ultra-dex 1.7.3 → 2.2.0

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  2. package/assets/agents/0-orchestration/orchestrator.md +225 -0
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+ import { githubTreeUrl } from '../config/urls.js';
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+ export const CORE_CURSOR_RULE = `# Ultra-Dex Core Rules
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+
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+ > Load this as your base ruleset. Add domain-specific rules as needed.
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+
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+ ## Project Philosophy
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+
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+ - Build production-ready from day 1
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+ - Every task: 4-9 hours with clear acceptance criteria
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+ - 21-step verification for features (simplified for fixes)
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+ - Code > Documentation (but document decisions)
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+
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+ ## Code Standards
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+
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+ - TypeScript strict mode always
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+ - Zod validation at all API boundaries
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+ - Error handling: never swallow errors silently
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+ - Logging: structured JSON, include request IDs
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+ - Tests: minimum 80% coverage for business logic
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+
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+ ## Architecture Defaults
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+
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+ - Next.js App Router (or specified framework)
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+ - PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM
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+ - NextAuth.js for authentication
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+ - Stripe for payments
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+ - Vercel for deployment
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+
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+ ## Task Completion Checklist (Quick 5-Step)
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+
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+ 1. Does it work? (Manual test)
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+ 2. Are there tests? (Automated)
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+ 3. Is it secure? (No secrets exposed, inputs validated)
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+ 4. Is it documented? (Code comments for complex logic)
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+ 5. Is it deployable? (No breaking changes)
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+
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+ ## When to Use Full 21-Step
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+
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+ - New features affecting multiple files
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+ - Security-sensitive changes
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+ - Database schema changes
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+ - API contract changes
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+
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+ ## File Naming
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+
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+ - Components: PascalCase (UserProfile.tsx)
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+ - Utilities: camelCase (formatDate.ts)
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+ - API routes: kebab-case (/api/user-profile)
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+ - Database: snake_case (user_profiles)
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+ `;
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+
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+ export const AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS_EMBEDDED = `# Ultra-Dex AI Agent Quick Reference
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+
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+ ## Agent Selection
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+
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+ | Task | Agent | Use When |
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+ |------|-------|----------|
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+ | Architecture decisions | @CTO | Tech stack, scaling, trade-offs |
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+ | Task breakdown | @Planner | Feature to atomic tasks |
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+ | API endpoints | @Backend | REST/GraphQL, middleware |
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+ | React components | @Frontend | UI, state, forms |
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+ | Schema design | @Database | Models, migrations, queries |
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+ | Auth flows | @Security | Login, sessions, permissions |
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+ | CI/CD setup | @DevOps | Deploy, monitoring, infra |
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+ | Code review | @Reviewer | PR review, quality gates |
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+ | Test coverage | @Testing | Unit, integration, E2E |
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+ | Bug fixing | @Debugger | Root cause, fixes |
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+
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+ ## Quick Start Prompts
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+
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+ ### @Backend - API Endpoint
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+ Act as @Backend. Context: [paste CONTEXT.md]
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+ Task: Create POST /api/users endpoint with validation.
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+ Requirements: Zod schema, error handling, rate limiting.
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+
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+ ### @Database - Schema Design
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+ Act as @Database. Context: [paste CONTEXT.md]
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+ Task: Design User and Organization tables with relationships.
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+ Requirements: Prisma schema, indexes, soft deletes.
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+
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+ ### @Frontend - Component
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+ Act as @Frontend. Context: [paste CONTEXT.md]
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+ Task: Create UserProfile component with edit form.
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+ Requirements: React Hook Form, Zod validation, loading states.
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+
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+ ## 21-Step Verification (Quick 5)
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+ 1. Does it work? (Manual test)
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+ 2. Are there tests? (80%+ coverage)
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+ 3. Is it secure? (Inputs validated, no secrets)
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+ 4. Is it documented? (Complex logic commented)
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+ 5. Is it deployable? (No breaking changes)
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+
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+ ---
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+ Full agents: ${githubTreeUrl('agents')}
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+ `;
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+ export const VERIFICATION_CHECKLIST = `# Ultra-Dex 21-Step Verification Checklist
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+
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+ ## Quick 5 (Every Task)
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+ - [ ] 1. Does it work? (Manual test)
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+ - [ ] 2. Are there tests? (Unit tests passing)
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+ - [ ] 3. Is it secure? (No secrets, inputs validated)
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+ - [ ] 4. Is it documented? (Comments for complex logic)
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+ - [ ] 5. Is it deployable? (No breaking changes)
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+
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+ ## Full 21 (New Features)
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+
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+ ### Understanding (1-4)
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+ - [ ] 1. Requirements clear?
