vralphy 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

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+ # Real-World Examples
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+ Concrete examples of using vralphy in different scenarios.
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+ ## Example 1: Node.js REST API
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+
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Building a REST API for a task management application.
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+ ### Project Setup
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ mkdir task-api
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+ cd task-api
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+ npm init -y
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+ git init
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Initialize vralphy
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy init
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+ # Output:
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+ # Created:
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+ # + specs/
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+ # + .vralphy/AGENTS.md
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+ # + .vralphy/prompts/
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+ # + IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Generated AGENTS.md
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+
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Build & Run
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+ - Build: `npm run build`
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+ - Dev: `npm run dev`
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+
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+ ## Validation
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+ - Tests: `npm test`
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+ - Lint: `npm run lint`
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+
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+ ## Tech Stack
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+ - Node.js + Express
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+ - TypeScript
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+ - Jest for testing
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+ ## Codebase Patterns
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+ - REST endpoints in src/routes/
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+ - Business logic in src/services/
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+ - Data models in src/models/
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Create Specifications
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec task-crud
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - What fields should a task have?
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+ # Response: id, title, description, status, createdAt, updatedAt
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+ # - What statuses are valid?
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+ # Response: TODO, IN_PROGRESS, DONE
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+ # - Should tasks have priorities?
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+ # Response: Yes - LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH
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+ # - Authentication required?
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+ # Response: Yes, JWT-based
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+ # Output: specs/task-crud.md
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Plan Implementation
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 3
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+ # IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md generated:
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+ ```
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Implementation Plan
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+ ## High Priority
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+ - [ ] Set up Express server with TypeScript
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+ - [ ] Create Task model with validation
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+ - [ ] Implement POST /tasks endpoint
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+ - [ ] Implement GET /tasks endpoint
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+ - [ ] Implement GET /tasks/:id endpoint
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+ - [ ] Implement PUT /tasks/:id endpoint
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+ - [ ] Implement DELETE /tasks/:id endpoint
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+
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+ ## Medium Priority
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+ - [ ] Add JWT authentication middleware
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+ - [ ] Add request validation
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+ - [ ] Add error handling
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+ - [ ] Write unit tests for routes
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+ - [ ] Write integration tests
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+ ## Low Priority
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+ - [ ] Add API documentation
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+ - [ ] Add rate limiting
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+ - [ ] Add logging
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+ ```
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+ ### Build Implementation
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy build 20
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+ # Iteration 1: Sets up Express + TypeScript
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+ # Commit: "Set up Express server with TypeScript configuration"
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+ # Iteration 2: Creates Task model
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+ # Commit: "Add Task model with validation"
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+ # Iteration 3-7: Implements CRUD endpoints
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+ # Commit: "Add POST /tasks endpoint with tests"
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+ # Commit: "Add GET /tasks endpoint with tests"
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+ # ...
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+ # Iteration 8: Adds authentication
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+ # Commit: "Add JWT authentication middleware"
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+ # After 20 iterations, most features complete
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+ ```
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+ ### Verify Progress
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+ ```bash
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+ cat IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
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+ # Shows:
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+ # ✓ All high priority tasks completed
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+ # ✓ Most medium priority tasks completed
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+ # - Low priority tasks remain
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Continue if Needed
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy build 10
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+ # Completes remaining tasks
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+ # All tests pass
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+ # API ready for deployment
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+ ```
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+ ### Final Result
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+ - Working REST API with 7 endpoints
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+ - JWT authentication
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+ - Request validation
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+ - Error handling
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+ - Comprehensive test suite
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+ - ~40 commits with clear messages
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+ - Total time: ~2 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 2: React Component Library
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Creating a reusable component library for internal use.
