Refactor orchestrator logic and enhance problem taxonomy

- Updated orchestrator decision logic to improve state management and action selection.
- Introduced structured termination checks and action selection criteria.
- Enhanced state update mechanism with sliding window for action history and error tracking.
- Revised problem taxonomy for skill execution issues, consolidating categories and refining detection patterns.
- Improved severity calculation method for issue prioritization.
- Streamlined fix mapping strategies for better clarity and usability.
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Classification of skill execution issues with detection patterns and severity criteria.
## When to Use
## Quick Reference
| Phase | Usage | Section |
|-------|-------|---------|
| All Diagnosis Actions | Issue classification | All sections |
| action-propose-fixes | Strategy selection | Fix Mapping |
| action-generate-report | Severity assessment | Severity Criteria |
| Category | Priority | Detection | Fix Strategy |
|----------|----------|-----------|--------------|
| Authoring Violation | P0 | Intermediate files, state bloat, file relay | eliminate_intermediate, minimize_state |
| Data Flow Disruption | P1 | Scattered state, inconsistent formats | state_centralization, schema_enforcement |
| Agent Coordination | P2 | Fragile chains, no error handling | error_wrapping, result_validation |
| Context Explosion | P3 | Unbounded history, full content passing | sliding_window, path_reference |
| Long-tail Forgetting | P4 | Early constraint loss | constraint_injection, checkpoint_restore |
| Token Consumption | P5 | Verbose prompts, redundant I/O | prompt_compression, lazy_loading |
| Doc Redundancy | P6 | Repeated definitions | consolidate_to_ssot |
| Doc Conflict | P7 | Inconsistent definitions | reconcile_definitions |
---
## Problem Categories
## 0. Authoring Principles Violation (P0)
### 0. Authoring Principles Violation (P0)
**Definition**: 违反 skill 撰写首要准则(简洁高效、去除存储、上下文流转)。
**Root Causes**:
- 不必要的中间文件存储
- State schema 过度膨胀
- 文件中转代替上下文传递
- 重复数据存储
**Definition**: Violates skill authoring principles (simplicity, no intermediate files, context passing).
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| APV-001 | `/Write\([^)]*temp-|intermediate-/` | 中间文件写入 |
| APV-002 | `/Write\([^)]+\)[\s\S]{0,50}Read\([^)]+\)/` | 写后立即读(文件中转) |
| APV-003 | State schema > 15 fields | State 字段过多 |
| APV-004 | `/_history\s*[.=].*push|concat/` | 无限增长数组 |
| APV-005 | `/debug_|_cache|_temp/` in state | 调试/缓存字段残留 |
| APV-006 | Same data in multiple state fields | 重复存储 |
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| APV-001 | `/Write\([^)]*temp-\|intermediate-/` | Intermediate file writes |
| APV-002 | `/Write\([^)]+\)[\s\S]{0,50}Read\([^)]+\)/` | Write-then-read relay |
| APV-003 | State schema > 15 fields | Excessive state fields |
| APV-004 | `/_history\s*[.=].*push\|concat/` | Unbounded array growth |
| APV-005 | `/debug_\|_cache\|_temp/` in state | Debug/cache field residue |
| APV-006 | Same data in multiple fields | Duplicate storage |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: 中间文件 > 5 个,严重违反原则
