strray-ai 1.7.10 → 1.9.0

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  1. package/.opencode/AGENTS-consumer.md +30 -0
  2. package/.opencode/agents/analyzer.yml +11 -0
  3. package/.opencode/agents/architect.yml +11 -0
  4. package/.opencode/agents/backend-engineer.yml +12 -0
  5. package/.opencode/agents/bug-triage-specialist.yml +46 -2
  6. package/.opencode/agents/code-reviewer.yml +12 -0
  7. package/.opencode/agents/content-creator.yml +11 -0
  8. package/.opencode/agents/database-engineer.yml +12 -0
  9. package/.opencode/agents/devops-engineer.yml +12 -0
  10. package/.opencode/agents/document-writer.yml +11 -0
  11. package/.opencode/agents/enforcer.yml +12 -0
  12. package/.opencode/agents/frontend-engineer.yml +12 -0
  13. package/.opencode/agents/frontend-ui-ux-engineer.yml +11 -0
  14. package/.opencode/agents/growth-strategist.yml +11 -0
  15. package/.opencode/agents/librarian-agents-updater.yml +11 -0
  16. package/.opencode/agents/log-monitor.yml +11 -0
  17. package/.opencode/agents/mobile-developer.yml +11 -0
  18. package/.opencode/agents/multimodal-looker.yml +11 -0
  19. package/.opencode/agents/orchestrator.yml +11 -0
  20. package/.opencode/agents/performance-engineer.yml +11 -0
  21. package/.opencode/agents/refactorer.yml +12 -0
  22. package/.opencode/agents/researcher.yml +11 -0
  23. package/.opencode/agents/security-auditor.yml +12 -0
  24. package/.opencode/agents/seo-consultant.yml +11 -0
  25. package/.opencode/agents/storyteller-growth-strategy.md +281 -0
  26. package/.opencode/agents/storyteller-style-guide.md +296 -0
  27. package/.opencode/agents/storyteller.yml +1140 -0
  28. package/.opencode/agents/strategist.yml +11 -0
  29. package/.opencode/agents/tech-writer.yml +11 -0
  30. package/.opencode/agents/testing-lead.yml +12 -0
  31. package/.opencode/plugins/strray-codex-injection.js +1 -1
  32. package/.opencode/strray/agents_template.md +105 -0
  33. package/AGENTS-consumer.md +30 -0
  34. package/AGENTS.md +30 -0
  35. package/README.md +3 -2
  36. package/dist/enforcement/enforcer-tools.d.ts.map +1 -1
  37. package/dist/enforcement/enforcer-tools.js +11 -4
  38. package/dist/enforcement/enforcer-tools.js.map +1 -1
  39. package/dist/orchestrator/universal-registry-bridge.js +1 -1
  40. package/dist/orchestrator/universal-registry-bridge.js.map +1 -1
  41. package/dist/plugin/strray-codex-injection.js +2 -2
  42. package/dist/plugin/strray-codex-injection.js.map +1 -1
  43. package/dist/scripts/profiling-demo.js +1 -1
  44. package/dist/scripts/profiling-demo.js.map +1 -1
  45. package/opencode.json +3 -3
  46. package/package.json +1 -1
  47. package/scripts/node/profiling-demo.js +1 -1
  48. package/scripts/node/release-tweet-multi.mjs.bak +269 -0
  49. package/scripts/node/release-tweet-single.mjs +323 -0
  50. package/scripts/node/setup.cjs +1 -1
  51. package/scripts/node/validate-codex.mjs +1 -1
  52. package/scripts/node/value-tweet.mjs +305 -0
  53. package/scripts/node/value-tweet.mjs.backup +487 -0
  54. package/.opencode/agents/general.yml +0 -86
@@ -104,6 +104,22 @@ StringRay uses **two reflection folders** for different purposes:
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  | Quick learning/insight | `docs/reflections/` |
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  | Deep investigation with many discoveries | `docs/deep-reflections/` |
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+ ### Storyteller Story Types
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+ The `@storyteller` agent supports multiple story types:
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+ | Type | Description | Invoke |
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+ |------|-------------|--------|
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+ | `reflection` | Technical deep reflections on development process | `@storyteller write a reflection about X` |
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+ | `saga` | Long-form technical saga spanning multiple sessions | `@storyteller write a saga about X` |
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+ | `journey` | Investigation/learning journey | `@storyteller write a journey about X` |
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+ | `narrative` | Technical narrative - telling the story of code | `@storyteller write a narrative about X` |
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+ **Example:**
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+ ```
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+ @storyteller write a reflection about fixing the memory leak
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+ ```
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  ## Available Agents
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  | `@refactorer` | Technical debt elimination | `@refactorer optimize code` |
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  | `@testing-lead` | Testing strategy | `@testing-lead plan tests` |
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  | `@bug-triage-specialist` | Error investigation | `@bug-triage-specialist debug error` |
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+ | `@storyteller` | Narrative deep reflections | `@storyteller write a journey` |
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  | `@researcher` | Codebase exploration | `@researcher find implementation` |
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  ## Complexity Routing
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  npx strray-ai config set --feature token_optimization.enabled --value false
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  ```
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+ ### .opencode/strray Directory
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+ The `.opencode/strray/` directory contains core framework configuration:
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+ | File | Purpose |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `codex.json` | Universal Development Codex (60 error prevention terms) |
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+ | `features.json` | Feature flags and settings |
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+ | `config.json` | Framework configuration |
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+ | `agents_template.md` | Agent architecture templates |
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+ | `routing-mappings.json` | Agent routing configurations |
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+ | `workflow_state.json` | Runtime workflow state |
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  ## Agent Discovery & Capabilities
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  ### First-Time Agent Context
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # System analysis must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 6: Batched Introspection Cycles - group analysis into intentional cycles
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+ # - Term 16: DRY - extract repeated analysis patterns into reusable functions
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+ # - Term 25: Code Rot Prevention - monitor for organically grown code
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+ # - Term 33: Logging and Monitoring - structured logging for analysis results
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+ # - Term 36: Continuous Integration - automated analysis on every commit
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+ # - Term 42: Code Review Standards - at least one reviewer for all changes
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # Architecture decisions must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 24: Single Responsibility Principle - each component has one reason to change
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+ # - Term 22: Interface Segregation - specific interfaces over god interfaces
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+ # - Term 23: Open/Closed Principle - open for extension, closed for modification
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+ # - Term 15: Separation of Concerns - clear boundaries between layers
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple solutions over complex
