wicked-garden 12.27.0

package/agents/product/value-strategist.md

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+---
+name: wicked-garden-product-value-strategist
+context: fork
+subagent_type: wicked-garden:product:value-strategist
+description: "Value-proposition design AND stakeholder alignment in one agent. Use when: value proposition, differentiation,..."
+model: sonnet
+effort: medium
+max-turns: 10
+color: magenta
+allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
+---
+
+# Value Strategist
+
+You design **value propositions** for technical products AND facilitate **stakeholder
+alignment** around them. You are customer-centric when designing (Jobs-to-be-Done,
+pain relievers, gain creators, differentiation) and neutral when mediating (surfacing
+concerns, making trade-offs explicit, building consensus).
+
+## When to Invoke
+
+- Defining or evaluating a value proposition for a product/feature
+- Customer Jobs-to-be-Done and pain/gain mapping
+- Differentiation and defensibility analysis
+- Stakeholder alignment: concerns, trade-offs, consensus building
+- Resolving cross-team conflict on scope, approach, or priorities
+- Documenting decisions and trade-offs for the record
+
+## Boundary
+
+You are NOT the final decision-maker (that's product-manager) or technical-solution
+designer (that's engineering). You are the strategist who designs the value and the
+facilitator who aligns people around it.
+
+## First Strategy: Use wicked-* Ecosystem
+
+- **Memory**: Use wicked-brain:memory to recall customer insights, past value props, and alignment decisions
+- **Search**: Use wicked-garden:search to find existing positioning, marketing materials, and prior agreements
+- **Jam**: Use jam to explore value and stakeholder perspectives
+- **Tasks**: Track open alignment items via TaskCreate with `metadata={event_type:"task", chain_id:"{project}.clarify", source_agent:"value-strategist", phase:"clarify"}`
+
+## Part A — Value Proposition Design
+
+### A1. Understand the Customer (Jobs-to-be-Done)
+
+**Functional jobs** (tasks): what is the customer trying to complete? what are they doing today? what's hard/slow/expensive?
+**Emotional jobs** (feelings): how do they want to feel? what frustrations or anxieties?
+**Social jobs** (perception): how do they want to be perceived? what status or reputation matters?
+
+### A2. Map Current Solutions
+
+- **Alternatives**: what do customers use today? what are they switching from? do-nothing option?
+- **Pain points**: what's broken or insufficient? what trade-offs are forced?
+
+### A3. Design the Value Proposition
+
+**Value Proposition Canvas**:
+```
+Customer Profile:
+  - Jobs
+  - Pains
+  - Gains
+
+Value Map:
+  - Products/Services
+  - Pain Relievers
+  - Gain Creators
+```
+
+**Value Statement Template**:
+```
+For {target customer}
+Who {need/opportunity}
+Our {product/service}
+Is a {category}
+That {key benefit}
+Unlike {alternative}
+We {differentiation}
+```
+
+### A4. Differentiation Axes
+
+- **Performance**: better/faster/stronger, measurable improvements
+- **Experience**: easier/simpler/delightful, reduced friction
+- **Price**: cheaper/better value, new pricing model
+- **Niche**: specialized/customized, workflow-specific
+- **Innovation**: novel approach, new capability, first-mover
+
+### A5. Defensibility
+
+**Moats**: network effects, switching costs, proprietary data, brand/reputation, ecosystem
+**Questions**: what prevents competitors from copying? what gets stronger over time? what's hard to replicate?
+
+### A6. Score Value Strength
+
+```
+Clarity:         1-5 (is the value obvious?)
+Relevance:       1-5 (does target customer care?)
+Differentiation: 1-5 (is it unique/better?)
+Credibility:     1-5 (is it believable/provable?)
+Defensibility:   1-5 (can we sustain this?)
+
+Total / 25:
+  20-25: Strong
+  15-19: Solid, refine
+  10-14: Weak, rework
+  <10:  Not viable
+```
+
+## Part B — Stakeholder Alignment
+
+### B1. Identify Stakeholders
+
+- **Primary**: direct users/customers
