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catlog22
39051e5dd3 chore: Release version v3.0.1
### Command Updates
- Remove test-strategist and user-researcher brainstorming roles
- Update to 8 core brainstorming roles for focused efficiency

### Documentation
- Update version badges to v3.0.1
- Add release notes to CHANGELOG.md
- Update version references in README files

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2025-10-01 23:45:35 +08:00
catlog22
b243bca577 docs: Streamline and optimize README files
- Reduced content by 81% while maintaining all essential information
- Improved structure with clearer sections and better navigation
- Added Quick Start guide for immediate usability
- Consolidated redundant sections and removed verbose explanations
- Simplified command reference tables
- Maintained all installation steps, badges, and links
- Ensured consistent structure between English and Chinese versions

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2025-10-01 23:43:14 +08:00
catlog22
247d52bbff docs: Remove test-strategist from brainstorming role lists
Remove test-strategist from documentation as it only has a planning
template but no corresponding brainstorm command implementation.

Current active brainstorming roles (8):
- system-architect
- data-architect
- subject-matter-expert
- product-manager
- product-owner
- scrum-master
- ui-designer
- ux-expert

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2025-10-01 23:36:10 +08:00
catlog22
17e8243d35 refactor: Update brainstorming workflow roles and documentation
Major role restructuring to improve workflow efficiency and clarity:

## New Roles Added (4)
- product-owner: Backlog management and user story definition
- scrum-master: Sprint planning and agile process facilitation
- ux-expert: User experience optimization and usability testing
- subject-matter-expert: Domain expertise and industry standards

## Roles Removed (5)
- business-analyst → functionality split to product-owner and scrum-master
- feature-planner → merged into product-owner responsibilities
- innovation-lead → integrated into subject-matter-expert
- security-expert → integrated into subject-matter-expert
- user-researcher → merged into ux-expert

## Files Updated
### Command Files (.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/)
- Created: product-owner.md, scrum-master.md, ux-expert.md, subject-matter-expert.md
- Deleted: business-analyst.md, feature-planner.md, innovation-lead.md, security-expert.md, user-researcher.md
- Updated: artifacts.md, auto-parallel.md, auto-squeeze.md, synthesis.md

### Planning Templates (.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/)
- Created: product-owner.md, scrum-master.md, ux-expert.md, subject-matter-expert.md
- Archived: Moved 5 deprecated roles to _deprecated/ with migration guide
- Added: _deprecated/README.md with deprecation details and migration paths

### Agent Configurations
- Updated conceptual-planning-agent.md with new role mappings
- Updated action-planning-agent.md with new role references

### Documentation
- Updated README.md brainstorming role tables and descriptions
- Updated README_CN.md with Chinese translations for new roles
- Updated workflow documentation files with new role references

## Breaking Changes
Commands for removed roles are no longer available. Use replacement roles:
- /workflow:brainstorm:business-analyst → use product-owner or scrum-master
- /workflow:brainstorm:feature-planner → use product-owner
- /workflow:brainstorm:innovation-lead → use subject-matter-expert
- /workflow:brainstorm:security-expert → use subject-matter-expert
- /workflow:brainstorm:user-researcher → use ux-expert

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2025-10-01 23:31:10 +08:00
catlog22
35ef08fa9b fix: Rewrite install-remote.sh following PowerShell pattern
Major changes following install-remote.ps1 structure:
- All user messages redirected to stderr (>&2)
- Function return values via stdout only (echo path)
- Simplified download/extract logic without excessive validation
- Clear success/failure messages at each step
- Better error handling with status codes

This ensures output capture works correctly:
- $(download_repository) captures only the file path
- $(extract_repository) captures only the directory path
- All user-facing messages appear on screen via stderr

Fixes the "Extraction failed" issue by ensuring download
actually completes and returns a valid path before extraction.

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2025-10-01 22:46:51 +08:00
catlog22
260eb8283d fix: Improve error handling and diagnostics in install-remote.sh
Enhanced the extract_repository function to properly capture and display
unzip error messages, helping diagnose extraction failures during remote
installation.

Changes:
- Capture unzip output in variable for better error reporting
- Display detailed error messages when extraction fails
- Improve ZIP integrity test error handling

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2025-10-01 22:44:13 +08:00
catlog22
4a75787d31 fix: Improve error handling and diagnostics in install-remote.sh
- Add detailed file verification before extraction
- Check if downloaded file is a valid ZIP archive
- Add file type detection and display
- Better error messages showing actual file status
- Add ZIP integrity testing on extraction failure
- Display temp directory contents on extraction failure

Helps diagnose download/extraction issues by showing:
- File existence and size
- File type (ZIP vs other)
- First bytes of file (for debugging)
- ZIP integrity test results

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2025-10-01 22:37:12 +08:00
catlog22
d6f857ffa8 fix: Display installation mode menu in Install-Claude.sh
- Redirect menu prompts to stderr to prevent capture by command substitution
- Fixes issue where installation options were not visible to user
- Menu now displays correctly: "Global" and "Path" installation modes

Issue: When get_user_choice output was captured by $(command),
the menu display was suppressed because stdout was being captured.

Solution: Output all user-facing prompts to stderr (&2) while
keeping the selected value on stdout for function return.

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2025-10-01 22:31:33 +08:00
catlog22
f3c1061d1e docs: Add comprehensive installation documentation
- Add detailed installation section with both remote and local options
- Document all four installation scripts (ps1/sh for remote/local)
- Add installation scripts overview table
- Clarify platform-specific requirements
- Add verification steps
- Highlight native support without cross-platform dependencies

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2025-10-01 22:27:39 +08:00
catlog22
ef57dd5879 feat: Add native Linux/macOS installation support
- Create Install-Claude.sh for native Bash installation
- Update install-remote.sh to call Install-Claude.sh instead of PowerShell
- Move installation section to top of README files
- Add prominent shell installation instructions for all platforms
- Support true cross-platform installation without PowerShell dependency

Installation methods:
- Windows: PowerShell (install-remote.ps1 + Install-Claude.ps1)
- Linux/macOS: Bash (install-remote.sh + Install-Claude.sh)

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2025-10-01 22:26:23 +08:00
catlog22
afe918d146 feat: Enhanced installer with ASCII art banner and arrow key navigation
Major improvements:
- Add colorful ASCII art banner (CLAUDE/CODE/WORKFLOW in Cyan/Green/Yellow)
- Implement arrow key navigation (↑/↓) for installation mode selection
- Add new Path installation mode (hybrid: local agents/commands/output-styles + global workflows/scripts)
- Fix parameter type conversion error for $success variable
- Improve console capability detection with graceful fallback to numbered menu
- Use single-quoted strings to properly escape $ symbols in ASCII art

Technical enhancements:
- New Get-UserChoiceWithArrows function with keyboard input handling
- New Install-Path function for hybrid installation
- Enhanced Show-Banner with three-section colored ASCII art
- Better error handling and stack trace output

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2025-10-01 17:14:17 +08:00
catlog22
725adeb0c8 docs: update version to v3.0.0 and release notes
Changes:
- Update version badge from v2.1.0-experimental to v3.0.0
- Replace MCP tools release notes with v3.0.0 unified CLI structure
- Highlight breaking changes: deprecated tool-specific commands
- Add reference to migration guide for users upgrading from v2.x

English README:
- Latest Release v3.0.0: unified CLI command structure
- Breaking Changes: /gemini:*, /qwen:*, /codex:* deprecated

Chinese README:
- 最新版本 v3.0.0: 统一 CLI 命令结构
- 破坏性变更: 旧的工具特定命令已弃用

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2025-09-30 22:04:15 +08:00
catlog22
b298588dd5 fix(docs): correct execution strategy for bug fix workflow
Change complex task strategy from "Brainstorm → Planning → Execution"
to "Use /workflow:plan for structured planning and execution"

Rationale:
- Bug fixes and feature additions typically don't need brainstorming
- /workflow:plan is the appropriate entry point for complex tasks
- Brainstorming is reserved for large-scale architectural changes

Updated in both English and Chinese README files.

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2025-09-30 16:46:44 +08:00
catlog22
bb6f55d8db fix(docs): correct command references based on Gemini verification
Removed non-existent commands:
- Remove /context command (deprecated)
- Remove /workflow:plan-deep (doesn't exist)
- Remove /workflow:plan-verify (doesn't exist)
- Remove /workflow:brainstorm:auto (doesn't exist)

Added missing commands:
- Add /workflow:session:complete to session management
- Add /workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel
- Add /workflow:brainstorm:auto-squeeze
- Add new "Workflow Tools (Internal)" section with:
  - /workflow:tools:context-gather
  - /workflow:tools:concept-enhanced
  - /workflow:tools:task-generate
  - /workflow:tools:task-generate-agent
  - /workflow:tools:status
  - /workflow:tools:docs

Fixed command paths:
- Change /workflow:docs to /workflow:tools:docs in examples
- Update workflow lifecycle diagram
- Update development examples

Updated documentation:
- Remove Plan Verification System section
- Update Enhanced Workflow Lifecycle (5 phases instead of 6)
- Update Key Innovations section

All commands now verified against actual implementations.

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2025-09-30 16:41:26 +08:00
catlog22
07eff2d115 docs: translate workflow guide to English and synchronize Chinese version
English README (README.md):
- Translate complete workflow guide from Chinese to English
- Maintain workflow structure and examples
- Update all technical terms to English

Chinese README (README_CN.md):
- Add comprehensive workflow guide
- Include brainstorming, planning, execution, and testing phases
- Add context package and task JSON structure examples
- Include LINUX DO community discussion link

Both versions now have consistent workflow documentation.

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2025-09-30 16:17:41 +08:00
catlog22
1acd33ee19 docs: add comprehensive Chinese workflow guide
- Add detailed workflow explanation (头脑风暴 → 规划 → 执行 → 测试)
- Document brainstorming phase with role commands
- Explain action planning phase with coordinator architecture
- Include context-package.json and task JSON structure examples
- Document execution phase with agent assignment
- Add testing workflow and multi-level test generation
- Include feature development and bug fix workflows
- Add LINUX DO community discussion link

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2025-09-30 16:14:27 +08:00
catlog22
61e7edb8c2 docs: update README for v3.0.0 unified CLI command structure
- Replace separate Gemini/Qwen/Codex command tables with unified CLI commands
- Add comprehensive v2 to v3.0.0 migration guide
- Document --tool flag for selecting specific tools (gemini/qwen/codex)
- Update quick development examples with new command syntax
- Update project structure diagram to reflect new cli/ directory

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2025-09-30 15:58:30 +08:00
catlog22
029f3a3c12 refactor: consolidate CLI commands and templates structure
- Consolidate Gemini, Qwen, and Codex commands into unified CLI commands
- Add new code-analysis mode template
- Update context-gather documentation
- Remove redundant tool-specific command files

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2025-09-30 15:52:26 +08:00
catlog22
76bd4885d3 feat(workflow): enhance session discovery with structured task description format and processing guidelines 2025-09-30 13:57:13 +08:00
catlog22
b7df856374 feat(workflow): add direct execution warning for synthesis command to clarify usage restrictions 2025-09-30 13:51:48 +08:00
catlog22
7775cb3b0a Refactor planning workflow documentation and enhance UI designer role template
- Updated the `/workflow:plan` command description to clarify its orchestration of a 4-phase planning workflow.
- Revised the execution flow and core planning principles for improved clarity and structure.
- Removed the `ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md` file as it is no longer needed in the workflow.
- Enhanced the `concept-enhanced` tool documentation to specify mandatory first steps and output requirements.
- Expanded the `ui-designer` role template to include detailed design workflows, output requirements, and collaboration strategies.
- Introduced new design phases with clear outputs and user approval checkpoints in the UI designer template.
2025-09-30 13:37:37 +08:00
catlog22
04876c80bd feat: Add task-generate-agent and task-generate commands for autonomous task generation and manual task creation
- Implemented task-generate-agent for autonomous task generation using action-planning-agent with discovery and output phases.
- Introduced task-generate command to generate task JSON files and IMPL_PLAN.md from analysis results with automatic artifact detection and integration.
- Enhanced documentation for both commands, detailing execution lifecycle, phases, and output structures.
- Established clear integration points and error handling for improved user experience.
2025-09-30 10:10:34 +08:00
catlog22
3db68ef15e feat(workflow): rename plan-enchanced to concept-enhanced and update usage instructions 2025-09-30 08:55:39 +08:00
catlog22
2fa9d4251e feat(workflow): enhance planning command documentation and execution lifecycle 2025-09-29 23:56:59 +08:00
catlog22
7e4d370d45 Enhance workflows and commands for intelligent tools strategy
- Updated intelligent-tools-strategy.md to include `--skip-git-repo-check` for Codex write access and development commands.
- Improved context gathering and analysis processes in mcp-tool-strategy.md with additional examples and guidelines for file searching.
- Introduced new command concept-enhanced.md for enhanced intelligent analysis with parallel CLI execution and design blueprint generation.
- Added context-gather.md command for intelligent collection of project context based on task descriptions, generating standardized JSON context packages.
2025-09-29 23:30:03 +08:00
catlog22
8b907ac80f feat(workflow): add comprehensive planning, resumption, review, status, and test generation commands
- Implemented `/workflow:plan` for creating detailed implementation plans with task decomposition and context gathering.
- Added `/workflow:resume` for intelligent session resumption with automatic progress analysis.
- Introduced `/workflow:review` for executing the final phase of quality validation and generating review reports.
- Developed `/workflow:status` to provide on-demand views of workflow status and task progress.
- Created `/workflow:test-gen` to generate comprehensive test workflows based on completed implementation tasks, ensuring full test coverage.
2025-09-29 21:22:39 +08:00
catlog22
84f4e47a50 feat: Add comprehensive test generation and evaluation commands
- Introduced `/workflow:test-gen` command to automate test workflow generation based on completed implementation tasks, including detailed lifecycle phases, task decomposition, and agent assignment.
- Implemented `/workflow:concept-eval` command for pre-planning evaluation of concepts, assessing feasibility, risks, and optimization recommendations using strategic and technical analysis tools.
- Added `/workflow:docs` command for generating hierarchical architecture and API documentation, with structured task creation and session management.
- Developed `/workflow:status` command to provide on-demand views of workflow state, supporting multiple formats and validation checks for task integrity and relationships.
2025-09-29 19:27:57 +08:00
catlog22
c7ec9dd040 feat: Refactor and enhance brainstorming workflow commands
- Removed deprecated `gemini-init.md` command and migrated its functionality to a new structure under `.claude/commands/gemini/`.
- Introduced `auto-parallel.md` for parallel brainstorming automation with dynamic role selection and concurrent execution.
- Added `auto-squeeze.md` for sequential command coordination in brainstorming workflows, ensuring structured execution from framework generation to synthesis.
- Updated `plan.md` to improve clarity on project structure analysis and command execution strategies.
- Enhanced error handling and session management across all commands to ensure robustness and user guidance.
- Improved documentation for generated files and command options to facilitate user understanding and usage.
2025-09-29 15:48:42 +08:00
catlog22
99a8c0d685 feat: Add core task merging principle to workflow plan
- Add "Task Merging Over Decomposition" as core principle
- Define concrete decomposition criteria (2500 lines or 6+ files)
- Standardize error messages to English for consistency
- Improve workflow planning efficiency by reducing unnecessary task splits

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2025-09-28 23:26:15 +08:00
catlog22
8d4473d817 refactor: Streamline workflow plan documentation structure
- Move MCP Tools Integration from prominent position to Task JSON Schema section
- Simplify complex command examples by breaking into multiple separate commands
- Remove repository URLs and make MCP integration information more concise
- Improve readability by avoiding complex bash conditionals in examples

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2025-09-28 21:23:01 +08:00
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e616cb402d docs: Add comprehensive MCP Tools configuration sections to both READMEs
## Documentation Enhancements
- **MCP Configuration Sections**: Added dedicated "MCP Tools Configuration" sections in both English and Chinese READMEs
- **Installation Guidance**: Clear step-by-step MCP server installation guides with direct repository links
- **Configuration Resources**: Comprehensive table with installation guides and purposes for each MCP server
- **Benefits Overview**: Detailed explanation of enhanced capabilities when MCP tools are enabled

## User Experience Improvements
- **Optional Enhancement Badging**: Blue "Optional" badges to indicate MCP tools are not required
- **Clear Navigation**: Direct links to GitHub repositories for easy access
- **Pro Tips**: Professional guidance on gradual adoption approach
- **Visual Structure**: Well-organized sections with emojis and clear headings

## Configuration Details
### English README.md
- Added "MCP Tools Configuration (Optional Enhancement)" section
- Quick MCP Setup with two installation options
- Benefits breakdown with specific capability improvements
- Configuration resources table with direct links

### Chinese README_CN.md
- Added "MCP 工具配置 (可选增强)" section
- Translated installation guides and benefits
- Localized professional tips and guidance
- Consistent structure with English version

## Technical Integration
- **Automatic Detection**: CCW automatically detects and uses available MCP tools
- **Fallback Strategy**: Traditional tools used when MCP unavailable
- **IDE Integration**: Simple restart-based activation process
- **No Breaking Changes**: Completely optional enhancement to existing functionality

🔧 Enhanced user onboarding and configuration guidance for MCP tools integration

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2025-09-28 16:52:02 +08:00
catlog22
c64493c01b docs: Add prominent MCP tools badges and experimental release announcements
## Documentation Updates
- **Badge Integration**: Added orange experimental MCP Tools badges to both English and Chinese READMEs
- **Version Updates**: Updated version badges to v2.1.0-experimental
- **Release Announcements**: Added prominent experimental release notifications with:
  - MCP tools integration highlights
  - Exa MCP Server and Code Index MCP mentions
  - Experimental feature warnings
- **Key Innovations**: Added MCP Tools Integration to core innovations list

## Visual Improvements
- Orange "Experimental" badges for clear visual distinction
- Links to Model Context Protocol GitHub organization
- Clear experimental warnings in both languages

## Release Features
- Enhanced codebase analysis through MCP tools
- External API patterns via Exa MCP Server
- Advanced internal code search via Code Index MCP
- Automatic fallback to traditional tools
- Optional installation with backward compatibility

🧪 **Experimental**: MCP integration is currently experimental and optional

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2025-09-28 16:43:40 +08:00
catlog22
a4b32f23b8 feat: Add experimental MCP tools integration for enhanced codebase analysis
## New Features
- **MCP Tools Integration**: Added support for Model Context Protocol tools
  - Exa MCP Server: External API patterns and best practices
  - Code Index MCP: Advanced internal codebase search and indexing
- **Enhanced Workflow Planning**: Updated pre_analysis to include MCP tool steps
- **Documentation Updates**: Added MCP tool setup guides and usage examples

## Changes
### Core Components
- Updated `plan.md` with MCP integration principles and implementation approach guidelines
- Added MCP tool steps in pre_analysis workflow: `mcp_codebase_exploration`, `mcp_external_context`
- Enhanced context accumulation with external best practices lookup

### Documentation
- Added comprehensive MCP tools section in both English and Chinese README
- Updated installation requirements and integration guidelines
- Added GitHub repository links for required MCP servers

### Agent Enhancements
- Updated multiple agents to support MCP tool integration
- Enhanced context gathering capabilities with external pattern analysis

## Technical Details
- MCP tools provide faster analysis through direct codebase indexing
- Automatic fallback to traditional bash/CLI tools when MCP unavailable
- Enhanced pattern recognition and similarity detection capabilities