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+ ### Initialize
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+ ```bash
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+ mkdir ui-components
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+ cd ui-components
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+ npm create vite@latest . -- --template react-ts
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+ git init
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+ vralphy init
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+ ```
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+ ### Create Specs
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+ ```bash
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+ # Button component
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+ vralphy spec button-component
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - Variants? Response: primary, secondary, danger
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+ # - Sizes? Response: small, medium, large
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+ # - States? Response: default, hover, active, disabled
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+ # - Icons? Response: Yes, optional leading/trailing
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+ # Output: specs/button-component.md
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ # Card component
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+ vralphy spec card-component
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+ # Output: specs/card-component.md
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ # Input component
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+ vralphy spec input-component
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+ # Output: specs/input-component.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Plan and Build
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 5
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+ vralphy build 30
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+ # AI generates:
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+ # - Component files
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+ # - TypeScript types
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+ # - CSS modules
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+ # - Storybook stories
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+ # - Unit tests
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+ # - Documentation
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+ ```
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+ ### Generated Files
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+ ```
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+ src/components/
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+ ├── Button/
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+ │ ├── Button.tsx
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+ │ ├── Button.module.css
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+ │ ├── Button.test.tsx
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+ │ ├── Button.stories.tsx
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+ │ └── index.ts
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+ ├── Card/
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+ │ ├── Card.tsx
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+ │ ├── Card.module.css
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+ │ ├── Card.test.tsx
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+ │ ├── Card.stories.tsx
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+ │ └── index.ts
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+ └── Input/
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+ ├── Input.tsx
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+ ├── Input.module.css
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+ ├── Input.test.tsx
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+ ├── Input.stories.tsx
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+ └── index.ts
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - 3 fully-featured components
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+ - Storybook documentation
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+ - 100% test coverage
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+ - TypeScript types
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+ - Accessible (ARIA attributes)
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+ - Total time: ~1.5 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 3: CLI Tool (TypeScript)
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Building a command-line tool for data migration.
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+ ### Setup
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+ ```bash
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+ mkdir data-migrator
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+ cd data-migrator
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+ npm init -y
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+ git init
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+ vralphy init
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+ ```
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+ ### Spec Creation
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec cli-interface
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+ # AI asks about:
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+ # - Commands needed
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+ # - Flags and options
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+ # - Input/output formats
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+ # - Error handling
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+ # Output: specs/cli-interface.md
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec data-transformation
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+ # AI asks about:
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+ # - Source formats (CSV, JSON, XML)
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+ # - Target formats
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+ # - Transformation rules
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+ # - Validation
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+ # Output: specs/data-transformation.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Implementation
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 3
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+ vralphy build 25
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+ # AI creates:
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+ # - Commander.js setup
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+ # - CSV parser
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+ # - JSON transformer
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+ # - XML handler
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+ # - Validation logic
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+ # - Error handling
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+ # - Tests
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+ ```
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+ ### Usage Example
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+ Generated CLI:
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+ ```bash
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+ data-migrator transform \
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+ --input data.csv \
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+ --output data.json \
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+ --format json \
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+ --validate
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+ # ✓ Parsed 1000 records
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+ # ✓ Validated 1000 records
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+ # ✓ Transformed 1000 records
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+ # ✓ Wrote to data.json
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Full-featured CLI tool
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+ - Multiple data formats supported
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+ - Comprehensive validation
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+ - Good error messages
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+ - Well-tested
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+ - Total time: ~2 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 4: Bug Fix in Existing Codebase
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Authentication fails when email contains `+` character.
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+ ### Project State
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+ - Existing Express API
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+ - vralphy already initialized
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+ - Test suite exists
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+ ### Add Bug to Plan
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+ ```bash
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+ echo "- [ ] Fix: Authentication fails for emails with + character" >> IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Let AI Fix It
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy build 3
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+ # Iteration 1: AI searches for auth code
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+ # Finds: Email validation regex doesn't handle +
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+ # Iteration 2: AI fixes regex
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+ # Updates: src/validators/email.ts
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+ # Iteration 3: AI adds test
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+ # Creates: test to prevent regression
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+ # Commit: "Fix email validation to handle + character"
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+ ```
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+ ### Generated Fix
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+ ```typescript
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+ // Before
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+ const emailRegex = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$/;
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+
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+ // After (fixed by AI)
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+ const emailRegex = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$/;
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+ // ^ added +
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+ ```
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+ ### Generated Test
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+ ```typescript
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+ describe('Email Validation', () => {
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+ it('should accept email with + character', () => {
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+ expect(validateEmail('user+tag@example.com')).toBe(true);
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+ });
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Bug fixed
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+ - Test added
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+ - 1 commit
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+ - Total time: ~5 minutes
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 5: Database Migration (Rust)
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Adding Postgres support to existing SQLite-based Rust application.