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+ - [ ] 2. Assumptions documented?
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+ - [ ] 3. Logic flow mapped?
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+ - [ ] 4. Subtasks identified?
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+
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+ ### Implementation (5-10)
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+ - [ ] 5. Setup complete?
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+ - [ ] 6. Code written?
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+ - [ ] 7. Comments added?
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+ - [ ] 8. Unit tests passing?
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+ - [ ] 9. Bugs fixed?
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+ - [ ] 10. Integration verified?
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+
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+ ### Quality (11-16)
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+ - [ ] 11. Acceptance criteria met?
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+ - [ ] 12. UX acceptable?
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+ - [ ] 13. Performance acceptable?
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+ - [ ] 14. Security reviewed?
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+ - [ ] 15. Code refactored?
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+ - [ ] 16. Errors handled?
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+
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+ ### Delivery (17-21)
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+ - [ ] 17. API documented?
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+ - [ ] 18. Committed?
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+ - [ ] 19. Build passing?
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+ - [ ] 20. Deploy ready?
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+ - [ ] 21. Final verified?
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+
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+ ---
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+ Use Quick 5 for bug fixes. Use Full 21 for new features.
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+ `;
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+ /**
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+ * Prompt templates for ultra-dex generate command
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+ * Generates a full 34-section implementation plan from an idea
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+ */
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+ export const SYSTEM_PROMPT = `You are an expert SaaS architect and product strategist. Your job is to take a simple product idea and generate a complete, production-ready implementation plan.
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+ You MUST output a complete plan covering all 34 sections of the Ultra-Dex framework. Each section must be actionable and specific - no generic placeholders.
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+
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+ QUALITY STANDARDS:
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+ - All acceptance criteria MUST be measurable (not "should work well" → use "<200ms response time")
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+ - All estimates MUST include buffer (+20% for unknowns)
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+ - All code examples MUST be production-ready (error handling, edge cases)
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+ - All API endpoints MUST include request/response examples
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+ - All database schemas MUST include indexes and constraints
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+
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+ SPECIFICITY RULES:
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+ - Product Vision: ≤15 words, memorable
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+ - Feature descriptions: User story + acceptance criteria + edge cases
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+ - Task definitions: Single responsibility, testable completion
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+ - Time estimates: 4-9 hours per atomic task
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+
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+ OUTPUT FORMAT:
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+ - Use markdown with proper headers (## Section X: Title)
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+ - Use tables for structured data
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+ - Use code blocks with language tags
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+ - Use checkboxes (- [ ]) for action items`;
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+ export const USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE = `Generate a complete Ultra-Dex implementation plan for this idea:
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+ **IDEA:** {{IDEA}}
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+ Generate ALL 34 sections with specific, actionable content:
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+ ## SECTION 1: HIGH-LEVEL SUMMARY
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+ ### 1.1 Product Vision (One-liner)
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+ ### 1.2 Problem Statement
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+ ### 1.3 Solution Overview
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+ ### 1.4 Target Market
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+ ### 1.5 Unique Value Proposition
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+ ### 1.6 Success Metrics
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+ ## SECTION 2: CORE FEATURES
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+ ### 2.1 Core Production Features (P0)
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+ ### 2.2 Enhanced Features (P1)
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+ ### 2.3 Future Features (P2/P3)
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+ ## SECTION 3: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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+ ## SECTION 4: USER PERSONAS
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+ (Include 2-3 detailed personas with goals, frustrations, tech comfort)
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+ ## SECTION 5: USER JOURNEYS
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+ (Map key user flows with touchpoints)
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+ ## SECTION 6: SCREEN MAP
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+ (List all screens/pages with purpose)
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+ ## SECTION 7: WIREFRAMES DESCRIPTION
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+ (Describe layout for key screens)
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+ ## SECTION 8: NAVIGATION STRUCTURE
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+ ## SECTION 9: UI/UX SPECIFICATIONS
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+ (Design tokens, component library choice, accessibility requirements)
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+ ## SECTION 10: DATA MODEL
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+ (Complete database schema with Prisma syntax, indexes, relationships)
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+ ## SECTION 11: API BLUEPRINT
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+ (REST endpoints with methods, request/response examples)
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+ ## SECTION 12: SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
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+ (Monolith/microservices decision, component diagram)
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+ ## SECTION 13: THIRD-PARTY INTEGRATIONS
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+ (APIs, services with specific providers)
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+ ## SECTION 14: AUTHENTICATION & AUTHORIZATION
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+ (Auth flow, RBAC, session management - be specific about provider)
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+ ## SECTION 15: TECH STACK
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+ (Frontend, backend, database, hosting - with specific versions)
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+ ## SECTION 16: IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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+ (Atomic tasks with 4-9 hour estimates, dependencies)