🧪 **Experimental**: MCP integration is currently experimental and optional

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2025-09-28 16:40:01 +08:00
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075b4d1bbc docs: 删除 v1.3.0 版本发布说明文件 2025-09-28 14:53:41 +08:00
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@@ -23,39 +23,134 @@ You are a pure execution agent specialized in creating actionable implementation
### Input Processing
**What you receive:**
- **Execution Context Package**: Structured context from command layer
- `session_id`: Workflow session identifier (WFS-[topic])
- `session_metadata`: Session configuration and state
- `analysis_results`: Analysis recommendations and task breakdown
- `artifacts_inventory`: Detected brainstorming outputs (synthesis-spec, topic-framework, role analyses)
- `context_package`: Project context and assets
- `mcp_capabilities`: Available MCP tools (code-index, exa-code, exa-web)
- `mcp_analysis`: Optional pre-executed MCP analysis results
**Legacy Support** (backward compatibility):
- **pre_analysis configuration**: Multi-step array format with action, template, method fields
- **Brief actions**: 2-3 word descriptions to expand into comprehensive analysis tasks
- **Control flags**: DEEP_ANALYSIS_REQUIRED, etc.
- **Task requirements**: Direct task description
**What you receive:**
- Task requirements and context
- Control flags from command layer (DEEP_ANALYSIS_REQUIRED, etc.)
- Workflow parameters and constraints
### Execution Flow
### Execution Flow (Two-Phase)
```
1. Parse input requirements and extract control flags
2. Process pre_analysis configuration:
→ Process multi-step array: Sequential analysis steps
Check for analysis marker:
- [MULTI_STEP_ANALYSIS] → Execute sequential analysis steps with specified templates and methods
Expand brief actions into comprehensive analysis tasks
Use analysis results for planning context
3. Assess task complexity (simple/medium/complex)
4. Create staged implementation plan
5. Generate required documentation
6. Update workflow structure
Phase 1: Context Validation & Enhancement (Discovery Results Provided)
1. Receive and validate execution context package
2. Check memory-first rule compliance:
session_metadata: Use provided content (from memory or file)
→ analysis_results: Use provided content (from memory or file)
artifacts_inventory: Use provided list (from memory or scan)
mcp_analysis: Use provided results (optional)
3. Optional MCP enhancement (if not pre-executed):
→ mcp__code-index__find_files() for codebase structure
→ mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa() for best practices
4. Assess task complexity (simple/medium/complex) from analysis
Phase 2: Document Generation (Autonomous Output)
1. Extract task definitions from analysis_results
2. Generate task JSON files with 5-field schema + artifacts
3. Create IMPL_PLAN.md with context analysis and artifact references
4. Generate TODO_LIST.md with proper structure (▸, [ ], [x])
5. Update session state for execution readiness
```
**Pre-Execution Analysis Standards**:
### Context Package Usage
**Standard Context Structure**:
```javascript
{
"session_id": "WFS-auth-system",
"session_metadata": {
"project": "OAuth2 authentication",
"type": "medium",
"current_phase": "PLAN"
},
"analysis_results": {
"tasks": [
{"id": "IMPL-1", "title": "...", "requirements": [...]}
],
"complexity": "medium",
"dependencies": [...]
},
"artifacts_inventory": {
"synthesis_specification": ".workflow/WFS-auth/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md",
"topic_framework": ".workflow/WFS-auth/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md",
"role_analyses": [
".workflow/WFS-auth/.brainstorming/system-architect/analysis.md",
".workflow/WFS-auth/.brainstorming/subject-matter-expert/analysis.md"
]
},
"context_package": {
"assets": [...],
"focus_areas": [...]
},
"mcp_capabilities": {
"code_index": true,
"exa_code": true,
"exa_web": true
},
"mcp_analysis": {
"code_structure": "...",
"external_research": "..."
}
}
```
**Using Context in Task Generation**:
1. **Extract Tasks**: Parse `analysis_results.tasks` array
2. **Map Artifacts**: Use `artifacts_inventory` to add artifact references to task.context
3. **Assess Complexity**: Use `analysis_results.complexity` for document structure decision
4. **Session Paths**: Use `session_id` to construct output paths (.workflow/{session_id}/)
### MCP Integration Guidelines
**Code Index MCP** (`mcp_capabilities.code_index = true`):
```javascript
// Discover relevant files
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*auth*")
// Search for patterns
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(
pattern="authentication|oauth|jwt",
file_pattern="*.{ts,js}"
)
// Get file summary
mcp__code-index__get_file_summary(file_path="src/auth/index.ts")
```
**Exa Code Context** (`mcp_capabilities.exa_code = true`):
```javascript
// Get best practices and examples
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(
query="TypeScript OAuth2 JWT authentication patterns",
tokensNum="dynamic"
)
```
**Integration in flow_control.pre_analysis**:
```json
{
"step": "mcp_codebase_exploration",
"action": "Explore codebase structure",
"command": "mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern=\"[task_patterns]\") && mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern=\"[relevant_patterns]\")",
"output_to": "codebase_structure"
}
```
**Legacy Pre-Execution Analysis** (backward compatibility):
- **Multi-step Pre-Analysis**: Execute comprehensive analysis BEFORE implementation begins
- **Purpose**: Gather context, understand patterns, identify requirements before coding
- **Sequential Processing**: Process each step sequentially, expanding brief actions
- **Example**: "analyze auth" → "Analyze existing authentication patterns, identify current implementation approaches, understand dependency relationships"
- **Template Usage**: Use full template paths with $(cat template_path) for enhanced prompts
- **Method Selection**: Use method specified in each step (gemini/codex/manual/auto-detected)
- **Template Usage**: Use full template paths with $(cat template_path)
- **Method Selection**: gemini/codex/manual/auto-detected
- **CLI Commands**:
- **Gemini**: `bash(~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "$(cat template_path) [expanded_action]")`
- **Codex**: `bash(codex --full-auto exec "$(cat template_path) [expanded_action]" -s danger-full-access)`
- **Gemini**: `bash(~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "$(cat template_path) [action]")`
- **Codex**: `bash(codex --full-auto exec "$(cat template_path) [action]" -s danger-full-access)`
- **Follow Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
### Pre-Execution Analysis
@@ -71,6 +166,7 @@ You are a pure execution agent specialized in creating actionable implementation
4. Use consolidated analysis to inform implementation stages and task breakdown
#### Analysis Dimensions Coverage
- **Exa Research**: Use `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa` for technology stack selection and API patterns
- Architecture patterns and component relationships
- Implementation conventions and coding standards
- Module dependencies and integration points
@@ -87,38 +183,138 @@ Break work into 3-5 logical implementation stages with:
- Dependencies on previous stages
- Estimated complexity and time requirements
### 2. Implementation Plan Creation
Generate `IMPL_PLAN.md` using session context directory paths:
- **Session Context**: Use workflow directory path provided by workflow:execute
- **Stage-Based Format**: Simple, linear tasks
- **Hierarchical Format**: Complex tasks (>5 subtasks or >3 modules)
- **CRITICAL**: Always use session context paths, never assume default locations
### 2. Task JSON Generation (5-Field Schema + Artifacts)
Generate individual `.task/IMPL-*.json` files with:
### 3. Task Decomposition (Complex Projects)
For tasks requiring >5 subtasks or spanning >3 modules:
- Create detailed task breakdown and tracking
- Generate TODO_LIST.md for progress monitoring using provided session context paths
- Use hierarchical structure (max 3 levels)
**Required Fields**:
```json
{
"id": "IMPL-N[.M]",
"title": "Descriptive task name",
"status": "pending",
"meta": {
"type": "feature|bugfix|refactor|test|docs",
"agent": "@code-developer|@code-review-test-agent"
},
"context": {
"requirements": ["from analysis_results"],
"focus_paths": ["src/paths"],
"acceptance": ["measurable criteria"],
"depends_on": ["IMPL-N"],
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification",
"path": "{from artifacts_inventory}",
"priority": "highest"
}
]
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_synthesis_specification",
"commands": ["bash(ls {path} 2>/dev/null)", "Read({path})"],
"output_to": "synthesis_specification",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "mcp_codebase_exploration",
"command": "mcp__code-index__find_files() && mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced()",
"output_to": "codebase_structure"
}
],
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "Implement following synthesis specification",
"modification_points": ["Apply requirements"],
"logic_flow": ["Load spec", "Analyze", "Implement", "Validate"]
},
"target_files": ["file:function:lines"]
}
}
```
### 4. Document Generation
Create workflow documents with proper linking:
- Todo items link to task JSON: `[📋 Details](./.task/IMPL-XXX.json)`
- Completed tasks link to summaries: `[✅ Summary](./.summaries/IMPL-XXX-summary.md)`
- Consistent ID schemes (IMPL-XXX, IMPL-XXX.Y, IMPL-XXX.Y.Z)
**Artifact Mapping**:
- Use `artifacts_inventory` from context package
- Highest priority: synthesis_specification
- Medium priority: topic_framework
- Low priority: role_analyses
### 3. Implementation Plan Creation
Generate `IMPL_PLAN.md` at `.workflow/{session_id}/IMPL_PLAN.md`:
**Structure**:
```markdown
---
identifier: {session_id}
source: "User requirements"
analysis: .workflow/{session_id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
---
# Implementation Plan: {Project Title}
## Summary
{Core requirements and technical approach from analysis_results}
## Context Analysis
- **Project**: {from session_metadata and context_package}
- **Modules**: {from analysis_results}
- **Dependencies**: {from context_package}
- **Patterns**: {from analysis_results}
## Brainstorming Artifacts
{List from artifacts_inventory with priorities}
## Task Breakdown
- **Task Count**: {from analysis_results.tasks.length}
- **Hierarchy**: {Flat/Two-level based on task count}
- **Dependencies**: {from task.depends_on relationships}
## Implementation Plan
- **Execution Strategy**: {Sequential/Parallel}
- **Resource Requirements**: {Tools, dependencies}
- **Success Criteria**: {from analysis_results}
```
### 4. TODO List Generation
Generate `TODO_LIST.md` at `.workflow/{session_id}/TODO_LIST.md`:
**Structure**:
```markdown
# Tasks: {Session Topic}
## Task Progress
**IMPL-001**: [Main Task] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-001.1**: [Subtask] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.1.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-002**: [Simple Task] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-002.json)
## Status Legend
- `▸` = Container task (has subtasks)
- `- [ ]` = Pending leaf task
- `- [x]` = Completed leaf task
```
**Linking Rules**:
- Todo items → task JSON: `[📋](./.task/IMPL-XXX.json)`
- Completed tasks → summaries: `[✅](./.summaries/IMPL-XXX-summary.md)`
- Consistent ID schemes: IMPL-XXX, IMPL-XXX.Y (max 2 levels)
**Format Specifications**: @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
### 5. Complexity Assessment
Automatically determine planning approach:
### 5. Complexity Assessment & Document Structure
Use `analysis_results.complexity` or task count to determine structure:
**Simple Tasks** (<5 tasks):
- Single IMPL_PLAN.md with basic stages
**Simple Tasks** (5 tasks):
- Flat structure: IMPL_PLAN.md + TODO_LIST.md + task JSONs
- No container tasks, all leaf tasks
**Medium Tasks** (5-15 tasks):
- Enhanced IMPL_PLAN.md + TODO_LIST.md
**Medium Tasks** (6-10 tasks):
- Two-level hierarchy: IMPL_PLAN.md + TODO_LIST.md + task JSONs
- Optional container tasks for grouping
**Complex Tasks** (>15 tasks):
- Hierarchical IMPL_PLAN.md + TODO_LIST.md + detailed .task/*.json files
**Complex Tasks** (>10 tasks):
- **Re-scope required**: Maximum 10 tasks hard limit
- If analysis_results contains >10 tasks, consolidate or request re-scoping
## Quality Standards
@@ -141,12 +337,19 @@ Automatically determine planning approach:
## Key Reminders
**ALWAYS:**
- Focus on actionable deliverables
- Ensure each stage can be completed independently
- Include clear testing and validation steps
- Maintain incremental progress throughout
- **Use provided context package**: Extract all information from structured context
- **Respect memory-first rule**: Use provided content (already loaded from memory/file)
- **Follow 5-field schema**: All task JSONs must have id, title, status, meta, context, flow_control
- **Map artifacts**: Use artifacts_inventory to populate task.context.artifacts array
- **Add MCP integration**: Include MCP tool steps in flow_control.pre_analysis when capabilities available
- **Validate task count**: Maximum 10 tasks hard limit, request re-scope if exceeded
- **Use session paths**: Construct all paths using provided session_id
- **Link documents properly**: Use correct linking format (📋 for JSON, ✅ for summaries)
**NEVER:**
- Over-engineer simple tasks
- Create circular dependencies
- Skip quality gates for complex tasks
- Load files directly (use provided context package instead)
- Assume default locations (always use session_id in paths)
- Create circular dependencies in task.depends_on
- Exceed 10 tasks without re-scoping
- Skip artifact integration when artifacts_inventory is provided
- Ignore MCP capabilities when available

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@@ -85,6 +85,12 @@ ELIF context insufficient OR task has flow control marker:
**Rule**: Before referencing modules/components, use `rg` or search to verify existence first.
**MCP Tools Integration**: Use Code Index and Exa for comprehensive development:
- Find existing patterns: `mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="auth.*function")`
- Locate files: `mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="src/**/*.ts")`
- Get API examples: `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(query="React authentication hooks", tokensNum="dynamic")`
- Update after changes: `mcp__code-index__refresh_index()`
**Test-Driven Development**:
- Write tests first (red → green → refactor)
- Focus on core functionality and edge cases

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@@ -159,6 +159,11 @@ if [FAST_MODE]: apply targeted review process
- Missing or unused imports identification
- Circular dependency detection
**MCP Tools Integration**: Use Code Index for comprehensive analysis:
- Pattern discovery: `mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="import.*from", context_lines=2)`
- File verification: `mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="**/*.test.js")`
- Post-review refresh: `mcp__code-index__refresh_index()`
### Performance
- Algorithm complexity (time and space)
- Database query optimization

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@@ -86,17 +86,16 @@ def handle_brainstorm_assignment(prompt):
### Role-Specific Analysis Dimensions
| Role | Primary Dimensions | Focus Areas |
|------|-------------------|--------------|
| system-architect | architecture_patterns, scalability_analysis, integration_points | Technical design and system structure |
| ui-designer | user_flow_patterns, component_reuse, design_system_compliance | UI/UX patterns and consistency |
| business-analyst | process_optimization, cost_analysis, efficiency_metrics, workflow_patterns | Business process and ROI |
| data-architect | data_models, flow_patterns, storage_optimization | Data structure and flow |
| security-expert | vulnerability_assessment, threat_modeling, compliance_check | Security risks and compliance |
| user-researcher | usage_patterns, pain_points, behavior_analysis | User behavior and needs |
| product-manager | feature_alignment, market_fit, competitive_analysis | Product strategy and positioning |
| innovation-lead | emerging_patterns, technology_trends, disruption_potential | Innovation opportunities |
| feature-planner | implementation_complexity, dependency_mapping, risk_assessment | Development planning |
| Role | Primary Dimensions | Focus Areas | Exa Usage |
|------|-------------------|--------------|-----------|
| system-architect | architecture_patterns, scalability_analysis, integration_points | Technical design and system structure | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("microservices patterns")` |
| ui-designer | user_flow_patterns, component_reuse, design_system_compliance | UI/UX patterns and consistency | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("React design system patterns")` |
| data-architect | data_models, flow_patterns, storage_optimization | Data structure and flow | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("database schema patterns")` |
| product-manager | feature_alignment, market_fit, competitive_analysis | Product strategy and positioning | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("product management frameworks")` |
| product-owner | backlog_management, user_stories, acceptance_criteria | Product backlog and prioritization | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("product backlog management patterns")` |
| scrum-master | sprint_planning, team_dynamics, process_optimization | Agile process and collaboration | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("scrum agile methodologies")` |
| ux-expert | usability_optimization, interaction_design, design_systems | User experience and interface | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("UX design patterns")` |
| subject-matter-expert | domain_standards, compliance, best_practices | Domain expertise and standards | `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa("industry best practices standards")` |
### Output Integration
@@ -134,12 +133,12 @@ When called, you receive:
### Role Options Include:
- `system-architect` - Technical architecture, scalability, integration
- `ui-designer` - User experience, interface design, usability
- `ux-expert` - User experience optimization, interaction design, design systems
- `product-manager` - Business value, user needs, market positioning
- `product-owner` - Backlog management, user stories, acceptance criteria
- `scrum-master` - Sprint planning, team dynamics, agile process
- `data-architect` - Data flow, storage, analytics
- `security-expert` - Security implications, threat modeling, compliance
- `user-researcher` - User behavior, pain points, research insights
- `business-analyst` - Process optimization, efficiency, ROI
- `innovation-lead` - Emerging trends, disruptive technologies
- `subject-matter-expert` - Domain expertise, industry standards, compliance
- `test-strategist` - Testing strategy and quality assurance
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@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ You are a versatile execution specialist focused on completing high-quality task
### 1. Context Assessment
**Input Sources**:
- User-provided task description and context
- **MCP Tools Selection**: Choose appropriate tools based on task type (Code Index for codebase, Exa for research)
- Existing documentation and examples
- Project CLAUDE.md standards
- Domain-specific requirements
@@ -90,100 +91,6 @@ ELIF context insufficient OR task has flow control marker:
- Work functions as specified
- Quality standards maintained
2. **Update TODO List**:
- Update TODO_LIST.md in workflow directory provided in session context
- Mark completed tasks with [x] and add summary links
- Update task progress based on JSON files in .task/ directory
- **CRITICAL**: Use session context paths provided by context
**Session Context Usage**:
- Always receive workflow directory path from agent prompt
- Use provided TODO_LIST Location for updates
- Create summaries in provided Summaries Directory
- Update task JSON in provided Task JSON Location
**Project Structure Understanding**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[session-id]/ # (Path provided in session context)
├── workflow-session.json # Session metadata and state (REQUIRED)
├── IMPL_PLAN.md # Planning document (REQUIRED)
├── TODO_LIST.md # Progress tracking document (REQUIRED)
├── .task/ # Task definitions (REQUIRED)
│ ├── IMPL-*.json # Main task definitions
│ └── IMPL-*.*.json # Subtask definitions (created dynamically)
└── .summaries/ # Task completion summaries (created when tasks complete)
├── IMPL-*-summary.md # Main task summaries
└── IMPL-*.*-summary.md # Subtask summaries
```
**Example TODO_LIST.md Update**:
```markdown
# Tasks: Market Analysis Project
## Task Progress
▸ **IMPL-001**: Research market trends → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.json)
- [x] **IMPL-001.1**: Data collection → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.1.json) | [✅](./.summaries/IMPL-001.1-summary.md)
- [ ] **IMPL-001.2**: Analysis report → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.2.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-002**: Create presentation → [📋](./.task/IMPL-002.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-003**: Stakeholder review → [📋](./.task/IMPL-003.json)
## Status Legend
- `` = Container task (has subtasks)
- `- [ ]` = Pending leaf task
- `- [x]` = Completed leaf task
```
3. **Generate Summary** (using session context paths):
- **MANDATORY**: Create summary in provided summaries directory
- Use exact paths from session context (e.g., `.workflow/WFS-[session-id]/.summaries/`)
- Link summary in TODO_LIST.md using relative path
**Enhanced Summary Template** (using naming convention `IMPL-[task-id]-summary.md`):
```markdown
# Task: [Task-ID] [Name]
## Execution Summary
### Deliverables Created
- `[file-path]`: [brief description of content/purpose]
- `[resource-name]`: [brief description of deliverable]
### Key Outputs
- **[Deliverable Name]** (`[location]`): [purpose/content summary]
- **[Analysis/Report]** (`[location]`): [key findings/conclusions]
- **[Resource/Asset]** (`[location]`): [purpose/usage]
## Outputs for Dependent Tasks
### Available Resources
- **[Resource Name]**: Located at `[path]` - [description and usage]
- **[Analysis Results]**: Key findings in `[location]` - [summary of insights]
- **[Documentation]**: Reference material at `[path]` - [content overview]
### Integration Points
- **[Output/Resource]**: Use `[access method]` to leverage `[functionality]`
- **[Analysis/Data]**: Reference `[location]` for `[specific information]`
- **[Process/Workflow]**: Follow `[documented process]` for `[specific outcome]`
### Usage Guidelines
- [Instructions for using key deliverables]
- [Best practices for leveraging outputs]
- [Important considerations for dependent tasks]
## Status: ✅ Complete
```
**Summary Naming Convention**:
- **Main tasks**: `IMPL-[task-id]-summary.md` (e.g., `IMPL-001-summary.md`)
- **Subtasks**: `IMPL-[task-id].[subtask-id]-summary.md` (e.g., `IMPL-001.1-summary.md`)
- **Location**: Always in `.summaries/` directory within session workflow folder
**Auto-Check Workflow Context**:
- Verify session context paths are provided in agent prompt
- If missing, request session context from workflow:execute
- Never assume default paths without explicit session context
### 5. Problem-Solving
**When facing challenges** (max 3 attempts):

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@@ -15,11 +15,15 @@ Coordinate parallel execution of `~/.claude/scripts/update_module_claude.sh` scr
### 1. Analyze Project Structure
```bash
# Step 1: Get module list with depth information
# Step 1: Code Index architecture analysis
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="class|function|interface", file_pattern="**/*.{ts,js,py}")
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="**/*.{md,json,yaml,yml}")
# Step 2: Get module list with depth information
modules=$(Bash(~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh list))
count=$(echo "$modules" | wc -l)
# Step 2: Display project structure
# Step 3: Display project structure
Bash(~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh grouped)
```

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@@ -0,0 +1,201 @@
---
name: analyze
description: Quick codebase analysis using CLI tools (codex/gemini/qwen)
usage: /cli:analyze [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] <analysis-target>
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] analysis target"
examples:
- /cli:analyze "authentication patterns"
- /cli:analyze --tool qwen "API security"
- /cli:analyze --tool codex --enhance "performance bottlenecks"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Glob(*)
---
# CLI Analyze Command (/cli:analyze)
## Purpose
Execute CLI tool analysis on codebase patterns, architecture, or code quality.
**Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
## Execution Flow
1. **Parse tool selection**: Extract `--tool` flag (default: gemini)
2. **If `--enhance` flag present**: Execute `/enhance-prompt "[analysis-target]"` and use enhanced output
3. Parse analysis target (original or enhanced)
4. Detect analysis type (pattern/architecture/security/quality)
5. Build command for selected tool with template
6. Execute analysis
7. Return results
## Core Rules
1. **Tool Selection**: Use `--tool` value or default to gemini
2. **Enhance First (if flagged)**: Execute `/enhance-prompt` before analysis when `--enhance` present
3. **Execute Immediately**: Build and run command without preliminary analysis
4. **Template Selection**: Auto-select template based on keywords
5. **Context Inclusion**: Always include CLAUDE.md in context
6. **Direct Output**: Return tool output directly to user
## Tool Selection
| Tool | Wrapper | Best For | Permissions |
|------|---------|----------|-------------|
| **gemini** (default) | `~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper` | Analysis, exploration, documentation | Read-only |
| **qwen** | `~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper` | Architecture, code generation | Read-only for analyze |
| **codex** | `codex --full-auto exec` | Development analysis, deep inspection | `-s danger-full-access --skip-git-repo-check` |
## Enhancement Integration
**When `--enhance` flag present**:
```bash
# Step 1: Enhance the prompt
SlashCommand(command="/enhance-prompt \"[analysis-target]\"")
# Step 2: Use enhanced output as analysis target
# Enhanced output provides:
# - INTENT: Clear technical goal
# - CONTEXT: Session memory + patterns
# - ACTION: Implementation steps
# - ATTENTION: Critical constraints
```
**Example**:
```bash
# User: /gemini:analyze --enhance "fix auth issues"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "fix auth issues"
# Returns:
# INTENT: Debug authentication failures
# CONTEXT: JWT implementation in src/auth/, known token expiry issue
# ACTION: Analyze token lifecycle → verify refresh flow → check middleware
# ATTENTION: Preserve existing session management
# Step 2: Analyze with enhanced context
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Debug authentication failures (from enhanced: JWT token lifecycle)
TASK: Analyze token lifecycle, refresh flow, and middleware integration
CONTEXT: @{src/auth/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} Session context: known token expiry issue
EXPECTED: Root cause analysis with file references
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/security.txt) | Focus on JWT token handling
"
```
## Analysis Types
| Type | Keywords | Template | Context |
|------|----------|----------|---------|
| **pattern** | pattern, hooks, usage | analysis/pattern.txt | Matched files + CLAUDE.md |
| **architecture** | architecture, structure, design | analysis/architecture.txt | Full codebase + CLAUDE.md |
| **security** | security, vulnerability, auth | analysis/security.txt | Matched files + CLAUDE.md |
| **quality** | quality, test, coverage | analysis/quality.txt | Source + test files + CLAUDE.md |
## Command Templates
### Gemini (Default)
```bash
cd [target-dir] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from user input]
TASK: [specific analysis task]
CONTEXT: @{[file-patterns]} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: [expected output format]
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[category]/[template].txt) | [constraints]
"
```
### Qwen
```bash
cd [target-dir] && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from user input]
TASK: [specific analysis task]
CONTEXT: @{[file-patterns]} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: [expected output format]
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[category]/[template].txt) | [constraints]
"
```
### Codex
```bash
codex -C [target-dir] --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from user input]
TASK: [specific analysis task]
CONTEXT: @{[file-patterns]} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: [expected output format]
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[category]/[template].txt) | [constraints]
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
## Examples
**Pattern Analysis (Gemini - default)**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze authentication patterns
TASK: Identify auth implementation patterns and conventions
CONTEXT: @{**/*auth*} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Pattern summary with file references
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt) | Focus on security
"
```
**Architecture Review (Qwen)**:
```bash
# User: /cli:analyze --tool qwen "component architecture"
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Review component architecture
TASK: Analyze component structure and dependencies
CONTEXT: @{src/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Architecture diagram and integration points
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt) | Focus on modularity
"
```
**Deep Inspection (Codex)**:
```bash
# User: /cli:analyze --tool codex "performance bottlenecks"
codex -C . --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Identify performance bottlenecks
TASK: Deep analysis of performance issues
CONTEXT: @{src/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Performance metrics and optimization recommendations
RULES: Focus on computational complexity and memory usage
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
## File Pattern Logic
**Keyword Matching**:
- "auth" → `@{**/*auth*}`
- "component" → `@{src/components/**/*}`
- "API" → `@{**/api/**/*}`
- "test" → `@{**/*.test.*}`
- Generic → `@{src/**/*}` or `@{**/*}`
## Session Integration
**Detect Active Session**: Check for `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
**If Session Active**:
- Save results to `.workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/analysis-[timestamp].md`
- Include session context in analysis
**If No Session**:
- Return results directly to user
## Output Format
Return Gemini's output directly, which includes:
- File references (file:line format)
- Code snippets
- Pattern analysis
- Recommendations
## Error Handling
- **Missing Template**: Use generic analysis prompt
- **No Context**: Use `@{**/*}` as fallback
- **Command Failure**: Report error and suggest manual command

