superkit-mcp-server 1.2.2 → 1.2.3

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  1. package/ARCHITECTURE.md +102 -102
  2. package/README.md +71 -71
  3. package/SUPERKIT.md +168 -168
  4. package/agents/code-archaeologist.md +106 -106
  5. package/agents/coder.md +90 -90
  6. package/agents/data-engineer.md +28 -28
  7. package/agents/devops-engineer.md +242 -242
  8. package/agents/git-manager.md +203 -203
  9. package/agents/orchestrator.md +420 -420
  10. package/agents/penetration-tester.md +188 -188
  11. package/agents/performance-optimizer.md +187 -187
  12. package/agents/planner.md +270 -270
  13. package/agents/qa-automation-engineer.md +103 -103
  14. package/agents/quant-developer.md +32 -32
  15. package/agents/reviewer.md +100 -100
  16. package/agents/scout.md +222 -222
  17. package/agents/security-auditor.md +3 -2
  18. package/agents/tester.md +274 -274
  19. package/agents/ui-designer.md +208 -208
  20. package/build/index.js +18 -9
  21. package/build/tools/__tests__/loggerTools.test.js +5 -5
  22. package/build/tools/archTools.js +2 -19
  23. package/build/tools/autoPreview.js +2 -2
  24. package/build/tools/compoundTools.js +4 -4
  25. package/build/tools/docsTools.js +5 -10
  26. package/build/tools/loggerTools.js +1 -1
  27. package/build/tools/todoTools.js +39 -39
  28. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/apiSchema.test.js +23 -23
  29. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/convertRules.test.js +5 -5
  30. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/frontendDesign.test.js +12 -12
  31. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/geoChecker.test.js +19 -19
  32. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/mobileAudit.test.js +12 -12
  33. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/reactPerformanceChecker.test.js +17 -17
  34. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/securityScan.test.js +6 -6
  35. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/seoChecker.test.js +16 -16
  36. package/build/tools/validators/__tests__/typeCoverage.test.js +14 -14
  37. package/build/tools/validators/convertRules.js +2 -2
  38. package/commands/README.md +122 -122
  39. package/commands/ask.toml +72 -72
  40. package/commands/brainstorm.toml +119 -119
  41. package/commands/chat.toml +77 -77
  42. package/commands/code-preview.toml +37 -37
  43. package/commands/code.toml +28 -28
  44. package/commands/content.toml +200 -200
  45. package/commands/cook.toml +77 -77
  46. package/commands/copywrite.toml +131 -131
  47. package/commands/db.toml +192 -192
  48. package/commands/debug.toml +166 -166
  49. package/commands/design.toml +158 -158
  50. package/commands/dev-rules.toml +14 -14
  51. package/commands/do.toml +117 -117
  52. package/commands/doc-rules.toml +14 -14
  53. package/commands/docs.toml +148 -148
  54. package/commands/fix.toml +440 -440
  55. package/commands/fullstack.toml +175 -175
  56. package/commands/git.toml +235 -235
  57. package/commands/help.toml +84 -84
  58. package/commands/integrate.toml +127 -127
  59. package/commands/journal.toml +136 -136
  60. package/commands/kit-setup.toml +40 -40
  61. package/commands/mcp.toml +183 -183
  62. package/commands/orchestration.toml +15 -15
  63. package/commands/plan.toml +171 -171
  64. package/commands/pm.toml +148 -148
  65. package/commands/pr.toml +50 -50
  66. package/commands/project.toml +32 -32
  67. package/commands/research.toml +117 -117
  68. package/commands/review-pr.toml +63 -63
  69. package/commands/review.toml +190 -190
  70. package/commands/scout-ext.toml +97 -97
  71. package/commands/scout.toml +79 -79
  72. package/commands/screenshot.toml +65 -65
  73. package/commands/session.toml +102 -102
  74. package/commands/skill.toml +384 -384
  75. package/commands/status.toml +22 -22
  76. package/commands/team.toml +56 -56
  77. package/commands/test.toml +164 -164
  78. package/commands/ticket.toml +70 -70
  79. package/commands/use.toml +106 -106
  80. package/commands/video.toml +83 -83
  81. package/commands/watzup.toml +71 -71
  82. package/commands/workflow.toml +14 -14
  83. package/package.json +35 -35
  84. package/skills/meta/README.md +30 -30
  85. package/skills/meta/api-design/SKILL.md +134 -134
  86. package/skills/meta/code-review/SKILL.md +44 -44
  87. package/skills/meta/code-review/checklists/pre-merge.md +25 -25
  88. package/skills/meta/code-review/workflows/architecture-pass.md +26 -26
  89. package/skills/meta/code-review/workflows/performance-pass.md +27 -27
  90. package/skills/meta/code-review/workflows/security-pass.md +29 -29
  91. package/skills/meta/compound-docs/SKILL.md +133 -133
  92. package/skills/meta/debug/SKILL.md +40 -40
  93. package/skills/meta/debug/templates/bug-report.template.md +31 -31
  94. package/skills/meta/debug/workflows/reproduce-issue.md +20 -20
  95. package/skills/meta/docker/SKILL.md +126 -126
  96. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/SKILL.md +46 -46
  97. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/references/best-practices.md +319 -319