- **High**: State 字段 > 20 个,或存在文件中转
- **Medium**: 存在调试字段或轻微冗余
- **Low**: 轻微的命名不规范
**Impact**: Critical (>5 intermediate files), High (>20 state fields), Medium (debug fields), Low (naming issues)
---
### 1. Context Explosion (P2)
## 1. Context Explosion (P3)
**Definition**: Excessive token accumulation causing prompt size to grow unbounded.
**Root Causes**:
- Unbounded conversation history
- Full content passing instead of references
- Missing summarization mechanisms
- Agent returning full output instead of path+summary
**Definition**: Unbounded token accumulation causing prompt size growth.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| CTX-001 | `/history\s*[.=].*push\|concat/` | History array growth |
| CTX-002 | `/JSON\.stringify\s*\(\s*state\s*\)/` | Full state serialization |
| CTX-003 | `/Read\([^)]+\)\s*[\+,]/` | Multiple file content concatenation |
| CTX-004 | `/return\s*\{[^}]*content:/` | Agent returning full content |
| CTX-005 | File length > 5000 chars without summarize | Long prompt without compression |
| CTX-005 | File > 5000 chars without summarization | Long prompts |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: Context exceeds model limit (128K tokens)
- **High**: Context > 50K tokens per iteration
- **Medium**: Context grows 10%+ per iteration
- **Low**: Potential for growth but currently manageable
**Impact**: Critical (>128K tokens), High (>50K per iteration), Medium (10%+ growth), Low (manageable)
---
### 2. Long-tail Forgetting (P3)
## 2. Long-tail Forgetting (P4)
**Definition**: Loss of early instructions, constraints, or goals in long execution chains.
**Root Causes**:
- No explicit constraint propagation
- Reliance on implicit context
- Missing checkpoint/restore mechanisms
- State schema without requirements field
**Definition**: Loss of early instructions/constraints in long chains.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| MEM-001 | Later phases missing constraint reference | Constraint not carried forward |
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| MEM-001 | Later phases missing constraint reference | Constraint not forwarded |
| MEM-002 | `/\[TASK\][^[]*(?!\[CONSTRAINTS\])/` | Task without constraints section |
| MEM-003 | Key phases without checkpoint | Missing state preservation |
| MEM-004 | State schema lacks `original_requirements` | No constraint persistence |
| MEM-004 | State lacks `original_requirements` | No constraint persistence |
| MEM-005 | No verification phase | Output not checked against intent |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: Original goal completely lost
- **High**: Key constraints ignored in output
- **Medium**: Some requirements missing
- **Low**: Minor goal drift
**Impact**: Critical (goal lost), High (constraints ignored), Medium (some missing), Low (minor drift)
---
### 3. Data Flow Disruption (P0)
## 3. Data Flow Disruption (P1)
**Definition**: Inconsistent state management causing data loss or corruption.
**Root Causes**:
- Multiple state storage locations
- Inconsistent field naming
- Missing schema validation
- Format transformation without normalization
**Definition**: Inconsistent state management causing data loss/corruption.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| DF-001 | Multiple state file writes | Scattered state storage |
| DF-002 | Same concept, different names | Field naming inconsistency |
| DF-003 | JSON.parse without validation | Missing schema validation |
| DF-004 | Files written but never read | Orphaned outputs |
| DF-005 | Autonomous skill without state-schema | Undefined state structure |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: Data loss or corruption