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---
name: chat
description: Simple CLI interaction command for direct codebase analysis
usage: /cli:chat [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] "inquiry"
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] inquiry"
examples:
- /cli:chat "analyze the authentication flow"
- /cli:chat --tool qwen --enhance "optimize React component"
- /cli:chat --tool codex "review security vulnerabilities"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*)
model: sonnet
---
### 🚀 **Command Overview: `/cli:chat`**
- **Type**: CLI Tool Wrapper for Interactive Analysis
- **Purpose**: Direct interaction with CLI tools for codebase analysis
- **Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
### 📥 **Parameters & Usage**
- **`<inquiry>` (Required)**: Your question or analysis request
- **`--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>` (Optional)**: Select CLI tool (default: gemini)
- **`--enhance` (Optional)**: Enhance inquiry with `/enhance-prompt` before execution
- **`--all-files` (Optional)**: Includes the entire codebase in the analysis context
- **`--save-session` (Optional)**: Saves the interaction to current workflow session directory
- **File References**: Specify files or patterns using `@{path/to/file}` syntax
### 🔄 **Execution Workflow**
`Parse Tool` **->** `Parse Input` **->** `[Optional] Enhance` **->** `Assemble Context` **->** `Construct Prompt` **->** `Execute CLI Tool` **->** `(Optional) Save Session`
### 🛠️ **Tool Selection**
| Tool | Best For | Wrapper |
|------|----------|---------|
| **gemini** (default) | General analysis, exploration | `~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper` |
| **qwen** | Architecture, design patterns | `~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper` |
| **codex** | Development queries, deep analysis | `codex --full-auto exec` |
### 🔄 **Original Execution Workflow**
`Parse Input` **->** `[Optional] Enhance` **->** `Assemble Context` **->** `Construct Prompt` **->** `Execute Gemini CLI` **->** `(Optional) Save Session`
### 🎯 **Enhancement Integration**
**When `--enhance` flag present**:
```bash
# Step 1: Enhance the inquiry
SlashCommand(command="/enhance-prompt \"[inquiry]\"")
# Step 2: Use enhanced output for chat
# Enhanced output provides enriched context and structured intent
```
**Example**:
```bash
# User: /gemini:chat --enhance "fix the login"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "fix the login"
# Returns:
# INTENT: Debug login authentication failure
# CONTEXT: JWT auth in src/auth/, session state issue
# ACTION: Check token validation → verify middleware → test flow
# Step 2: Chat with enhanced context
gemini -p "Debug login authentication failure. Focus on JWT token validation
in src/auth/, verify middleware integration, and test authentication flow.
Known issue: session state management"
```
### 📚 **Context Assembly**
Context is gathered from:
1. **Project Guidelines**: Always includes `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
2. **User-Explicit Files**: Files specified by the user (e.g., `@{src/auth/*.js}`)
3. **All Files Flag**: The `--all-files` flag includes the entire codebase
### 📝 **Prompt Format**
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
```bash
cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: [clear analysis/inquiry goal]
TASK: [specific analysis or question]
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} @{target_files}
EXPECTED: [expected response format]
RULES: [constraints or focus areas]
"
```
### ⚙️ **Execution Implementation**
**Standard Template**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: [user inquiry goal]
TASK: [specific question or analysis]
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} @{inferred_or_specified_files}
EXPECTED: Analysis with file references and code examples
RULES: [focus areas based on inquiry]
"
```
**With --all-files flag**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [user inquiry goal]
TASK: [specific question or analysis]
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase]
EXPECTED: Comprehensive analysis across all files
RULES: [focus areas based on inquiry]
"
```
**Example - Authentication Analysis**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Understand authentication flow implementation
TASK: Analyze authentication flow and identify patterns
CONTEXT: @{**/*auth*,**/*login*} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Flow diagram, security assessment, integration points
RULES: Focus on security patterns and JWT handling
"
```
**Example - Performance Optimization**:
```bash
cd src/components && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Optimize React component performance
TASK: Identify performance bottlenecks in component rendering
CONTEXT: @{**/*.{jsx,tsx}} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Specific optimization recommendations with file:line references
RULES: Focus on re-render patterns and memoization opportunities
"
```
### 💾 **Session Persistence**
When `--save-session` flag is used:
- Check for existing active session (`.workflow/.active-*` markers)
- Save to existing session's `.chat/` directory or create new session
- File format: `chat-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.md`
- Include query, context, and response in saved file
**Session Template:**
```markdown
# Chat Session: [Timestamp]
## Query
[Original user inquiry]
## Context
[Files and patterns included in analysis]
## Gemini Response
[Complete response from Gemini CLI]
```

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---
name: cli-init
description: Initialize CLI tool configurations (Gemini and Qwen) based on workspace analysis
usage: /cli:cli-init [--tool <gemini|qwen|all>] [--output=<path>] [--preview]
argument-hint: "[--tool gemini|qwen|all] [--output path] [--preview]"
examples:
- /cli:cli-init
- /cli:cli-init --tool qwen
- /cli:cli-init --tool all --preview
- /cli:cli-init --output=.config/
allowed-tools: Bash(*), Read(*), Write(*), Glob(*)
---
# CLI Initialization Command (/cli:cli-init)
## Overview
Initializes CLI tool configurations for the workspace by:
1. Analyzing current workspace using `get_modules_by_depth.sh` to identify technology stacks
2. Generating ignore files (`.geminiignore` and `.qwenignore`) with filtering rules optimized for detected technologies
3. Creating configuration directories (`.gemini/` and `.qwen/`) with settings.json files
**Supported Tools**: gemini, qwen, all (default: all)
## Core Functionality
### Configuration Generation
1. **Workspace Analysis**: Runs `get_modules_by_depth.sh` to analyze project structure
2. **Technology Stack Detection**: Identifies tech stacks based on file extensions, directories, and configuration files
3. **Config Creation**: Generates tool-specific configuration directories and settings files
4. **Ignore Rules Generation**: Creates ignore files with filtering patterns for detected technologies
### Generated Files
#### Configuration Directories
Creates tool-specific configuration directories:
**For Gemini** (`.gemini/`):
- `.gemini/settings.json`:
```json
{
"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"
}
```
**For Qwen** (`.qwen/`):
- `.qwen/settings.json`:
```json
{
"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"
}
```
#### Ignore Files
Uses gitignore syntax to filter files from CLI tool analysis:
- `.geminiignore` - For Gemini CLI
- `.qwenignore` - For Qwen CLI
Both files have identical content based on detected technologies.
### Supported Technology Stacks
#### Frontend Technologies
- **React/Next.js**: Ignores build artifacts, .next/, node_modules
- **Vue/Nuxt**: Ignores .nuxt/, dist/, .cache/
- **Angular**: Ignores dist/, .angular/, node_modules
- **Webpack/Vite**: Ignores build outputs, cache directories
#### Backend Technologies
- **Node.js**: Ignores node_modules, package-lock.json, npm-debug.log
- **Python**: Ignores __pycache__, .venv, *.pyc, .pytest_cache
- **Java**: Ignores target/, .gradle/, *.class, .mvn/
- **Go**: Ignores vendor/, *.exe, go.sum (when appropriate)
- **C#/.NET**: Ignores bin/, obj/, *.dll, *.pdb
#### Database & Infrastructure
- **Docker**: Ignores .dockerignore, docker-compose.override.yml
- **Kubernetes**: Ignores *.secret.yaml, helm charts temp files
- **Database**: Ignores *.db, *.sqlite, database dumps
### Generated Rules Structure
#### Base Rules (Always Included)
```
# Version Control
.git/
.svn/
.hg/
# OS Files
.DS_Store
Thumbs.db
*.tmp
*.swp
# IDE Files
.vscode/
.idea/
.vs/
# Logs
*.log
logs/
```
#### Technology-Specific Rules
Rules are added based on detected technologies:
**Node.js Projects** (package.json detected):
```
# Node.js
node_modules/
npm-debug.log*
.npm/
.yarn/
package-lock.json
yarn.lock
.pnpm-store/
```
**Python Projects** (requirements.txt, setup.py, pyproject.toml detected):
```
# Python
__pycache__/
*.py[cod]
.venv/
venv/
.pytest_cache/
.coverage
htmlcov/
```
**Java Projects** (pom.xml, build.gradle detected):
```
# Java
target/
.gradle/
*.class
*.jar
*.war
.mvn/
```
## Command Options
### Tool Selection
**Initialize All Tools (default)**:
```bash
/cli:cli-init
```
- Creates `.gemini/`, `.qwen/` directories with settings.json
- Creates `.geminiignore` and `.qwenignore` files
- Sets contextfilename to "CLAUDE.md" for both
**Initialize Gemini Only**:
```bash
/cli:cli-init --tool gemini
```
- Creates only `.gemini/` directory and `.geminiignore` file
**Initialize Qwen Only**:
```bash
/cli:cli-init --tool qwen
```
- Creates only `.qwen/` directory and `.qwenignore` file
### Preview Mode
```bash
/cli:cli-init --preview
```
- Shows what would be generated without creating files
- Displays detected technologies, configuration, and ignore rules
### Custom Output Path
```bash
/cli:cli-init --output=.config/
```
- Generates files in specified directory
- Creates directories if they don't exist
### Combined Options
```bash
/cli:cli-init --tool qwen --preview
/cli:cli-init --tool all --output=.config/
```
## EXECUTION INSTRUCTIONS ⚡ START HERE
**When this command is triggered, follow these exact steps:**
### Step 1: Parse Tool Selection
```bash
# Extract --tool flag (default: all)
# Options: gemini, qwen, all
```
### Step 2: Workspace Analysis (MANDATORY FIRST)
```bash
# Analyze workspace structure
bash(~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh json)
```
### Step 3: Technology Detection
```bash
# Check for common tech stack indicators
bash(find . -name "package.json" -not -path "*/node_modules/*" | head -1)
bash(find . -name "requirements.txt" -o -name "setup.py" -o -name "pyproject.toml" | head -1)
bash(find . -name "pom.xml" -o -name "build.gradle" | head -1)
bash(find . -name "Dockerfile" | head -1)
```
### Step 4: Generate Configuration Files
**For Gemini** (if --tool is gemini or all):
```bash
# Create .gemini/ directory and settings.json
mkdir -p .gemini
echo '{"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"}' > .gemini/settings.json
# Create .geminiignore file with detected technology rules
# Backup existing files if present
```
**For Qwen** (if --tool is qwen or all):
```bash
# Create .qwen/ directory and settings.json
mkdir -p .qwen
echo '{"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"}' > .qwen/settings.json
# Create .qwenignore file with detected technology rules
# Backup existing files if present
```
### Step 5: Validation
```bash
# Verify generated files are valid
bash(ls -la .gemini* .qwen* 2>/dev/null || echo "Configuration files created")
```
## Implementation Process (Technical Details)
### Phase 1: Tool Selection
1. Parse `--tool` flag from command arguments
2. Determine which configurations to generate:
- `gemini`: Generate .gemini/ and .geminiignore only
- `qwen`: Generate .qwen/ and .qwenignore only
- `all` (default): Generate both sets of files
### Phase 2: Workspace Analysis
1. Execute `get_modules_by_depth.sh json` to get structured project data
2. Parse JSON output to identify directories and files
3. Scan for technology indicators:
- Configuration files (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.)
- Directory patterns (src/, tests/, etc.)
- File extensions (.js, .py, .java, etc.)
4. Detect project name from directory name or package.json
### Phase 3: Technology Detection
```bash
# Technology detection logic
detect_nodejs() {
[ -f "package.json" ] || find . -name "package.json" -not -path "*/node_modules/*" | head -1
}
detect_python() {
[ -f "requirements.txt" ] || [ -f "setup.py" ] || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] || \
find . -name "*.py" -not -path "*/__pycache__/*" | head -1
}
detect_java() {
[ -f "pom.xml" ] || [ -f "build.gradle" ] || \
find . -name "*.java" | head -1
}
```
### Phase 4: Configuration Generation
**For each selected tool**, create:
1. **Config Directory**:
- Create `.gemini/` or `.qwen/` directory if it doesn't exist
- Generate `settings.json` with contextfilename setting
- Set contextfilename to "CLAUDE.md" by default
2. **Settings.json Format** (identical for both tools):
```json
{
"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"
}
```
### Phase 5: Ignore Rules Generation
1. Start with base rules (always included)
2. Add technology-specific rules based on detection
3. Add workspace-specific patterns if found
4. Sort and deduplicate rules
5. Generate identical content for both `.geminiignore` and `.qwenignore`
### Phase 6: File Creation
1. **Generate config directories**: Create `.gemini/` and/or `.qwen/` directories with settings.json
2. **Generate ignore files**: Create organized ignore files with sections
3. **Create backups**: Backup existing files if present
4. **Validate**: Check generated files are valid
## Generated File Format
### Configuration Files
```json
// .gemini/settings.json or .qwen/settings.json
{
"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"
}
```
### Ignore Files
```
# .geminiignore / .qwenignore
# Generated by Claude Code /cli:cli-init command
# Creation date: 2024-01-15 10:30:00
# Detected technologies: Node.js, Python, Docker
#
# This file uses gitignore syntax to filter files for CLI tool analysis
# Edit this file to customize filtering rules for your project
# ============================================================================
# Base Rules (Always Applied)
# ============================================================================
# Version Control
.git/
.svn/
.hg/
# ============================================================================
# Node.js (Detected: package.json found)
# ============================================================================
node_modules/
npm-debug.log*
.npm/
yarn-error.log
package-lock.json
# ============================================================================
# Python (Detected: requirements.txt, *.py files found)
# ============================================================================
__pycache__/
*.py[cod]
.venv/
.pytest_cache/
.coverage
# ============================================================================
# Docker (Detected: Dockerfile found)
# ============================================================================
.dockerignore
docker-compose.override.yml
# ============================================================================
# Custom Rules (Add your project-specific rules below)
# ============================================================================
```
## Error Handling
### Missing Dependencies
- If `get_modules_by_depth.sh` not found, show error with path to script
- Gracefully handle cases where script fails
### Write Permissions
- Check write permissions before attempting file creation
- Show clear error message if cannot write to target location
### Backup Existing Files
- If `.gemini/` directory exists, create backup as `.gemini.backup/`
- If `.qwen/` directory exists, create backup as `.qwen.backup/`
- If `.geminiignore` exists, create backup as `.geminiignore.backup`
- If `.qwenignore` exists, create backup as `.qwenignore.backup`
- Include timestamp in backup filename
## Integration Points
### Workflow Commands
- **After `/cli:plan`**: Suggest running cli-init for better analysis
- **Before analysis**: Recommend updating ignore patterns for cleaner results
### CLI Tool Integration
- Automatically update when new technologies detected
- Integrate with `intelligent-tools-strategy.md` recommendations
## Usage Examples
### Basic Project Setup
```bash
# Initialize all CLI tools (Gemini + Qwen)
/cli:cli-init
# Initialize only Gemini
/cli:cli-init --tool gemini
# Initialize only Qwen
/cli:cli-init --tool qwen
# Preview what would be generated
/cli:cli-init --preview
# Generate in subdirectory
/cli:cli-init --output=.config/
```
### Technology Migration
```bash
# After adding new tech stack (e.g., Docker)
/cli:cli-init # Regenerates all config and ignore files with new rules
# Check what changed
/cli:cli-init --preview # Compare with existing configuration
# Update only Qwen configuration
/cli:cli-init --tool qwen
```
### Tool-Specific Initialization
```bash
# Setup for Gemini-only workflow
/cli:cli-init --tool gemini
# Setup for Qwen-only workflow
/cli:cli-init --tool qwen
# Setup both with preview
/cli:cli-init --tool all --preview
```
## Key Benefits
- **Automatic Detection**: No manual configuration needed
- **Multi-Tool Support**: Configure Gemini and Qwen simultaneously
- **Technology Aware**: Rules adapted to actual project stack
- **Maintainable**: Clear sections for easy customization
- **Consistent**: Follows gitignore syntax standards
- **Safe**: Creates backups of existing files
- **Flexible**: Initialize specific tools or all at once
## Tool Selection Guide
| Scenario | Command | Result |
|----------|---------|--------|
| **New project, using both tools** | `/cli:cli-init` | Creates .gemini/, .qwen/, .geminiignore, .qwenignore |
| **Gemini-only workflow** | `/cli:cli-init --tool gemini` | Creates .gemini/ and .geminiignore only |
| **Qwen-only workflow** | `/cli:cli-init --tool qwen` | Creates .qwen/ and .qwenignore only |
| **Preview before commit** | `/cli:cli-init --preview` | Shows what would be generated |
| **Update configurations** | `/cli:cli-init` | Regenerates all files with backups |

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---
name: execute
description: Auto-execution of implementation tasks with YOLO permissions and intelligent context inference
usage: /cli:execute [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] <description|task-id>
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] description or task-id"
examples:
- /cli:execute "implement user authentication system"
- /cli:execute --tool qwen --enhance "optimize React component"
- /cli:execute --tool codex IMPL-001
- /cli:execute --enhance "fix API performance issues"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*)
model: sonnet
---
# CLI Execute Command (/cli:execute)
## Overview
**⚡ YOLO-enabled execution**: Auto-approves all confirmations for streamlined implementation workflow.
**Purpose**: Execute implementation tasks using intelligent context inference and CLI tools with full permissions.
**Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
## 🚨 YOLO Permissions
**All confirmations auto-approved by default:**
- ✅ File pattern inference confirmation
- ✅ Gemini execution confirmation
- ✅ File modification confirmation
- ✅ Implementation summary generation
## 🎯 Enhancement Integration
**When `--enhance` flag present** (for Description Mode only):
```bash
# Step 1: Enhance the description
SlashCommand(command="/enhance-prompt \"[description]\"")
# Step 2: Use enhanced output for execution
# Enhanced output provides:
# - INTENT: Clear technical goal
# - CONTEXT: Session memory + codebase patterns
# - ACTION: Specific implementation steps
# - ATTENTION: Critical constraints
```
**Example**:
```bash
# User: /gemini:execute --enhance "fix login"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "fix login"
# Returns:
# INTENT: Debug authentication failure in login flow
# CONTEXT: JWT auth in src/auth/, known token expiry issue
# ACTION: Fix token validation → update refresh logic → test flow
# ATTENTION: Preserve existing session management
# Step 2: Execute with enhanced context
gemini --all-files -p "@{src/auth/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md}
Implementation: Debug authentication failure in login flow
Focus: Token validation, refresh logic, test flow
Constraints: Preserve existing session management"
```
**Note**: `--enhance` only applies to Description Mode. Task ID Mode uses task JSON directly.
## Execution Modes
### 1. Description Mode (supports --enhance)
**Input**: Natural language description
```bash
/gemini:execute "implement JWT authentication with middleware"
/gemini:execute --enhance "implement JWT authentication with middleware"
```
**Process**: [Optional: Enhance] → Keyword analysis → Pattern inference → Context collection → Execution
### 2. Task ID Mode (no --enhance)
**Input**: Workflow task identifier
```bash
/gemini:execute IMPL-001
```
**Process**: Task JSON parsing → Scope analysis → Context integration → Execution
## Context Inference Logic
**Auto-selects relevant files based on:**
- **Keywords**: "auth" → `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*}`
- **Technology**: "React" → `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}`
- **Task Type**: "api" → `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}`
- **Always includes**: `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
## Command Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--debug` | Verbose execution logging |
| `--save-session` | Save complete execution session to workflow |
## Workflow Integration
### Session Management
⚠️ **Auto-detects active session**: Checks `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
**Session storage:**
- **Active session exists**: Saves to `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
- **No active session**: Creates new session directory
### Task Integration
```bash
# Execute specific workflow task
/gemini:execute IMPL-001
# Loads from: .task/IMPL-001.json
# Uses: task context, brainstorming refs, scope definitions
# Updates: workflow status, generates summary
```
## Execution Templates
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
### Permission Requirements
**Gemini Write Access** (when file modifications needed):
- Add `--approval-mode yolo` flag for auto-approval
- Required for: file creation, modification, deletion
### User Description Template
```bash
cd [target-directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p "
PURPOSE: [clear implementation goal from description]
TASK: [specific implementation task]
CONTEXT: @{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Implementation code with file:line locations, test cases, integration guidance
RULES: [template reference if applicable] | [constraints]
"
```
**Example**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p "
PURPOSE: Implement JWT authentication with middleware
TASK: Create authentication system with token validation
CONTEXT: @{**/*auth*,**/*middleware*} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Auth service, middleware, tests with file modifications
RULES: Follow existing auth patterns | Security best practices
"
```
### Task ID Template
```bash
cd [task-directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p "
PURPOSE: [task_title]
TASK: Execute [task-id] implementation
CONTEXT: @{task_files} @{brainstorming_refs} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Complete implementation following acceptance criteria
RULES: $(cat [task_template]) | Task type: [task_type], Scope: [task_scope]
"
```
**Example**:
```bash
cd .workflow/WFS-123 && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p "
PURPOSE: Implement user profile editing
TASK: Execute IMPL-001 implementation
CONTEXT: @{src/user/**/*} @{.brainstorming/product-owner/analysis.md} @{CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Profile edit API, UI components, validation, tests
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/feature.txt) | Type: feature, Scope: user module
"
```
## Auto-Generated Outputs
### 1. Implementation Summary
**Location**: `.summaries/[TASK-ID]-summary.md` or auto-generated ID
```markdown
# Task Summary: [Task-ID] [Description]
## Implementation
- **Files Modified**: [file:line references]
- **Features Added**: [specific functionality]
- **Context Used**: [inferred patterns]
## Integration
- [Links to workflow documents]
```
### 2. Execution Session
**Location**: `.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
```markdown
# Execution Session: [Timestamp]
## Input
[User description or Task ID]
## Context Inference
[File patterns used with rationale]
## Implementation Results
[Generated code and modifications]
## Status Updates
[Workflow integration updates]
```
## Error Handling
- **Task ID not found**: Lists available tasks
- **Pattern inference failure**: Uses generic `src/**/*` pattern
- **Execution failure**: Attempts fallback with simplified context
- **File modification errors**: Reports specific file/permission issues
## Performance Features
- **Smart caching**: Frequently used pattern mappings
- **Progressive inference**: Precise → broad pattern fallback
- **Parallel execution**: When multiple contexts needed
- **Directory optimization**: Switches to optimal execution path
## Integration Workflow
**Typical sequence:**
1. `workflow:plan` → Creates tasks
2. `/gemini:execute IMPL-001` → Executes with YOLO permissions
3. Auto-updates workflow status and generates summaries
4. `workflow:review` → Final validation
**vs. `/gemini:analyze`**: Execute performs analysis **and implementation**, analyze is read-only.

