- Introduced architecture document template for Phase 4, including structure and individual ADR records.
- Added epics & stories template for Phase 5, detailing epic breakdown and dependencies.
- Created product brief template for Phase 2, summarizing product vision, problem statement, and target users.
- Developed requirements PRD template for Phase 3, outlining functional and non-functional requirements with traceability.
- Implemented spec command for project spec management with subcommands for loading, listing, rebuilding, and initializing specs.
- Added `findAllCoreMemoryDatabases` function to recursively locate core-memory databases in nested project structures.
- Updated `listAllProjects` to utilize the new recursive function for improved project listing.
- Enhanced `getMemoriesFromProject` and `findMemoryAcrossProjects` to support nested project structures.
feat: Introduce spec context injection in hooks configuration
- Added a new hook configuration for "Spec Context Injection" to load project specs based on prompt keywords.
chore: Add gray-matter dependency for YAML frontmatter parsing
- Included `gray-matter` package in `package.json` for parsing YAML frontmatter in markdown files.
feat: Create Spec Index Builder tool for managing project specs
- Implemented `spec-index-builder.ts` to scan markdown files, extract YAML frontmatter, and generate index cache files for different spec dimensions.
feat: Develop Spec Init tool for initializing spec directories and seed documents
- Created `spec-init.ts` to set up the directory structure and seed documents for the spec system.
feat: Build Spec Keyword Extractor for keyword extraction from prompts
- Added `spec-keyword-extractor.ts` to extract keywords from user prompts, supporting both English and Chinese text.
feat: Implement Spec Loader for loading and filtering specs based on keywords
- Developed `spec-loader.ts` to handle loading of specs, filtering by read mode and keyword matches, and formatting output for CLI or hooks.
- Add Post-Completion implementation in analyze-with-file Phase 4: write
handoff-lite-plan.json and call Skill with --from-analysis flag
- Add --from-analysis parsing in SKILL.md router (Step 0) to inject
analysisHandoff into workflowPreferences
- Reconstruct exploration context in lite-plan Phase 1 from upstream
analysis artifacts, skipping redundant exploration and clarification
- Tighten Low complexity criteria to truly trivial changes only
- Expand agent trigger: analysisHandoff or multi-angle exploration
forces cli-lite-planning-agent regardless of complexity
Add a new session sync command that updates both project-guidelines.json
and project-tech.json from session context in one shot. Replace inline
Step 6 (Update Development Index) in lite-execute with sync call, and
add auto-sync to Post-Completion Expansion across 6 execution commands.
Simplify session/complete by replacing Phase 4+5 with single sync call.
- Implemented exportSettings and importSettings APIs for CLI settings.
- Added hooks useExportSettings and useImportSettings for managing export/import operations in the frontend.
- Updated SettingsPage to include buttons for exporting and importing CLI settings.
- Enhanced backend to handle export and import requests, including validation and conflict resolution.
- Introduced new data structures for exported settings and import options.
- Updated localization files to support new export/import features.
- Refactored CLI tool configurations to remove hardcoded model defaults, allowing dynamic model retrieval.
Insert interactive requirement discussion stage between Discovery and
Product Brief to address missing requirement depth analysis. Phase 1.5
uses Gemini CLI for gap analysis, supports multi-round interactive
discussion (max 5 rounds), and outputs refined-requirements.json as
high-quality input for downstream phases. Compatible with -y auto mode.
Roadmap-driven development team skill with coordinator/planner/executor/verifier
roles. Features action-planning-agent integration (IMPL-*.json task format),
convergence criteria verification, pause/resume support, and wave-based execution.
Implement 5 interconnected memorycore enhancements:
1. Tags backend: add tags TEXT column to memories table with migration,
JSON array storage, full CRUD support via upsertMemory/getMemory/getMemories
2. LLM auto-tag extraction: extend extraction prompt to produce tags,
parse and validate in pipeline, create CMEM from extraction results
3. Session summary API: expose rollout_summary via new REST endpoints
GET /api/core-memory/sessions/summaries and sessions/:id/summary
4. Hook injection: increase SESSION_START_LIMIT to 1500, add Component 5
(Recent Sessions) to UnifiedContextBuilder with 300-char budget
5. Tag filtering: add getMemoriesByTags() with json_each() for safe
SQL matching, wire through MCP tool, CLI --tags flag, REST ?tags= param
6. Solidify compress mode: add --type compress to solidify.md with
getRecentMemories(), archiveMemories(), buildCompressionMetadata()
Security fixes: safeParseTags() for corrupt DB data, json_each() instead
of LIKE injection, ESCAPE clause for searchSessionsByKeyword, singleton
store in unified-context-builder.
Previously, parallel tasks assigned to the same role (e.g., multiple
EXPLORE-* tasks with owner: 'explorer') executed serially because only
one agent instance existed per role name. This adds conditional parallel
agent spawning with instance-specific names (explorer-1, explorer-2) and
--agent-name arg for role task discovery filtering.
Affected skills: team-ultra-analyze, team-quality-assurance,
team-brainstorm, team-issue. Single-task modes preserve backward
compatibility with original agent names.
- Implemented `explorer` role for parallel codebase exploration using `cli-explore-agent`.
- Created `explore.md` command documentation detailing exploration strategy and execution steps.
- Established `synthesizer` role for integrating insights from explorations, analyses, and discussions.
