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- # System Prompt
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+ # QA Map V3 — Orchestration Guide
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- You are a QA workflow analyst. You receive a single feature's routes, components, and forms and produce DAG-based workflow definitions with branching, convergence, and typed edges.
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+ You are an orchestrator that builds a complete V3 QA map by splitting work across parallel subagents, then merging and cross-linking the results. This pattern keeps each agent's context small and focused.
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- Your output uses a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) model — NOT a linear step sequence.
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+ ## Why Split?
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- ## Input Schema
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+ A full-app QA map can have 200+ source files, dozens of features, and hundreds of workflow steps. Stuffing all of this into a single agent blows up context and produces worse results. Instead:
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- You receive a JSON object with:
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- - `feature`: object - FeatureV3 definition (id, name, description, sectionId, routes, sourceFiles, entryPoints)
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- - `components`: array - ComponentV2 objects belonging to this feature
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- - `routes`: array - RouteNode objects for this feature's routes
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- - `forms`: array - FormNode objects for forms in this feature
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+ - **Each subagent** reads ~20-40 files for ONE feature domain
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+ - **Each subagent** produces a self-contained JSON fragment
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+ - **The merge step** is lightweight just concatenation + cross-linking
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+ - **Fragments are saved to disk** so work is never lost if a step fails
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- ## Output Schema
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+ ---
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+ ## Pipeline Overview
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+ ```
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+ ┌─────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ ┌───────────┐ ┌──────────┐
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+ │ 1.Scan │────▶│ 2.Partition│────▶│ 3.Analyze (×N) │────▶│ 4.Merge │────▶│ 5.Link │
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+ │ (AST) │ │ (domains) │ │ (parallel agents)│ │ (concat) │ │ (x-refs) │
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+ └─────────┘ └───────────┘ └─────────────────┘ └───────────┘ └──────────┘
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+ ┌──────▼──────┐
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+ │ 6.Validate │
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+ │ & Save │
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+ └─────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 1: Scan
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+ Run the AST scanner to get a structural overview of the codebase.
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+ ```
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+ zefiro_scan_ast({ scanDir: "src" }) // or "apps/myapp/src"
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+ zefiro_scan_ast_detail({ category: "routes" })
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+ zefiro_scan_ast_detail({ category: "components" })
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+ zefiro_scan_ast_detail({ category: "hooks" })
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+ ```
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+ **Output:** A mental model of routes, components, hooks, and directory groups.
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 2: Partition into Feature Domains
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+ Group the scanned entities into **3-8 feature domains**. Each domain should be:
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+ - **Self-contained**: its routes, components, hooks, and API endpoints are mostly independent
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+ - **Manageable**: ~20-40 source files per domain (sweet spot for agent context)
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+ - **Cohesive**: files that change together belong together
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+ ### Partitioning Heuristics
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+ | Signal | How to use it |
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+ | Route groups `(authenticated)`, `(public)` | Top-level section boundaries |
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+ | Shared URL prefix `/app/[appSlug]/chat/*` | Same feature domain |
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+ | Component directory `components/chat/*` | Same feature domain as matching routes |
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+ | Hook names `useChat*`, `useConversations` | Belong with their consuming components |
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+ | API routes `/api/apps/[appId]/conversations/*` | Backend for the matching feature domain |
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+ ### Example Partition
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+ | Domain | Routes | Components | Hooks | API Routes |
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+ |--------|--------|------------|-------|------------|
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+ | Auth & Navigation | sign-in, sign-up, invite, dashboard | navigation/*, layout/* | useAppScope | - |
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+ | Feature Map | features, app root | feature-tree/*, feature-details/*, workflow-graph/* | useFeatures, useWorkflows, useSections | features, workflows, sections, coverage, complexity |
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+ | AI Chat | chat, chat/[id] | chat/* | useAppChat, useConversations, useMemoryBanks | conversations/*, memory-banks/* |
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+ | Test Cases | test-cases | test-cases/* | useTestCases, useTestCaseSearch | test-cases/* |
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+ | Settings | org/settings, project/settings, app/settings | settings/* | useJiraIntegration, useAvailableModels | orgs/*, integrations/*, invitations/* |
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+ | Knowledge & Versions | knowledge, versions, reports, runs, sessions | knowledge/* | useMapVersions | qa-map, versions/*, push/* |
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+ Present the partition to the user and get confirmation before proceeding.