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---
name: bug-index
description: Bug analysis and fix suggestions using CLI tools
usage: /cli:mode:bug-index [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] [--cd "path"] "bug description"
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] [--cd path] bug description"
examples:
- /cli:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error"
- /cli:mode:bug-index --tool qwen --enhance "login not working"
- /cli:mode:bug-index --tool codex --cd "src/auth" "token validation fails"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*)
model: sonnet
---
# CLI Mode: Bug Index (/cli:mode:bug-index)
## Purpose
Execute systematic bug analysis and fix suggestions using CLI tools with diagnostic template.
**Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
## Execution Flow
1. **Parse tool selection**: Extract `--tool` flag (default: gemini)
2. **If `--enhance` flag present**: Execute `/enhance-prompt "[bug-description]"` first
3. Parse bug description (original or enhanced)
4. Detect target directory (from `--cd` or auto-infer)
5. Build command for selected tool with bug-fix template
6. Execute analysis
7. Save to session (if active)
## Core Rules
1. **Enhance First (if flagged)**: Execute `/enhance-prompt` before analysis
2. **Directory Context**: Use `cd` when `--cd` provided or auto-detected
3. **Template Required**: Always use bug-fix template
4. **Session Output**: Save to `.workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/bug-index-[timestamp].md`
## Command Template
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
```bash
cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [bug analysis goal]
TASK: Systematic bug analysis and fix recommendations
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Root cause analysis, code path tracing, targeted fixes
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md) | Bug: [description]
"
```
## Examples
**Basic Bug Analysis**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Debug authentication null pointer error
TASK: Identify root cause and provide fix
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Root cause, code path, minimal fix, impact assessment
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md) | Bug: null pointer in login flow
"
```
**Directory-Specific**:
```bash
cd src/auth && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Fix token validation failure
TASK: Analyze token validation bug in auth module
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Validation logic analysis, fix recommendation
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md) | Bug: token validation fails intermittently
"
```
**With Enhancement**:
```bash
# User: /gemini:mode:bug-index --enhance "login broken"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "login broken"
# Returns:
# INTENT: Debug login authentication failure
# CONTEXT: Known session state issue
# ACTION: Check session management → verify token → test flow
# Step 2: Analyze with enhanced context
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Debug login authentication failure
TASK: Analyze session management, token handling, auth flow
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} Known: session state issue
EXPECTED: Root cause in session/token, targeted fix
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md) | Focus on session management
"
```
## Analysis Focus
**Template provides**:
- **Root Cause Analysis**: Systematic investigation
- **Code Path Tracing**: Execution flow analysis
- **Targeted Solutions**: Minimal, specific fixes
- **Impact Assessment**: Side effect evaluation
## Session Output
**Location**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/bug-index-[timestamp].md`
**Includes**:
- Bug description
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Recommended actions

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---
name: code-analysis
description: Deep code analysis and debugging using CLI tools with specialized template
usage: /cli:mode:code-analysis [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] [--cd "path"] "analysis target"
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] [--cd path] analysis target"
examples:
- /cli:mode:code-analysis "analyze authentication flow logic"
- /cli:mode:code-analysis --tool qwen --enhance "explain data transformation pipeline"
- /cli:mode:code-analysis --tool codex --cd "src/core" "trace execution path for user registration"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*)
model: sonnet
---
# CLI Mode: Code Analysis (/cli:mode:code-analysis)
## Purpose
Execute systematic code analysis and debugging using CLI tools with specialized code analysis template.
**Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
## Execution Flow
1. **Parse tool selection**: Extract `--tool` flag (default: gemini)
2. **If `--enhance` flag present**: Execute `/enhance-prompt "[analysis-target]"` first
3. Parse analysis target (original or enhanced)
4. Detect target directory (from `--cd` or auto-infer)
5. Build command for selected tool with code-analysis template
6. Execute deep analysis
7. Save to session (if active)
## Core Rules
1. **Tool Selection**: Use `--tool` value or default to gemini
2. **Enhance First (if flagged)**: Execute `/enhance-prompt` before analysis
3. **Directory Context**: Use `cd` when `--cd` provided or auto-detected
4. **Template Required**: Always use code-analysis template
5. **Session Output**: Save to `.workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/code-analysis-[timestamp].md`
## Analysis Capabilities
The code-analysis template provides:
- **Systematic Code Analysis**: Break down complex code into manageable parts
- **Execution Path Tracing**: Track variable states and call stacks
- **Control & Data Flow**: Understand code logic and data transformations
- **Call Flow Visualization**: Diagram function calling sequences
- **Logical Reasoning**: Explain "why" behind code behavior
- **Debugging Insights**: Identify potential bugs or inefficiencies
## Command Templates
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
### Gemini (Default)
```bash
cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from target]
TASK: Deep code analysis with execution path tracing
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Systematic analysis, call flow diagram, data transformations, logical explanation
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on [specific aspect]
"
```
### Qwen
```bash
cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from target]
TASK: Architecture-level code analysis and pattern recognition
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Architectural insights, design patterns, code structure analysis
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on [specific aspect]
"
```
### Codex
```bash
codex -C [directory] --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal from target]
TASK: Deep code inspection with debugging insights
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Execution trace, bug identification, optimization opportunities
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on [specific aspect]
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
## Examples
**Basic Code Analysis (Gemini)**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze authentication flow logic
TASK: Trace authentication execution path and identify key functions
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Step-by-step flow, call diagram, data passing between functions
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on control flow and security
"
```
**Architecture Analysis (Qwen)**:
```bash
# User: /cli:mode:code-analysis --tool qwen "explain data transformation pipeline"
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Explain data transformation pipeline architecture
TASK: Analyze data flow and transformation patterns
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Pipeline structure, transformation stages, data format changes
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on data flow and patterns
"
```
**Deep Debugging (Codex)**:
```bash
# User: /cli:mode:code-analysis --tool codex --cd "src/core" "trace execution path for user registration"
codex -C src/core --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Trace execution path for user registration
TASK: Deep analysis of registration flow with debugging insights
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Complete execution trace, variable states, potential issues
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on edge cases and error handling
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
**With Enhancement**:
```bash
# User: /cli:mode:code-analysis --enhance "why is login slow"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "why is login slow"
# Returns:
# INTENT: Identify performance bottlenecks in login flow
# CONTEXT: Authentication module, database queries
# ACTION: Trace execution path → identify slow operations → suggest optimizations
# Step 2: Analyze with enhanced context
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Identify performance bottlenecks in login flow
TASK: Trace login execution path and measure operation costs
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} @{**/*auth*,**/*login*}
EXPECTED: Performance analysis, bottleneck identification, optimization recommendations
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on performance and database queries
"
```
## Analysis Output Structure
Based on code-analysis.md template, output includes:
### 1. 思考过程 (Thinking Process)
- Analysis strategy and approach
- Key assumptions about code behavior
### 2. 对问题的理解 (Understanding)
- Restate analysis target
- Confirm understanding of requirements
### 3. 核心解答 (Core Answer)
- Direct, concise answer to analysis question
### 4. 详细分析与调用逻辑 (Detailed Analysis)
- **代码段识别**: Relevant code sections
- **执行流程**: Step-by-step execution flow
- **调用图**: Visual call flow diagram with symbols:
- `───►` Function call
- `◄───` Return
- `│` Continuation
- `├─` Intermediate step
- `└─` Last step in block
- **数据传递**: Data passing and state changes
- **逻辑解释**: Why code behaves this way
### 5. 总结 (Summary)
- Key findings and recommendations
## Session Output
**Location**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/code-analysis-[timestamp].md`
**Includes**:
- Analysis target
- Template used
- Complete structured analysis
- Call flow diagrams
- Debugging insights
- Recommendations
## Use Cases
| Use Case | Best Tool | Focus |
|----------|-----------|-------|
| **Understand execution flow** | gemini | Call sequences, data flow |
| **Architectural patterns** | qwen | Design patterns, structure |
| **Performance debugging** | codex | Bottlenecks, optimizations |
| **Bug investigation** | codex | Error paths, edge cases |
| **Code review** | gemini | Logic correctness, clarity |
| **Refactoring planning** | qwen | Structure improvements |
## Tool Selection Guide
- **Gemini**: Best for general code understanding and tracing
- **Qwen**: Best for architectural analysis and pattern recognition
- **Codex**: Best for deep debugging and performance analysis

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---
name: plan
description: Project planning and architecture analysis using CLI tools
usage: /cli:mode:plan [--tool <codex|gemini|qwen>] [--enhance] [--cd "path"] "topic"
argument-hint: "[--tool codex|gemini|qwen] [--enhance] [--cd path] topic"
examples:
- /cli:mode:plan "design user dashboard"
- /cli:mode:plan --tool qwen --enhance "plan microservices migration"
- /cli:mode:plan --tool codex --cd "src/auth" "authentication system"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Bash(*)
model: sonnet
---
# CLI Mode: Plan (/cli:mode:plan)
## Purpose
Execute planning and architecture analysis using CLI tools with specialized template.
**Supported Tools**: codex, gemini (default), qwen
## Execution Flow
1. **Parse tool selection**: Extract `--tool` flag (default: gemini)
2. **If `--enhance` flag present**: Execute `/enhance-prompt "[topic]"` first
3. Parse topic (original or enhanced)
4. Detect target directory (from `--cd` or auto-infer)
5. Build command for selected tool with planning template
6. Execute analysis
7. Save to session (if active)
## Core Rules
1. **Enhance First (if flagged)**: Execute `/enhance-prompt` before planning
2. **Directory Context**: Use `cd` when `--cd` provided or auto-detected
3. **Template Required**: Always use planning template
4. **Session Output**: Save to `.workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/plan-[timestamp].md`
## Command Template
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
```bash
cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [planning goal from topic]
TASK: Comprehensive planning and architecture analysis
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Strategic insights, implementation roadmap, key decisions
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md) | Focus on [topic area]
"
```
## Examples
**Basic Planning**:
```bash
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Design user dashboard feature architecture
TASK: Comprehensive architecture planning for dashboard
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Architecture design, component structure, implementation roadmap
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md) | Focus on scalability and UX
"
```
**Directory-Specific**:
```bash
cd src/auth && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Plan authentication system redesign
TASK: Analyze current auth and plan improvements
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Migration strategy, security improvements, timeline
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md) | Focus on security and backward compatibility
"
```
**With Enhancement**:
```bash
# User: /gemini:mode:plan --enhance "fix auth issues"
# Step 1: Enhance
/enhance-prompt "fix auth issues"
# Returns structured planning context
# Step 2: Plan with enhanced input
cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [enhanced goal]
TASK: [enhanced task description]
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [enhanced context]
EXPECTED: Strategic plan with enhanced requirements
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md) | [enhanced constraints]
"
```
## Session Output
**Location**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/plan-[timestamp].md`
**Includes**:
- Planning topic
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Implementation roadmap
- Key decisions

