toga-ai 1.0.2 → 1.0.5

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  "hooks": {
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- "SessionStart": [
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- {
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- "hooks": [
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- {
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- "type": "command",
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- "command": "node \"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)}/scripts/hooks/session-start.js\"",
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- "timeout": 5000
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- }
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- ]
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- }
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- ],
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  "PreToolUse": [
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  {
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  "matcher": "Bash",
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  "hooks": [
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  {
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  "type": "command",
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- "command": "if echo \"${CLAUDE_TOOL_INPUT}\" | grep -qE 'rm -rf|DROP TABLE|DROP DATABASE'; then echo 'BLOCKED: Destructive command detected. If intentional, run the command manually outside Claude Code.'; exit 2; fi",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/block-destructive.js\"",
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- "command": "if echo \"${CLAUDE_TOOL_INPUT}\" | grep -q '\"file_path\":.*INDEX\\.md'; then echo 'BLOCKED: INDEX.md is auto-generated. Run `node knowledge.js index` to regenerate it instead of editing directly.'; exit 2; fi",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/guard-index.js\"",
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  "type": "command",
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- "command": "node \"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)}/scripts/hooks/post-edit-validate.js\"",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/post-edit-validate.js\"",
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- "command": "if echo \"${CLAUDE_TOOL_INPUT}\" | grep -qE '\"file_path\".*\\.php'; then echo 'PHP file edited. Consider running /code-review on this file, or use the php-reviewer agent to check for security and framework pattern issues.'; fi",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/remind-php-review.js\"",
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  "type": "command",
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- "command": "SCOPE_FILE=\"/tmp/toga-scope-${PPID:-$$}.count\"; COUNT=$(cat \"$SCOPE_FILE\" 2>/dev/null || echo 0); COUNT=$((COUNT+1)); echo $COUNT > \"$SCOPE_FILE\"; if [ $COUNT -ge 20 ]; then echo \"SCOPE WARNING: ${COUNT} files modified this session. Consider whether changes are too scattered.\"; fi",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/scope-counter.js\"",
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  "timeout": 3000
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  }
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+ "SessionStart": [
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+ {
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+ "hooks": [
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+ {
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+ "type": "command",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/session-start.js\"",
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+ "timeout": 5000
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ],
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  "Stop": [
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  {
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  "hooks": [
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  "type": "command",
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- "command": "node \"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)}/scripts/hooks/session-end.js\"",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/session-end.js\"",
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  "timeout": 5000
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  }
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- "command": "node \"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)}/scripts/hooks/evaluate-session.js\"",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/evaluate-session.js\"",
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- "command": "SCOPE_FILE=\"/tmp/toga-scope-${PPID:-$$}.count\"; if [ -f \"$SCOPE_FILE\" ] && [ \"$(cat $SCOPE_FILE 2>/dev/null)\" -gt 0 ] 2>/dev/null; then echo 'Reminder: run `php -l <file>` on any edited PHP files to check for syntax errors.'; fi",
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+ "command": "node \".claude/hooks/toga/remind-php-lint.js\"",
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  "permissions": {
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- "Bash(node knowledge.js *)",
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+ "Bash(node .claude/knowledge.js *)",
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+ "Bash(node .claude/hooks/toga/*.js)",
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  "Bash(node sync-skills.js *)",
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  "Bash(node scripts/harness.js *)",
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  "Bash(node scripts/install.js *)",
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- "Bash(node scripts/hooks/*.js)",
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  "Bash(php -l *)",
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  "Bash(git status)",
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  "Bash(git diff *)",
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  name: framework-pattern-checker
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- description: Checks that new PHP code follows the correct TOGA framework conventions for either the 1.0 (App_) or 2.0 (_underscore) framework.
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- model: haiku
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+ description: TOGA framework pattern validator fires when a new PHP class is created. Detects which framework (1.0 App_ or 2.0 _underscore) and validates class naming, extension hierarchy, method conventions, and dispatch patterns. TOGA-specific specialist.
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+ model: sonnet
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  tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
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  ---
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- # Framework Pattern Checker
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+ # TOGA Framework Pattern Checker
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- Lightweight, fast checker that validates new code follows TOGA's exact framework conventions. Designed for pre-commit or pre-review use. Detects framework automatically and checks naming, inheritance, method signatures, and structural rules. Reports violations only does not suggest style improvements.