  98. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/references/common-patterns.md +373 -373
  99. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/templates/migration-template.sql +49 -49
  100. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/templates/rls-policy-template.sql +77 -77
  101. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/workflows/debugging.md +260 -260
  102. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/workflows/migration-workflow.md +211 -211
  103. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/workflows/rls-policies.md +244 -244
  104. package/skills/meta/examples/supabase/workflows/schema-design.md +321 -321
  105. package/skills/meta/file-todos/SKILL.md +88 -88
  106. package/skills/meta/mobile/SKILL.md +140 -140
  107. package/skills/meta/nextjs/SKILL.md +101 -101
  108. package/skills/meta/performance/SKILL.md +130 -130
  109. package/skills/meta/react-patterns/SKILL.md +83 -83
  110. package/skills/meta/security/SKILL.md +114 -114
  111. package/skills/meta/session-resume/SKILL.md +96 -96
  112. package/skills/meta/tailwind/SKILL.md +139 -139
  113. package/skills/meta/testing/SKILL.md +43 -43
  114. package/skills/meta/testing/references/vitest-patterns.md +45 -45
  115. package/skills/meta/testing/templates/component-test.template.tsx +37 -37
  116. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/SKILL.md +142 -142
  117. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/commodities.md +153 -153
  118. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/economic-indicators.md +158 -158
  119. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/forex-crypto.md +154 -154
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  121. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/intelligence.md +138 -138
  122. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/options.md +93 -93
  123. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/technical-indicators.md +374 -374
  124. package/skills/tech/alpha-vantage/references/time-series.md +157 -157
  125. package/skills/tech/doc.md +6 -6
  126. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/SKILL.md +18 -18
  127. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/3-statements/SKILL.md +368 -368
  128. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/3-statements/references/formatting.md +118 -118
  129. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/3-statements/references/formulas.md +292 -292
  130. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/3-statements/references/sec-filings.md +125 -125
  131. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/dcf-model/SKILL.md +1210 -1210
  132. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/dcf-model/TROUBLESHOOTING.md +40 -40
  133. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/dcf-model/requirements.txt +8 -8
  134. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/dcf-model/scripts/validate_dcf.py +292 -292
  135. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/lbo-model/SKILL.md +236 -236
  136. package/skills/tech/financial-modeling/skills/merger-model/SKILL.md +108 -108
  137. package/skills/workflows/README.md +203 -203
  138. package/skills/workflows/adr.md +174 -174
  139. package/skills/workflows/changelog.md +74 -74
  140. package/skills/workflows/compound.md +323 -323
  141. package/skills/workflows/compound_health.md +74 -74
  142. package/skills/workflows/create-agent-skill.md +138 -139
  143. package/skills/workflows/cycle.md +144 -144
  144. package/skills/workflows/deploy-docs.md +84 -84
  145. package/skills/workflows/development-rules.md +42 -42
  146. package/skills/workflows/doc.md +95 -95
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  148. package/skills/workflows/explore.md +146 -146
  149. package/skills/workflows/generate_command.md +106 -106
  150. package/skills/workflows/heal-skill.md +97 -97
  151. package/skills/workflows/housekeeping.md +229 -229
  152. package/skills/workflows/kit-setup.md +102 -102
  153. package/skills/workflows/map-codebase.md +78 -78
  154. package/skills/workflows/orchestration-protocol.md +43 -43
  155. package/skills/workflows/plan-compound.md +439 -439
  156. package/skills/workflows/plan_review.md +269 -269
  157. package/skills/workflows/primary-workflow.md +37 -37
  158. package/skills/workflows/promote_pattern.md +86 -86
  159. package/skills/workflows/release-docs.md +82 -82
  160. package/skills/workflows/report-bug.md +135 -135
  161. package/skills/workflows/reproduce-bug.md +118 -118
  162. package/skills/workflows/resolve_pr.md +133 -133
  163. package/skills/workflows/resolve_todo.md +128 -128
  164. package/skills/workflows/review-compound.md +376 -376
  165. package/skills/workflows/skill-review.md +127 -127
  166. package/skills/workflows/specs.md +257 -257
  167. package/skills/workflows/triage-sprint.md +102 -102
  168. package/skills/workflows/triage.md +152 -152
  169. package/skills/workflows/work.md +399 -399
  170. package/skills/workflows/xcode-test.md +93 -93
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- > **Why housekeeping?** A clean repository compounds knowledge faster. Regular archiving ensures active workspaces only contain work-in-progress.