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---
name: analyze
description: Quick analysis of codebase patterns, architecture, and code quality using Codex CLI
usage: /codex:analyze <analysis-type>
argument-hint: "analysis target or type"
examples:
- /codex:analyze "React hooks patterns"
- /codex:analyze "authentication security"
- /codex:analyze "performance bottlenecks"
- /codex:analyze "API design patterns"
model: haiku
---
# Codex Analysis Command (/codex:analyze)
## Overview
Quick analysis tool for codebase insights using intelligent pattern detection and template-driven analysis with Codex CLI.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md
⚠️ **Critical Difference**: Codex has **NO `--all-files` flag** - you MUST use `@` patterns to reference files.
## Analysis Types
| Type | Purpose | Example |
|------|---------|---------|
| **pattern** | Code pattern detection | "React hooks usage patterns" |
| **architecture** | System structure analysis | "component hierarchy structure" |
| **security** | Security vulnerabilities | "authentication vulnerabilities" |
| **performance** | Performance bottlenecks | "rendering performance issues" |
| **quality** | Code quality assessment | "testing coverage analysis" |
| **dependencies** | Third-party analysis | "outdated package dependencies" |
## Quick Usage
### Basic Analysis
```bash
/codex:analyze "authentication patterns"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*auth*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
### Targeted Analysis
```bash
/codex:analyze "React component architecture"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{src/components/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
### Security Focus
```bash
/codex:analyze "API security vulnerabilities"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/api/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/security.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
## Codex-Specific Patterns
**Essential File Patterns** (Required for Codex):
```bash
@{**/*} # All files recursively
@{src/**/*} # All source files
@{*.ts,*.js} # Specific file types
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} # Documentation hierarchy
@{package.json,*.config.*} # Configuration files
```
## Templates Used
Templates are automatically selected based on analysis type:
- **Pattern Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt`
- **Architecture Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt`
- **Security Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/security.txt`
- **Performance Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/performance.txt`
## Workflow Integration
⚠️ **Session Check**: Automatically detects active workflow session via `.workflow/.active-*` marker file.
**Analysis results saved to:**
- Active session: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/analysis-[timestamp].md`
- No session: Temporary analysis output
## Common Patterns
### Technology Stack Analysis
```bash
/codex:analyze "project technology stack"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{package.json,*.config.*,CLAUDE.md} [analysis prompt]" -s danger-full-access
```
### Code Quality Review
```bash
/codex:analyze "code quality and standards"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{src/**/*,test/**/*,CLAUDE.md} [analysis prompt]" -s danger-full-access
```
### Migration Planning
```bash
/codex:analyze "legacy code modernization"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx},CLAUDE.md} [analysis prompt]" -s danger-full-access
```
### Module-Specific Analysis
```bash
/codex:analyze "authentication module patterns"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{src/auth/**/*,**/*auth*,CLAUDE.md} [analysis prompt]" -s danger-full-access
```
## Output Format
Analysis results include:
- **File References**: Specific file:line locations
- **Code Examples**: Relevant code snippets
- **Patterns Found**: Common patterns and anti-patterns
- **Recommendations**: Actionable improvements
- **Integration Points**: How components connect
## Execution Templates
### Basic Analysis Template
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "@{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Analysis Type: [analysis_type]
Provide:
- Pattern identification and analysis
- Code quality assessment
- Architecture insights
- Specific recommendations with file:line references" -s danger-full-access
```
### Template-Enhanced Analysis
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "@{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/[template].txt)
Focus: [analysis_type]
Context: [user_description]" -s danger-full-access
```
## Error Prevention
- **Always include @ patterns**: Commands without file references will fail
- **Test patterns first**: Validate @ patterns match existing files
- **Use comprehensive patterns**: `@{**/*}` when unsure of file structure
- **Include documentation**: Always add `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}` for context
## Codex vs Gemini
| Feature | Codex | Gemini |
|---------|-------|--------|
| File Loading | `@` patterns **required** | `--all-files` available |
| Command Structure | `codex exec "@{patterns}"` | `gemini --all-files -p` |
| Pattern Flexibility | Must be explicit | Auto-includes with flag |
For detailed syntax, patterns, and advanced usage see:
**@~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md**

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---
name: chat
description: Simple Codex CLI interaction command for direct codebase analysis and development
usage: /codex:chat "inquiry"
argument-hint: "your question or development request"
examples:
- /codex:chat "analyze the authentication flow"
- /codex:chat "how can I optimize this React component performance?"
- /codex:chat "implement user profile editing functionality"
allowed-tools: Bash(codex:*)
model: sonnet
---
### 🚀 **Command Overview: `/codex:chat`**
- **Type**: Basic Codex CLI Wrapper
- **Purpose**: Direct interaction with the `codex` CLI for simple codebase analysis and development
- **Core Tool**: `Bash(codex:*)` - Executes the external Codex CLI tool
⚠️ **Critical Difference**: Codex has **NO `--all-files` flag** - you MUST use `@` patterns to reference files.
### 📥 **Parameters & Usage**
- **`<inquiry>` (Required)**: Your question or development request
- **`@{patterns}` (Required)**: File patterns must be explicitly specified
- **`--save-session` (Optional)**: Saves the interaction to current workflow session directory
- **`--full-auto` (Optional)**: Enable autonomous development mode
### 🔄 **Execution Workflow**
`Parse Input` **->** `Infer File Patterns` **->** `Construct Prompt` **->** `Execute Codex CLI` **->** `(Optional) Save Session`
### 📚 **Context Assembly**
Context is gathered from:
1. **Project Guidelines**: Always includes `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
2. **Inferred Patterns**: Auto-detects relevant files based on inquiry keywords
3. **Comprehensive Fallback**: Uses `@{**/*}` when pattern inference unclear
### 📝 **Prompt Format**
```
=== CONTEXT ===
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [Project guidelines]
@{inferred_patterns} [Auto-detected or comprehensive patterns]
=== USER INPUT ===
[The user inquiry text]
```
### ⚙️ **Execution Implementation**
```pseudo
FUNCTION execute_codex_chat(user_inquiry, flags):
// Always include project guidelines
patterns = "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}"
// Infer relevant file patterns from inquiry keywords
inferred_patterns = infer_file_patterns(user_inquiry)
IF inferred_patterns:
patterns += "," + inferred_patterns
ELSE:
patterns += ",@{**/*}" // Fallback to all files
// Construct prompt
prompt = "=== CONTEXT ===\n" + patterns + "\n"
prompt += "\n=== USER INPUT ===\n" + user_inquiry
// Execute codex CLI
IF flags contain "--full-auto":
result = execute_tool("Bash(codex:*)", "--full-auto", prompt)
ELSE:
result = execute_tool("Bash(codex:*)", "exec", prompt)
// Save session if requested
IF flags contain "--save-session":
save_chat_session(user_inquiry, patterns, result)
RETURN result
END FUNCTION
```
### 🎯 **Pattern Inference Logic**
**Auto-detects file patterns based on keywords:**
| Keywords | Inferred Pattern | Purpose |
|----------|-----------------|---------|
| "auth", "login", "user" | `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*}` | Authentication code |
| "React", "component" | `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}` | React components |
| "API", "endpoint", "route" | `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}` | API code |
| "test", "spec" | `@{test/**/*,**/*.test.*,**/*.spec.*}` | Test files |
| "config", "setup" | `@{*.config.*,package.json}` | Configuration |
| "database", "db", "model" | `@{**/models/**/*,**/db/**/*}` | Database code |
| "style", "css" | `@{**/*.{css,scss,sass}}` | Styling files |
**Fallback**: If no keywords match, uses `@{**/*}` for comprehensive analysis.
### 💾 **Session Persistence**
When `--save-session` flag is used:
- Check for existing active session (`.workflow/.active-*` markers)
- Save to existing session's `.chat/` directory or create new session
- File format: `chat-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.md`
- Include query, context patterns, and response in saved file
**Session Template:**
```markdown
# Chat Session: [Timestamp]
## Query
[Original user inquiry]
## Context Patterns
[File patterns used in analysis]
## Codex Response
[Complete response from Codex CLI]
## Pattern Inference
[How file patterns were determined]
```
### 🔧 **Usage Examples**
#### Basic Development Chat
```bash
/codex:chat "implement password reset functionality"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,**/*auth*,**/*user*} implement password reset functionality" -s danger-full-access
```
#### Architecture Discussion
```bash
/codex:chat "how should I structure the user management module?"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,**/*user*,src/**/*} how should I structure the user management module?" -s danger-full-access
```
#### Performance Optimization
```bash
/codex:chat "optimize React component rendering performance"
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}} optimize React component rendering performance" -s danger-full-access
```
#### Full Auto Mode
```bash
/codex:chat "create a complete user dashboard with charts" --full-auto
# Executes: codex --full-auto exec "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,**/*user*,**/*dashboard*} create a complete user dashboard with charts" -s danger-full-access
```
### ⚠️ **Error Prevention**
- **Pattern validation**: Ensures @ patterns match existing files
- **Fallback patterns**: Uses comprehensive `@{**/*}` when inference fails
- **Context verification**: Always includes project guidelines
- **Session handling**: Graceful handling of missing workflow directories
### 📊 **Codex vs Gemini Chat**
| Feature | Codex Chat | Gemini Chat |
|---------|------------|-------------|
| File Loading | `@` patterns **required** | `--all-files` available |
| Pattern Inference | Automatic keyword-based | Manual or --all-files |
| Development Focus | Code generation & implementation | Analysis & exploration |
| Automation | `--full-auto` mode available | Interactive only |
| Command Structure | `codex exec "@{patterns}"` | `gemini --all-files -p` |
### 🚀 **Advanced Features**
#### Multi-Pattern Inference
```bash
/codex:chat "implement React authentication with API integration"
# Infers: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,src/**/*.{jsx,tsx},**/*auth*,**/api/**/*}
```
#### Context-Aware Development
```bash
/codex:chat "add unit tests for the payment processing module"
# Infers: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,**/*payment*,test/**/*,**/*.test.*}
```
#### Configuration Analysis
```bash
/codex:chat "review and optimize build configuration"
# Infers: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md,*.config.*,package.json,webpack.*,vite.*}
```
For detailed syntax, patterns, and advanced usage see:
**@~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md**

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---
name: execute
description: Auto-execution of implementation tasks with YOLO permissions and intelligent context inference using Codex CLI
usage: /codex:execute <description|task-id>
argument-hint: "implementation description or task-id"
examples:
- /codex:execute "implement user authentication system"
- /codex:execute "optimize React component performance"
- /codex:execute IMPL-001
- /codex:execute "fix API performance issues"
allowed-tools: Bash(codex:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Codex Execute Command (/codex:execute)
## Overview
**⚡ YOLO-enabled execution**: Auto-approves all confirmations for streamlined implementation workflow.
**Purpose**: Execute implementation tasks using intelligent context inference and Codex CLI with full permissions.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md
⚠️ **Critical Difference**: Codex has **NO `--all-files` flag** - you MUST use `@` patterns to reference files.
## 🚨 YOLO Permissions
**All confirmations auto-approved by default:**
- ✅ File pattern inference confirmation
- ✅ Codex execution confirmation
- ✅ File modification confirmation
- ✅ Implementation summary generation
## Execution Modes
### 1. Description Mode
**Input**: Natural language description
```bash
/codex:execute "implement JWT authentication with middleware"
```
**Process**: Keyword analysis → Pattern inference → Context collection → Execution
### 2. Task ID Mode
**Input**: Workflow task identifier
```bash
/codex:execute IMPL-001
```
**Process**: Task JSON parsing → Scope analysis → Context integration → Execution
### 3. Full Auto Mode
**Input**: Complex development tasks
```bash
/codex:execute "create complete todo application with React and TypeScript"
```
**Process**: Uses `codex --full-auto ... -s danger-full-access` for autonomous implementation
## Context Inference Logic
**Auto-selects relevant files based on:**
- **Keywords**: "auth" → `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*}`
- **Technology**: "React" → `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}`
- **Task Type**: "api" → `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}`
- **Always includes**: `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
## Essential Codex Patterns
**Required File Patterns** (No --all-files available):
```bash
@{**/*} # All files recursively (equivalent to --all-files)
@{src/**/*} # All source files
@{*.ts,*.js} # Specific file types
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} # Documentation hierarchy
@{package.json,*.config.*} # Configuration files
```
## Command Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--debug` | Verbose execution logging |
| `--save-session` | Save complete execution session to workflow |
| `--full-auto` | Enable autonomous development mode |
## Workflow Integration
### Session Management
⚠️ **Auto-detects active session**: Checks `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
**Session storage:**
- **Active session exists**: Saves to `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
- **No active session**: Creates new session directory
### Task Integration
```bash
# Execute specific workflow task
/codex:execute IMPL-001
# Loads from: .task/impl-001.json
# Uses: task context, brainstorming refs, scope definitions
# Updates: workflow status, generates summary
```
## Execution Templates
### User Description Template
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "@{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Implementation Task: [user_description]
Provide:
- Specific implementation code
- File modification locations (file:line)
- Test cases
- Integration guidance" -s danger-full-access
```
### Task ID Template
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "@{task_files} @{brainstorming_refs} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Task: [task_title] (ID: [task-id])
Type: [task_type]
Scope: [task_scope]
Execute implementation following task acceptance criteria." -s danger-full-access
```
### Full Auto Template
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Development Task: [user_description]
Autonomous implementation with:
- Architecture decisions
- Code generation
- Testing
- Documentation" -s danger-full-access
```
## Auto-Generated Outputs
### 1. Implementation Summary
**Location**: `.summaries/[TASK-ID]-summary.md` or auto-generated ID
```markdown
# Task Summary: [Task-ID] [Description]
## Implementation
- **Files Modified**: [file:line references]
- **Features Added**: [specific functionality]
- **Context Used**: [inferred patterns]
## Integration
- [Links to workflow documents]
```
### 2. Execution Session
**Location**: `.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
```markdown
# Execution Session: [Timestamp]
## Input
[User description or Task ID]
## Context Inference
[File patterns used with rationale]
## Implementation Results
[Generated code and modifications]
## Status Updates
[Workflow integration updates]
```
## Development Templates Used
Based on task type, automatically selects:
- **Feature Development**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/feature.txt`
- **Component Creation**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/component.txt`
- **Code Refactoring**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/refactor.txt`
- **Bug Fixing**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt`
- **Test Generation**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/testing.txt`
## Error Handling
- **Task ID not found**: Lists available tasks
- **Pattern inference failure**: Uses generic `@{src/**/*}` pattern
- **Execution failure**: Attempts fallback with simplified context
- **File modification errors**: Reports specific file/permission issues
- **Missing @ patterns**: Auto-adds `@{**/*}` for comprehensive context
## Performance Features
- **Smart caching**: Frequently used pattern mappings
- **Progressive inference**: Precise → broad pattern fallback
- **Parallel execution**: When multiple contexts needed
- **Directory optimization**: Uses `--cd` flag when beneficial
## Integration Workflow
**Typical sequence:**
1. `workflow:plan` → Creates tasks
2. `/codex:execute IMPL-001` → Executes with YOLO permissions
3. Auto-updates workflow status and generates summaries
4. `workflow:review` → Final validation
**vs. `/codex:analyze`**: Execute performs analysis **and implementation**, analyze is read-only.
## Codex vs Gemini Execution
| Feature | Codex | Gemini |
|---------|-------|--------|
| File Loading | `@` patterns **required** | `--all-files` available |
| Automation Level | Full autonomous with `--full-auto` | Manual implementation |
| Command Structure | `codex exec "@{patterns}"` | `gemini --all-files -p` |
| Development Focus | Code generation & implementation | Analysis & planning |
For detailed patterns, syntax, and templates see:
**@~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md**