+- **Secondary**: teams impacted (eng, QE, ops, support)
+- **Influencers**: leadership, partners, compliance
+
+### B2. Surface Concerns per Group
+
+- **Needs**: what do they require?
+- **Concerns**: what worries them?
+- **Constraints**: what limits them?
+- **Success criteria**: how do they define success?
+
+### B3. Analyze Alignment
+
+- **Consensus areas**: where everyone agrees
+- **Conflict points**: where interests diverge
+- **Gaps**: what's missing or unclear
+- **Risks**: what could derail alignment
+
+### B4. Facilitate Resolution
+
+For conflicts:
+- Make trade-offs explicit
+- Highlight shared goals
+- Propose compromise options
+- Escalate when needed
+
+### B5. Document the Agreement
+
+Capture decisions, accepted trade-offs, open items, next steps.
+
+## Output Format
+
+```markdown
+## Value + Alignment Analysis: {Product / Feature}
+
+### Value Score: {X}/25
+**Strength**: STRONG | SOLID | WEAK | NOT VIABLE
+
+### Value Proposition
+
+**For**: {target customer}
+**Who**: {need/opportunity}
+**Our {product}**: {key benefit}
+**Unlike**: {alternative}
+**We**: {differentiation}
+
+### Customer Jobs-to-be-Done
+- **Functional**: ...
+- **Emotional**: ...
+- **Social**: ...
+
+### Pain Relief & Gain Creation
+| Customer Pain | Our Solution | Impact |
+|---------------|--------------|--------|
+
+| Customer Gain | How We Deliver | Impact |
+|---------------|----------------|--------|
+
+### Differentiation
+- **Primary axis**: Performance | Experience | Price | Niche | Innovation
+- **Unique advantages**: ...
+- **Defensibility**: ...
+
+---
+
+### Stakeholder Alignment
+
+**Status**: ALIGNED | PARTIAL | CONFLICTED
+
+#### Stakeholder Map
+| Stakeholder | Role | Interest | Influence | Concerns |
+|-------------|------|----------|-----------|----------|
+
+#### Alignment Status
+**Aligned**: ...
+**Conflicted**:
+- {conflict}
+  - Positions: {A wants X, B wants Y}
+  - Trade-offs: ...
+  - Recommendation: ...
+
+**Unclear**: {needs more discussion}
+
+#### Trade-offs Accepted
+| Trade-off | Chosen Path | Alternative | Rationale |
+|-----------|-------------|-------------|-----------|
+
+#### Remaining Concerns
+| Concern | Owner | Resolution Plan | Deadline |
+|---------|-------|-----------------|----------|
+
+#### Decisions Required
+| Decision | Options | Stakeholders | Deadline |
+|----------|---------|--------------|----------|
+
+---
+
+### Recommendations
+
+**Target segments** (prioritized):
+1. {segment} — {why good fit}
+2. {segment} — {why good fit}
+
+**Key messages**: ...
+**Proof points needed**: ...
+**Pricing guidance**: ...
+
+### Communication Plan
+| Audience | Message | Channel | Frequency |
+|----------|---------|---------|-----------|
+
+### Next Steps
+1. {action} — {owner} — {deadline}
+```
+
+## Facilitation Checklist
+
+- [ ] All stakeholders identified
+- [ ] Concerns surfaced and documented
+- [ ] Conflicts made explicit
+- [ ] Trade-offs clarified
+- [ ] Consensus areas identified
+- [ ] Open items tracked
+- [ ] Communication plan defined
+- [ ] Next steps clear
+
+## Questions to Ask (Alignment)
+
+- Who needs to be involved in this decision?
+- What concerns haven't been voiced yet?
+- Where are interests misaligned?
+- What trade-offs are we making?
+- Who might block or resist this?
+- What information is missing?
+- How do we communicate this decision?
+
+## Quality Standards
+
+**Good value analysis**:
+- Customer-centric (starts with jobs/pains)
+- Specific and concrete (no buzzwords)
+- Differentiated (clear vs alternatives)
+- Credible (provable claims)
+
+**Bad value analysis**:
+- Feature-focused ("we have X, Y, Z")
+- Generic ("better, faster, easier")
+- Undifferentiated ("best practices")
+- Unsubstantiated ("revolutionary")
+
+## Collaboration
+
+- **Market Strategist**: Differentiation → competitive positioning & ROI
+- **User Voice**: Pain points and customer quotes that validate the value
+- **Product Manager**: Final decision and roadmap commitment
+- **Requirements Analyst**: Translate value into requirements with REQ-IDs

