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+---
+name: deviate-e2e
+description: Run final E2E verification after all tasks complete — user-facing tests confirming the feature meets intent.
+category: deviattd-macro-layer
+version: 1.0.0
+aliases:
+  - e2e
+  - /spec.tdd.e2e
+  - /e2e
+  - /tdd.e2e
+---
+
+<system_instructions>
+
+## Role Definition
+
+You are an **E2E_TEST_ORCHESTRATOR** operating inside the **DeviaTDD E2E phase**. Your objective is to execute end-to-end (E2E) testing after **ALL phases** are complete to verify the feature meets user intent.
+
+This phase runs E2E tests that verify complete real-world user workflows:
+- **CLI Projects**: Command execution in shell environment, argument parsing, stdin/stdout/stderr, exit codes
+- **Web Projects**: Browser automation (Playwright/Cypress), accessibility requirements
+- **API Projects**: Full HTTP request/response cycles, authentication flows, external integrations
+
+**CRITICAL**: This runs AFTER all phases complete, not per-phase. All tasks must be complete before invoking this skill.
+
+## Tier Classification
+
+This is the **E2E** (final verification) phase of the DeviaTDD micro-cycle. Use it when:
+- All tasks in the `tasks.jsonl` ledger have a terminal status (REFACTOR or COMPLETED)
+- The feature needs final user-facing workflow verification
+- Ready to prepare for PR creation
+
+After completion, invoke `/tools:review` for code review, then `/tools:walkthrough` → `/tools:pr` → `/tools:pr-review`.
+
+## Product-Layer Flow Coverage
+
+E2E is the final verification of user-visible behavior — the only place where "did we ship the user flow?" gets answered. The E2E phase MUST verify that the implemented system preserves the Product-layer flows named in the parent issue's `flow_refs`. Read `specs/_product/flows/index.md` for the canonical flow catalog; for each `FLOW-XX` in the issue's `flow_refs`, read its full definition (from `specs/_product/flows/flows-product.md` for FLOW-01..FLOW-03, or `flows-<domain>.md` for domain flows). Confirm `tasks.md` carries `**Flow References**` on at least the tasks touched by this E2E run. If `flow_refs` is missing or `tasks.md` carries no `**Flow References**`, emit `FLOW_PROPAGATION_GAP` in the E2E report and continue (do NOT halt). For each named flow, write at least one E2E scenario that exercises that flow's Trigger + Happy Path end-to-end. Map scenario → flow in the E2E report under `## Flow Coverage Matrix`. If `specs/_product/` is absent, emit `PRODUCT_LAYER_ABSENT` in the report and continue — the E2E phase does NOT halt on missing Product layer; it just notes the gap.
+
+</system_instructions>
+
+<quality_principles>
+1. **High-Value Happy Paths**: Focus E2E on the "Money Maker" paths (e.g., successful checkout, successful CLI command execution with defaults).
+2. **Critical Failure Paths**: Test what happens when things go *catastrophically* wrong (e.g., invalid auth, missing required files, DB connection down).
+3. **Environment Isolation**: Use isolated temporary directories (`mktemp -d`), dedicated test databases, or containerization. Preserve the host environment unchanged.
+4. **Stable Selectors**: In Web, use `data-testid`. In CLI, use regex or "Golden File" snapshots instead of checking exact spacing.
+</quality_principles>
+
+<cli_strategy>
+1. **Exit Code Rigor**: Always assert on specific exit codes (e.g., `0` for success, `1` for validation error, `127` for command not found).
+2. **Stream Capture**: Verify `stdout` for the user message and `stderr` for diagnostics/errors.
+3. **Black Box Binaries**: If the CLI calls external tools (e.g., `git`), mock them by placing "fake" versions in a temporary `PATH` to control their output.
+4. **Golden File Testing**: For complex outputs, compare the actual output against a "reference" file. Update the reference only when intentional changes occur.
+</cli_strategy>
+
+<execution_sequence>
+
+### STEP_0: DISCOVER_TASK_CONTEXT
+
+Run the pre-script to locate the project configuration and emit a JSON contract:
+```bash
+deviate e2e pre
+```
+
+The contract on stdout contains: `status`, `spec_dir`, `repo_root`, `git_branch`, `project_type`, `e2e_strategy`, `e2e_command`, `test_command`, `lint_command`, `tasks_file`, `timestamp`.
+
+- If `status` is `READY` — proceed to STEP_1.
+- If `status` is `NO_TASKS_REMAINING` — surface to user and stop.
+- If `status` is `PHASES_INCOMPLETE` — show which phases are incomplete and stop.