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+ ---
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+ description: Pre-push cleanup to archive completed items and validate repo health. Use before git push.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # /housekeeping - Pre-Push Cleanup
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+
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+ Archive completed work, fix state drift, and validate repo health before pushing.
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+
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+ > **Why housekeeping?** A clean repository compounds knowledge faster. Regular archiving ensures active workspaces only contain work-in-progress.
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+
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+ ## When To Use
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+ - **MANDATORY:** Before every `git push` (the pre-push hook will block if skipped)
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+ - After completing a major feature or phase
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+ - When ending an agent session
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+ ---
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+ ## Workflow
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+ ### Step 0: Run Automated Check
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+ Start by running the housekeeping orchestrator:
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_logger_manager` { action: "logWorkflow", name: "/housekeeping", outcome: "success" }
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "housekeeping" }
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 0.5: Collect Daily Metrics
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "metrics" }
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 0.6: Check for Skill Gaps
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "suggestSkills" }
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+ ```
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+ **If all checks pass (Green):** You are ready to push.
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+ You have two options:
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+ ### Option A: Auto-Fix (Recommended)
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+ Run all checks and automatically fix what can be fixed:
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "housekeeping" } --fix
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+ ```
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+ This will:
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+ - Auto-correct status metadata drift using `--fix`
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+ - Auto-archive completed todos, plans, and specs
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+ - Validate compound system integrity
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+ - Run linting checks
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+
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+ ### Option B: Manual Step-by-Step
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+
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+ If you prefer more control, follow these steps:
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+
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+ ### Step 1: Fix State Drift
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+
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+ Synchronize YAML frontmatter status with checklist completion state:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "auditDrift" } --fix
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 2: Archive Completed Items
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+ Move finished work to their respective `archive/` directories:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "archive" } --apply
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+ ```
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+
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+ **What gets archived:**
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+ - **Todos:** Status is `complete` or filename contains `-complete-`
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+ - **Plans:** Status is `Implemented` or all checkboxes are checked
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+ - **Specs:** README shows 100% AND tasks are all checked
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+
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+ **Tip:** Use `skills/file-todos/SKILL.md` to properly format and tag new todo files.
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > **Reinforce Pattern #3 (Actionable Items → Todo Files):**
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+ > Before archiving plans or specs, ensure all unchecked items (`- [ ]`) that represent actionable future work have been converted to todo files in `todos/`.