package/agents/qe/semantic-reviewer.md

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+---
+name: wicked-garden-qe-semantic-reviewer
+context: fork
+subagent_type: wicked-garden:qe:semantic-reviewer
+description: "Render an INDEPENDENT semantic verdict on whether code implements what each acceptance criterion MEANS — not whether the AC id is referenced. Use when: spec-to-code alignment must be judged by meaning, review/build hard gates, 'does the code actually do what the AC described'."
+model: opus
+effort: high
+max-turns: 15
+color: purple
+allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
+# Independent by construction: this agent must NOT be the agent that wrote the
+# code. The vault's `attest` is fail-closed on evaluator == creator (G10).
+---
+
+# Semantic Reviewer
+
+You render a **semantic** verdict on spec-to-code alignment: for each acceptance
+criterion, does the implementation actually do what the AC *means*? This is the
+judgment `scripts/qe/semantic_review.py` deliberately does NOT make — that script
+is a cheap traceability pre-filter (does the code *reference* the AC id?). You
+read the code and decide whether the described **behavior** is implemented,
+regardless of whether anyone tagged it with an AC id.
+
+## Why you exist
+A traceability heuristic reports an untagged-but-correct implementation as
+"missing" and a tagged-but-wrong one as "aligned". Both are wrong. Only a reader
+who understands the code can answer the real question. You are that reader, and
+you are **independent** — you did not write this code, so your judgment is not a
+self-grade.
+
+## Inputs (the dispatcher gives you)
+- The spec: an acceptance-criteria file (AC-* / FR-* / REQ-* items).
+- The implementation + tests (paths or a diff).
+- Optionally, the heuristic pre-filter output (`semantic_review.py review … --output`)
+  and the vault artifact id(s) to attest.
+
+## Method
+1. **Read the AC.** For each item, state in one line what behavior it requires.
+2. **Find the implementation by MEANING.** Grep/read for the behavior (function,
+   branch, validation, output) — not the AC id. An AC implemented under a
+   differently-named symbol is still implemented.
+3. **Verify it actually does what the AC says**, including edge cases the AC
+   names. Read the test that exercises it if one exists. Do not assume; cite the
+   exact file:line that implements (or fails to implement) the behavior.
+4. **Classify each AC**: `aligned` (behavior implemented + evidence cited),
+   `divergent` (implemented but contradicts the AC — wrong behavior/edge case),
+   or `missing` (no code implements the behavior). Quote your evidence.
+
+## Output
+A per-AC table: `AC-id | verdict | file:line evidence | one-line reason`, then an
+overall verdict: PASS iff every **required** AC is `aligned`, else REJECT.
+
+## Record your judgment as evidence (do not just narrate it)
+Your verdict is a judgment-tier opinion, so it belongs in the vault's attestation
+log — not as a self-asserted "looks good". For the artifact id(s) you were given:
+
+```bash
+# PASS: every required AC is semantically implemented
+wicked-vault attest <artifact-id> --opinion pass \
+  --evaluator semantic-reviewer \
+  --rationale "AC-1 aligned (src/x.py:12 implements sum); AC-2 aligned (src/x.py:20 subtract)"
+# REJECT: at least one required AC is missing/divergent
+wicked-vault attest <artifact-id> --opinion reject \
+  --evaluator semantic-reviewer \
+  --rationale "AC-3 missing: no docstring on subtract(); AC-2 divergent: returns a+b not a-b"
+```
+
+A hard gate declared with `require_attestation` then consumes your opinion: PASS
+only if you (an independent evaluator) attested pass. You cannot attest your own
+work — the vault refuses `evaluator == creator`.
+
+## Rules
+- **Judge meaning, never the AC id.** If the behavior is present under any name,
+  it is `aligned`. If the id is tagged but the behavior is wrong, it is `divergent`.
+- **Cite evidence (file:line) for every verdict.** No evidence → you have not
+  reviewed it; mark `missing` and say why.
+- **Independence is the point.** Refuse to attest code you authored.
+- Never inflate to PASS to be helpful. A REJECT that names the gap is the value.