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+ ## SECTION 17: MILESTONES & TIMELINE
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+ (Sprint breakdown with deliverables)
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+ ## SECTION 18: RISK ASSESSMENT
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+ (Technical and business risks with mitigations)
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+ ## SECTION 19: DEPLOYMENT PLAN
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+ (CI/CD, environments, rollback strategy)
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+ ## SECTION 20: TESTING STRATEGY
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+ (Unit, integration, E2E approach with coverage targets)
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+ ## SECTION 21: SECURITY GUIDELINES
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+ (OWASP top 10 mitigations, data protection)
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+ ## SECTION 22: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
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+ (Response times, concurrent users, optimization strategy)
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+ ## SECTION 23: MONITORING & LOGGING
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+ (Observability stack, alerts, dashboards)
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+ ## SECTION 24: DOCUMENTATION PLAN
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+ ## SECTION 25: MAINTENANCE PLAN
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+ ## SECTION 26: COST ESTIMATION
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+ (Infrastructure, API costs with specific pricing)
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+ ## SECTION 27: ERROR HANDLING
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+ (Error codes, user messaging, recovery flows)
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+ ## SECTION 28: LEGAL & COMPLIANCE
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+ (Privacy policy, ToS, GDPR considerations)
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+ ## SECTION 29: SEO STRATEGY
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+ ## SECTION 30: INTERNATIONALIZATION
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+ ## SECTION 31: FEATURE FLAGS
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+ ## SECTION 32: REAL-TIME FEATURES
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+ (WebSocket/SSE architecture if needed)
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+ ## SECTION 33: AI/ML FEATURES
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+ (If applicable)
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+ ## SECTION 34: SUPPORT SYSTEM
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+ (Help docs, feedback collection)
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+ Be thorough and specific. This plan will be used directly for implementation.`;
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+ export function generateUserPrompt(idea) {
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+ return USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE.replace('{{IDEA}}', idea);
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+ }
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+ export default {
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT,
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+ USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE,
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+ generateUserPrompt,
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Prompt templates for ultra-dex review command
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+ * Reviews code against the implementation plan
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+ */
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+ export const SYSTEM_PROMPT = `You are a code auditor for the Ultra-Dex framework. Your job is to compare the actual codebase against the implementation plan and report:
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+ 1. ALIGNMENT - What matches the plan
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+ 2. DEVIATIONS - What differs from the plan
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+ 3. GAPS - What's missing from the plan
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+ 4. SUGGESTIONS - How to get back on track
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+ OUTPUT FORMAT:
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+ Return a JSON object with this structure:
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+ {
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+ "alignmentScore": 0-100,
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+ "summary": "One paragraph overview",
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+ "sections": {
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+ "database": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." },
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+ "api": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." },
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+ "auth": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." },
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+ "frontend": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." },
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+ "security": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." },
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+ "testing": { "score": 0-100, "status": "aligned|deviated|missing", "notes": "..." }
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+ },
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+ "criticalIssues": ["issue1", "issue2"],
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+ "suggestions": ["suggestion1", "suggestion2"],
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+ "nextSteps": ["step1", "step2"]
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+ }
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+ Be strict but fair. Focus on production-readiness.`;
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+ export const USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE = `Review this codebase against the implementation plan:
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+ ## IMPLEMENTATION PLAN:
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+ {{PLAN}}
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+ ## CODEBASE STRUCTURE:
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+ {{STRUCTURE}}
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+ ## KEY FILES:
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+ {{FILES}}
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+ export function generateReviewPrompt(plan, structure, files) {
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+ return USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE
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+ .replace('{{PLAN}}', plan)
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+ .replace('{{STRUCTURE}}', structure)
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+ .replace('{{FILES}}', files);
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+ }
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+ export default {
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+ SYSTEM_PROMPT,
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+ USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE,
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+ generateReviewPrompt,
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Section Prompts for 34-Section Implementation Plan Generation
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+ * These prompts guide the AI to generate each section properly
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+ */
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+ export const SECTION_STRUCTURE = `
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+ ## SECTION 1: HIGH-LEVEL SUMMARY
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+ ### 1.1 Product Vision (One-liner)
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+ ### 1.2 Problem Statement
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+ ### 1.3 Solution Overview
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+ ### 1.4 Target Market
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+ ### 1.5 Unique Value Proposition
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+ ### 1.6 Success Metrics (Key)