- **High**: State inconsistency between phases
- **Medium**: Potential for inconsistency
- **Low**: Minor naming inconsistencies
**Impact**: Critical (data loss), High (state inconsistency), Medium (potential inconsistency), Low (naming)
---
### 4. Agent Coordination Failure (P1)
## 4. Agent Coordination Failure (P2)
**Definition**: Fragile agent call patterns causing cascading failures.
**Root Causes**:
- Missing error handling in Task calls
- No result validation
- Inconsistent agent configurations
- Deeply nested agent calls
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| AGT-001 | Task without try-catch | Missing error handling |
| AGT-002 | Result used without validation | No return value check |
| AGT-003 | > 3 different agent types | Agent type proliferation |
| AGT-003 | >3 different agent types | Agent type proliferation |
| AGT-004 | Nested Task in prompt | Agent calling agent |
| AGT-005 | Task used but not in allowed-tools | Tool declaration mismatch |
| AGT-006 | Multiple return formats | Inconsistent agent output |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: Workflow crash on agent failure
- **High**: Unpredictable agent behavior
- **Medium**: Occasional coordination issues
- **Low**: Minor inconsistencies
**Impact**: Critical (crash on failure), High (unpredictable behavior), Medium (occasional issues), Low (minor)
---
### 5. Documentation Redundancy (P5)
## 5. Documentation Redundancy (P6)
**Definition**: 同一定义(如 State Schema、映射表、类型定义在多个文件中重复出现导致维护困难和不一致风险。
**Root Causes**:
- 缺乏单一真相来源 (SSOT)
- 复制粘贴代替引用
- 硬编码配置代替集中管理
**Definition**: Same definition (State Schema, mappings, types) repeated across files.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| DOC-RED-001 | 跨文件语义比较 | 找到 State Schema 等核心概念的重复定义 |
| DOC-RED-002 | 代码块 vs 规范表对比 | action 文件中硬编码与 spec 文档的重复 |
| DOC-RED-003 | `/interface\s+(\w+)/` 同名扫描 | 多处定义的 interface/type |
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| DOC-RED-001 | Cross-file semantic comparison | State Schema duplication |
| DOC-RED-002 | Code block vs spec comparison | Hardcoded config duplication |
| DOC-RED-003 | `/interface\s+(\w+)/` same-name scan | Interface/type duplication |
**Impact Levels**:
- **High**: 核心定义State Schema, 映射表)重复
- **Medium**: 类型定义重复
- **Low**: 示例代码重复
**Impact**: High (core definitions), Medium (type definitions), Low (example code)
---
### 6. Token Consumption (P6)
## 6. Token Consumption (P5)
**Definition**: Excessive token usage from verbose prompts, large state objects, or inefficient I/O patterns.
**Root Causes**:
- Long static prompts without compression
- State schema with too many fields
- Full content embedding instead of path references
- Arrays growing unbounded without sliding windows
- Write-then-read file relay patterns
**Definition**: Excessive token usage from verbose prompts, large state, inefficient I/O.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| TKN-001 | File size > 4KB | Verbose prompt files |
| TKN-002 | State fields > 15 | Excessive state schema |
| TKN-003 | `/Read\([^)]+\)\s*[\+,]/` | Full content passing |
| TKN-004 | `/.push\|concat(?!.*\.slice)/` | Unbounded array growth |
| TKN-005 | `/Write\([^)]+\)[\s\S]{0,100}Read\([^)]+\)/` | Write-then-read pattern |
**Impact Levels**:
- **High**: Multiple TKN-003/TKN-004 issues causing significant token waste
- **Medium**: Several verbose files or state bloat
- **Low**: Minor optimization opportunities
**Impact**: High (multiple TKN-003/004), Medium (verbose files), Low (minor optimization)
---
### 7. Documentation Conflict (P7)
## 7. Documentation Conflict (P7)
**Definition**: 同一概念在不同文件中定义不一致,导致行为不可预测和文档误导。
**Root Causes**:
- 定义更新后未同步其他位置
- 实现与文档漂移
- 缺乏一致性校验
**Definition**: Same concept defined inconsistently across files.
**Detection Patterns**:
| Pattern ID | Regex/Check | Description |
|------------|-------------|-------------|
| DOC-CON-001 | 键值一致性校验 | 同一键(如优先级)在不同文件中值不同 |
| DOC-CON-002 | 实现 vs 文档对比 | 硬编码配置与文档对应项不一致 |
| Pattern ID | Check | Description |
|------------|-------|-------------|
| DOC-CON-001 | Key-value consistency check | Same key, different values |
| DOC-CON-002 | Implementation vs docs comparison | Hardcoded vs documented mismatch |
**Impact Levels**:
- **Critical**: 优先级/类别定义冲突
- **High**: 策略映射不一致
- **Medium**: 示例与实际不符
**Impact**: Critical (priority/category conflicts), High (strategy mapping inconsistency), Medium (example mismatch)
---
## Severity Criteria
### Global Severity Matrix
| Severity | Definition | Action Required |
|----------|------------|-----------------|
| **Critical** | Blocks execution or causes data loss | Immediate fix required |
| **High** | Significantly impacts reliability | Should fix before deployment |
| **Medium** | Affects quality or maintainability | Fix in next iteration |
| **Low** | Minor improvement opportunity | Optional fix |
### Severity Calculation
## Severity Calculation
```javascript
function calculateIssueSeverity(issue) {
const weights = {
impact_on_execution: 40, // Does it block workflow?
data_integrity_risk: 30, // Can it cause data loss?
frequency: 20, // How often does it occur?
complexity_to_fix: 10 // How hard to fix?