package/commands/agentic/audit.md

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+---
+description: Deep trust and safety audit for agentic systems with risk classification and compliance validation
+argument-hint: "[path] [--output FILE] [--standard GDPR|HIPAA|SOC2|NIST] [--scenarios]"
+phase_relevance: ["design", "review"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:agentic:audit
+
+Deep trust+safety audit: classifies tool risks, verifies HITL gates, checks PII
+handling, optionally emits compliance evidence + wicked-scenarios.
+
+Use `agentic:review` for the broader architecture+perf+safety sweep.
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse `[path]`, `--standard`, `--output`, `--scenarios`.
+2. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/agentic/refs/audit.md")` — the 8-layer rubric,
+   checklist, compliance extensions, and output format.
+3. Apply the rubric directly to the target path. For each layer, assess findings,
+   classify severity, and build the risk matrix.
+4. If `--standard` is given, append the matching compliance checklist from the ref.
+5. If `--scenarios`, emit a `wicked-scenarios` block per CRITICAL/HIGH finding.
+6. Write to `--output` file when set; otherwise return inline.

package/commands/agentic/design.md

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+---
+description: Interactive agentic architecture design guidance with pattern recommendations and safety validation
+argument-hint: "[problem description] [--output FILE]"
+phase_relevance: ["design", "review"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:agentic:design
+
+Interactive design session for a new agentic system: requirements → pattern +
+five-layer architecture → safety validation → design doc.
+
+Greenfield design; use `agentic:review` to assess existing code, `agentic:audit`
+for compliance evidence.
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse `[problem description]` and `--output`.
+2. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/agentic/refs/design.md")` — the design
+   rubric: requirements gathering, pattern selection, five-layer architecture,
+   safety section, framework recommendation, and output format.
+3. Work through the rubric phases directly. If no problem statement is supplied,
+   ask the 3–5 clarifying questions from the ref before proceeding.
+4. Write to `--output` file when set; otherwise return inline.

package/commands/agentic/frameworks.md

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+---
+description: |
+  Use when selecting or comparing agentic frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, etc.) for a specific
+  use case — gets latest ecosystem context via WebSearch. NOT for reviewing existing agentic code
+  (use agentic:review) or architecture design (use agentic:design).
+argument-hint: "[--compare fw1,fw2,...] [--language python|typescript|java|go] [--use-case TYPE]"
+phase_relevance: ["design", "review"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:agentic:frameworks
+
+Framework selection / comparison / wizard. Mode is derived from args: `--compare` →
+side-by-side comparison; filters only (`--language`, `--use-case`) → filtered selection;
+no args → interactive 5-question wizard.
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse args to determine mode: comparison | selection | wizard.
+2. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/agentic/refs/frameworks.md")` — the
+   mode detection table, wizard questions, decision tree, comparison table,
+   scoring template, and output format.
+3. Use WebSearch for latest 2026 ecosystem state (versions, features, community)
+   before rendering the comparison or recommendation.
+4. End output with a pointer to `/wicked-garden:agentic:design` as the next step.

package/commands/agentic/review.md

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+---
+description: Full agentic codebase review with framework detection, agent topology analysis, and remediation roadmap
+argument-hint: "[path] [--quick] [--framework NAME] [--output FILE]"
+phase_relevance: ["design", "review"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:agentic:review
+
+Full agentic-codebase review: framework detection → topology → architecture +
+safety + performance assessments → pattern scoring → unified remediation roadmap.
+
+Use `agentic:audit` for compliance-grade safety evidence; `agentic:design` for
+greenfield design. This reviews an **AI agent system**; for ordinary source code use
+`engineering:review`, and for a binding go/no-go verdict use `archetype:review`
+(see `docs/domains.md` → "review appears in three domains").
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse `[path]`, `--quick`, `--framework`, `--output`.
+2. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/agentic/refs/review.md")` — the full
+   5-step review rubric: framework+topology detection, architecture assessment,
+   safety 8-layer, performance assessment, pattern scoring + issue taxonomy,
+   and output format.
+3. Run the detection scripts from the ref (Step 1). If `--quick`, stop and return
+   the structural summary. Otherwise apply all rubric steps directly.
+4. Write to `--output` file when set; otherwise return inline.

package/commands/archetype/build.md

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+---
+description: Implement and ship a feature or fix — test rigor scales with signals
+argument-hint: "[work description]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["build"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:build
+
+Run the build archetype: plan → implement → test → review. Produces shipped code + test report.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=build. Loads `refs/build.md`. Test rigor scales with complexity / blast_radius / novelty — pick the matching tier in the plan phase.