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+ ## SECTION 2: CORE FEATURES
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+ ### 2.1 Feature List (Priority-Ordered)
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+ ### 2.2 Feature Details
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+ ### 2.3 MVP Scope
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+ ### 2.4 Post-MVP Features
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+ ## SECTION 3: USER STORIES
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+ ### 3.1 User Journey Maps
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+ ### 3.2 User Stories by Role
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+ ### 3.3 Acceptance Criteria
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+ ## SECTION 4: USER PERSONAS
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+ ### 4.1 Primary Persona
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+ ### 4.2 Secondary Personas
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+ ### 4.3 Anti-Personas
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+ ## SECTION 5: COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
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+ ### 5.1 Direct Competitors
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+ ### 5.2 Indirect Competitors
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+ ### 5.3 Differentiators
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+ ### 5.4 SWOT Analysis
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+ ## SECTION 6: SCREEN MAP
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+ ### 6.1 Information Architecture
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+ ### 6.2 Navigation Structure
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+ ### 6.3 Key Screens List
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+ ### 6.4 User Flows
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+
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+ ## SECTION 7: WIREFRAMES
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+ ### 7.1 Low-Fidelity Wireframes
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+ ### 7.2 Key Screen Descriptions
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+ ### 7.3 Interaction Notes
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+
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+ ## SECTION 8: DESIGN SYSTEM
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+ ### 8.1 Color Palette
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+ ### 8.2 Typography
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+ ### 8.3 Component Library
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+ ### 8.4 Accessibility Guidelines
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+
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+ ## SECTION 9: UI/UX SPECIFICATIONS
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+ ### 9.1 Design Principles
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+ ### 9.2 Responsive Breakpoints
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+ ### 9.3 Animation Guidelines
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+ ### 9.4 Form Patterns
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+
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+ ## SECTION 10: DATA MODEL
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+ ### 10.1 Entity Relationship Diagram
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+ ### 10.2 Database Schema
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+ ### 10.3 Indexes and Constraints
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+ ### 10.4 Data Migrations Strategy
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+
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+ ## SECTION 11: API BLUEPRINT
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+ ### 11.1 API Architecture
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+ ### 11.2 Endpoint Documentation
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+ ### 11.3 Authentication Flow
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+ ### 11.4 Rate Limiting
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+
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+ ## SECTION 12: SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
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+ ### 12.1 High-Level Architecture
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+ ### 12.2 Component Diagram
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+ ### 12.3 Data Flow
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+ ### 12.4 Third-Party Integrations
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+
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+ ## SECTION 13: AUTHENTICATION & AUTHORIZATION
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+ ### 13.1 Auth Strategy
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+ ### 13.2 Role-Based Access Control
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+ ### 13.3 Session Management
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+ ### 13.4 OAuth Providers
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+
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+ ## SECTION 14: PAYMENT INTEGRATION
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+ ### 14.1 Payment Provider
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+ ### 14.2 Pricing Plans
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+ ### 14.3 Subscription Management
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+ ### 14.4 Billing Workflows
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+
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+ ## SECTION 15: TECH STACK
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+ ### 15.1 Frontend
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+ ### 15.2 Backend
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+ ### 15.3 Database
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+ ### 15.4 Infrastructure
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+ ### 15.5 Development Tools
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+
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+ ## SECTION 16: IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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+ ### 16.1 Phase Breakdown
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+ ### 16.2 Sprint Planning
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+ ### 16.3 Task Breakdown (Atomic Tasks)
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+ ### 16.4 Dependencies
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+
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+ ## SECTION 17: TIMELINE
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+ ### 17.1 Milestone Schedule
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+ ### 17.2 Critical Path
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+ ### 17.3 Buffer Time
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+
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+ ## SECTION 18: RISK ASSESSMENT
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+ ### 18.1 Technical Risks
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+ ### 18.2 Business Risks
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+ ### 18.3 Mitigation Strategies
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+
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+ ## SECTION 19: DEPLOYMENT PLAN
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+ ### 19.1 Environment Setup
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+ ### 19.2 CI/CD Pipeline
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+ ### 19.3 Deployment Checklist
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+ ### 19.4 Rollback Strategy
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+
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+ ## SECTION 20: TESTING STRATEGY
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+ ### 20.1 Testing Pyramid
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+ ### 20.2 Unit Tests
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+ ### 20.3 Integration Tests
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+ ### 20.4 E2E Tests
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+ ### 20.5 Coverage Targets
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+
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+ ## SECTION 21: SECURITY GUIDELINES
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+ ### 21.1 Security Checklist
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+ ### 21.2 OWASP Considerations
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+ ### 21.3 Data Protection