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---
name: auto
description: Full autonomous development mode with intelligent template selection and execution
usage: /codex:mode:auto "description of development task"
argument-hint: "description of what you want to develop or implement"
examples:
- /codex:mode:auto "create user authentication system with JWT"
- /codex:mode:auto "build real-time chat application with React"
- /codex:mode:auto "implement payment processing with Stripe integration"
- /codex:mode:auto "develop REST API with user management features"
allowed-tools: Bash(ls:*), Bash(codex:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Full Auto Development Mode (/codex:mode:auto)
## Overview
Leverages Codex's `--full-auto` mode for autonomous development with intelligent template selection and comprehensive context gathering.
**Process**: Analyze Input → Select Templates → Gather Context → Execute Autonomous Development
⚠️ **Critical Feature**: Uses `codex --full-auto ... -s danger-full-access` for maximum autonomous capability with mandatory `@` pattern requirements.
## Usage
### Autonomous Development Examples
```bash
# Complete application development
/codex:mode:auto "create todo application with React and TypeScript"
# Feature implementation
/codex:mode:auto "implement user authentication with JWT and refresh tokens"
# System integration
/codex:mode:auto "add payment processing with Stripe to existing e-commerce system"
# Architecture implementation
/codex:mode:auto "build microservices API with user management and notification system"
```
## Template Selection Logic
### Dynamic Template Discovery
**Templates auto-discovered from**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/`
Templates are dynamically read from development-focused directories:
- `development/` - Feature implementation, component creation, refactoring
- `automation/` - Project scaffolding, migration, deployment
- `analysis/` - Architecture analysis, pattern detection
- `integration/` - API design, database operations
### Template Metadata Parsing
Each template contains YAML frontmatter with:
```yaml
---
name: template-name
description: Template purpose description
category: development|automation|analysis|integration
keywords: [keyword1, keyword2, keyword3]
development_type: feature|component|refactor|debug|testing
---
```
**Auto-selection based on:**
- **Development keywords**: Matches user input against development-specific keywords
- **Template type**: Direct matching for development types
- **Architecture patterns**: Semantic matching for system design
- **Technology stack**: Framework and library detection
## Command Execution
### Step 1: Template Discovery
```bash
# Dynamically discover development templates
cd "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts" && echo "Discovering development templates..." && for dir in development automation analysis integration; do if [ -d "$dir" ]; then echo "=== $dir templates ==="; for template_file in "$dir"/*.txt; do if [ -f "$template_file" ]; then echo "Template: $(basename "$template_file")"; head -10 "$template_file" 2>/dev/null | grep -E "^(name|description|keywords):" || echo "No metadata"; echo; fi; done; fi; done
```
### Step 2: Dynamic Template Analysis & Selection
```pseudo
FUNCTION select_development_template(user_input):
template_dirs = ["development", "automation", "analysis", "integration"]
template_metadata = {}
# Parse all development templates for metadata
FOR each dir in template_dirs:
templates = list_files("~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/" + dir + "/*.txt")
FOR each template_file in templates:
content = read_file(template_file)
yaml_front = extract_yaml_frontmatter(content)
template_metadata[template_file] = {
"name": yaml_front.name,
"description": yaml_front.description,
"keywords": yaml_front.keywords || [],
"category": yaml_front.category || dir,
"development_type": yaml_front.development_type || "general"
}
input_lower = user_input.toLowerCase()
best_match = null
highest_score = 0
# Score each template against user input
FOR each template, metadata in template_metadata:
score = 0
# Development keyword matching (highest weight)
development_keywords = ["implement", "create", "build", "develop", "add", "generate"]
FOR each dev_keyword in development_keywords:
IF input_lower.contains(dev_keyword):
score += 5
# Template-specific keyword matching
FOR each keyword in metadata.keywords:
IF input_lower.contains(keyword.toLowerCase()):
score += 3
# Development type matching
IF input_lower.contains(metadata.development_type.toLowerCase()):
score += 4
# Technology stack detection
tech_keywords = ["react", "vue", "angular", "node", "express", "api", "database", "auth"]
FOR each tech in tech_keywords:
IF input_lower.contains(tech):
score += 2
IF score > highest_score:
highest_score = score
best_match = template
# Default to feature.txt for development tasks
RETURN best_match || "development/feature.txt"
END FUNCTION
```
### Step 3: Execute with Full Auto Mode
```bash
# Autonomous development execution with comprehensive context
codex --full-auto "@{**/*} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[selected_template])
Development Task: [user_input]
Autonomous Implementation Requirements:
- Complete feature development
- Code generation with best practices
- Automatic testing integration
- Documentation updates
- Error handling and validation" -s danger-full-access
```
## Essential Codex Auto Patterns
**Required File Patterns** (Comprehensive context for autonomous development):
```bash
@{**/*} # All files for full context understanding
@{src/**/*} # Source code for pattern detection
@{package.json,*.config.*} # Configuration and dependencies
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} # Project guidelines and standards
@{test/**/*,**/*.test.*} # Existing tests for pattern matching
@{docs/**/*,README.*} # Documentation for context
```
## Development Template Categories
### Feature Development Templates
- **feature.txt**: Complete feature implementation with integration
- **component.txt**: Reusable component creation with props and state
- **refactor.txt**: Code improvement and optimization
### Automation Templates
- **scaffold.txt**: Project structure and boilerplate generation
- **migration.txt**: System upgrades and data migrations
- **deployment.txt**: CI/CD and deployment automation
### Analysis Templates (for context)
- **architecture.txt**: System structure understanding
- **pattern.txt**: Code pattern detection for consistency
- **security.txt**: Security analysis for safe development
### Integration Templates
- **api-design.txt**: RESTful API development
- **database.txt**: Database schema and operations
## Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--list-templates` | Show available development templates and exit |
| `--template <name>` | Force specific template (overrides auto-selection) |
| `--debug` | Show template selection reasoning and context patterns |
| `--save-session` | Save complete development session to workflow |
| `--no-auto` | Use `codex exec` instead of `--full-auto` mode |
### Manual Template Override
```bash
# Force specific development template
/codex:mode:auto "user authentication" --template component.txt
/codex:mode:auto "fix login issues" --template debugging.txt
```
### Development Template Listing
```bash
# List all available development templates
/codex:mode:auto --list-templates
# Output:
# Development templates in ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/:
# - development/feature.txt (Complete feature implementation) [Keywords: implement, feature, integration]
# - development/component.txt (Reusable component creation) [Keywords: component, react, vue]
# - automation/scaffold.txt (Project structure generation) [Keywords: scaffold, setup, boilerplate]
# - [any-new-template].txt (Auto-discovered from any category)
```
## Auto-Selection Examples
### Development Task Detection
```bash
# Feature development → development/feature.txt
"implement user dashboard with analytics charts"
# Component creation → development/component.txt
"create reusable button component with multiple variants"
# System architecture → automation/scaffold.txt
"build complete e-commerce platform with React and Node.js"
# API development → integration/api-design.txt
"develop REST API for user management with authentication"
# Performance optimization → development/refactor.txt
"optimize React application performance and bundle size"
```
## Autonomous Development Workflow
### Full Context Gathering
1. **Project Analysis**: `@{**/*}` provides complete codebase context
2. **Pattern Detection**: Understands existing code patterns and conventions
3. **Dependency Analysis**: Reviews package.json and configuration files
4. **Test Pattern Recognition**: Follows existing test structures
### Intelligent Implementation
1. **Architecture Decisions**: Makes informed choices based on existing patterns
2. **Code Generation**: Creates code matching project style and conventions
3. **Integration**: Ensures new code integrates seamlessly with existing system
4. **Quality Assurance**: Includes error handling, validation, and testing
### Autonomous Features
- **Smart File Creation**: Creates necessary files and directories
- **Dependency Management**: Adds required packages automatically
- **Test Generation**: Creates comprehensive test suites
- **Documentation Updates**: Updates relevant documentation files
- **Configuration Updates**: Modifies config files as needed
## Session Integration
When `--save-session` used, saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/auto-[template]-[timestamp].md`
**Session includes:**
- Original development request
- Template selection reasoning
- Complete context patterns used
- Autonomous development results
- Files created/modified
- Integration guidance
## Performance Features
- **Parallel Context Loading**: Loads multiple file patterns simultaneously
- **Smart Caching**: Caches template selections for similar requests
- **Progressive Development**: Builds features incrementally with validation
- **Rollback Capability**: Can revert changes if issues detected
## Codex vs Gemini Auto Mode
| Feature | Codex Auto | Gemini Auto |
|---------|------------|-------------|
| Primary Purpose | Autonomous development | Analysis and planning |
| File Loading | `@{**/*}` required | `--all-files` available |
| Output | Complete implementations | Analysis and recommendations |
| Template Focus | Development-oriented | Analysis-oriented |
| Execution Mode | `--full-auto` autonomous | Interactive guidance |
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---
name: bug-index
description: Bug analysis, debugging, and automated fix implementation using Codex
usage: /codex:mode:bug-index "bug description"
argument-hint: "description of the bug or error you're experiencing"
examples:
- /codex:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error in login flow"
- /codex:mode:bug-index "React component not re-rendering after state change"
- /codex:mode:bug-index "database connection timeout in production"
- /codex:mode:bug-index "API endpoints returning 500 errors randomly"
allowed-tools: Bash(codex:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Bug Analysis & Fix Command (/codex:mode:bug-index)
## Overview
Systematic bug analysis, debugging, and automated fix implementation using expert diagnostic templates with Codex CLI.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md
⚠️ **Critical Difference**: Codex has **NO `--all-files` flag** - you MUST use `@` patterns to reference files.
**Enhancement over Gemini**: Codex can **analyze AND implement fixes**, not just provide recommendations.
## Usage
### Basic Bug Analysis & Fix
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "authentication error during login"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*auth*,**/*login*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
### Comprehensive Bug Investigation
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "React state not updating in dashboard"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx},**/*dashboard*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
### Production Error Analysis
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "API timeout issues in production environment"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/api/**/*,*.config.*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt)" -s danger-full-access`
## Codex-Specific Debugging Patterns
**Essential File Patterns** (Required for effective debugging):
```bash
@{**/*error*,**/*bug*} # Error-related files
@{src/**/*} # Source code for bug analysis
@{**/logs/**/*} # Log files for error traces
@{test/**/*,**/*.test.*} # Tests to understand expected behavior
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} # Project guidelines
@{*.config.*,package.json} # Configuration for environment issues
```
## Command Execution
**Debugging Template Used**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt`
**Executes**:
```bash
codex exec "@{inferred_bug_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/debugging.txt)
Context: Comprehensive codebase analysis for bug investigation
Bug Description: [user_description]
Fix Implementation: Provide working code solutions" -s danger-full-access
```
## Bug Pattern Inference
**Auto-detects relevant files based on bug description:**
| Bug Keywords | Inferred Patterns | Focus Area |
|-------------|------------------|------------|
| "auth", "login", "token" | `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*,**/*login*}` | Authentication code |
| "React", "component", "render" | `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}` | React components |
| "API", "endpoint", "server" | `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}` | Backend code |
| "database", "db", "query" | `@{**/models/**/*,**/db/**/*}` | Database code |
| "timeout", "connection" | `@{*.config.*,**/*config*}` | Configuration issues |
| "test", "spec" | `@{test/**/*,**/*.test.*}` | Test-related bugs |
| "build", "compile" | `@{*.config.*,package.json,webpack.*}` | Build issues |
| "style", "css", "layout" | `@{**/*.{css,scss,sass}}` | Styling bugs |
## Analysis & Fix Focus
### Comprehensive Bug Analysis Provides:
- **Root Cause Analysis**: Systematic investigation with file:line references
- **Code Path Tracing**: Following execution flow through the codebase
- **Error Pattern Detection**: Identifying similar issues across the codebase
- **Context Understanding**: Leveraging existing code patterns
- **Impact Assessment**: Understanding potential side effects of fixes
### Codex Enhancement - Automated Fixes:
- **Working Code Solutions**: Actual implementation fixes
- **Multiple Fix Options**: Different approaches with trade-offs
- **Test Case Generation**: Tests to prevent regression
- **Configuration Updates**: Environment and config fixes
- **Documentation Updates**: Updated comments and documentation
## Debugging Templates & Approaches
### Error Investigation
```bash
# Uses: debugging.txt template for systematic analysis
/codex:mode:bug-index "null pointer exception in user service"
# Provides: Stack trace analysis, variable state inspection, fix implementation
```
### Performance Bug Analysis
```bash
# Uses: debugging.txt + performance.txt combination
/codex:mode:bug-index "slow database queries causing timeout"
# Provides: Query optimization, indexing suggestions, connection pool fixes
```
### Integration Bug Fixes
```bash
# Uses: debugging.txt + integration/api-design.txt
/codex:mode:bug-index "third-party API integration failing randomly"
# Provides: Error handling, retry logic, fallback implementations
```
## Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--comprehensive` | Use `@{**/*}` for complete codebase analysis |
| `--save-session` | Save bug analysis and fixes to workflow session |
| `--implement-fix` | Auto-implement the recommended fix (default in Codex) |
| `--generate-tests` | Create tests to prevent regression |
| `--debug-mode` | Verbose debugging output with pattern explanations |
### Comprehensive Debugging
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "intermittent authentication failures" --comprehensive
# Uses: @{**/*} for complete system analysis
```
### Bug Fix with Testing
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "user registration validation errors" --generate-tests
# Provides: Bug fix + comprehensive test suite
```
## Session Output
When `--save-session` used, saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/bug-index-[timestamp].md`
**Session includes:**
- Bug description and symptoms
- File patterns used for analysis
- Root cause analysis with evidence
- Implemented fix with code changes
- Test cases to prevent regression
- Monitoring and prevention recommendations
## Debugging Output Structure
### Bug Analysis Template Output:
```markdown
# Bug Analysis: [Description]
## Problem Investigation
- Symptoms and error messages
- Affected components and files
- Reproduction steps
## Root Cause Analysis
- Code path analysis with file:line references
- Variable states and data flow
- Configuration and environment factors
## Implemented Fixes
- Primary solution with code changes
- Alternative approaches considered
- Trade-offs and design decisions
## Testing & Validation
- Test cases to verify fix
- Regression prevention tests
- Performance impact assessment
## Monitoring & Prevention
- Error handling improvements
- Logging enhancements
- Code quality improvements
```
## Context-Aware Bug Fixing
### Existing Pattern Integration
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "authentication middleware not working"
# Analyzes existing auth patterns in codebase
# Implements fix consistent with current architecture
# Updates related middleware to match patterns
```
### Technology Stack Compatibility
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "React hooks causing infinite renders"
# Reviews current React version and patterns
# Implements fix using appropriate hooks API
# Updates other components with similar issues
```
## Advanced Debugging Features
### Multi-File Bug Tracking
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "user data inconsistency between frontend and backend"
# Analyzes both frontend and backend code
# Identifies data flow discrepancies
# Implements synchronized fixes across stack
```
### Production Issue Investigation
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "memory leak in production server"
# Reviews server code and configuration
# Analyzes log patterns and resource usage
# Implements monitoring and leak prevention
```
### Error Handling Enhancement
```bash
/codex:mode:bug-index "unhandled promise rejections causing crashes"
# Identifies all async operations without error handling
# Implements comprehensive error handling strategy
# Adds logging and monitoring for similar issues
```
## Bug Prevention Features
- **Pattern Analysis**: Identifies similar bugs across codebase
- **Code Quality Improvements**: Suggests structural improvements
- **Error Handling Enhancement**: Adds robust error handling
- **Test Coverage**: Creates tests to prevent similar issues
- **Documentation Updates**: Improves code documentation
## Codex vs Gemini Bug Analysis
| Feature | Codex Bug-Index | Gemini Bug-Index |
|---------|-----------------|------------------|
| File Context | `@` patterns **required** | `--all-files` available |
| Output | Analysis + working fixes | Analysis + recommendations |
| Implementation | Automatic code changes | Manual implementation needed |
| Testing | Auto-generates test cases | Suggests testing approach |
| Integration | Updates related code | Focuses on specific bug |
## Workflow Integration
### Bug Fixing Workflow
```bash
# 1. Analyze and fix the bug
/codex:mode:bug-index "user login failing with token errors"
# 2. Review the implemented changes
/workflow:review
# 3. Execute any additional tasks identified
/codex:execute "implement additional error handling for edge cases"
```
For detailed syntax, patterns, and advanced usage see:
**@~/.claude/workflows/tools-implementation-guide.md**

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---
name: plan
description: Development planning and implementation strategy using specialized templates with Codex
usage: /codex:mode:plan "planning topic"
argument-hint: "development planning topic or implementation challenge"
examples:
- /codex:mode:plan "design user dashboard feature architecture"
- /codex:mode:plan "plan microservices migration with implementation"
- /codex:mode:plan "implement real-time notification system with React"
allowed-tools: Bash(codex:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Development Planning Command (/codex:mode:plan)
## Overview
Comprehensive development planning and implementation strategy using expert planning templates with Codex CLI.
- **Directory Analysis Rule**: When user intends to analyze specific directory (cd XXX), use: `codex --cd XXX --full-auto exec "prompt" -s danger-full-access` or `cd "XXX" && codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*} prompt" -s danger-full-access`
- **Default Mode**: `--full-auto exec` autonomous development mode (RECOMMENDED for all tasks).
⚠️ **Critical Difference**: Codex has **NO `--all-files` flag** - you MUST use `@` patterns to reference files.
## Usage
### Basic Development Planning
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "design authentication system with implementation"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/task-breakdown.txt) design authentication system with implementation" -s danger-full-access`
### Architecture Planning with Context
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "microservices migration strategy"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{src/**/*,*.config.*,CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/migration.txt) microservices migration strategy" -s danger-full-access`
### Feature Implementation Planning
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "real-time notifications with WebSocket integration"
```
**Executes**: `codex --full-auto exec "@{**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/feature.txt) Additional Planning Context:$(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/task-breakdown.txt) real-time notifications with WebSocket integration" -s danger-full-access`
## Codex-Specific Planning Patterns
**Essential File Patterns** (Required for comprehensive planning):
```bash
@{**/*} # All files for complete context
@{src/**/*} # Source code architecture
@{*.config.*,package.json} # Configuration and dependencies
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} # Project guidelines
@{docs/**/*,README.*} # Documentation for context
@{test/**/*} # Testing patterns
```
## Command Execution
**Planning Templates Used**:
- Primary: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/task-breakdown.txt`
- Migration: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/migration.txt`
- Combined with development templates for implementation guidance
**Executes**:
```bash
codex exec "@{**/*} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/task-breakdown.txt)
Context: Complete codebase analysis for informed planning
Planning Topic: [user_description]
Implementation Focus: Development strategy with code generation guidance"
```
## Planning Focus Areas
### Development Planning Provides:
- **Requirements Analysis**: Functional and technical requirements
- **Architecture Design**: System structure with implementation details
- **Implementation Strategy**: Step-by-step development approach with code examples
- **Technology Selection**: Framework and library recommendations
- **Task Decomposition**: Detailed task breakdown with dependencies
- **Code Structure Planning**: File organization and module design
- **Testing Strategy**: Test planning and coverage approach
- **Integration Planning**: API design and data flow
### Codex Enhancement:
- **Implementation Guidance**: Actual code patterns and examples
- **Automated Scaffolding**: Template generation for planned components
- **Dependency Analysis**: Required packages and configurations
- **Pattern Detection**: Leverages existing codebase patterns
## Planning Templates
### Task Breakdown Planning
```bash
# Uses: planning/task-breakdown.txt
/codex:mode:plan "implement user authentication system"
# Provides: Detailed task list, dependencies, implementation order
```
### Migration Planning
```bash
# Uses: planning/migration.txt
/codex:mode:plan "migrate from REST to GraphQL API"
# Provides: Migration strategy, compatibility planning, rollout approach
```
### Feature Planning with Implementation
```bash
# Uses: development/feature.txt + planning/task-breakdown.txt
/codex:mode:plan "build real-time chat application"
# Provides: Architecture + implementation roadmap + code examples
```
## Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--comprehensive` | Use `@{**/*}` for complete codebase context |
| `--save-session` | Save planning analysis to workflow session |
| `--with-implementation` | Include code generation in planning |
| `--template <name>` | Force specific planning template |
### Comprehensive Planning
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "design payment system architecture" --comprehensive
# Uses: @{**/*} pattern for maximum context
```
### Planning with Implementation
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "implement user dashboard" --with-implementation
# Combines planning templates with development templates for actionable output
```
## Session Output
When `--save-session` used, saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/plan-[timestamp].md`
**Session includes:**
- Planning topic and requirements
- Template combination used
- Complete architecture analysis
- Implementation roadmap with tasks
- Code structure recommendations
- Technology stack decisions
- Integration strategies
- Next steps and action items
## Planning Template Structure
### Task Breakdown Template Output:
```markdown
# Development Plan: [Topic]
## Requirements Analysis
- Functional requirements
- Technical requirements
- Constraints and dependencies
## Architecture Design
- System components
- Data flow
- Integration points
## Implementation Strategy
- Development phases
- Task breakdown
- Dependencies and blockers
- Estimated effort
## Code Structure
- File organization
- Module design
- Component hierarchy
## Technology Decisions
- Framework selection
- Library recommendations
- Configuration requirements
## Testing Approach
- Testing strategy
- Coverage requirements
- Test automation
## Action Items
- [ ] Detailed task list with priorities
- [ ] Implementation order
- [ ] Review checkpoints
```
## Context-Aware Planning
### Existing Codebase Integration
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "add user roles and permissions system"
# Analyzes existing authentication patterns
# Plans integration with current user management
# Suggests compatible implementation approach
```
### Technology Stack Analysis
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "implement real-time features"
# Reviews current tech stack (React, Node.js, etc.)
# Recommends compatible WebSocket/SSE solutions
# Plans integration with existing architecture
```
## Planning Workflow Integration
### Pre-Development Planning
1. **Architecture Analysis**: Understand current system structure
2. **Requirement Planning**: Define scope and objectives
3. **Implementation Strategy**: Create detailed development plan
4. **Task Creation**: Generate actionable tasks for execution
### Planning to Execution Flow
```bash
# 1. Plan the implementation
/codex:mode:plan "implement user dashboard with analytics"
# 2. Execute the plan
/codex:execute "implement user dashboard based on planning analysis"
# 3. Review and iterate
/workflow:review
```
## Codex vs Gemini Planning
| Feature | Codex Planning | Gemini Planning |
|---------|----------------|-----------------|
| File Context | `@` patterns **required** | `--all-files` available |
| Output Focus | Implementation-ready plans | Analysis and strategy |
| Code Examples | Includes actual code patterns | Conceptual guidance |
| Integration | Direct execution pathway | Planning only |
| Templates | Development + planning combined | Planning focused |
## Advanced Planning Features
### Multi-Phase Planning
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "modernize legacy application architecture"
# Provides: Phase-by-phase migration strategy
# Includes: Compatibility planning, risk assessment
# Generates: Implementation timeline with milestones
```
### Cross-System Integration Planning
```bash
/codex:mode:plan "integrate third-party payment system with existing e-commerce"
# Analyzes: Current system architecture
# Plans: Integration approach and data flow
# Recommends: Security and error handling strategies
```
For detailed syntax, patterns, and advanced usage see:
**@~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md**

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---
name: enhance-prompt
description: Dynamic prompt enhancement for complex requirements - Structured enhancement of user prompts before agent execution
description: Context-aware prompt enhancement using session memory and codebase analysis
usage: /enhance-prompt <user_input>
argument-hint: [--gemini] "user input to enhance"
argument-hint: "user input to enhance"
examples:
- /enhance-prompt "add user profile editing"
- /enhance-prompt "fix login button"
- /enhance-prompt "clean up the payment code"
---
### 🚀 **Command Overview: `/enhance-prompt`**
## Overview
- **Type**: Prompt Engineering Command
- **Purpose**: To systematically enhance raw user prompts, translating them into clear, context-rich, and actionable specifications before agent execution.
- **Key Feature**: Dynamically integrates with Gemini for deep, codebase-aware analysis.
Systematically enhances user prompts by combining session memory context with codebase patterns, translating ambiguous requests into actionable specifications.
### 📥 **Command Parameters**
## Core Protocol
- `<user_input>`: **(Required)** The raw text prompt from the user that needs enhancement.
- `--gemini`: **(Optional)** An explicit flag to force the full Gemini collaboration flow, ensuring codebase analysis is performed even for simple prompts.
**Enhancement Pipeline:**
`Intent Translation``Context Integration``Gemini Analysis (if needed)``Structured Output`
### 🔄 **Core Enhancement Protocol**
**Context Sources:**
- Session memory (conversation history, previous analysis)
- Codebase patterns (via Gemini when triggered)
- Implicit technical requirements
This is the standard pipeline every prompt goes through for structured enhancement.
`Step 1: Intent Translation` **->** `Step 2: Context Extraction` **->** `Step 3: Key Points Identification` **->** `Step 4: Optional Gemini Consultation`
### 🧠 **Gemini Collaboration Logic**
This logic determines when to invoke Gemini for deeper, codebase-aware insights.
## Gemini Trigger Logic
```pseudo
FUNCTION decide_enhancement_path(user_prompt, options):
// Set of keywords that indicate high complexity or architectural changes.
FUNCTION should_use_gemini(user_prompt):
critical_keywords = ["refactor", "migrate", "redesign", "auth", "payment", "security"]
// Conditions for triggering Gemini analysis.
use_gemini = FALSE
IF options.gemini_flag is TRUE:
use_gemini = TRUE
ELSE IF prompt_affects_multiple_modules(user_prompt, threshold=3):
use_gemini = TRUE
ELSE IF any_keyword_in_prompt(critical_keywords, user_prompt):
use_gemini = TRUE
// Execute the appropriate enhancement flow.
enhanced_prompt = run_standard_enhancement(user_prompt) // Steps 1-3
IF use_gemini is TRUE:
// This action corresponds to calling the Gemini CLI tool programmatically.
// e.g., `gemini --all-files -p "..."` based on the derived context.
gemini_insights = execute_tool("gemini","-P" enhanced_prompt) // Calls the Gemini CLI
enhanced_prompt.append(gemini_insights)
RETURN enhanced_prompt
END FUNCTION
RETURN (
prompt_affects_multiple_modules(user_prompt, threshold=3) OR
any_keyword_in_prompt(critical_keywords, user_prompt)
)
END
```
### 📚 **Enhancement Rules**
**Gemini Integration:** @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
- **Ambiguity Resolution**: Generic terms are translated into specific technical intents.
- `"fix"` → Identify the specific bug and preserve existing functionality.
- `"improve"` → Enhance performance or readability while maintaining compatibility.
- `"add"` → Implement a new feature and integrate it with existing code.
- `"refactor"` → Restructure code to improve quality while preserving external behavior.
- **Implicit Context Inference**: Missing technical context is automatically inferred.
```bash
# User: "add login"
# Inferred Context:
# - Authentication system implementation
# - Frontend login form + backend validation
# - Session management considerations
# - Security best practices (e.g., password handling)
```
- **Technical Translation**: Business goals are converted into technical specifications.
```bash
# User: "make it faster"
# Translated Intent:
# - Identify performance bottlenecks
# - Define target metrics/benchmarks
# - Profile before optimizing
# - Document performance gains and trade-offs
```
## Enhancement Rules
### 🗺️ **Enhancement Translation Matrix**
### Intent Translation
| User Says | → Translate To | Key Context | Focus Areas |
| ------------------ | ----------------------- | ----------------------- | --------------------------- |
| "make it work" | Fix functionality | Debug implementation | Root cause → fix → test |
| "add [feature]" | Implement capability | Integration points | Core function + edge cases |
| "improve [area]" | Optimize/enhance | Current limits | Measurable improvements |
| "fix [bug]" | Resolve issue | Bug symptoms | Root cause + prevention |
| "refactor [code]" | Restructure quality | Structure pain points | Maintain behavior |
| "update [component]" | Modernize | Version compatibility | Migration path |
| User Says | Translate To | Focus |
|-----------|--------------|-------|
| "fix" | Debug and resolve | Root cause → preserve behavior |
| "improve" | Enhance/optimize | Performance/readability |
| "add" | Implement feature | Integration + edge cases |
| "refactor" | Restructure quality | Maintain behavior |
| "update" | Modernize | Version compatibility |
### ⚡ **Automatic Invocation Triggers**
### Context Integration Strategy
The `/enhance-prompt` command is designed to run automatically when the system detects:
- Ambiguous user language (e.g., "fix", "improve", "clean up").
- Tasks impacting multiple modules or components (>3).
- Requests for system architecture changes.
- Modifications to critical systems (auth, payment, security).
- Complex refactoring requests.
**Session Memory First:**
- Reference recent conversation context
- Reuse previously identified patterns
- Build on established understanding
### 🛠️ **Gemini Integration Protocol (Internal)**
**Codebase Analysis (via Gemini):**
- Only when complexity requires it
- Focus on integration points
- Identify existing patterns
**Gemini Integration**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
This section details how the system programmatically interacts with the Gemini CLI.
- **Primary Tool**: All Gemini analysis is performed via direct calls to the `gemini` command-line tool (e.g., `gemini --all-files -p "..."`).
- **Central Guidelines**: All CLI usage patterns, syntax, and context detection rules are defined in the central guidelines document:
- **Template Selection**: For specific analysis types, the system references the template selection guide:
- **All Templates**: `gemini-template-rules.md` - provides guidance on selecting appropriate templates
- **Template Library**: `cli-templates/` - contains actual prompt and command templates
### 📝 **Enhancement Examples**
This card contains the original, unmodified examples to demonstrate the command's output.
#### Example 1: Feature Request (with Gemini Integration)
**Example:**
```bash
# User Input: "add user profile editing"
# Standard Enhancement:
TRANSLATED_INTENT: Implement user profile editing feature
DOMAIN_CONTEXT: User management system
ACTION_TYPE: Create new feature
COMPLEXITY: Medium (multi-component)
# Gemini Analysis Added:
GEMINI_PATTERN_ANALYSIS: FormValidator used in AccountSettings, PreferencesEditor
GEMINI_ARCHITECTURE: UserService → ProfileRepository → UserModel pattern
# Final Enhanced Structure:
ENRICHED_CONTEXT:
- Frontend: Profile form using FormValidator pattern
- Backend: API endpoints following UserService pattern
- Database: User model via ProfileRepository
- Auth: Permission checks using AuthGuard pattern
KEY_POINTS:
- Data validation using existing FormValidator
- Image upload via SecureUploadService
- Field permissions with AuthGuard middleware
ATTENTION_AREAS:
- Security: Use SecureUploadService for file handling
- Performance: Lazy loading patterns (ProfileImage.tsx)
# User: "add login"
# Session Memory: Previous auth discussion, JWT mentioned
# Inferred: JWT-based auth, integrate with existing session management
# Gemini (if multi-module): Analyze AuthService patterns, middleware structure
```
#### Example 2: Bug Fix
## Output Structure
```bash
# User Input: "login button doesn't work"
# Enhanced Structure:
TRANSLATED_INTENT: Debug and fix non-functional login button
DOMAIN_CONTEXT: Authentication UI
ACTION_TYPE: Fix bug
COMPLEXITY: Simple (single component)
KEY_POINTS:
- Identify root cause (event/state/API)
- Preserve existing auth flow
- Add error handling if missing
ATTENTION_AREAS:
- Don't break existing functionality
- Test edge cases and user states
INTENT: [Clear technical goal]
CONTEXT: [Session memory + codebase patterns]
ACTION: [Specific implementation steps]
ATTENTION: [Critical constraints]
```
#### Example 3: Refactoring Request
### Output Examples
**Simple (no Gemini):**
```bash
# User Input: "clean up the payment code"
# Enhanced Structure:
TRANSLATED_INTENT: Refactor payment module for maintainability
DOMAIN_CONTEXT: Payment processing system
ACTION_TYPE: Refactor
COMPLEXITY: Complex (critical system)
KEY_POINTS:
- Maintain exact functionality
- Improve code organization
- Extract reusable components
ATTENTION_AREAS:
- Critical: No behavior changes
- Security: Maintain PCI compliance
- Testing: Comprehensive coverage
# Input: "fix login button"
INTENT: Debug non-functional login button
CONTEXT: From session - OAuth flow discussed, known state issue
ACTION: Check event binding → verify state updates → test auth flow
ATTENTION: Preserve existing OAuth integration
```
### ✨ **Key Benefits**
**Complex (with Gemini):**
```bash
# Input: "refactor payment code"
INTENT: Restructure payment module for maintainability
CONTEXT: Session memory - PCI compliance requirements
Gemini - PaymentService → StripeAdapter pattern identified
ACTION: Extract reusable validators → isolate payment gateway logic
ATTENTION: Zero behavior change, maintain PCI compliance, full test coverage
```
1. **Clarity**: Ambiguous requests become clear specifications.
2. **Completeness**: Implicit requirements become explicit.
3. **Context**: Missing context is automatically inferred.
4. **Codebase Awareness**: Gemini provides actual patterns from the project.
5. **Quality**: Attention areas prevent common mistakes.
6. **Efficiency**: Agents receive structured, actionable input.
7. **Smart Flow Control**: Seamless integration with workflows.
## Automatic Triggers
- Ambiguous language: "fix", "improve", "clean up"
- Multi-module impact (>3 modules)
- Architecture changes
- Critical systems: auth, payment, security
- Complex refactoring
## Key Principles
1. **Memory First**: Leverage session context before analysis
2. **Minimal Gemini**: Only when complexity demands it
3. **Context Reuse**: Build on previous understanding
4. **Clear Output**: Structured, actionable specifications
5. **Avoid Duplication**: Reference existing context, don't repeat