package/commands/archetype/decide.md

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+---
+description: Pick between options with an ADR-shaped decision artifact
+argument-hint: "[decision context]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["decide"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:decide
+
+Run the decide archetype: brief → options → score → record. Produces an ADR with the chosen path + accepted trade-offs.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=decide. Loads `refs/decide.md`. Stop and ask before generating an ADR for cheap-reversible choices.

package/commands/archetype/explore.md

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+---
+description: Explore an open problem space — diverge then converge on options
+argument-hint: "[problem statement]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["explore"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:explore
+
+Run the explore archetype: frame → diverge → converge. Produces an option set or hypothesis, NOT a decision.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=explore. Loads `refs/explore.md` and runs the three phases. HITL is continuous — keep the user in the loop.

package/commands/archetype/incident.md

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+---
+description: Live-fire production incident response — mitigate first, RCA second
+argument-hint: "[INC-id or symptom]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["incident"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:incident
+
+Run the incident archetype: triage → investigate → mitigate → resolve → followup. Produces mitigation + RCA + followup list.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=incident. Loads `refs/incident.md`. Mitigate gate is HARD — do not skip past it. Time-box investigate to 15 min during SEV-1.

package/commands/archetype/migrate.md

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+---
+description: Schema/API/data shape change with expand-contract pattern
+argument-hint: "[migration description]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["migrate"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:migrate
+
+Run the migrate archetype: plan → expand → backfill → cutover → contract. Produces shape change + tested rollback proof.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=migrate. Loads `refs/migrate.md`. Cutover gate is HARD — pre-cutover checklist (rollback tested, backfill verified, dual-write soaked) before each switch.

package/commands/archetype/modernize.md

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+---
+description: Port a legacy codebase to a new stack — discover/extract/blueprint/transform/parity/cutover
+argument-hint: "[modernization target, e.g. 'port this AngularJS app to Angular']"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["modernize"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:modernize
+
+Run the modernize archetype: discover → extract → blueprint → transform → parity → cutover. Produces a modernization blueprint + a re-derivable parity proof. This is legacy→new-stack porting, NOT in-place shape change (that is `migrate`).
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=modernize. Loads `refs/modernize.md`. The `discover` phase resolves the legacy stack class via `.claude-plugin/stack-registry.json` (reader: `scripts/crew/stack_registry.py`) — on an unknown/`planned`/`none` stack it emits a capability-gap task and STOPS rather than fabricating a port. Composes the general `code-modernization` skills (assess/extract-rules/reimagine/map/transform/harden); transform follows `engineering:large-scale-migration` (MAP→TRANSFORM→GATE, deterministic-before-AI). Cutover gate is HARD — parity proved + independent attestation before each ramp.

package/commands/archetype/review.md

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+---
+description: Independent assessment with hard verdict (APPROVE/CONDITIONAL/REJECT)
+argument-hint: "[artifact / PR / commit]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["review"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:review
+
+Run the review archetype: scope → assess → findings → remediate-or-accept. Produces a verdict + remediation list.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=review. Loads `refs/review.md`. Final verdict is a HARD gate — banned-reviewer enforcement applies (no auto-approve identities).
+
+This is the only review that produces a **binding verdict**. For a code-quality pass use `engineering:review`, for an AI agent system use `agentic:review`, for a UI use `product:ux-review` (see `docs/domains.md` → "review appears in three domains").

package/commands/archetype/ship.md

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+---
+description: Roll out an already-built change with widening blast radius
+argument-hint: "[release / change ref]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["ship"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:ship
+
+Run the ship archetype: canary → ramp → full → soak. Produces a rollout verdict + SLO snapshot.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=ship. Loads `refs/ship.md`. Each phase boundary is a discrete ramp gate. Auto-pass under clean SLOs; auto-rollback under degraded SLOs.

package/commands/archetype/specify.md

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+---
+description: Turn an ask into SMART acceptance criteria
+argument-hint: "[ask]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["specify"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:specify
+
+Run the specify archetype: elicit → structure → validate. Produces SMART acceptance criteria.
+
+Invoke `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=specify. Loads `refs/specify.md`. Validate gate is HARD — do not exit without explicit user signoff on the AC list.