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+ ### 21.4 Vulnerability Scanning
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+
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+ ## SECTION 22: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
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+ ### 22.1 Performance Targets
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+ ### 22.2 Caching Strategy
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+ ### 22.3 Database Optimization
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+ ### 22.4 CDN Configuration
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+
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+ ## SECTION 23: MONITORING & LOGGING
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+ ### 23.1 Logging Strategy
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+ ### 23.2 Monitoring Tools
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+ ### 23.3 Alerting Rules
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+ ### 23.4 Dashboards
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+
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+ ## SECTION 24: MAINTENANCE PLAN
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+ ### 24.1 Update Schedule
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+ ### 24.2 Dependency Management
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+ ### 24.3 Technical Debt Tracking
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+
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+ ## SECTION 25: DOCUMENTATION
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+ ### 25.1 Code Documentation
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+ ### 25.2 API Documentation
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+ ### 25.3 User Documentation
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+ ### 25.4 Runbooks
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+
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+ ## SECTION 26: ANALYTICS
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+ ### 26.1 Analytics Strategy
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+ ### 26.2 Key Metrics
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+ ### 26.3 Tracking Implementation
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+ ### 26.4 Reporting
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+
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+ ## SECTION 27: ERROR HANDLING
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+ ### 27.1 Error Strategy
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+ ### 27.2 User-Facing Errors
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+ ### 27.3 System Errors
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+ ### 27.4 Error Recovery
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+
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+ ## SECTION 28: LEGAL & COMPLIANCE
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+ ### 28.1 Privacy Policy
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+ ### 28.2 Terms of Service
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+ ### 28.3 GDPR Compliance
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+ ### 28.4 Data Retention
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+
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+ ## SECTION 29: SEO
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+ ### 29.1 SEO Strategy
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+ ### 29.2 Meta Tags
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+ ### 29.3 Sitemap
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+ ### 29.4 Structured Data
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+
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+ ## SECTION 30: INTERNATIONALIZATION
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+ ### 30.1 i18n Strategy
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+ ### 30.2 Supported Languages
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+ ### 30.3 Localization Workflow
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+
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+ ## SECTION 31: ACCESSIBILITY
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+ ### 31.1 WCAG Compliance Level
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+ ### 31.2 Accessibility Checklist
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+ ### 31.3 Testing Tools
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+
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+ ## SECTION 32: FEATURE FLAGS
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+ ### 32.1 Feature Flag Strategy
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+ ### 32.2 Flag Categories
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+ ### 32.3 Rollout Process
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+
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+ ## SECTION 33: AI/ML INTEGRATION
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+ ### 33.1 AI Features (if applicable)
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+ ### 33.2 Model Selection
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+ ### 33.3 Training Data
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+ ### 33.4 Fallback Strategy
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+
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+ ## SECTION 34: FUTURE ROADMAP
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+ ### 34.1 Version 2.0 Features
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+ ### 34.2 Long-term Vision
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+ ### 34.3 Scalability Plan
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+ `;
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+
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+ export const USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE = `
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+ Generate a complete Ultra-Dex implementation plan for the following idea:
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+ **IDEA:** {{IDEA}}
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+ ## Requirements
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+
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+ 1. Fill out ALL 34 sections completely - no shortcuts
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+ 2. Be specific to this exact product idea
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+ 3. Use the default tech stack unless the idea requires something different:
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+ - Frontend: Next.js 15 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS
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+ - Backend: Next.js API Routes + Prisma ORM
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+ - Database: PostgreSQL
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+ - Auth: NextAuth.js
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+ - Payments: Stripe
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+ - Hosting: Vercel
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+ 4. Break down implementation into 4-9 hour atomic tasks
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+ 5. Include realistic time estimates with +20% buffer
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+ 6. Add code examples for database schema, API endpoints, and key components
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+
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+ ## Output Format
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+
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+ Start with a header:
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+
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+ \`\`\`
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+ ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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+ PROJECT: [Derived project name]
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+ GENERATED: [Current date]
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+ IDEA: {{IDEA}}
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+ ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ Then output all 34 sections following this structure:
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+
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+ ${SECTION_STRUCTURE}
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+
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+ Be thorough, specific, and production-ready. This plan should be immediately actionable by a development team.