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+ ### Initialize
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+ ```bash
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+ cd rust-app
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+ vralphy init
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+ # AI detects Rust project
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+ # Generates AGENTS.md:
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+ ```
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Build & Run
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+ - Build: `cargo build`
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+ - Run: `cargo run`
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+ ## Validation
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+ - Tests: `cargo test`
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+ - Lint: `cargo clippy`
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+ - Check: `cargo check`
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+ ## Tech Stack
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+ - Rust
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+ - SQLite (current)
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+ ```
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+ ### Create Spec
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec postgres-migration
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - Keep SQLite support? Response: Yes (both)
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+ # - Migration strategy? Response: Abstract database layer
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+ # - Connection pooling? Response: Yes, using r2d2
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+ # - Schema migration? Response: Use diesel
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+ # Output: specs/postgres-migration.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Plan and Build
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 5
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+ vralphy build 30
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+ # AI creates:
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+ # - Database abstraction trait
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+ # - SQLite implementation
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+ # - Postgres implementation
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+ # - Connection pool setup
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+ # - Migration scripts
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+ # - Tests for both databases
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Database abstraction layer
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+ - Both SQLite and Postgres work
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+ - Connection pooling
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+ - Backward compatible
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+ - Full test coverage
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+ - Total time: ~3 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 6: Adding Tests to Legacy Code
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Untested JavaScript codebase needs test coverage.
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+ ### Initialize
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+ ```bash
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+ cd legacy-app
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+ vralphy init
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+ ```
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+ ### Create Spec
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec test-coverage
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - Test framework preference? Response: Jest
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+ # - Coverage goal? Response: 80%
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+ # - Test types needed? Response: Unit + integration
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+ # - Priority modules? Response: auth, payments, user
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+ # Output: specs/test-coverage.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Update Plan
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+ ```markdown
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+ # IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
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+ ## High Priority
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+ - [ ] Set up Jest configuration
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+ - [ ] Add tests for auth module
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+ - [ ] Add tests for payments module
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+ - [ ] Add tests for user module
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+
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+ ## Medium Priority
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+ - [ ] Add tests for utils
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+ - [ ] Add integration tests
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+ - [ ] Set up CI/CD with test runs
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+ ```
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+ ### Build Tests
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy build 40
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+ # AI:
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+ # - Sets up Jest
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+ # - Writes unit tests for each module
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+ # - Writes integration tests
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+ # - Achieves 85% coverage
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Jest configured
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+ - 150+ tests added
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+ - 85% code coverage
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+ - CI/CD pipeline updated
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+ - Bugs found and fixed during testing
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+ - Total time: ~4 hours
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Example 7: Documentation Generation
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+ ### Scenario
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+ API needs comprehensive documentation.
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+ ### Create Spec
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec api-documentation
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - Format? Response: OpenAPI 3.0
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+ # - Include examples? Response: Yes
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+ # - Authentication docs? Response: Yes, JWT
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+ # - Error codes? Response: Yes, all codes
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+ # Output: specs/api-documentation.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Build
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy build 15
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+ # AI generates:
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+ # - OpenAPI specification
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+ # - README with API overview
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+ # - JSDoc comments in code
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+ # - Postman collection
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+ # - Example requests/responses
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+ ```
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+ ### Generated Files
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+ ```
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+ ├── openapi.yaml # Full OpenAPI spec
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+ ├── API.md # Human-readable docs
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+ └── examples/
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+ ├── auth.http # Auth examples
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+ ├── users.http # User endpoints
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+ └── tasks.http # Task endpoints
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+ README.md # Updated with API docs
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Complete API documentation
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+ - OpenAPI spec
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+ - Code examples
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+ - Postman collection
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+ - Total time: ~1 hour
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 8: Performance Optimization
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Application has slow database queries.