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+ Validates that new PHP classes follow the correct naming, inheritance, and structural conventions for TOGA Technology's two PHP frameworks.
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- ## Trigger phrases
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- - "check framework patterns"
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- - "does this follow conventions?"
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- - "validate my new class"
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- - "is this the right way to do X in 1.0/2.0?"
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+ ## When to run
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- ## Behavior
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+ - A new PHP file is created
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+ - A class is renamed or its namespace changes
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+ - A new method is added to a worker or controller
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- 1. **Detect framework** from file path or class name:
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- - File under `C:\WWW\1.0` or class starts with `App_` → **Framework 1.0**
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- - File under `C:\WWW\2.0` or class starts with `_` → **Framework 2.0**
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- - If still ambiguous: check `knowledge/registry.json` by repo name.
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+ ## Step 1 Identify framework
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- 2. **Framework 1.0 checks** (`App_` rules):
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- - Every class name begins with `App_` — e.g. `App_Controller_Orders`, `App_Model_User`.
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- - Controllers extend `App_Controller` (directly or via intermediate base class that itself extends `App_Controller`).
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- - Models extend `App_Model`.
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- - No direct model instantiation in controllers — must use the registry or factory: `App_Registry::get('ModelName')` or equivalent.
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- - Method names follow `camelCase`. No `snake_case` public methods.
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- - Class file is named to match the class: `App_Controller_Orders` → `Orders.php` under `controllers/`.
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- - Check `knowledge/1.0/apps/<repo>/architecture.md` for repo-specific patterns before flagging.
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+ Read the new file:
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+ - Class starts with `App_` → Framework 1.0 standards: `.claude/knowledge/1.0/standards/backend-php.md`
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+ - Class starts with `_` Framework 2.0 standards: `.claude/knowledge/2.0/standards/backend-php.md`
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+ - Neither prefix → ask which framework before proceeding
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- 3. **Framework 2.0 checks** (`_underscore` rules):
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- - All framework classes use leading underscore: `_Controller`, `_Model`, `_Worker`, `_Api`.
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- - Workers must extend `_Worker` and implement a `run()` method.
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- - Workers must NOT be called directly from controllers or other workers — dispatch via queue.
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- - Controllers extend `_Controller`.
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- - For `api2` repo: every action method must return an array with keys `success`, `data`, `errors` — never a raw string or bare array.
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- - `dependsOn` in `registry.json` means shared base classes exist — check `knowledge/2.0/apps/<shared-repo>/architecture.md` before adding new methods to inherited classes.
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+ Check `.claude/knowledge/registry.json` to confirm the repo's registered framework matches.
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- 4. **Cross-framework checks** (both):
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- - No `eval()` usage.
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- - No direct `$_GET`/`$_POST` access without validation wrapper.
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- - No raw string SQL (`"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " . $id`).
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+ ## Step 2 — Load standards
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- 5. **Report only violations** not style preferences. Each violation must cite the rule source.
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+ Read the framework standards file. Pull out: required naming, required parent class, required methods, forbidden patterns.
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- ## Output format
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+ ## Step 3 — Validate
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+ **Framework 1.0 (App_) checklist:**
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+ - Class name starts with `App_` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - Controller extends `App_Controller` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - Model extends `App_Model` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - No `new App_*` inside the class — WARNING (use `App_Registry::get('ClassName')`)
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+ - Public methods in `camelCase` — WARNING if not
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+ - File name matches class name exactly — CRITICAL if not
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+ **Framework 2.0 (_underscore) checklist:**
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+ - Worker class starts with `_Worker_` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - Worker extends `_Worker` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - Worker has `public function run(): void` — CRITICAL if missing
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+ - No direct `$worker->run()` call in other files — CRITICAL (use `_Queue::dispatch()`)
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+ - Controller starts with `_Controller_` — CRITICAL if not
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+ - api2 actions return `{success, data, errors}` envelope — CRITICAL if not
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+ - DB access via `_Db::` only — WARNING if raw PDO in controllers/workers
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+ ## Step 4 — Check knowledge base for repo-specific rules
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+ ```
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+ node .claude/knowledge.js search --repo=<repo> --q=class pattern convention
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  ```
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- ## Framework Pattern Check — <filename>
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- Framework: 1.0 (App_) | 2.0 (_underscore)
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- [line 14] Class 'OrderProcessor' missing App_ prefix — should be 'App_Model_OrderProcessor'
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- [line 47] Direct model instantiation: `new App_Model_User()` — use App_Registry::get('User')
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+ Apply any repo-specific overrides found.