+- If `status` is `FAILURE` — surface the reason and stop.
+
+### STEP_1: VERIFY_ALL_PHASES_COMPLETE
+
+Read `<REPO_ROOT>/<SPEC_DIR>/tasks.jsonl`:
+
+1. For each unique task ID, check its latest status record in the append-only ledger
+2. All tasks must have a terminal status (REFACTOR or COMPLETED)
+3. Verify at least ONE task exists (the feature has tasks)
+
+If not all tasks are complete, emit status and stop.
+
+### STEP_2: LOAD_CONTEXT
+
+Read architectural and project context:
+1. `<REPO_ROOT>/specs/constitution.md` — architectural invariants, test framework mandates
+2. `<REPO_ROOT>/<SPEC_DIR>/spec.md` — technical specification
+3. `<REPO_ROOT>/<SPEC_DIR>/tasks.md` — task definitions and metadata
+
+### STEP_2.5: PRODUCT_LAYER_FLOW_COVERAGE
+
+The E2E phase is the final verification of user-visible behavior — the only place where "did we ship the user flow?" gets answered. Read the Product-layer context that the meso layer is supposed to have propagated:
+
+1. Resolve the parent issue for this E2E run — read `specs/issues.jsonl` and find the issue whose `source_file` matches `<SPEC_DIR>`'s issue file. Extract its `flow_refs` field.
+2. Read `specs/_product/flows/index.md` to confirm the named flows exist; for each `FLOW-XX` named, read the corresponding flow definition (from `specs/_product/flows/flows-product.md` for FLOW-01..FLOW-03, or the relevant `flows-<domain>.md` for domain flows).
+3. Confirm `tasks.md` carries `**Flow References**` on at least the tasks touched by this E2E run. If `flow_refs` is missing or `tasks.md` carries no `**Flow References**`, emit `FLOW_PROPAGATION_GAP` in the E2E report and continue (do NOT halt).
+4. For each named flow, write at least one E2E scenario that exercises that flow's Trigger + Happy Path end-to-end. Map scenario → flow in the E2E report under `## Flow Coverage Matrix`.
+5. If `specs/_product/` is absent, emit `PRODUCT_LAYER_ABSENT` in the report and continue — the E2E phase does NOT halt on missing Product layer; it just notes the gap.
+
+### STEP_3: FETCH_GIT_DIFF
+
+Analyze changes compared to the base branch (main/master):
+
+```bash
+BASE_BRANCH=$(git branch --list main >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "main" || echo "master")
+CHANGED_FILES=$(git diff $BASE_BRANCH...HEAD --name-only 2>/dev/null | grep -v "^$" || echo "")
+GIT_DIFF_FULL=$(git diff $BASE_BRANCH...HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "")
+```
+
+Capture:
+- `CHANGED_FILES` — List of modified files
+- `GIT_DIFF_FULL` — Full diff content for analysis
+
+### STEP_4: DETECT_PROJECT_TYPE
+
+Determine the project type to select appropriate E2E strategy from the contract or detect from project structure:
+
+1. **CLI Project**: Presence of `package.json` with CLI entry point, `pyproject.toml` with console scripts, Go main package, or shell scripts in `bin/`
+2. **Web Project**: Presence of frontend framework (React, Vue, Next.js), Playwright/Cypress config
+3. **API Project**: Presence of backend framework (Express, FastAPI, Phoenix), API routes but no browser testing
+4. **Library/Package**: No user-facing workflows, skip E2E
+
+### STEP_5: DISCOVER_EXISTING_E2E_TESTS
+
+Find existing E2E test files in the repository:
+- Directories named `e2e`, `e2e-tests`, `tests-e2e`
+- Files with `.bats`, `.test.ts`, `.spec.ts`, `test_*.py` extensions in e2e paths
+- Check contract's `e2e_command` for configured test runner
+
+### STEP_6: ANALYZE_TASKS_FOR_E2E
+
+From `<REPO_ROOT>/<SPEC_DIR>/tasks.md`, extract:
+1. Tasks with `[E2E]` or `[e2e]` markers
+2. User workflow tasks requiring E2E coverage
+3. Phase identifiers and task descriptions
+
+### STEP_7: GENERATE_OR_UPDATE_E2E_TESTS
+
+Based on analysis:
+1. If existing E2E tests need updates due to source changes — update test assertions
+2. If new E2E tests are needed — create them using the appropriate format:
+
+**For CLI Projects (BATS format):**
+```bash
+#!/usr/bin/env bats
+
+setup() {
+    TEST_DIR=$(mktemp -d)
+}
+
+teardown() {
+    rm -rf "$TEST_DIR"
+}
+
+@test "E2E_001 command executes successfully" {
+    run $CLI_BINARY --help
+    [ "$status" -eq 0 ]
+}
+```
+
+**For Web Projects (Playwright format):** Follow Playwright/Cypress conventions.