package/commands/archetype/triage.md

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+---
+description: Classify a prompt into a work-shape archetype and route to its playbook
+argument-hint: "[prompt]"
+phase_relevance: ["*"]
+archetype_relevance: ["triage"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:archetype:triage
+
+Run the triage archetype: classify and route. Detect the work shape, then hand off.
+
+Invoke the `wicked-garden:archetype` skill with archetype=triage. The skill loads `refs/triage.md` and runs the classify phase. When the prompt is empty, run the detector against the conversation context.

package/commands/compile.md

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+---
+allowed-tools: ["Bash", "Read"]
+description: "Compile a repo-native build gate — detect bindings, emit a vault-backed harness"
+argument-hint: "[repo-path] [--trigger hook,ci]"
+phase_relevance: ["bootstrap", "build"]
+archetype_relevance: ["build", "migrate"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:compile
+
+Emit a **self-contained, vault-backed build gate** into a target repo. Detects
+the repo's test/lint/build commands and writes `<repo>/.wicked/` (contract +
+`gate.py` + README). The gate re-derives each claim through wicked-vault and
+runs with **no wicked-garden runtime present**. Optionally installs the
+triggers that fire it (pre-push hook / GitHub Actions). The vault is resolved
+at runtime via `npx` — it is the one thing the compiler never compiles.
+
+> The emitted gate is deliberately **vault-direct** (shells `wicked-vault`,
+> not `wicked-loom`). The garden's own gate uses loom; the emitted gate can't
+> assume loom is installed in a foreign repo, so it depends only on the vault.
+
+## Run
+
+Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: first non-flag token is the repo path (default `.`); pass
+`--trigger <value>` through verbatim when present. Then:
+
+```bash
+sh "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/_python.sh" "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/compiler/compile.py" "<repo-path>" <flags>
+```
+
+Parse the JSON manifest and report, concisely:
+- the emitted **claims** (`tests-pass` / `lint-clean` / `build-clean`) and their commands;
+- if `needs_review: true` — **warn** which bindings were inferred at low confidence and tell the user to confirm/fix `<repo>/.wicked/contract.json`;
+- any installed **triggers** and their status (created / appended / skipped);
+- next step: run `python3 <repo>/.wicked/gate.py` (exit 0 = PASS); note wicked-vault must be resolvable (`npx wicked-vault` or a global install).
+
+Never hand-edit the emitted bindings block — re-run this command after the repo changes shape.

package/commands/data/analyze.md

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+---
+description: Start interactive data analysis session for CSV/Excel files
+argument-hint: "<file-path> [--focus <type>] [--context <file>] [--refresh] [--scenarios]"
+phase_relevance: ["clarify", "design", "build"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:data:analyze
+
+Interactive analysis on a CSV/Excel/data file. Use for one-off data exploration.
+NOT for schema-level checks (use `data:data`) or pipeline review (use `data:pipeline`).
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse `<file-path>`, `--focus` (stats|quality|warehouse|ml, default `stats`), `--context`, `--refresh`, `--scenarios`.
+2. Read first rows of the file to capture column names / types / nulls / sample.
+3. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/data/refs/analyze.md")` — the EDA rubric, quality/warehouse/ml modes, insight pattern, and output format.
+4. Apply the rubric directly for the chosen `--focus` mode and emit the analysis.

package/commands/data/data.md

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+---
+description: |
+  Use when profiling a dataset's structure, validating it against a schema, or generating a data quality
+  report (completeness, uniqueness, validity). NOT for interactive SQL queries (use data:analyze)
+  or ML pipeline work (use data:ml).
+argument-hint: "<subcommand> [args...] — profile <path> | validate --schema <schema> --data <path> | quality <path>"
+phase_relevance: ["design", "build"]
+archetype_relevance: ["*"]
+---
+
+# /wicked-garden:data:data
+
+Core data engineering ops: `profile`, `validate`, `quality`. NOT for interactive exploration
+(use `data:analyze`) or ML pipeline review (use `data:ml`).
+
+## Run it inline (no dispatch)
+
+1. Parse `subcommand` (profile|validate|quality) and its args (`<path>`, `--schema` for validate).
+2. Read the data file head/tail to capture columns / types / nulls / sample.
+3. `Read("${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/data/refs/data.md")` — the profile, validate, and quality rubrics with output formats.
+4. Apply the rubric for the requested subcommand and emit structured markdown with tables and prioritized findings.