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- PASSES:
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- ✓ Controller extends App_Controller
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- ✓ No direct SQL string concatenation found
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- ✓ No eval() usage
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+ ## Output
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+ Pass: `✓ Framework pattern check passed — <ClassName> follows all Framework <X> conventions.`
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+ Fail:
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  ```
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+ ## Framework Pattern Violations — <filename>
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+ Framework: <1.0 (App_) | 2.0 (_underscore)>
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+ - Line 1: Class `OrderProcessor` must start with `_Worker_` → rename to `_Worker_OrderProcessor`
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+ - Line 8: Missing `run()` method — _Worker subclasses must implement run(): void
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+ - Line 45: Raw `new _Db()` — use `_Db::select()` static method
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+ ```
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  name: harness-optimizer
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- description: Audits the Claude harness configuration in this repo and reports a 0-100 health score with the top 3 highest-leverage improvements.
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+ description: TOGA harness health auditor — scores the current .claude/ setup across skills, agents, rules, hooks, knowledge base, and ECC integration. Produces a prioritized fix list with auto-fix offers. Fires inside /harness-audit skill.
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- tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
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+ tools: Read, Bash, Grep, Glob
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- # Harness Optimizer
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- Audits the TOGA Team Knowledge System harness and scores its completeness and health from 0 to 100. Runs actual validation commands when available. Reports concisely: score, what's working, what's missing, and the three changes that would have the highest impact.
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- ## Trigger phrases
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- - "audit the harness"
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- - "how healthy is the harness?"
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- - "harness score"
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- - "/harness-audit"
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- - "what should I improve in the harness?"
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- ## Behavior
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- - Check for `PreToolUse` hooks → dangerous command protection (5 pts)
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- - Check for `PostToolUse` hooks → validation after writes (5 pts)
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- - Check for `Stop` hooks → session-end reminders (5 pts)
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- - Each hook that has a real implementation (not just an echo) = full points. (5 pts total for quality)
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- - `rules/common/coding-style.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `rules/common/security.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `rules/common/git-workflow.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `rules/php/app-framework.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `rules/php/underscore-framework.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `agents/php-reviewer.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `agents/planner.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `agents/sql-reviewer.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `agents/knowledge-writer.md` exists (4 pts)
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- - `agents/harness-optimizer.md` (self) exists (4 pts)
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- - `skills/kickoff/SKILL.md` (4 pts)
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- - `skills/capture/SKILL.md` (4 pts)
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- - `skills/session-save/SKILL.md` (4 pts)
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- - `skills/session-resume/SKILL.md` (4 pts)
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- - At least one architecture.md per registered repo (3 pts)
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- - No validation errors from `node knowledge.js validate` (3 pts)
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- ## Output format
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+ # TOGA Harness Optimizer
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+ Audits the health of the TOGA Claude Code setup and produces a scored, actionable improvement plan.
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+ ## Step 1 — Inventory
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+ ```sh
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+ ls .claude/agents/toga/ # expected: 8 agents
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+ ls .claude/rules/toga/ # expected: 6+ rule files
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+ ls .claude/hooks/toga/ # expected: 9 hook scripts
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ## Step 3 — Compute score
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+ ```
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+ ## TOGA Harness Audit — <date>
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+ | Knowledge | 40 | 25 | 1 ERROR in validate |
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+ | Skills | 20 | 20 | all present |
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+ | Agents | 20 | 20 | all present |
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+ | Rules | 5 | 5 | all present |
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- - `architecture` describes the structure of a repo (one per repo)
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- - `client-profile` client overview
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- - `client-feature` client-specific override of a feature
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- - `workflow` client business process
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+ | What to document | Type | Location |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | How a repo/framework works | `architecture` | `knowledge/<fw>/apps/<repo>/architecture.md` |
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+ | A discrete feature | `feature` | `knowledge/<fw>/apps/<repo>/features/<slug>.md` |
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+ | A client customization | `client-feature` | `knowledge/clients/<client>/features/<slug>.md` |
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+ | A client business process | `workflow` | `knowledge/clients/<client>/workflows/<slug>.md` |
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+ | A coding standard | `standard` | `knowledge/<fw>/standards/<slug>.md` |
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- 3. **Determine the correct path**:
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- - Feature/architecture for 1.0 app: `knowledge/1.0/apps/<repo>/features/<slug>.md` or `knowledge/1.0/apps/<repo>/architecture.md`
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- - Feature/architecture for 2.0 app: `knowledge/2.0/apps/<repo>/features/<slug>.md` or `knowledge/2.0/apps/<repo>/architecture.md`
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- - Standards: `knowledge/1.0/standards/<slug>.md` or `knowledge/2.0/standards/<slug>.md`
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- - Client docs: `knowledge/clients/<client>/<type>/<slug>.md`
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- - Never create files outside of `knowledge/` unless explicitly asked.