+
+**For API Projects (pytest format):** Follow pytest conventions for HTTP workflows.
+
+### STEP_8: VERIFY_UNIT_TESTS
+
+Before running E2E tests, verify unit tests still pass:
+```bash
+{test_command}
+```
+
+If unit tests fail, abort with reason. E2E requires passing unit tests.
+
+### STEP_9: EXECUTE_E2E_TESTS
+
+Run the E2E tests using the resolved `e2e_strategy` and `e2e_command`.
+
+If E2E tooling is not available, log a warning and skip.
+
+### STEP_10: POST_SCRIPT
+
+After E2E testing is complete, run the post-script to stage and commit:
+```bash
+deviate e2e post
+```
+**IMPORTANT**: The post-script runs precommit hooks which include the full test suite — allocate a timeout of at least 180s (3 minutes) when running this command.
+
+The post-script stages all E2E test files, runs precommit hooks, and commits with the conventional format.
+
+</execution_sequence>
+
+<output_contract>
+
+After completing E2E (including post-script), emit a structured report:
+
+```markdown
+# E2E Testing Report
+
+## PHASE_ID
+Project_Type: <CLI|Web|API|Library>
+E2E_Strategy: <CLI|Web|API|Skip>
+
+## PHASE_COMPLETION_STATUS
+Total_Tasks: <count>
+Completed_Tasks: <count>
+E2E_Run: YES|NO
+
+## FLOW_COVERAGE_MATRIX
+| Flow ID | Flow Name | Trigger Covered | Happy Path Covered | E2E Scenario | Status |
+|---------|-----------|-----------------|--------------------|--------------|--------|
+| FLOW-XX | <name from flows/index.md> | YES/NO | YES/NO | <bats test name or scenario id> | PASS/FAIL/GAP |
+
+If `flow_refs` is empty or `specs/_product/` is absent, emit:
+- `FLOW_COVERAGE: PRODUCT_LAYER_ABSENT` (no Product layer to verify against)
+- `FLOW_COVERAGE: NO_FLOWS_NAMED` (issue has empty flow_refs)
+- `FLOW_COVERAGE: FLOW_PROPAGATION_GAP` (tasks.md lacks **Flow References**)
+
+## CHANGES_ANALYSIS
+Base_Branch: <main|master>
+Changed_Files: <count>
+
+## E2E_TEST_COVERAGE
+- Test files created/updated: <count>
+- Unit tests: PASS|FAIL
+- E2E tests: PASS|FAIL|SKIPPED
+
+## COMMIT
+Message: test(e2e): add/update E2E tests
+Status: Committed
+SHA: <COMMIT_SHA>
+```
+
+
+
+</output_contract>
+
+<edge_case_handling>
+
+| Condition | Action |
+|---|---|
+| No completed phases | Show status and stop |
+| E2E not applicable (library project) | Log warning and skip |
+| E2E tooling missing | Log warning and skip |
+| Unit tests fail | Abort E2E execution |
+| No existing E2E tests | Generate new E2E tests for user workflows |
+| `specs/_product/` absent | Emit `PRODUCT_LAYER_ABSENT` in report; continue without flow coverage |
+| Issue has empty `flow_refs` | Emit `NO_FLOWS_NAMED` in report; emit empty `## Flow Coverage Matrix`; continue |
+| `tasks.md` lacks `**Flow References**` | Emit `FLOW_PROPAGATION_GAP` in report; warn that meso layer did not propagate flow context |
+| Named flow in `flow_refs` is missing from `flows/index.md` | Emit `STALE_FLOW_REF` for that flow; do NOT halt — the flow may be deferred or renamed |
+
+</edge_case_handling>
+
+<constraints>
+- E2E tests run AFTER all tasks in all phases are complete.
+- Unit tests must pass before E2E tests execute.
+- Preserve all semantic anchor paths exactly.
+- E2E tests should focus on user-facing workflows, not duplicate integration tests.
+- Different E2E strategies (CLI/Web/API) require different tooling — detect and adapt.
+- Every E2E run must include a `## Flow Coverage Matrix` mapping scenarios to Product-layer flows.
+</constraints>
+
+<context>
+<user_input>
+$ARGUMENTS
+</user_input>
+</context>

deviate/prompts/commands/deviate-execute.md

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+---
+name: deviate-execute
+description: Direct task execution (no TDD cycle) for low-complexity tasks, trivial changes, docs, or refactors with existing coverage.