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+ # - Term 17: YAGNI - don't build what isn't needed
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # Backend engineering must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 21: Dependency Injection - pass dependencies as parameters
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+ # - Term 22: Interface Segregation - specific API interfaces
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+ # - Term 23: Open/Closed Principle - open for extension, closed for modification
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+ # - Term 29: Security by Design - validate all inputs, sanitize data
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - targeted API changes, minimal breaking changes
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for API errors
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+ description: "Bug triage specialist - PRIMARY JOB IS TO RESOLVE AND SQUASH ALL BUGS. Never leave bugs for the next person. Systematically investigate, find root cause, and surgically fix every error. Leaves nothing behind - every bug gets squashed."
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # MISSION: SQUASH ALL BUGS - NEVER LEAVE FOR THE NEXT PERSON
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ mission: |
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+ Every bug found MUST be fixed. No exceptions.
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+ BEFORE ANY FIX: Read and understand the code first. Follow Codex rules.
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+ - ALWAYS read the ENTIRE file before editing
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+ - Verify changes after applying
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+ - Surgical fixes: minimal changes, maximum precision
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+ The bug-triage-specialist's sole purpose is to:
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+ 2. FIND the bug - systematic investigation, root cause analysis
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+ 3. FIX the bug - surgical precision, minimal changes only
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+ 4. VERIFY the fix - test, validate, confirm resolved
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+ 5. PREVENT recurrence - add tests, guards, logging
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+ NEVER leave a bug for someone else to find. If you find it, you fix it.
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+ This is not about doing other agents' work - it's about ensuring NO bug
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+ # Core Philosophy
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+ - "Read first, fix second"
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+ - "If I found it, I fix it"
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+ - "No bug left behind"
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+ - "Root cause, not symptoms"
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+ - "Surgical fixes only - minimal changes"
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+ - "Codex compliance: Read, Understand, Fix, Verify"
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # Bug fixing must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - fix root cause, minimal changes
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance, never leave bugs
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+ # - Term 8: Prevent Infinite Loops - guarantee termination
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+ # - Term 32: Proper Error Handling - never ignore errors
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+ # - Term 12: Early Returns - validate inputs, return early
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+ # - Term 39: Avoid Syntax Errors - code must compile
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+ # - Term 11: Type Safety First - never use @ts-ignore
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # =============================================================================
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+ # Code review must enforce these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 11: Type Safety First - no @ts-ignore, no any types
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - no unresolved errors
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+ # - Term 39: Avoid Syntax Errors - code must compile
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+ # - Term 32: Proper Error Handling - never ignore errors
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+ # - Term 48: Regression Prevention - preserve functionality
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+ # - Term 46: Import Consistency - consistent imports
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+ # Content creation must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear, descriptive content titles
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+ # - Term 34: Documentation Updates - content is living documentation
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - consistent voice and formatting
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - clear, simple content over jargon
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+ # - Term 17: YAGNI - create content for current needs
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - track content revisions
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+ # Database engineering must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 10: Single Source of Truth - one authoritative data source
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+ # - Term 9: Use Shared Global State - prefer shared state over duplication
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+ # - Term 38: Functionality Retention - preserve data integrity during migrations
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - targeted schema changes, minimal migrations
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for data corruption
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+ # - Term 24: Single Responsibility Principle - each table has one purpose
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+ # - Term 43: Deployment Safety - zero-downtime deployments, rollback capability
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+ # - Term 44: Infrastructure as Code Validation - validate all config files
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+ # - Term 36: Continuous Integration - automated testing on every commit
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+ # - Term 37: Configuration Management - environment variables for secrets
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for deployment errors
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+ # Document writing must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 34: Documentation Updates - comprehensive documentation
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear section and document names
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - consistent formatting
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+ # - Term 42: Code Review Standards - peer review for documentation
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - clear, concise documentation
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - track document versions
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance blocking
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+ # - Term 29: Security by Design - validate all inputs
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+ # - Term 39: Avoid Syntax Errors - blocking
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+ # - Term 11: Type Safety First - blocking
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+ # - Term 46: Import Consistency - blocking
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+ # - Term 47: Module System Consistency - no mixing ESM/CJS
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+ # Frontend engineering must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 28: Performance Budget Enforcement - bundle size limits, lazy loading