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+ `architecture` and `standard` types are ELEVATED — warn the developer and confirm before writing.
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- 4. **Fill required frontmatter**: Use the template from CONVENTIONS.md. At minimum: `title`, `framework`, `type`, `status`, `project`. Fill every required field — no empty or placeholder values.
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+ ## Step 3 Gather required frontmatter
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- 5. **Write the document body**: Follow the section structure from CONVENTIONS.md for the document type. Use concrete, factual language. No speculative content. Link to related docs using local paths (relative within `knowledge/`).
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+ Check `.claude/knowledge/registry.json` for canonical `project` and `framework`. Required fields:
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+ ```yaml
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+ title: <human-readable title>
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+ framework: "<1.0 | 2.0>"
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+ repo: <repo-name from registry>
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+ project: <project-name from registry>
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+ client: <client-slug | "shared">
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+ type: <feature | architecture | standard | client-feature | workflow>
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+ status: active
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+ updated: <today's date YYYY-MM-DD>
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+ owners: [<git-username>]
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+ files:
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+ - <actual source file this doc covers>
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+ related: []
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+ ```
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+
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+ The `files:` list is mandatory for feature docs — ask the developer which files the feature touches.
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- 6. **Validate after writing**: Run `node knowledge.js validate` and read the output. If any `ERROR` lines appear, fix them before reporting success. Warnings are acceptable but should be noted.
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+ ## Step 4 CREATE vs UPDATE
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- 7. **Never hand-edit INDEX.md**: If a new doc was created in a directory, run `node knowledge.js index` to regenerate the INDEX. Do not write to INDEX.md directly.
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+ Search first: `node .claude/knowledge.js search --repo=<repo> --q=<keywords>`
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+ - Match exists → UPDATE (show diff before writing)
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+ - No match → CREATE (show full doc before writing)
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- 8. **Confirm completion**: Report the file path written, validation result, and whether INDEX was regenerated.
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+ ## Step 5 Write the doc
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- ## Output format
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+ Structure: YAML frontmatter → one-paragraph overview → main content → code examples (correct framework prefix).
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+ ## Step 6 — Validate and re-index
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+
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+ Always run after writing:
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+ ```sh
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  ```
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- ## Knowledge Document Written
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- **File:** knowledge/2.0/apps/worker2/features/bulk-order-processing.md
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- **Type:** feature
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- **Status:** draft
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+ If `validate` outputs any ERROR: fix immediately. Never report success with a broken knowledge base.
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- Validation: No errors (2 warnings see below)
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- WARNING: Link to knowledge/2.0/apps/api2/features/order-api.md — file not yet created
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- WARNING: status is 'draft' — set to 'active' when reviewed
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+ ## Step 7Confirm
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- INDEX regenerated: knowledge/2.0/apps/worker2/INDEX.md updated
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- ```
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+ Report what was created/updated, whether it's ready for `/capture` to push, and flag any related docs that should be reviewed.
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  name: php-build-resolver
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- description: Resolves PHP fatal errors, parse errors, and missing dependency errors with minimal surgical fixes.
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- model: haiku
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- tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
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+ description: TOGA PHP build and runtime error resolver — uses ecc:build-error-resolver as the diagnostic engine, layered with TOGA framework context (App_ class resolution, _Worker dispatch errors, _Db connection issues, worker queue failures).
