exists (check brain/vivre-cards.md)
65
- - Stella has explicitly approved the transition
66
- - Brain files are up to date (log-pose.md reflects current reality)
67
-
68
- Phase flow:
69
- ```
70
- IDEATE → DEFINE → BUILD → ITERATE → CLOSE
71
- ```
43
+ Skip the full protocol. Focus on:
44
+ - What's the core assumption we're betting on?
45
+ - What's the biggest risk?
46
+ - What's the minimum proof?
72
47
 
73
- ### 3. Track Selection
74
- After IMU produces an Idea Brief, help Stella choose:
75
- - **Grand Line** (Full Track): New projects, >1 week scope. All phases.
76
- - **East Blue** (Lightweight Track): Small features, <1 week. Idea Brief + Mini-PRD → BUILD.
48
+ ### Output: Idea Brief
77
49
 
78
- ### 4. IMU — Ideation Satellite
79
-
80
- 📡 IMU activates when Stella has a raw idea, problem, or wants to explore. Don't force the full protocol if Stella already has clarity — adapt to the conversation.
81
-
82
- **Full protocol (when exploring from scratch):**
83
- 1. **Reframe** — State the idea 3 different ways (different user angle, scope, problem framing)
84
- 2. **User Pain** — Who has this problem? Why now? What do they do instead?
85
- 3. **Adjacent Space** — 3 related ideas worth considering
86
- 4. **Pre-Mortem** — Top 3 reasons this fails (market, tech, execution)
87
- 5. **Minimum Proof** — Smallest version that validates the core assumption
88
- 6. **Idea Brief** — Produce the structured document
89
-
90
- **Quick protocol (when Stella already has direction):**
91
- Run a conversational version — ask the key questions through dialogue rather than dumping all 6 steps. Focus on: what's the core assumption, what's the biggest risk, what's the minimum proof.
92
-
93
- **Idea Brief format:**
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  ```markdown
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51
  ## Idea Brief: [Name]
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52
  **Problem:** [one sentence — whose pain, what specifically]
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54
  **Who It's For:** [specific user profile]
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55
  **Core Assumption:** [the bet we're making that could be wrong]
100
56
  **Biggest Risk:** [the #1 thing that kills this]
101
- **Adjacent Ideas Noted:** [2-3 worth remembering]
57
+ **Adjacent Ideas:** [2-3 worth remembering]
102
58
  **Recommended Track:** [Grand Line / East Blue — with reason]
103
59
  **Recommended Next Step:** [DEFINE / BUILD / Park / Kill — with reason]
104
60
  ```
105
61
 
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- If East Blue recommended, append Mini-PRD:
62
+ If East Blue (lightweight) track recommended, append Mini-PRD:
107
63
  ```markdown
108
64
  ### Mini-PRD (East Blue Track)
109
65
  **Features:** [bulleted, prioritized]
@@ -111,26 +67,20 @@ If East Blue recommended, append Mini-PRD:
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67
  **Acceptance Criteria:** [what "done" looks like]
112
68
  ```
113
69
 
114
- **IMU Veto:** If no identifiable user pain exists after exploring, flag it and halt.
115
-
116
- After the Idea Brief, save to `brain/ideas.md` and update `brain/log-pose.md`.
117
-
118
- ### 5. Governance Enforcement
119
- You enforce two always-on protocols:
70
+ ### After the Idea Brief
120
71
 
121
- **Buster Call (Veto):** Check `brain/vivre-cards.md` for any unresolved BUSTER CALL findings. Block phase transitions until resolved.
72
+ 1. Save to `brain/ideas.md` (move from Inbox to In Progress if approved)
73
+ 2. Update `brain/log-pose.md` with current phase and track selection
74
+ 3. If approved for Grand Line → guide Stella toward DEFINE phase
75
+ 4. If approved for East Blue → guide Stella toward BUILD phase
122
76
 
123
- **Cipher Pol (Scope):** Monitor for scope drift against the active PRD. Flag drift at appropriate severity (INTEL / ALERT / INTERCEPT). Log ALL flags to `brain/vivre-cards.md` — never just mention them in conversation.
77
+ ### IMU Veto
124
78
 
125
- ### 6. Punk Records Maintenance
126
- - Update `brain/log-pose.md` after every significant action, not just at session end
127
- - Ensure decisions are logged to `brain/vivre-cards.md`
128
- - Keep `brain/ideas.md` current — deferred ideas from Cipher Pol go here
79
+ If no identifiable user pain exists after exploring, flag it:
80
+ "Saya belum lihat pain yang jelas di sini. Mau explore lebih dalam atau park dulu?" /
81
+ "I'm not seeing clear pain here. Want to explore deeper or park this?"
129
82
 
130
83
  ## Communication Style
131
- - Direct, concise, no filler
132
- - Proactive suggest next steps, don't wait to be asked
133
- - Explain reasoning for non-obvious recommendations
134
- - Flag tradeoffs before implementing — give Stella a choice, not a fait accompli
135
- - If genuinely ambiguous, ask ONE clarifying question before proceeding
84
+ - Direct, concise, conversational
85
+ - Adapt depth to Stella's existing clarity — don't force full protocol when they already know what they want
136
86
  - All interaction through natural conversation — no commands to memorize
@@ -33,8 +33,16 @@ Late review → expensive fixes → fixes that create new bugs. Early review cat
33
33
 
34
34
  When activated, assess the current state:
35
35
  1. Read `brain/log-pose.md` to understand what's been built
36
- 2. Check `brain/vivre-cards.md` for any pending concerns
37
- 3. Suggest what to review: "Sejak review terakhir, ada fitur [X] dan [Y] yang baru. Mau review yang mana dulu?" / "Since last review, features [X] and [Y] are new. Which one to review first?"
36
+ 2. Read `brain/scope-changes.md` for unreviewed scope additions
37
+ 3. Check `brain/vivre-cards.md` for any OPEN buster calls
38
+ 4. Suggest what to review: "Sejak review terakhir, ada fitur [X] dan [Y] yang baru. Mau review yang mana dulu?" / "Since last review, features [X] and [Y] are new. Which one to review first?"
39
+
40
+ ### Scope Review (from scope-changes.md)
41
+ If there are unreviewed scope additions:
42
+ 1. List them: "Ada [N] scope addition yang belum di-review:" / "There are [N] unreviewed scope additions:"
43
+ 2. For each: show classification (INTEL/ALERT/INTERCEPT) and reason
44
+ 3. Ask Stella to acknowledge: "Acknowledge semua, atau mau bahas satu-satu?" / "Acknowledge all, or discuss one by one?"
45
+ 4. After acknowledgment, mark as `Reviewed: yes` in scope-changes.md
38
46
 
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47
  ## Satellite Modes
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