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---
name: analyze
description: Quick analysis of codebase patterns, architecture, and code quality using Gemini CLI
usage: /gemini:analyze <analysis-type>
argument-hint: "analysis target or type"
examples:
- /gemini:analyze "React hooks patterns"
- /gemini:analyze "authentication security"
- /gemini:analyze "performance bottlenecks"
- /gemini:analyze "API design patterns"
model: haiku
---
# Gemini Analysis Command (/gemini:analyze)
## Overview
Quick analysis tool for codebase insights using intelligent pattern detection and template-driven analysis.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
## Analysis Types
| Type | Purpose | Example |
|------|---------|---------|
| **pattern** | Code pattern detection | "React hooks usage patterns" |
| **architecture** | System structure analysis | "component hierarchy structure" |
| **security** | Security vulnerabilities | "authentication vulnerabilities" |
| **performance** | Performance bottlenecks | "rendering performance issues" |
| **quality** | Code quality assessment | "testing coverage analysis" |
| **dependencies** | Third-party analysis | "outdated package dependencies" |
## Quick Usage
### Basic Analysis
```bash
/gemini:analyze "authentication patterns"
```
**Executes**: `gemini -p -a "@{**/*auth*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/pattern.txt)"`
### Targeted Analysis
```bash
/gemini:analyze "React component architecture"
```
**Executes**: `gemini -p -a "@{src/components/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/architecture.txt)"`
### Security Focus
```bash
/gemini:analyze "API security vulnerabilities"
```
**Executes**: `gemini -p -a "@{**/api/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/security.txt)"`
## Templates Used
Templates are automatically selected based on analysis type:
- **Pattern Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt`
- **Architecture Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt`
- **Security Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/security.txt`
- **Performance Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/performance.txt`
## Workflow Integration
⚠️ **Session Check**: Automatically detects active workflow session via `.workflow/.active-*` marker file.
**Analysis results saved to:**
- Active session: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/analysis-[timestamp].md`
- No session: Temporary analysis output
## Common Patterns
### Technology Stack Analysis
```bash
/gemini:analyze "project technology stack"
# Auto-detects: package.json, config files, dependencies
```
### Code Quality Review
```bash
/gemini:analyze "code quality and standards"
# Auto-targets: source files, test files, CLAUDE.md
```
### Migration Planning
```bash
/gemini:analyze "legacy code modernization"
# Focuses: older patterns, deprecated APIs, upgrade paths
```
## Output Format
Analysis results include:
- **File References**: Specific file:line locations
- **Code Examples**: Relevant code snippets
- **Patterns Found**: Common patterns and anti-patterns
- **Recommendations**: Actionable improvements
- **Integration Points**: How components connect