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+ ### Create Spec
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec query-optimization
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+ # AI asks:
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+ # - Target improvement? Response: 50% faster
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+ # - Problem queries? Response: User dashboard, reports
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+ # - Caching allowed? Response: Yes, Redis
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+ # - Metrics tracking? Response: Yes, add logging
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+ # Output: specs/query-optimization.md
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+ ```
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+ ### Plan and Build
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 3
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+ vralphy build 20
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+ # AI:
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+ # - Analyzes slow queries
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+ # - Adds database indexes
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+ # - Implements Redis caching
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+ # - Adds query logging
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+ # - Writes performance tests
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+ ```
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+ ### Results
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+ - 60% query time reduction (exceeded goal)
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+ - Redis caching layer
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+ - Database indexes added
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+ - Performance monitoring
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+ - Total time: ~2 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 9: Microservice Creation
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Creating a new microservice for email notifications.
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+ ### Setup
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+ ```bash
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+ npm init -y
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+ git init
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+ vralphy init
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+ ```
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+ ### Create Specs
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec email-service-api
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+ vralphy spec email-templates
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+ vralphy spec queue-processing
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+ vralphy spec provider-integration
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+ ```
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+ ### Build Complete Service
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy plan 5
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+ vralphy build 50
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+ # AI builds:
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+ # - Express API
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+ # - Email templates (Handlebars)
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+ # - Bull queue for async processing
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+ # - SendGrid integration
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+ # - Retry logic
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+ # - Tests
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+ # - Docker setup
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+ # - README
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+ ```
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+ ### Result
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+ - Complete microservice
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+ - Queue-based processing
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+ - Templating system
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+ - Comprehensive tests
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+ - Total time: ~4 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Example 10: Mobile App Backend
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+ ### Scenario
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+ Building backend for a mobile todo app.
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+ ### Specs
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+ ```bash
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+ vralphy spec user-management
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+ vralphy spec todo-api
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+ vralphy spec realtime-sync
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+ vralphy spec offline-support
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+ ```
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+ ### Build
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+ vralphy plan 5
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+ # - REST API
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+ # - WebSocket server (realtime)
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+ # - Conflict resolution (offline)
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+ # - JWT auth
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+ # - Push notifications
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+ # - Database (Postgres)
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+ # - Tests
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+ ```
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+ ### Features Implemented
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+ - User registration/login
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+ - CRUD operations for todos
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+ - Real-time sync via WebSockets
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+ - Offline conflict resolution
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+ - Push notifications
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+ - Complete test suite
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+ ### Result
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+ - Production-ready backend
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+ - Real-time features
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+ - Offline support
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+ - Total time: ~5 hours
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+ ---
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+ ## Common Patterns Across Examples
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+ ### Pattern 1: Spec → Plan → Build
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+ All examples follow this pattern:
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+ 1. Write detailed specifications
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+ 2. Let AI plan the implementation
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+ 3. Build autonomously
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+ ### Pattern 2: Incremental Testing
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+ Every example includes tests:
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+ - Written alongside implementation
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+ - Run after each change
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+ - Gate commits on test success
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+ ### Pattern 3: Clear Commits
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+ All examples produce clear git history:
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+ - Descriptive commit messages
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+ - Small, focused changes
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+ - Easy to review
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+ ### Pattern 4: Documentation
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+ AI generates documentation:
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+ - Code comments
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+ - README files
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+ - API documentation
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+ - Usage examples
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+ ---
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+ ## Time Savings
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+ ### Traditional Development vs vralphy
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+ **Example 1 (REST API)**:
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+ - Traditional: 8-10 hours
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+ - vralphy: 2 hours
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+ - **Savings: 75%**
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+ **Example 4 (Bug Fix)**:
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+ - Traditional: 30-60 minutes
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+ - vralphy: 5 minutes
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+ - **Savings: 90%**
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+ **Example 6 (Add Tests)**:
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+ - Traditional: 2-3 days
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+ - vralphy: 4 hours
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+ - **Savings: 80%**
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+ **Average: 70-80% time savings**
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+ ---
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+ ## Next Steps
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+
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+ - Apply these patterns to your projects
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+ - Read [WORKFLOWS.md](./WORKFLOWS.md) for detailed workflows
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+ - Check [METHODOLOGY.md](./METHODOLOGY.md) for deeper understanding
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+ - See [COMMANDS.md](./COMMANDS.md) for command reference