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+ >
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+ > **Validation:**
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+ > ```bash
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+ > # Search for orphans
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+ > grep -r "^\- \[ \]" plans/ docs/specs/
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+ > ```
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+ >
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+ > See [critical-patterns.md](file:///Users/macbookair/Documents/GitHub/[PROJECT_NAME]/docs/solutions/patterns/critical-patterns.md#L80-L121) for the full rule.
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+ ### Step 3: Update Index Files
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+ Ensure directory READMEs reflect the new directory state:
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+ - [ ] Update `todos/README.md` active count
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+ - [ ] Update `plans/README.md` archive references
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+ - [ ] Update `docs/specs/README.md` active specs list
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+
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+ ### Step 3.5: Skill Discovery
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+ Check if the knowledge base suggests new skill opportunities:
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "suggestSkills" }
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+ ```
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+ If new skills are discovered, you can run `/create-agent-skill` to formalize high-priority skills.
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+ ### Step 3.6: Check Deprecated ADRs
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+ Check if any deprecated ADRs need review (haven't been reviewed in 6+ months):
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "validate" }
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+ ```
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+
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+ - If warnings appear, review the deprecated ADR to see if it can be archived or needs an update.
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+ - Update `last_referenced` date if you review it.
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+ ### Step 3.7: Rotate Logs
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+ Prevent log files from growing indefinitely:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Rotate logs older than 12 weeks
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_logger_manager` { action: "rotateLogs" }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Step 3.8: Documentation Freshness Check
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+ Verify recent changes have corresponding documentation:
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_docs_manager` { action: "freshness" }
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+ ```
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+
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+ **The script checks:**
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+ - [ ] Files changed in last commit have corresponding doc updates
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+ - [ ] New scripts are mentioned in README files
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+ - [ ] New workflows are indexed in `skills/workflows/README.md`
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+
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+ **If warnings appear:** Update docs before pushing.
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+ ### Step 3.9: Search Knowledge Base (Optional)
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+ > [!TIP]
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+ > Before shipping, check for any related housekeeping patterns or recent cleanup solutions.
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+ ```bash
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "search", terms: [ "housekeeping cleanup archive validation"] }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### Step 4: Verify and Ship
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+ Re-run the health check to confirm all issues are resolved:
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+ ```bash
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+ // turbo
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+ Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "housekeeping" }
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+ ```
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+
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+ **If passed:**
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+ ```bash
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+ git commit -m "chore: housekeeping - archive completed work"
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+ git push
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Phase 5: Completion & Handoff
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+ #### Step 1: Establish Terminal UI State
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+
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > **Visual Completion Signal**
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+ > Call `task_boundary` one last time to signal completion in the user's UI. This prevents the "task" from appearing active after you've finished.
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+ ```javascript
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+ TaskSummary: "Executed pre-push housekeeping. Validated state consistency, archived completed work, and rotated logs."
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Step 2: Mandatory Handoff
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+
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+ > [!IMPORTANT]
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+ > **Exit Transition**
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+ > Do not stop here. Offer the user clear paths to the next logical workflow.
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+ ```bash
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+ ✓ Housekeeping complete
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+
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+ Next steps:
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+ 1. /work - Start a new task from a todo or plan
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+ 2. /resolve_todo - Batch process existing todos
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+ 3. /plan - Create a plan for a new feature or fix
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+ 4. Continue working - Perform manual follow-ups
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## References
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+
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+ - **Archive script:** `Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "archive" }`
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+ - **State audit:** `Call MCP `call_tool_compound_manager` { action: "auditDrift" }`
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+ - **Health check:** `Call MCP `call_tool_git_manager` { action: "housekeeping" }`
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+ - **Todo management:** `/resolve_todo`
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+ - **Plan creation:** `/plan`
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- ---
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- description: Interactive project setup wizard. Creates product, tech-stack, and guidelines context files.
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- Create context files for new projects with an interactive wizard.
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-
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- > **Why setup?** Context files help AI understand your project better, providing more accurate responses.