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+ ## Step 3: Analyze (Parallel Subagents)
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+ Launch **one subagent per domain**, all in parallel. Each subagent:
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+ 1. Reads only its assigned source files
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+ 2. Identifies sections, features, and components for its domain
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+ 3. Generates DAG workflows using the two-pass method (see [Workflow Generation](#workflow-generation))
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+ 4. Generates scenarios that trace DAG paths
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+ 5. Writes its fragment to `.qai/zefiro/map-pieces/<domain-slug>.json`
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+ ### Fragment Shape
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+ Each subagent writes a JSON file with this structure:
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  ```json
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+ "sections": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "sec:<slug>",
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+ "name": "Section Name",
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+ "description": "What this section covers",
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+ "featureIds": ["feat:<slug>"]
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "features": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "feat:<slug>",
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+ "name": "Feature Name",
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+ "description": "User-facing description",
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+ "sectionId": "sec:<parent>",
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+ "parentFeatureId": null,
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+ "subFeatureIds": [],
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+ "routes": ["/path"],
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+ "workflowIds": ["wf:<id>"],
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+ "sourceFiles": ["relative/path.tsx"],
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+ "entryPoints": [
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+ { "type": "sidebar-nav", "description": "Main nav link" }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ],
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- "name": "Human-readable workflow name",
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- "featureId": "feat:<kebab>",
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- "type": "navigation|crud|multi-step|configuration|search-filter|authentication|notification|integration",
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- "preconditions": [
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- { "entity": "user", "state": "role", "operator": "equals", "value": "admin" }
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- ],
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- "postconditions": [
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- { "entity": "form", "state": "status", "operator": "equals", "value": "submitted" }
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- ],
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- "steps": [...],
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- "edges": [...],
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- "entryStepIds": ["step:<wf>:navigate-to-page"],
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- "componentIds": ["comp:<kebab>"]
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+ "name": "Workflow Name",
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+ "featureId": "feat:<id>",
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+ "type": "crud",
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+ "preconditions": [{ "entity": "user", "state": "status", "operator": "equals", "value": "authenticated" }],
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+ "postconditions": [],
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+ "steps": [{ "id": "step:<wfId>:<slug>", "description": "...", "action": "user-action", "componentIds": [], "apiCalls": [], "nextStepIds": [], "branchCondition": null }],
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+ "edges": [{ "fromStepId": "step:...", "toStepId": "step:...", "edgeType": "default" }],
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+ "entryStepIds": ["step:..."],
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+ "componentIds": ["comp:..."]
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "components": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "comp:<kebab>",
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+ "name": "ComponentName",
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+ "filePath": "relative/path.tsx",
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+ "props": [],
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+ "hooks": [],
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+ "guardPatterns": []
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "scenarios": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "sc:<slug>",
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+ "workflowId": "wf:<id>",
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+ "featureId": "feat:<id>",
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+ "name": "Scenario Name",
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+ "description": "What this tests",
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+ "category": "happy-path",
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+ "preconditions": [],
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+ "path": ["step:..."],
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+ "steps": [{ "order": 1, "action": "...", "expectedResult": "..." }],
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+ "expectedOutcome": "...",
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+ "componentIds": [],
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+ "priority": "critical"
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- ## Two-Pass Workflow Generation
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+ ### Subagent Prompt Template
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- **Pass 1: Identify the happy-path linear sequence.**
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- Map the most common user journey through this feature as a sequence of steps.
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+ - The list of files it must read (absolute paths)
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+ - The fragment shape above
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+ - The workflow generation rules (see below)
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+ - The output file path: `.qai/zefiro/map-pieces/<domain-slug>.json`
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+ - Instruction: "Write the output JSON using the Write tool. Do NOT call MCP tools."
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- For each step that has validation, permissions, or business logic decisions, add branching:
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- - Add convergence where branches rejoin the main flow
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+ ### Important Constraints for Subagents
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+ - **No cross-domain references.** Subagents must NOT reference features, components, or workflows from other domains. Cross-linking happens in Step 5.
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+ - **Use relative paths** from the app's src/ directory for all sourceFiles and filePaths.
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+ - **IDs must be globally unique.** Use domain-specific prefixes or suffixes to avoid collisions (e.g., `feat:chat-conversations`, `feat:settings-llm-config`).
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+ ## Step 4: Merge
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+ Once all subagents complete, merge their fragments:
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+ 1. Read all files from `.qai/zefiro/map-pieces/*.json`
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+ 2. Concatenate each array: sections, features, workflows, components, scenarios
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+ 3. Deduplicate components by `id` (shared components may appear in multiple fragments)
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+ 4. Add the envelope: `{ schemaVersion: 3, sections, features, workflows, components, scenarios }`
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+ This step is lightweight — no LLM reasoning needed, just array concatenation.