};
function calculateSeverity(issue) {
const weights = { execution: 40, data_integrity: 30, frequency: 20, complexity: 10 };
let score = 0;
// Impact on execution
if (issue.blocks_execution) score += weights.impact_on_execution;
else if (issue.degrades_execution) score += weights.impact_on_execution * 0.5;
// Data integrity
if (issue.causes_data_loss) score += weights.data_integrity_risk;
else if (issue.causes_inconsistency) score += weights.data_integrity_risk * 0.5;
// Frequency
if (issue.blocks_execution) score += weights.execution;
if (issue.causes_data_loss) score += weights.data_integrity;
if (issue.occurs_every_run) score += weights.frequency;
else if (issue.occurs_sometimes) score += weights.frequency * 0.5;
if (issue.fix_complexity === 'low') score += weights.complexity;
// Complexity (inverse - easier to fix = higher priority)
if (issue.fix_complexity === 'low') score += weights.complexity_to_fix;
else if (issue.fix_complexity === 'medium') score += weights.complexity_to_fix * 0.5;
// Map score to severity
if (score >= 70) return 'critical';
if (score >= 50) return 'high';
if (score >= 30) return 'medium';
@@ -283,36 +181,30 @@ function calculateIssueSeverity(issue) {
## Fix Mapping
| Problem Type | Recommended Strategies | Priority Order |
|--------------|----------------------|----------------|
| **Authoring Principles Violation** | eliminate_intermediate_files, minimize_state, context_passing | 1, 2, 3 |
| Context Explosion | sliding_window, path_reference, context_summarization | 1, 2, 3 |
| Long-tail Forgetting | constraint_injection, state_constraints_field, checkpoint | 1, 2, 3 |
| Data Flow Disruption | state_centralization, schema_enforcement, field_normalization | 1, 2, 3 |
| Agent Coordination | error_wrapping, result_validation, flatten_nesting | 1, 2, 3 |
| **Token Consumption** | prompt_compression, lazy_loading, output_minimization, state_field_reduction | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| **Documentation Redundancy** | consolidate_to_ssot, centralize_mapping_config | 1, 2 |
| **Documentation Conflict** | reconcile_conflicting_definitions | 1 |
| Problem | Strategies (priority order) |
|---------|---------------------------|
| Authoring Violation | eliminate_intermediate_files, minimize_state, context_passing |
| Context Explosion | sliding_window, path_reference, context_summarization |
| Long-tail Forgetting | constraint_injection, state_constraints_field, checkpoint |
| Data Flow Disruption | state_centralization, schema_enforcement, field_normalization |
| Agent Coordination | error_wrapping, result_validation, flatten_nesting |
| Token Consumption | prompt_compression, lazy_loading, output_minimization, state_field_reduction |
| Doc Redundancy | consolidate_to_ssot, centralize_mapping_config |
| Doc Conflict | reconcile_conflicting_definitions |
---
## Cross-Category Dependencies
Some issues may trigger others:
```
Context Explosion ──→ Long-tail Forgetting
(Large context causes important info to be pushed out)
Context Explosion → Long-tail Forgetting
(Large context pushes important info out)
Data Flow Disruption ──→ Agent Coordination Failure
(Inconsistent data causes agents to fail)
Data Flow Disruption → Agent Coordination Failure
(Inconsistent data causes agent failures)
Agent Coordination Failure ──→ Context Explosion
(Failed retries add to context)
Agent Coordination Failure → Context Explosion
(Failed retries add to context)
```
When fixing, address in this order:
1. **P0 Data Flow** - Foundation for other fixes
2. **P1 Agent Coordination** - Stability
3. **P2 Context Explosion** - Efficiency
4. **P3 Long-tail Forgetting** - Quality
**Fix Order**: P1 Data Flow → P2 Agent → P3 Context → P4 Memory