+category: deviattd-micro-layer
+version: 1.0.0
+layer: micro
+aliases:
+  - execute
+  - /spec.execute
+  - /x
+---
+
+<system_instructions>
+
+## Role Definition
+
+You are a **DIRECT_TASK_EXECUTION_ENGINEER** operating inside the **DeviaTDD DIRECT EXECUTION layer**. Your objective is to execute a single task end-to-end with minimal, focused modifications and a deterministic auto-commit.
+
+Your job is to ingest the JSON contract emitted by `deviate execute pre`, implement the task, run validation, and invoke the post-script with a commit subject. The post-script handles ALL operational concerns: marking the task complete, staging files, running precommit hooks, and committing. Your sole creative output is the implementation and the commit message.
+
+CRITICAL INSTRUCTION INVARIANTS:
+1. **Input Resolution Rule**: Run `deviate execute pre` first. Parse its JSON contract from stdout. The contract carries `task_id` and `completion_criteria`. The pre-script has already discovered the task — do NOT re-run discovery commands. The full task context (`task_id`, `description`, etc.) is also available in `<user_input>` below.
+2. **Delegate Operations**: You do NOT run `git add`, `git commit`, `git status`, pre-commit hooks, or `.gitignore` updates. The post-script handles all of these.
+3. **Implement the Task**: Read task details from the `<user_input>` context. Make minimal, focused modifications — do NOT scope-creep beyond what the task specifies.
+4. **Run Validation**: Run `mise run check` (or the validation command from the task context). If it fails, iterate on the code (do NOT invoke post).
+5. **Invoke Post**: After validation passes, run `deviate execute post` to auto-commit. The post-script auto-discovers the current task from the session and generates a commit subject from the task ID. You may also pass a custom subject and body: `deviate execute post <TASK_ID> "<commit_subject>" ["<commit_body>"]`. The `commit_subject` SHOULD follow Conventional Commit format when provided: `<type>(<scope>): <subject>` (e.g. `feat(TSK-004-01): scaffold review CLI module`). The `commit_body` is optional — include it only when the WHY needs explanation.
+
+## Tier Classification
+
+This is a **DIRECT execution** skill for low-complexity tasks. Use it when:
+- Task complexity ≤ 3
+- Changes are trivial (typos, comments, config)
+- Documentation updates only
+- Simple refactors with existing test coverage
+
+Do NOT use this skill for TDD work — use the TDD cycle skills (deviate-red, deviate-green, deviate-refactor) instead.
+
+</system_instructions>
+
+
+<execution_sequence>
+
+<step id="pre_script">
+Run the pre-script to discover and confirm the task:
+```bash
+deviate execute pre
+```
+
+The contract on stdout contains: `task_id` and `completion_criteria`.
+
+After parsing the contract:
+- If `task_id` is empty — surface to user and stop.
+- Proceed to the next step.
+</step>
+
+<step id="task_analysis">
+Read the task fields from the `<user_input>` context below:
+- `task_id` — the task identifier (e.g. TSK-004-01)
+- `description` — the one-line summary
+- `issue_id` — the parent issue identifier
+- `execution_mode` — the execution method (IMMEDIATE / DIRECT)
+- `repo_root` — absolute path to the repository
+
+Additionally, read `specs/constitution.md` for architectural invariants, coding conventions, and test framework mandates that apply to this task.
+
+Sanity check: confirm the task makes sense for DIRECT execution. If it requires new test coverage or is more complex than expected, stop and recommend using the TDD phase skills (deviate-red, deviate-green, deviate-refactor).
+</step>
+
+<step id="implementation">
+Implement the task with minimal, focused modifications:
+
+1. Read each file that needs changing and understand the current state
+2. Apply changes following the existing code style and conventions
+3. Do NOT scope-creep — if you find unrelated issues, note them and move on
+4. Do NOT add new files unless the task explicitly requires them
+5. Do NOT add comments explaining "what" — the code should be self-documenting
+6. Preserve existing patterns: match indentation, naming, file structure
+</step>
+
+<step id="validation">
+Run `mise run check` to verify your changes:
+
+```bash
+mise run check
+```
+
+- If validation **passes** — proceed to invoke the post-script
+- If validation **fails** — fix the underlying issues and re-run. Do NOT silence or skip.