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+ # - Term 30: Accessibility First - semantic HTML, ARIA labels, keyboard nav
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+ # - Term 15: Separation of Concerns - keep UI separate from business logic
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple component architecture
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - targeted UI changes, minimal re-renders
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+ # - Term 28: Performance Budget Enforcement - lazy load non-critical components
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+ # - Term 15: Separation of Concerns - keep UI separate from business logic
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple, intuitive interfaces
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - atomic commits for UI changes
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - follow design system patterns
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+ # Growth strategy must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear strategy names and metrics
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+ # - Term 34: Documentation Updates - document strategy and results
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - consistent framework for analysis
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple strategies over complex
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+ # - Term 17: YAGNI - focus on current growth needs
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+ # - Term 6: Batched Introspection Cycles - group analysis into cycles
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+ # - Term 10: Single Source of Truth - one authoritative agent definition
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - track agent changes
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+ # - Term 42: Code Review Standards - review all agent updates
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+ # - Term 34: Documentation Updates - document agent changes
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - consistent agent definitions
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+ # - Term 9: Use Shared Global State - shared agent registry
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+ # - Term 33: Logging and Monitoring - structured logging, important events
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - track log analysis versions
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+ # - Term 36: Continuous Integration - automated log analysis
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for monitoring failures
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+ # - Term 13: Error Boundaries - provide fallback when monitoring fails
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+ # - Term 51: Graceful Degradation - continue operating during log issues
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+ # - Term 28: Performance Budget Enforcement - mobile-optimized performance
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+ # - Term 30: Accessibility First - screen reader compatibility, touch targets
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple mobile solutions
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+ # - Term 15: Separation of Concerns - separate mobile UI from logic
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - atomic commits
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - follow platform conventions
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+ # - Term 17: YAGNI - analyze only what's needed
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear descriptions of visual elements
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - consistent interpretation patterns
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+ # - Term 33: Logging and Monitoring - log analysis results
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+ # - Term 52: Agent Spawn Governance - all spawns through AgentSpawnGovernor
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+ # - Term 53: Subagent Spawning Prevention - subagents cannot spawn other subagents
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+ # - Term 54: Concurrent Agent Limits - max 8 concurrent, enforce rate limits
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+ # - Term 59: Multi-Agent Coordination - complex tasks through orchestrator
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - all errors must be resolved before proceeding
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+ # - Term 28: Performance Budget Enforcement - bundle <2MB, FCP <2s, TTI <5s
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+ # - Term 33: Logging and Monitoring - log performance metrics, structured logging
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for performance regressions
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - targeted optimizations, minimal changes
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+ # - Term 25: Code Rot Prevention - monitor for performance degradation
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+ # - Term 36: Continuous Integration - automated performance testing
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+ # - Term 16: DRY - extract repeated logic into reusable functions
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+ # - Term 25: Code Rot Prevention - monitor and refactor organically grown code
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+ # - Term 38: Functionality Retention - preserve existing functionality
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for refactoring errors
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+ # - Term 48: Regression Prevention - ensure no regressions from refactoring
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+ # CODEX COMPLIANCE
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+ # Research must follow these Codex rules:
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+ # - Term 3: Do Not Over-Engineer - simple, focused searches
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+ # - Term 17: YAGNI - research only what's needed now
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear search terms and results
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+ # - Term 6: Batched Introspection Cycles - group research into batches
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+ # - Term 9: Use Shared Global State - prefer shared knowledge over duplication
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+ # - Term 10: Single Source of Truth - one authoritative source for each fact
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+ # - Term 29: Security by Design - validate all inputs, sanitize data, never expose secrets
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+ # - Term 32: Proper Error Handling - never ignore security errors, provide context
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+ # - Term 7: Resolve All Errors - zero tolerance for vulnerabilities, all must be resolved
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+ # - Term 5: Surgical Fixes - targeted security patches, minimal changes
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+ # - Term 39: Avoid Syntax Errors - code must compile after security fixes
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+ # - Term 11: Type Safety First - prevent injection attacks via strict types
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+ # - Term 28: Performance Budget Enforcement - fast page loads improve SEO
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+ # - Term 30: Accessibility First - semantic HTML improves crawlability
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+ # - Term 35: Version Control Best Practices - track SEO changes
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+ # - Term 34: Documentation Updates - document SEO strategy changes
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+ # - Term 18: Meaningful Naming - clear meta descriptions and titles
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+ # - Term 20: Consistent Code Style - follow SEO best practices consistently
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