feat(workflow): add project-level state management with intelligent initialization

Implement comprehensive project.json system for tracking project state, completed features, and architecture overview.

## New Features

### 1. /workflow:init Command (NEW)
- Independent project initialization command using cli-explore-agent
- Deep Scan mode analyzes: technology stack, architecture, key components, metrics
- Generates project.json with comprehensive overview field
- Supports --regenerate flag to update analysis while preserving features
- One-time initialization with intelligent project cognition

### 2. Enhanced session:start
- Added Step 0: Check project.json existence before session creation
- Auto-calls /workflow:init if project.json missing
- Separated project-level vs session-level initialization responsibilities

### 3. Enhanced session:complete
- Added Phase 3: Update Project Feature Registry
- Extracts feature metadata from IMPL_PLAN.md
- Records completed sessions as features in project.json
- Includes: title, description, tags, timeline, traceability (archive_path, commit_hash)
- Auto-generates feature IDs and tags from implementation plans

### 4. Enhanced status Command
- Added --project flag for project overview mode
- Displays: technology stack, architecture patterns, key components, metrics
- Shows completed features with full traceability
- Provides query commands for feature exploration

### 5. Enhanced context-gather
- Integrated project.json reading in context-search-agent workflow
- Phase 1: Load project.json overview as foundational context
- Phase 3: Populate context-package.json from project.json
- Prioritizes project.json context for architecture and tech stack
- Avoids redundant project analysis on every planning session

## Data Flow
project.json (init) → context-gather → context-package.json → task-generation
session-complete → project.json (features registry)

## Benefits
- Single source of truth for project state
- Efficient context reuse across sessions
- Complete feature traceability and history
- Consistent architectural baseline for all workflows

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -127,6 +127,158 @@ bash(mv .workflow/WFS-session-name .workflow/.archives/WFS-session-name)
Task(subagent_type="universal-executor", description="Complete session archival", prompt=`...`)
```
### Phase 3: Update Project Feature Registry
**Purpose**: Record completed session as a project feature in `.workflow/project.json`.
**Execution**: After agent successfully completes archival, extract feature information and update project registry.
#### Step 3.1: Check Project State Exists
```bash
bash(test -f .workflow/project.json && echo "EXISTS" || echo "SKIP")
```
**If SKIP**: Output warning and skip Phase 3
```
WARNING: No project.json found. Run /workflow:session:start to initialize.
```
#### Step 3.2: Extract Feature Information (Simple Text Processing)
```bash
# Read archived IMPL_PLAN.md
bash(cat .workflow/.archives/WFS-session-name/IMPL_PLAN.md | head -20)
```
**Data Processing** (No agent needed):
1. Extract feature title: First `#` heading line
2. Extract description: First paragraph after heading (max 200 chars)
3. Get session_id from archive path
4. Get completion timestamp
**Extraction Logic**:
```javascript
// Read IMPL_PLAN.md
const planContent = Read(`${archivePath}/IMPL_PLAN.md`);
// Extract title (first # heading)
const titleMatch = planContent.match(/^#\s+(.+)$/m);
const title = titleMatch ? titleMatch[1].trim() : sessionId.replace('WFS-', '');
// Extract description (first paragraph, max 200 chars)
const descMatch = planContent.match(/^#[^\n]+\n\n([^\n]+)/m);
const description = descMatch ? descMatch[1].substring(0, 200).trim() : '';
// Create feature ID (lowercase slug)
const featureId = title.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, '-').substring(0, 50);
```
#### Step 3.3: Update project.json
```bash
# Read current project state
bash(cat .workflow/project.json)
```
**JSON Update Logic**:
```javascript
// Read existing project.json (created by /workflow:init)
// Note: overview field is managed by /workflow:init, not modified here
const projectMeta = JSON.parse(Read('.workflow/project.json'));
const currentTimestamp = new Date().toISOString();
const currentDate = currentTimestamp.split('T')[0]; // YYYY-MM-DD
// Extract tags from IMPL_PLAN.md (simple keyword extraction)
const tags = extractTags(planContent); // e.g., ["auth", "security"]
// Build feature object with complete metadata
const newFeature = {
id: featureId,
title: title,
description: description,
status: "completed",
tags: tags,
timeline: {
created_at: currentTimestamp,
implemented_at: currentDate,
updated_at: currentTimestamp
},
traceability: {
session_id: sessionId,
archive_path: archivePath, // e.g., ".workflow/.archives/WFS-auth-system"
commit_hash: getLatestCommitHash() || "" // Optional: git rev-parse HEAD
},
docs: [], // Placeholder for future doc links
relations: [] // Placeholder for feature dependencies
};
// Add new feature to array
projectMeta.features.push(newFeature);
// Update statistics
projectMeta.statistics.total_features = projectMeta.features.length;
projectMeta.statistics.total_sessions += 1;
projectMeta.statistics.last_updated = currentTimestamp;
// Write back
Write('.workflow/project.json', JSON.stringify(projectMeta, null, 2));
```
**Helper Functions**:
```javascript
// Extract tags from IMPL_PLAN.md content
function extractTags(planContent) {
const tags = [];
// Look for common keywords
const keywords = {
'auth': /authentication|login|oauth|jwt/i,
'security': /security|encrypt|hash|token/i,
'api': /api|endpoint|rest|graphql/i,
'ui': /component|page|interface|frontend/i,
'database': /database|schema|migration|sql/i,
'test': /test|testing|spec|coverage/i
};
for (const [tag, pattern] of Object.entries(keywords)) {
if (pattern.test(planContent)) {
tags.push(tag);
}
}
return tags.slice(0, 5); // Max 5 tags
}
// Get latest git commit hash (optional)
function getLatestCommitHash() {
try {
const result = Bash({
command: "git rev-parse --short HEAD 2>/dev/null",
description: "Get latest commit hash"
});
return result.trim();
} catch {
return "";
}
}
```
#### Step 3.4: Output Confirmation
```
✓ Feature "${title}" added to project registry
ID: ${featureId}
Session: ${sessionId}
Location: .workflow/project.json
```
**Error Handling**:
- If project.json malformed: Output error, skip update
- If IMPL_PLAN.md missing: Use session_id as title
- If extraction fails: Use minimal defaults
**Phase 3 Total Commands**: 2 bash reads + JSON manipulation
## Archive Query Commands
After archival, you can query the manifest:

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## Overview
Manages workflow sessions with three operation modes: discovery (manual), auto (intelligent), and force-new.
**Dual Responsibility**:
1. **Project-level initialization** (first-time only): Creates `.workflow/project.json` for feature registry
2. **Session-level initialization** (always): Creates session directory structure
## Step 0: Initialize Project State (First-time Only)
**Executed before all modes** - Ensures project-level state file exists by calling `/workflow:init`.
### Check and Initialize
```bash
# Check if project state exists
bash(test -f .workflow/project.json && echo "EXISTS" || echo "NOT_FOUND")
```
**If NOT_FOUND**, delegate to `/workflow:init`:
```javascript
// Call workflow:init for intelligent project analysis
SlashCommand({command: "/workflow:init"});
// Wait for init completion
// project.json will be created with comprehensive project overview
```
**Output**:
- If EXISTS: `PROJECT_STATE: initialized`
- If NOT_FOUND: Calls `/workflow:init` → creates `.workflow/project.json` with full project analysis
**Note**: `/workflow:init` uses cli-explore-agent to build comprehensive project understanding (technology stack, architecture, key components). This step runs once per project. Subsequent executions skip initialization.
## Mode 1: Discovery Mode (Default)
### Usage