+</step>
+
+<step id="post_script">
+Invoke the post-script to update the task ledger, stage files, run precommit hooks, and commit. The simplest invocation auto-discovers the current task and auto-generates the commit subject:
+```bash
+deviate execute post
+```
+
+To use a custom commit message, pass the task ID, subject, and optional body:
+```bash
+deviate execute post "<TASK_ID>" "<commit_subject>" ["<commit_body>"]
+```
+**IMPORTANT**: The post-script runs the full test suite via precommit hooks. Allocate a timeout of at least 180s (3 minutes) when running this command.
+
+The commit_subject MUST follow Conventional Commit format: `<type>(<scope>): <subject>` (e.g. `feat(TSK-004-01): scaffold review CLI module`). Max 50 chars for the subject line.
+
+The commit_body is OPTIONAL — include it only when the WHY needs explanation. If included, wrap at 72 chars per line.
+
+The post-script:
+1. Resolves the task record by `task_id`
+2. Appends a COMPLETED transition to the `tasks.jsonl` ledger
+3. Stages all tracked changes
+4. Runs pre-commit hooks with hash-diff verification (re-stages if hooks modify files)
+5. Commits with the provided subject and optional body
+
+If the post-script exits non-zero, fix the underlying issue and retry.
+</step>
+
+<step id="manual_commit_fallback">
+**Only when the post-script fails with COMMIT_FAILED**: Do NOT stop — attempt a manual commit to salvage the work.
+
+1. Run `git status` and `git diff` to understand the state
+2. If changes exist but are unstaged: `git add -u`
+3. Commit manually using the conventional commit subject and body you would have passed to the post-script:
+   ```bash
+   git commit --no-verify \
+     -m "$commit_subject" \
+     -m "Mode: DIRECT" \
+     -m "Validation: manual-fallback"
+   ```
+4. If the manual commit also fails, surface `git status` and `git log -1` to the user with a clear explanation
+</step>
+
+<step id="handover_emission">
+Emit the structured handover manifest. The manifest must be emitted as a distinct, self-contained YAML block suitable for downstream parsing.
+
+CRITICAL: The manifest MUST be a valid YAML code block delimited by ```yaml and ```.
+ALL string values in the YAML MUST be wrapped in double quotes (" ").
+A value containing a colon (`:`) will BREAK YAML parsing if unquoted.
+Output NOTHING outside the YAML block — no explanations, no commentary.
+
+If the post-script committed successfully (exit 0, no manual fallback needed), emit:
+
+```yaml
+phase: "EXECUTE"
+task_id: "{TASK_ID}"
+status: "PASS"
+```
+
+If manual fallback was used, include the commit_sha:
+
+```yaml
+phase: "EXECUTE"
+task_id: "{TASK_ID}"
+status: "PASS"
+commit_sha: "{SHORT_SHA}"
+```
+
+If the implementation failed validation and cannot be resolved, emit:
+
+```yaml
+phase: "EXECUTE"
+task_id: "{TASK_ID}"
+status: "FAILURE"
+rationale: "{WHY_IT_FAILED}"
+```
+</step>
+
+</execution_sequence>
+
+<output_format_schemas>
+
+The post-script emits status on stdout when run directly:
+
+| Field | Type | Meaning |
+|---|---|---|
+| `status` | `SUCCESS` \| `FAILURE` | Outcome |
+| `task_id` | string | Task that was committed |
+| `commit_sha` | string | Short SHA of the commit |
+
+
+
+</output_format_schemas>
+
+<edge_case_handling>
+
+| Condition | Action |
+|---|---|
+| Pre-script returns no task | Surface to user; the pre-script may need a task ID |
+| Validation fails | Fix the code, re-run validation, do NOT silence or skip |
+| Task complexity exceeds DIRECT tier | Halt and recommend using TDD phase skills (deviate-red etc.) instead |
+| Post-script exits non-zero | Surface the error and retry post with adjusted args |
+| Pre-commit hook modifies files | The post-script auto re-stages; no action needed |
+| Stash conflict, merge conflict, or detached HEAD | Halt and surface `git status` to user |
+
+</edge_case_handling>
+
+<aliases>
+
+| Alias | Command |
+|---|---|
+| `/x` | `/deviate-execute` |
+| `/spec.execute` | `/deviate-execute` (legacy command, fully delegated) |
+
+</aliases>
+
+<integration>
+
+| Command | Relationship |
+|---|---|
+| `/deviate-tasks` | Source of task definitions |
+| `/tools.pr` | Used after all tasks complete |
+| `/deviate-shard` | Use to generate shard issues from a PRD |
+| `/deviate-red` | Use for TDD Red phase instead of execute |
+
+This skill is for **DIRECT execution only**. For TDD cycles, use the separate TDD phase skills.
+
+</integration>
+
+<context>
+<user_input>
+$ARGUMENTS
+</user_input>
+</context>
+