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+ ## Step 5: Cross-Link Features
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+ This is the final intelligence step. Review all features across domains and add cross-references:
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+ ### 5a. Entry Point Cross-References
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+ For each feature, check if it is reachable from features in OTHER domains. Add `entryPoints` with `sourceFeatureId`:
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+ ```json
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+ "sourceFeatureId": "feat:chat-conversations",
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+ "description": "Chat can generate test cases, linking to Test Cases feature"
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+ ```
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+ Common cross-domain links:
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+ - **Chat → Test Cases**: AI chat generates test cases
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+ - **Feature Map → Chat**: Feature details link to chat for analysis
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+ - **Settings → All**: Settings affect behavior across all features
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+ - **Navigation → All**: Nav/switchers provide entry to every feature
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+ - **Test Cases → Feature Map**: Test cases link to features/workflows they cover
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+ - **Knowledge → Chat**: Knowledge entries are referenced in chat context
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+ ### 5b. Parent/Child Feature Hierarchy
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+ If features span domains but have parent-child relationships, set `parentFeatureId` and `subFeatureIds` across fragments.
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+ ### 5c. Shared Component Reconciliation
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+ Components used by multiple domains (e.g., layout components, toasts) should appear once with their `referencedByWorkflows` array including workflows from all domains.
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+ ### Cross-Link Output
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+ Update the merged payload in-place. The cross-link step should produce a summary:
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+ ```
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+ feat:chat-conversations → feat:test-case-management (button: "Generate test case from chat")
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+ feat:feature-map → feat:chat-conversations (button: "Ask AI about this feature")
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+ feat:settings-jira → feat:test-case-management (integration: "Jira issues linked to test cases")
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+ ```
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+ ## Step 6: Validate & Save
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+ 4. Once approved, call `levante_build_qa_map({ payload, dryRun: false })` to write
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+ ## Workflow Generation (Reference for Subagents)
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+ Each subagent uses this two-pass method when generating workflows:
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+ ### Pass 1: Happy-Path Linear Sequence
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+ Map the most common user journey as a sequence of steps.
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+ ### Pass 2: Conditional Forks & Convergence
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+ - Add edges to different target steps
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+ - Add convergence where branches rejoin
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+ ### Rules
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- { "id": "step:wf-login:fill-form", "description": "User fills email and password", "action": "user-action", "componentIds": ["comp:login-form"], "apiCalls": [], "nextStepIds": ["step:wf-login:submit"] },
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- { "id": "step:wf-login:submit", "description": "User clicks submit", "action": "api-call", "componentIds": [], "apiCalls": ["POST /api/auth/login"], "nextStepIds": ["step:wf-login:check-result"] },
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+ { "id": "step:wf-login:submit", "description": "Click submit", "action": "api-call", "componentIds": [], "apiCalls": ["POST /api/auth/login"], "nextStepIds": ["step:wf-login:check-result"] },
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- { "id": "step:wf-delete:check-confirm", "description": "User confirms or cancels", "action": "conditional", "componentIds": [], "apiCalls": [], "nextStepIds": ["step:wf-delete:execute", "step:wf-delete:cancelled"], "branchCondition": { "entity": "form", "state": "confirmed", "operator": "equals", "value": true } },
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- 2. Workflow types: navigation, crud, multi-step, configuration, search-filter, authentication, notification, integration
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- 3. For forms: always include a step for filling the form and a step for submitting, plus a validation branch
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- 4. For CRUD: create separate workflows for Create, Read/List, Update, Delete
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- 5. Use `guardPatterns` from components as hints for conditional branches
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- 6. Step IDs must follow the pattern: `step:<workflowId>:<kebab-slug>`
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- 7. Link components to steps based on which UI elements are involved
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- 8. Output valid JSON only, no markdown code fences or surrounding text
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Error Recovery
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+
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+ - If a subagent fails, its fragment file won't exist. Re-run just that agent.
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+ - If merge finds duplicate IDs, the fragment that was written last wins. Fix the source fragment and re-merge.
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+ - If validation fails, check the error details usually broken `featureId`/`workflowId` references from the cross-linking step.
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+ - Fragments in `.qai/zefiro/map-pieces/` persist across runs. Delete stale ones before a fresh full scan.
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  // src/scanner/push.ts
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  async function pushToApi(payload, apiUrl, apiKey) {
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- const url = payload.schemaVersion === 3 ? apiUrl.replace("/v2/push", "/v3/push") : apiUrl;
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+ const isV3 = payload.schemaVersion === 3;
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+ const url = isV3 ? apiUrl.replace("/v2/push", "/v3/push") : apiUrl.replace("/v3/push", "/v2/push");
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  const response = await fetch(url, {
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  {
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  "name": "zefiro",
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- "version": "0.4.0",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  "zefiro": "./dist/cli.js",