- Developed `synthesize.md` command documentation outlining synthesis strategy and output format.
- Configured team settings in `team-config.json` to support new roles and pipeline modes.
- Added regression test for CodexLens bootstrap fallback to ensure robustness in error handling.
- Introduced a comprehensive template for generating epics and stories, including an index and individual epic files.
- Created a product brief template to outline product vision, problem statements, and target users.
- Developed a requirements PRD template to structure functional and non-functional requirements, including traceability and prioritization.
- Implemented ast-grep processors for JavaScript and TypeScript to extract relationships such as imports and inheritance.
- Added corresponding patterns for JavaScript and TypeScript to support relationship extraction.
- Established comparison tests to validate the accuracy of relationship extraction between tree-sitter and ast-grep methods.
- Implemented CcwLitellmStatus component to display installation status and provide install/uninstall actions.
- Integrated hooks for managing installation and uninstallation processes.
- Added package discovery utility to locate local Python packages with environment variable and configuration support.
- Enhanced diagnostics with detailed search results for package paths.
Issues are stored solely in .workflow/issues/issues.jsonl via ccw issue create.
Wave/dependency info embedded in issue tags (wave-N) and extended_context.notes.
Session directory now only contains roadmap.md, strategy-assessment.json, and
optional exploration-codebase.json. team-planex consumes issues directly by ID.
- Removed obsolete ccw-test command file.
- Updated ccw command to include new team workflows and collaborative planning features.
- Enhanced review-cycle skill with unified auto mode detection for streamlined user experience.
- Improved team-quality-assurance monitoring command to utilize consistent auto mode detection.
- Standardized auto mode detection across workflow-execute and workflow-multi-cli-plan skills.
- Introduced cycle workflows for integration testing and refactoring with self-iterating capabilities.
- Added detailed usage examples for new team workflows and collaborative planning commands.
- Updated QueueCard tests to use getAllByText for better resilience against multiple occurrences.
- Modified useCodexLens tests to check for error existence instead of specific message.
- Added mock for ResizeObserver in test setup to support components using it.
- Introduced integration tests for appStore and hooks interactions, covering locale and theme flows.
- Created layout-utils tests to validate pane manipulation functions.
- Added queryKeys tests to ensure correct key generation for workspace queries.
- Implemented utils tests for class name merging and memory metadata parsing.
- Remove Phase 5 (parallel role document update agents) - role analyses are now immutable
- Merge Phase 6/6.5 into single Spec Agent that sequentially generates all feature specs, feature-index.json, and synthesis-changelog.md
- Add conditional Review Agent triggered by complexity score (>= 4/8)
- Reduce agent calls from (N_roles + N_features) to 1 Spec + 0~1 Review
- Reduce total context from ~50K+ to ~15-20K words
- Add 4 design principles: immutable role outputs, spec as final artifact, single agent sequential generation, on-demand review
Resolve task execution order disruption after pause/resume by adding
9-step resume flow: audit TaskList, reconcile session vs TaskList state,
rebuild dependency chains, create missing tasks via TASK_METADATA lookup,
and kick first actionable worker to break resume deadlock.
Also add Phase 1.5 Resume Artifact Check to worker Task Lifecycle in
SKILL.md to prevent duplicate artifact generation on resumed tasks.
- Added `planex-executor` role for loading solutions, implementing code, running tests, and committing changes.
- Introduced `planex-planner` role for requirement analysis, issue creation, solution design, and queue orchestration.
- Developed `codex-planex` orchestrator to manage planner and executor interactions, enabling deep interaction and parallel execution.
- Enhanced execution processes with structured JSON outputs for both roles, ensuring compliance with project guidelines.
- Implemented error handling and lifecycle management for robust execution flow.
- Created a new orchestrator template for Codex skill design, detailing structure and execution phases.
- Introduced the executor role with responsibilities for task execution, including routing to backends and handling implementation.
- Added the planner role for requirement breakdown, issue creation, and task dispatching, ensuring a structured planning process.
- Introduced CLI options for using AST grep parsers and enabling static graph relationships during indexing.
- Updated configuration management to load new settings for AST parsing and static graph types.
- Enhanced AST grep processor to handle imports with aliases and improve relationship tracking.
- Modified TreeSitter parsers to support synthetic module scopes for better static graph persistence.
- Implemented global relationship updates in the incremental indexer for static graph expansion.
- Added new ArtifactTag and FloatingFileBrowser components to the frontend for improved terminal dashboard functionality.
- Created utility functions for detecting CCW artifacts in terminal output with associated tests.
- Introduced test suite for AstGrepPythonProcessor covering pattern definitions, parsing, and relationship extraction.
- Added comparison tests between tree-sitter and ast-grep for consistency in relationship extraction.
- Implemented tests for ast-grep binding module to verify functionality and availability.
- Ensured tests cover various scenarios including inheritance, function calls, and imports.
- Implemented `planner` role for solution design and task decomposition using issue-plan-agent.
- Introduced `reviewer` role for solution review, technical feasibility validation, and risk assessment.
- Created `integrator` role for queue formation and conflict detection using issue-queue-agent.
- Added `implementer` role for code implementation and test verification via code-developer.
- Defined message types and role boundaries for each role to ensure clear responsibilities.
- Established a team configuration file to manage roles, pipelines, and collaboration patterns for the issue processing pipeline.