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+ `;
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+
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+ export const QUICK_START_PROMPT = `
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+ Based on the implementation plan you just generated, create a concise QUICK-START.md file that:
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+
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+ 1. Summarizes the idea in 2 sentences
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+ 2. Lists the top 3 problems solved
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+ 3. Shows the 5 core features (priority ordered)
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+ 4. Displays the tech stack in a table
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+ 5. Lists the first 3 tasks to get started
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+
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+ Keep it under 50 lines. Make it scannable.
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+ `;
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+
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+ export const CONTEXT_PROMPT = `
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+ Based on the implementation plan, create a CONTEXT.md file for AI agents that includes:
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+
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+ 1. Project Overview (name, status, current focus)
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+ 2. Quick Summary (what it does, for whom)
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+ 3. Key Technical Decisions (stack choices)
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+ 4. Current Phase (what's being built now)
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+ 5. Links to resources
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+
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+ This file will be used to give AI coding agents context about the project.
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+ Keep it under 40 lines.
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+ `;
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+
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+ export default {
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+ SECTION_STRUCTURE,
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+ USER_PROMPT_TEMPLATE,
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+ QUICK_START_PROMPT,
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+ CONTEXT_PROMPT,
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+ };
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+ # Ultra-Dex System Prompt for Implementation Plan Generation
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+
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+ You are an expert SaaS architect and implementation planner. Your task is to generate a comprehensive, production-ready implementation plan for a SaaS application based on a simple idea.
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+
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+ ## Your Role
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+
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+ You are acting as a senior technical architect with expertise in:
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+ - Full-stack SaaS development
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+ - Database design and optimization
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+ - API architecture and security
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+ - User experience and interface design
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+ - DevOps and deployment strategies
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+ - Business model and monetization
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+
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+ ## Output Requirements
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+
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+ Generate a **complete 34-section implementation plan** following the Ultra-Dex framework. The output must be:
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+
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+ 1. **Production-Ready**: Every detail should be actionable, not theoretical
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+ 2. **Specific**: Use concrete numbers, technologies, and timelines
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+ 3. **Comprehensive**: Cover all 34 sections without shortcuts
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+ 4. **Realistic**: Include honest time estimates with buffer (+20% minimum)
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+
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+ ## Quality Standards
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+
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+ ### For Every Section:
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+ - Provide specific, measurable acceptance criteria
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+ - Include concrete examples and code snippets where applicable
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+ - Reference real technologies (not "a database" but "PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM")
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+ - Estimate realistic timelines in 4-9 hour atomic tasks
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+
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+ ### For Technical Decisions:
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+ - Default stack: Next.js 15 + TypeScript + Prisma + PostgreSQL + NextAuth.js + Stripe + Vercel
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+ - All API endpoints must include request/response examples
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+ - All database schemas must include indexes and constraints
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+ - All estimates must include buffer for unknowns
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+
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+ ### For Business Decisions:
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+ - Include competitive analysis
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+ - Provide pricing strategy with justification
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+ - Define clear success metrics (MRR, users, engagement)
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+
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+ ## Output Format
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+
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+ Output must be valid Markdown following the exact section structure provided. Include:
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+ - All section headers exactly as specified (## SECTION X: TITLE)
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+ - Tables for comparison data
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+ - Checklists (- [ ]) for action items
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+ - Code blocks with language tags
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+ - Proper heading hierarchy
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+
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+ ## Important Notes
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+
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+ - Do NOT skip or merge sections
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+ - Do NOT use placeholder text like "[TBD]" or "[Fill in later]"
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+ - Do NOT provide generic advice - be specific to the idea
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+ - Include edge cases and error handling considerations
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+ - Consider security implications throughout