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+ model: sonnet
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- Fast, surgical PHP error resolver. Reads error output, locates the exact file and line, and applies the smallest possible fix. Checks `composer.json` when errors indicate missing classes or functions. Does not refactor surrounding code — only fixes the error.
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+ Diagnoses and fixes PHP fatal errors, parse errors, class-not-found errors, and worker dispatch failures. Uses ECC's build resolver for standard PHP errors, with TOGA-specific error patterns added on top.
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- - "Call to undefined function/method"
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- - "Class not found"
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- - "fix the build error"
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- - "PHP is broken"
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+ ## Step 1 — Classify the error
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+ | Error type | Resolver |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | PHP Parse/Syntax error | ECC build-error-resolver then TOGA overlay |
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+ | Class not found / autoload failure | TOGA-specific (framework autoloading) |
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+ | Worker dispatch / queue failure | TOGA-specific (_Queue patterns) |
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+ | DB connection / query error | TOGA-specific (_Db / App_Db patterns) |
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+ | Generic fatal error | ECC build-error-resolver then TOGA overlay |
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- - `Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token` → syntax fix in that file at that line.
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- - `Fatal error: Class '...' not found` → check `composer.json` autoload and `require`/`use` statements.
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- - `Fatal error: Call to undefined function` → check if function exists in the loaded files; check `composer.json` for missing package.
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- - `Fatal error: Allowed memory size exhausted` → identify the loop or query causing runaway allocation.
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- - `Fatal error: Maximum execution time exceeded` → identify unbounded loop or slow query.
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+ ## Step 2 TOGA-specific error patterns (check first)
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+ **Framework 2.0 class not found:**
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+ - `Class '_Worker_Foo' not found` → File must be at `src/Workers/Foo.php`, class named exactly `_Worker_Foo`, registered in worker registry (check `config/workers.php`)
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+ - `Class '_Db' not found` → Autoloader not initialized — check bootstrap/init sequence
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- 3. **Diagnose root cause**: Never patch the symptom. If a closing brace is missing, find where the block was opened. If a class is missing, check whether it should be in `composer.json` autoload or a `require_once`.
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+ **Framework 1.0 class not found:**
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+ - `Class 'App_Foo' not found` → File must be at `App/Foo.php` relative to app root; check `App_Registry` is loaded before use
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- 4. **Apply the minimal fix**: Change only what is broken. Do not reformat, rename, or restructure adjacent code.
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+ **Worker dispatch failures:**
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+ - `_Queue::dispatch()` fails silently → Check SQS credentials, verify queue name matches config
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+ - Worker `run()` never called → Check worker is registered with exact class name
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+ **DB errors:**
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+ - `_Db: connection failed` → Check `DB_HOST`, `DB_USER`, `DB_PASS`, `DB_NAME` env vars
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+ - `_Db::select() argument 2` type error → Condition must be array, not string
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+ ## Step 3 Delegate standard PHP errors to ECC
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  ```
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- ## Build Error Resolution
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+ TOGA CONTEXT:
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+ - PHP project using custom frameworks (App_ prefix = 1.0, _ prefix = 2.0)
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+ - Class autoloading is custom — do not suggest composer dump-autoload
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+ - DB layer is _Db or App_Db (not PDO directly, not Eloquent)
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+ - Worker execution via _Queue::dispatch() (not direct instantiation)
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+ Error output: [paste error here]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Step 4 — Output
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+
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+ ```
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+ ## Build Error Resolution — <error type>
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+ Framework: <1.0 | 2.0>
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+
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+ **Root cause:** <one-sentence diagnosis>
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+ **File:** <path>:<line>
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- **Error:** Fatal error: Class 'App_Model_Widget' not found in /path/to/Controller.php on line 34
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+ **Current code:**
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+ [broken code]
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- **Root cause:** Missing `require_once` for App_Model_Widget before instantiation. The autoloader is not configured for this path.
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+ **Fixed code:**
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+ [corrected code]
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- **Fix applied:** Added `require_once APP_ROOT . '/models/Widget.php';` at line 12 of Controller.php.
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+ **Why this works:** <explanation in TOGA framework context>
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- **Verification:** `php -l Controller.php` No syntax errors detected.
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+ **Verify with:** `php -l <filename>` then restart the worker/server
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  ```