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- ## When To Use
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- - When starting a new project
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- - When onboarding a new team member
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- - When you want to standardize project context
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-
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- ---
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- ## Workflow
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- ### Step 1: Product Context
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- Collect information:
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- - Product description
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- - Target users
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- - Goals
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- - Key features
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- **Output:** `.docs/product.md`
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- Collect information:
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- - Language (TypeScript, Python, etc.)
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- - Framework (Next.js, FastAPI, etc.)
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- - Database (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.)
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- - Other tools (Redis, S3, etc.)
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- **Output:** `.docs/tech-stack.md`
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- ### Step 3: Guidelines
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- Collect information:
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- - Code style (formatting, naming)
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- - Commit conventions (conventional commits?)
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- - Testing requirements
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- - Documentation standards
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- **Output:** `.docs/guidelines.md`
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- ## Generated Files
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- ```
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- ├── product.md # Product context
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- ├── tech-stack.md # Technical choices
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- └── guidelines.md # Team conventions
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## Example Output
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- ### product.md
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- ```markdown
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- # Product: Superkit
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-
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- ## Description
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- Multi-agent AI development toolkit for Gemini CLI.
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-
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- ## Target Users
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- - Developers using Gemini CLI
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- - Teams wanting structured AI workflows
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-
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- ## Goals
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- - Accelerate development with AI
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- - Maintain code quality with specialized agents
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-
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- ## Key Features
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- - 15 specialized agents
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- - 32+ workflows
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- - Knowledge compounding system
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- ```
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-
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- ---
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- ## Handoff
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- After setup complete:
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- ```
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- ✓ Setup complete!
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-
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- Files created:
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- - .docs/product.md
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- Next steps:
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- 1. Review and edit the generated files
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- 2. Start working with /plan or /work
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+ ---
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+ description: Interactive project setup wizard. Creates product, tech-stack, and guidelines context files.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # /kit:setup - Project Setup Wizard
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+
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+ Create context files for new projects with an interactive wizard.
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+
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+ > **Why setup?** Context files help AI understand your project better, providing more accurate responses.
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+
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+ ## When To Use
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+
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+ - When starting a new project
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+ - When onboarding a new team member
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+ - When you want to standardize project context
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Workflow
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+
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+ ### Step 1: Product Context
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+
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+ Collect information:
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+ - Product description
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+ - Target users
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+ - Goals
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+ - Key features
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+
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+ **Output:** `.docs/product.md`
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+
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+ ### Step 2: Tech Stack
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+
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+ Collect information:
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+ - Language (TypeScript, Python, etc.)
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+ - Framework (Next.js, FastAPI, etc.)
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+ - Database (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.)
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+ - Other tools (Redis, S3, etc.)
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+
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+ **Output:** `.docs/tech-stack.md`
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+
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+ ### Step 3: Guidelines
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+
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+ Collect information:
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+ - Code style (formatting, naming)
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+ - Commit conventions (conventional commits?)
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+ - Testing requirements
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+ - Documentation standards
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+
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+ **Output:** `.docs/guidelines.md`
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Generated Files
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+
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+ ```
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+ .docs/
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+ ├── product.md # Product context
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+ ├── tech-stack.md # Technical choices
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+ └── guidelines.md # Team conventions
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Example Output
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+
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+ ### product.md
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Product: Superkit
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+
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+ ## Description
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+ Multi-agent AI development toolkit for Gemini CLI.
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+
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+ ## Target Users
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+ - Developers using Gemini CLI
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+ - Teams wanting structured AI workflows
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+
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+ ## Goals
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+ - Accelerate development with AI
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+ - Maintain code quality with specialized agents
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+
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+ ## Key Features
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+ - 15 specialized agents
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+ - 32+ workflows
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+ - Knowledge compounding system
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Handoff
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+
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+ After setup complete:
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+ ```
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+ ✓ Setup complete!
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+
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+ Files created:
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+ - .docs/product.md
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+ - .docs/tech-stack.md
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+ - .docs/guidelines.md
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+
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+ Next steps:
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+ 1. Review and edit the generated files
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+ 2. Start working with /plan or /work
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  ```