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---
name: chat
description: Simple Gemini CLI interaction command for direct codebase analysis
usage: /gemini:chat "inquiry"
argument-hint: "your question or analysis request"
examples:
- /gemini:chat "analyze the authentication flow"
- /gemini:chat "how can I optimize this React component performance?"
- /gemini:chat "review security vulnerabilities in src/auth/"
allowed-tools: Bash(gemini:*)
model: sonnet
---
### 🚀 **Command Overview: `/gemini:chat`**
- **Type**: Basic Gemini CLI Wrapper
- **Purpose**: Direct interaction with the `gemini` CLI for simple codebase analysis
- **Core Tool**: `Bash(gemini:*)` - Executes the external Gemini CLI tool
### 📥 **Parameters & Usage**
- **`<inquiry>` (Required)**: Your question or analysis request
- **`--all-files` (Optional)**: Includes the entire codebase in the analysis context
- **`--save-session` (Optional)**: Saves the interaction to current workflow session directory
- **File References**: Specify files or patterns using `@{path/to/file}` syntax
### 🔄 **Execution Workflow**
`Parse Input` **->** `Assemble Context` **->** `Construct Prompt` **->** `Execute Gemini CLI` **->** `(Optional) Save Session`
### 📚 **Context Assembly**
Context is gathered from:
1. **Project Guidelines**: Always includes `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
2. **User-Explicit Files**: Files specified by the user (e.g., `@{src/auth/*.js}`)
3. **All Files Flag**: The `--all-files` flag includes the entire codebase
### 📝 **Prompt Format**
```
=== CONTEXT ===
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [Project guidelines]
@{target_files} [User-specified files or all files if --all-files is used]
=== USER INPUT ===
[The user inquiry text]
```
### ⚙️ **Execution Implementation**
```pseudo
FUNCTION execute_gemini_chat(user_inquiry, flags):
// Construct basic prompt
prompt = "=== CONTEXT ===\n"
prompt += "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}\n"
// Add user-specified files or all files
IF flags contain "--all-files":
result = execute_tool("Bash(gemini:*)", "--all-files", "-p", prompt + user_inquiry)
ELSE:
prompt += "\n=== USER INPUT ===\n" + user_inquiry
result = execute_tool("Bash(gemini:*)", "-p", prompt)
// Save session if requested
IF flags contain "--save-session":
save_chat_session(user_inquiry, result)
RETURN result
END FUNCTION
```
### 💾 **Session Persistence**
When `--save-session` flag is used:
- Check for existing active session (`.workflow/.active-*` markers)
- Save to existing session's `.chat/` directory or create new session
- File format: `chat-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.md`
- Include query, context, and response in saved file
**Session Template:**
```markdown
# Chat Session: [Timestamp]
## Query
[Original user inquiry]
## Context
[Files and patterns included in analysis]
## Gemini Response
[Complete response from Gemini CLI]
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---
name: execute
description: Auto-execution of implementation tasks with YOLO permissions and intelligent context inference
usage: /gemini:execute <description|task-id>
argument-hint: "implementation description or task-id"
examples:
- /gemini:execute "implement user authentication system"
- /gemini:execute "optimize React component performance"
- /gemini:execute IMPL-001
- /gemini:execute "fix API performance issues"
allowed-tools: Bash(gemini:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Gemini Execute Command (/gemini:execute)
## Overview
**⚡ YOLO-enabled execution**: Auto-approves all confirmations for streamlined implementation workflow.
**Purpose**: Execute implementation tasks using intelligent context inference and Gemini CLI with full permissions.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
## 🚨 YOLO Permissions
**All confirmations auto-approved by default:**
- ✅ File pattern inference confirmation
- ✅ Gemini execution confirmation
- ✅ File modification confirmation
- ✅ Implementation summary generation
## Execution Modes
### 1. Description Mode
**Input**: Natural language description
```bash
/gemini:execute "implement JWT authentication with middleware"
```
**Process**: Keyword analysis → Pattern inference → Context collection → Execution
### 2. Task ID Mode
**Input**: Workflow task identifier
```bash
/gemini:execute IMPL-001
```
**Process**: Task JSON parsing → Scope analysis → Context integration → Execution
## Context Inference Logic
**Auto-selects relevant files based on:**
- **Keywords**: "auth" → `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*}`
- **Technology**: "React" → `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}`
- **Task Type**: "api" → `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}`
- **Always includes**: `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
## Command Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--debug` | Verbose execution logging |
| `--save-session` | Save complete execution session to workflow |
## Workflow Integration
### Session Management
⚠️ **Auto-detects active session**: Checks `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
**Session storage:**
- **Active session exists**: Saves to `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
- **No active session**: Creates new session directory
### Task Integration
```bash
# Execute specific workflow task
/gemini:execute IMPL-001
# Loads from: .task/IMPL-001.json
# Uses: task context, brainstorming refs, scope definitions
# Updates: workflow status, generates summary
```
## Execution Templates
### User Description Template
```bash
gemini --all-files -p "@{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Implementation Task: [user_description]
Provide:
- Specific implementation code
- File modification locations (file:line)
- Test cases
- Integration guidance"
```
### Task ID Template
```bash
gemini --all-files -p "@{task_files} @{brainstorming_refs} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Task: [task_title] (ID: [task-id])
Type: [task_type]
Scope: [task_scope]
Execute implementation following task acceptance criteria."
```
## Auto-Generated Outputs
### 1. Implementation Summary
**Location**: `.summaries/[TASK-ID]-summary.md` or auto-generated ID
```markdown
# Task Summary: [Task-ID] [Description]
## Implementation
- **Files Modified**: [file:line references]
- **Features Added**: [specific functionality]
- **Context Used**: [inferred patterns]
## Integration
- [Links to workflow documents]
```
### 2. Execution Session
**Location**: `.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
```markdown
# Execution Session: [Timestamp]
## Input
[User description or Task ID]
## Context Inference
[File patterns used with rationale]
## Implementation Results
[Generated code and modifications]
## Status Updates
[Workflow integration updates]
```
## Error Handling
- **Task ID not found**: Lists available tasks
- **Pattern inference failure**: Uses generic `src/**/*` pattern
- **Execution failure**: Attempts fallback with simplified context
- **File modification errors**: Reports specific file/permission issues
## Performance Features
- **Smart caching**: Frequently used pattern mappings
- **Progressive inference**: Precise → broad pattern fallback
- **Parallel execution**: When multiple contexts needed
- **Directory optimization**: Switches to optimal execution path
## Integration Workflow
**Typical sequence:**
1. `workflow:plan` → Creates tasks
2. `/gemini:execute IMPL-001` → Executes with YOLO permissions
3. Auto-updates workflow status and generates summaries
4. `workflow:review` → Final validation
**vs. `/gemini:analyze`**: Execute performs analysis **and implementation**, analyze is read-only.

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---
name: auto
description: Auto-select and execute appropriate template based on user input analysis
usage: /gemini:mode:auto "description of task or problem"
argument-hint: "description of what you want to analyze or plan"
examples:
- /gemini:mode:auto "authentication system keeps crashing during login"
- /gemini:mode:auto "design a real-time notification architecture"
- /gemini:mode:auto "database connection errors in production"
- /gemini:mode:auto "plan user dashboard with analytics features"
allowed-tools: Bash(ls:*), Bash(gemini:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Auto Template Selection (/gemini:mode:auto)
## Overview
Automatically analyzes user input to select the most appropriate template and execute Gemini CLI with optimal context.
**Directory Analysis Rule**: Intelligent detection of directory context intent - automatically navigate to target directory when analysis scope is directory-specific.
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && gemini --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
**Process**: List Templates → Analyze Input → Select Template → Execute with Context
## Usage
### Auto-Detection Examples
```bash
# Bug-related keywords → selects bug-fix.md
/gemini:mode:auto "React component not rendering after state update"
# Planning keywords → selects plan.md
/gemini:mode:auto "design microservices architecture for user management"
# Error/crash keywords → selects bug-fix.md
/gemini:mode:auto "API timeout errors in production environment"
# Architecture/design keywords → selects plan.md
/gemini:mode:auto "implement real-time chat system architecture"
# With directory context
/gemini:mode:auto "authentication issues" --cd "src/auth"
```
## Template Selection Logic
### Dynamic Template Discovery
**Templates auto-discovered from**: `~/.claude/prompt-templates/`
Templates are dynamically read from the directory, including their metadata (name, description, keywords) from the YAML frontmatter.
### Template Metadata Parsing
Each template contains YAML frontmatter with:
```yaml
---
name: template-name
description: Template purpose description
category: template-category
keywords: [keyword1, keyword2, keyword3]
---
```
**Auto-selection based on:**
- **Template keywords**: Matches user input against template-defined keywords
- **Template name**: Direct name matching (e.g., "bug-fix" matches bug-related queries)
- **Template description**: Semantic matching against description text
## Command Execution
### Step 1: Template Discovery
```bash
# Dynamically discover all templates and extract YAML frontmatter
cd "~/.claude/prompt-templates" && echo "Discovering templates..." && for template_file in *.md; do echo "=== $template_file ==="; head -6 "$template_file" 2>/dev/null || echo "Error reading $template_file"; echo; done
```
### Step 2: Dynamic Template Analysis & Selection
```pseudo
FUNCTION select_template(user_input):
templates = list_directory("~/.claude/prompt-templates/")
template_metadata = {}
# Parse all templates for metadata
FOR each template_file in templates:
content = read_file(template_file)
yaml_front = extract_yaml_frontmatter(content)
template_metadata[template_file] = {
"name": yaml_front.name,
"description": yaml_front.description,
"keywords": yaml_front.keywords || [],
"category": yaml_front.category || "general"
}
input_lower = user_input.toLowerCase()
best_match = null
highest_score = 0
# Score each template against user input
FOR each template, metadata in template_metadata:
score = 0
# Keyword matching (highest weight)
FOR each keyword in metadata.keywords:
IF input_lower.contains(keyword.toLowerCase()):
score += 3
# Template name matching
IF input_lower.contains(metadata.name.toLowerCase()):
score += 2
# Description semantic matching
FOR each word in metadata.description.split():
IF input_lower.contains(word.toLowerCase()) AND word.length > 3:
score += 1
IF score > highest_score:
highest_score = score
best_match = template
# Default to first template if no matches
RETURN best_match || templates[0]
END FUNCTION
```
### Step 3: Execute with Dynamically Selected Template
```bash
# Basic execution with selected template
gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/[selected_template])
User Input: [user_input]"
# With --cd parameter
cd "[specified_directory]" && gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/[selected_template])
User Input: [user_input]"
```
**Template selection is completely dynamic** - any new templates added to the directory will be automatically discovered and available for selection based on their YAML frontmatter.
### Manual Template Override
```bash
# Force specific template
/gemini:mode:auto "user authentication" --template bug-fix.md
/gemini:mode:auto "fix login issues" --template plan.md
```
### Dynamic Template Listing
```bash
# List all dynamically discovered templates
/gemini:mode:auto --list-templates
# Output:
# Dynamically discovered templates in ~/.claude/prompt-templates/:
# - bug-fix.md (用于定位bug并提供修改建议) [Keywords: 规划, bug, 修改方案]
# - plan.md (软件架构规划和技术实现计划分析模板) [Keywords: 规划, 架构, 实现计划, 技术设计, 修改方案]
# - [any-new-template].md (Auto-discovered description) [Keywords: auto-parsed]
```
**Complete template discovery** - new templates are automatically detected and their metadata parsed from YAML frontmatter.
## Auto-Selection Examples
### Dynamic Selection Examples
```bash
# Selection based on template keywords and metadata
"login system crashes on startup" → Matches template with keywords: [bug, 修改方案]
"design user dashboard with analytics" → Matches template with keywords: [规划, 架构, 技术设计]
"database timeout errors in production" → Matches template with keywords: [bug, 修改方案]
"implement real-time notification system" → Matches template with keywords: [规划, 实现计划, 技术设计]
# Any new templates added will be automatically matched
"[user input]" → Dynamically matches against all template keywords and descriptions
```
## Session Integration
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/auto-[template]-[timestamp].md`
**Session includes:**
- Original user input
- Template selection reasoning
- Template used
- Complete analysis results
This command streamlines template usage by automatically detecting user intent and selecting the optimal template for analysis.

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---
name: bug-index
description: Bug analysis and fix suggestions using specialized template
usage: /gemini:mode:bug-index "bug description"
argument-hint: "description of the bug or error you're experiencing"
examples:
- /gemini:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error in login flow"
- /gemini:mode:bug-index "React component not re-rendering after state change"
- /gemini:mode:bug-index "database connection timeout in production"
allowed-tools: Bash(gemini:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Bug Analysis Command (/gemini:mode:bug-index)
## Overview
Systematic bug analysis and fix suggestions using expert diagnostic template.
**Directory Analysis Rule**: Intelligent detection of directory context intent - automatically navigate to target directory when analysis scope is directory-specific.
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && gemini --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
## Usage
### Basic Bug Analysis
```bash
/gemini:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error"
```
### Bug Analysis with Directory Context
```bash
/gemini:mode:bug-index "authentication error" --cd "src/auth"
```
### Save to Workflow Session
```bash
/gemini:mode:bug-index "API timeout issues" --save-session
```
## Command Execution
**Template Used**: `~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md`
**Executes**:
```bash
# Basic usage
gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md)
Bug Description: [user_description]"
# With --cd parameter
cd "[specified_directory]" && gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md)
Bug Description: [user_description]"
```
## Analysis Focus
The bug-fix template provides:
- **Root Cause Analysis**: Systematic investigation
- **Code Path Tracing**: Following execution flow
- **Targeted Solutions**: Specific, minimal fixes
- **Impact Assessment**: Understanding side effects
## Session Output
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/bug-index-[timestamp].md`
**Includes:**
- Bug description
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Recommended actions

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---
name: plan-precise
description: Precise path planning analysis for complex projects
usage: /gemini:mode:plan-precise "planning topic"
examples:
- /gemini:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
- /gemini:mode:plan-precise "refactor database layer architecture"
---
### 🚀 Command Overview: `/gemini:mode:plan-precise`
Precise path-based planning analysis using user-specified directories instead of --all-files.
### 📝 Execution Template
```pseudo
# Precise path planning with user-specified scope
PLANNING_TOPIC = user_argument
PATHS_FILE = "./planning-paths.txt"
# Step 1: Check paths file exists
IF not file_exists(PATHS_FILE):
Write(PATHS_FILE, template_content)
echo "📝 Created planning-paths.txt in project root"
echo "Please edit file and add paths to analyze"
# USER_INPUT: User edits planning-paths.txt and presses Enter
wait_for_user_input()
ELSE:
echo "📁 Using existing planning-paths.txt"
echo "Current paths preview:"
Bash(grep -v '^#' "$PATHS_FILE" | grep -v '^$' | head -5)
# USER_INPUT: User confirms y/n
user_confirm = prompt("Continue with these paths? (y/n): ")
IF user_confirm != "y":
echo "Please edit planning-paths.txt and retry"
exit
# Step 2: Read and validate paths
paths_ref = Bash(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh "$PATHS_FILE")
IF paths_ref is empty:
echo "❌ No valid paths found in planning-paths.txt"
echo "Please add at least one path and retry"
exit
echo "🎯 Analysis paths: $paths_ref"
echo "📋 Planning topic: $PLANNING_TOPIC"
# BASH_EXECUTION_STOPS → MODEL_ANALYSIS_BEGINS
```
### 🧠 Model Analysis Phase
After bash script prepares paths, model takes control to:
1. **Present Configuration**: Show user the detected paths and analysis scope
2. **Request Confirmation**: Wait for explicit user approval
3. **Execute Analysis**: Run gemini with precise path references
### 📋 Execution Flow
```pseudo
# Step 1: Present plan to user
PRESENT_PLAN:
📋 Precise Path Planning Configuration:
Topic: design authentication system
Paths: src/auth/**/* src/middleware/auth* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
Gemini Reference: $(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt)
⚠️ Continue with analysis? (y/n)
# Step 2: MANDATORY user confirmation
IF user_confirms():
# Step 3: Execute gemini analysis
Bash(gemini -p "$(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt) @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: $PLANNING_TOPIC")
ELSE:
abort_execution()
echo "Edit planning-paths.txt and retry"
```
### ✨ Features
- **Root Level Config**: `./planning-paths.txt` in project root (no subdirectories)
- **Simple Workflow**: Check file → Present plan → Confirm → Execute
- **Path Focused**: Only analyzes user-specified paths, not entire project
- **No Complexity**: No validation, suggestions, or result saving - just core function
- **Template Creation**: Auto-creates template file if missing
### 📚 Usage Examples
```bash
# Create analysis for authentication system
/gemini:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
# System creates planning-paths.txt (if needed)
# User edits: src/auth/**/* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
# System confirms paths and executes analysis
```
### 🔍 Complete Execution Example
```bash
# 1. Command execution
$ /gemini:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
# 2. System output
📋 Precise Path Planning Configuration:
Topic: design authentication system
Paths: src/auth/**/* src/middleware/auth* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
Gemini Reference: @{src/auth/**/*,src/middleware/auth*,tests/auth/**/*,config/auth.json}
⚠️ Continue with analysis? (y/n)
# 3. User confirms
$ y
# 4. Actual gemini command executed
$ gemini -p "$(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt) @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: design authentication system"
```
### 🔧 Path File Format
Simple text file in project root: `./planning-paths.txt`
```
# Comments start with #
src/auth/**/*
src/middleware/auth*
tests/auth/**/*
config/auth.json
docs/auth/*.md
```

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---
name: plan
description: Project planning and architecture analysis using Gemini CLI with specialized template
usage: /gemini:mode:plan "planning topic"
argument-hint: "planning topic or architectural challenge to analyze"
examples:
- /gemini:mode:plan "design user dashboard feature architecture"
- /gemini:mode:plan "plan microservices migration strategy"
- /gemini:mode:plan "implement real-time notification system"
allowed-tools: Bash(gemini:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Planning Analysis Command (/gemini:mode:plan)
## Overview
**This command uses Gemini CLI for comprehensive project planning and architecture analysis.** It leverages Gemini CLI's powerful codebase analysis capabilities combined with expert planning templates to provide strategic insights and implementation roadmaps.
### Key Features
- **Gemini CLI Integration**: Utilizes Gemini CLI's deep codebase analysis for informed planning decisions
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && gemini --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
## Usage
### Basic Usage
```bash
/gemini:mode:plan "design authentication system"
```
### Directory-Specific Analysis
```bash
/gemini:mode:plan "design authentication system" --cd "src/auth"
```
## Command Execution
**Smart Directory Detection**: Auto-detects relevant directories based on topic keywords
**Executes**:
```bash
# Project-wide analysis
gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: [user_description]"
# Directory-specific analysis
cd "[directory]" && gemini --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: [user_description]"
```
## Session Output
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/plan-[timestamp].md`
**Includes:**
- Planning topic
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Implementation roadmap
- Key decisions

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---
name: analyze
description: Quick analysis of codebase patterns, architecture, and code quality using qwen CLI
usage: /qwen:analyze <analysis-type>
argument-hint: "analysis target or type"
examples:
- /qwen:analyze "React hooks patterns"
- /qwen:analyze "authentication security"
- /qwen:analyze "performance bottlenecks"
- /qwen:analyze "API design patterns"
model: haiku
---
# qwen Analysis Command (/qwen:analyze)
## Overview
Quick analysis tool for codebase insights using intelligent pattern detection and template-driven analysis.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
## Analysis Types
| Type | Purpose | Example |
|------|---------|---------|
| **pattern** | Code pattern detection | "React hooks usage patterns" |
| **architecture** | System structure analysis | "component hierarchy structure" |
| **security** | Security vulnerabilities | "authentication vulnerabilities" |
| **performance** | Performance bottlenecks | "rendering performance issues" |
| **quality** | Code quality assessment | "testing coverage analysis" |
| **dependencies** | Third-party analysis | "outdated package dependencies" |
## Quick Usage
### Basic Analysis
```bash
/qwen:analyze "authentication patterns"
```
**Executes**: `qwen -p -a "@{**/*auth*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/pattern.txt)"`
### Targeted Analysis
```bash
/qwen:analyze "React component architecture"
```
**Executes**: `qwen -p -a "@{src/components/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/architecture.txt)"`
### Security Focus
```bash
/qwen:analyze "API security vulnerabilities"
```
**Executes**: `qwen -p -a "@{**/api/**/*} @{CLAUDE.md} $(template:analysis/security.txt)"`
## Templates Used
Templates are automatically selected based on analysis type:
- **Pattern Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt`
- **Architecture Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt`
- **Security Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/security.txt`
- **Performance Analysis**: `~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/performance.txt`
## Workflow Integration
⚠️ **Session Check**: Automatically detects active workflow session via `.workflow/.active-*` marker file.
**Analysis results saved to:**
- Active session: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/analysis-[timestamp].md`
- No session: Temporary analysis output
## Common Patterns
### Technology Stack Analysis
```bash
/qwen:analyze "project technology stack"
# Auto-detects: package.json, config files, dependencies
```
### Code Quality Review
```bash
/qwen:analyze "code quality and standards"
# Auto-targets: source files, test files, CLAUDE.md
```
### Migration Planning
```bash
/qwen:analyze "legacy code modernization"
# Focuses: older patterns, deprecated APIs, upgrade paths
```
## Output Format
Analysis results include:
- **File References**: Specific file:line locations
- **Code Examples**: Relevant code snippets
- **Patterns Found**: Common patterns and anti-patterns
- **Recommendations**: Actionable improvements
- **Integration Points**: How components connect

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---
name: chat
description: Simple qwen CLI interaction command for direct codebase analysis
usage: /qwen:chat "inquiry"
argument-hint: "your question or analysis request"
examples:
- /qwen:chat "analyze the authentication flow"
- /qwen:chat "how can I optimize this React component performance?"
- /qwen:chat "review security vulnerabilities in src/auth/"
allowed-tools: Bash(qwen:*)
model: sonnet
---
### 🚀 **Command Overview: `/qwen:chat`**
- **Type**: Basic qwen CLI Wrapper
- **Purpose**: Direct interaction with the `qwen` CLI for simple codebase analysis
- **Core Tool**: `Bash(qwen:*)` - Executes the external qwen CLI tool
### 📥 **Parameters & Usage**
- **`<inquiry>` (Required)**: Your question or analysis request
- **`--all-files` (Optional)**: Includes the entire codebase in the analysis context
- **`--save-session` (Optional)**: Saves the interaction to current workflow session directory
- **File References**: Specify files or patterns using `@{path/to/file}` syntax
### 🔄 **Execution Workflow**
`Parse Input` **->** `Assemble Context` **->** `Construct Prompt` **->** `Execute qwen CLI` **->** `(Optional) Save Session`
### 📚 **Context Assembly**
Context is gathered from:
1. **Project Guidelines**: Always includes `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
2. **User-Explicit Files**: Files specified by the user (e.g., `@{src/auth/*.js}`)
3. **All Files Flag**: The `--all-files` flag includes the entire codebase
### 📝 **Prompt Format**
```
=== CONTEXT ===
@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [Project guidelines]
@{target_files} [User-specified files or all files if --all-files is used]
=== USER INPUT ===
[The user inquiry text]
```
### ⚙️ **Execution Implementation**
```pseudo
FUNCTION execute_qwen_chat(user_inquiry, flags):
// Construct basic prompt
prompt = "=== CONTEXT ===\n"
prompt += "@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}\n"
// Add user-specified files or all files
IF flags contain "--all-files":
result = execute_tool("Bash(qwen:*)", "--all-files", "-p", prompt + user_inquiry)
ELSE:
prompt += "\n=== USER INPUT ===\n" + user_inquiry
result = execute_tool("Bash(qwen:*)", "-p", prompt)
// Save session if requested
IF flags contain "--save-session":
save_chat_session(user_inquiry, result)
RETURN result
END FUNCTION
```
### 💾 **Session Persistence**
When `--save-session` flag is used:
- Check for existing active session (`.workflow/.active-*` markers)
- Save to existing session's `.chat/` directory or create new session
- File format: `chat-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.md`
- Include query, context, and response in saved file
**Session Template:**
```markdown
# Chat Session: [Timestamp]
## Query
[Original user inquiry]
## Context
[Files and patterns included in analysis]
## qwen Response
[Complete response from qwen CLI]
```

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---
name: execute
description: Auto-execution of implementation tasks with YOLO permissions and intelligent context inference
usage: /qwen:execute <description|task-id>
argument-hint: "implementation description or task-id"
examples:
- /qwen:execute "implement user authentication system"
- /qwen:execute "optimize React component performance"
- /qwen:execute IMPL-001
- /qwen:execute "fix API performance issues"
allowed-tools: Bash(qwen:*)
model: sonnet
---
# qwen Execute Command (/qwen:execute)
## Overview
**⚡ YOLO-enabled execution**: Auto-approves all confirmations for streamlined implementation workflow.
**Purpose**: Execute implementation tasks using intelligent context inference and qwen CLI with full permissions.
**Core Guidelines**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
## 🚨 YOLO Permissions
**All confirmations auto-approved by default:**
- ✅ File pattern inference confirmation
- ✅ qwen execution confirmation
- ✅ File modification confirmation
- ✅ Implementation summary generation
## Execution Modes
### 1. Description Mode
**Input**: Natural language description
```bash
/qwen:execute "implement JWT authentication with middleware"
```
**Process**: Keyword analysis → Pattern inference → Context collection → Execution
### 2. Task ID Mode
**Input**: Workflow task identifier
```bash
/qwen:execute IMPL-001
```
**Process**: Task JSON parsing → Scope analysis → Context integration → Execution
## Context Inference Logic
**Auto-selects relevant files based on:**
- **Keywords**: "auth" → `@{**/*auth*,**/*user*}`
- **Technology**: "React" → `@{src/**/*.{jsx,tsx}}`
- **Task Type**: "api" → `@{**/api/**/*,**/routes/**/*}`
- **Always includes**: `@{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}`
## Command Options
| Option | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| `--debug` | Verbose execution logging |
| `--save-session` | Save complete execution session to workflow |
## Workflow Integration
### Session Management
⚠️ **Auto-detects active session**: Checks `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
**Session storage:**
- **Active session exists**: Saves to `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
- **No active session**: Creates new session directory
### Task Integration
```bash
# Execute specific workflow task
/qwen:execute IMPL-001
# Loads from: .task/IMPL-001.json
# Uses: task context, brainstorming refs, scope definitions
# Updates: workflow status, generates summary
```
## Execution Templates
### User Description Template
```bash
qwen --all-files -p "@{inferred_patterns} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Implementation Task: [user_description]
Provide:
- Specific implementation code
- File modification locations (file:line)
- Test cases
- Integration guidance"
```
### Task ID Template
```bash
qwen --all-files -p "@{task_files} @{brainstorming_refs} @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
Task: [task_title] (ID: [task-id])
Type: [task_type]
Scope: [task_scope]
Execute implementation following task acceptance criteria."
```
## Auto-Generated Outputs
### 1. Implementation Summary
**Location**: `.summaries/[TASK-ID]-summary.md` or auto-generated ID
```markdown
# Task Summary: [Task-ID] [Description]
## Implementation
- **Files Modified**: [file:line references]
- **Features Added**: [specific functionality]
- **Context Used**: [inferred patterns]
## Integration
- [Links to workflow documents]
```
### 2. Execution Session
**Location**: `.chat/execute-[timestamp].md`
```markdown
# Execution Session: [Timestamp]
## Input
[User description or Task ID]
## Context Inference
[File patterns used with rationale]
## Implementation Results
[Generated code and modifications]
## Status Updates
[Workflow integration updates]
```
## Error Handling
- **Task ID not found**: Lists available tasks
- **Pattern inference failure**: Uses generic `src/**/*` pattern
- **Execution failure**: Attempts fallback with simplified context
- **File modification errors**: Reports specific file/permission issues
## Performance Features
- **Smart caching**: Frequently used pattern mappings
- **Progressive inference**: Precise → broad pattern fallback
- **Parallel execution**: When multiple contexts needed
- **Directory optimization**: Switches to optimal execution path
## Integration Workflow
**Typical sequence:**
1. `workflow:plan` → Creates tasks
2. `/qwen:execute IMPL-001` → Executes with YOLO permissions
3. Auto-updates workflow status and generates summaries
4. `workflow:review` → Final validation
**vs. `/qwen:analyze`**: Execute performs analysis **and implementation**, analyze is read-only.

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---
name: auto
description: Auto-select and execute appropriate template based on user input analysis
usage: /qwen:mode:auto "description of task or problem"
argument-hint: "description of what you want to analyze or plan"
examples:
- /qwen:mode:auto "authentication system keeps crashing during login"
- /qwen:mode:auto "design a real-time notification architecture"
- /qwen:mode:auto "database connection errors in production"
- /qwen:mode:auto "plan user dashboard with analytics features"
allowed-tools: Bash(ls:*), Bash(qwen:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Auto Template Selection (/qwen:mode:auto)
## Overview
Automatically analyzes user input to select the most appropriate template and execute qwen CLI with optimal context.
**Directory Analysis Rule**: Intelligent detection of directory context intent - automatically navigate to target directory when analysis scope is directory-specific.
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && qwen --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
**Process**: List Templates → Analyze Input → Select Template → Execute with Context
## Usage
### Auto-Detection Examples
```bash
# Bug-related keywords → selects bug-fix.md
/qwen:mode:auto "React component not rendering after state update"
# Planning keywords → selects plan.md
/qwen:mode:auto "design microservices architecture for user management"
# Error/crash keywords → selects bug-fix.md
/qwen:mode:auto "API timeout errors in production environment"
# Architecture/design keywords → selects plan.md
/qwen:mode:auto "implement real-time chat system architecture"
# With directory context
/qwen:mode:auto "authentication issues" --cd "src/auth"
```
## Template Selection Logic
### Dynamic Template Discovery
**Templates auto-discovered from**: `~/.claude/prompt-templates/`
Templates are dynamically read from the directory, including their metadata (name, description, keywords) from the YAML frontmatter.
### Template Metadata Parsing
Each template contains YAML frontmatter with:
```yaml
---
name: template-name
description: Template purpose description
category: template-category
keywords: [keyword1, keyword2, keyword3]
---
```
**Auto-selection based on:**
- **Template keywords**: Matches user input against template-defined keywords
- **Template name**: Direct name matching (e.g., "bug-fix" matches bug-related queries)
- **Template description**: Semantic matching against description text
## Command Execution
### Step 1: Template Discovery
```bash
# Dynamically discover all templates and extract YAML frontmatter
cd "~/.claude/prompt-templates" && echo "Discovering templates..." && for template_file in *.md; do echo "=== $template_file ==="; head -6 "$template_file" 2>/dev/null || echo "Error reading $template_file"; echo; done
```
### Step 2: Dynamic Template Analysis & Selection
```pseudo
FUNCTION select_template(user_input):
templates = list_directory("~/.claude/prompt-templates/")
template_metadata = {}
# Parse all templates for metadata
FOR each template_file in templates:
content = read_file(template_file)
yaml_front = extract_yaml_frontmatter(content)
template_metadata[template_file] = {
"name": yaml_front.name,
"description": yaml_front.description,
"keywords": yaml_front.keywords || [],
"category": yaml_front.category || "general"
}
input_lower = user_input.toLowerCase()
best_match = null
highest_score = 0
# Score each template against user input
FOR each template, metadata in template_metadata:
score = 0
# Keyword matching (highest weight)
FOR each keyword in metadata.keywords:
IF input_lower.contains(keyword.toLowerCase()):
score += 3
# Template name matching
IF input_lower.contains(metadata.name.toLowerCase()):
score += 2
# Description semantic matching
FOR each word in metadata.description.split():
IF input_lower.contains(word.toLowerCase()) AND word.length > 3:
score += 1
IF score > highest_score:
highest_score = score
best_match = template
# Default to first template if no matches
RETURN best_match || templates[0]
END FUNCTION
```
### Step 3: Execute with Dynamically Selected Template
```bash
# Basic execution with selected template
qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/[selected_template])
User Input: [user_input]"
# With --cd parameter
cd "[specified_directory]" && qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/[selected_template])
User Input: [user_input]"
```
**Template selection is completely dynamic** - any new templates added to the directory will be automatically discovered and available for selection based on their YAML frontmatter.
### Manual Template Override
```bash
# Force specific template
/qwen:mode:auto "user authentication" --template bug-fix.md
/qwen:mode:auto "fix login issues" --template plan.md
```
### Dynamic Template Listing
```bash
# List all dynamically discovered templates
/qwen:mode:auto --list-templates
# Output:
# Dynamically discovered templates in ~/.claude/prompt-templates/:
# - bug-fix.md (用于定位bug并提供修改建议) [Keywords: 规划, bug, 修改方案]
# - plan.md (软件架构规划和技术实现计划分析模板) [Keywords: 规划, 架构, 实现计划, 技术设计, 修改方案]
# - [any-new-template].md (Auto-discovered description) [Keywords: auto-parsed]
```
**Complete template discovery** - new templates are automatically detected and their metadata parsed from YAML frontmatter.
## Auto-Selection Examples
### Dynamic Selection Examples
```bash
# Selection based on template keywords and metadata
"login system crashes on startup" → Matches template with keywords: [bug, 修改方案]
"design user dashboard with analytics" → Matches template with keywords: [规划, 架构, 技术设计]
"database timeout errors in production" → Matches template with keywords: [bug, 修改方案]
"implement real-time notification system" → Matches template with keywords: [规划, 实现计划, 技术设计]
# Any new templates added will be automatically matched
"[user input]" → Dynamically matches against all template keywords and descriptions
```
## Session Integration
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/auto-[template]-[timestamp].md`
**Session includes:**
- Original user input
- Template selection reasoning
- Template used
- Complete analysis results
This command streamlines template usage by automatically detecting user intent and selecting the optimal template for analysis.

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---
name: bug-index
description: Bug analysis and fix suggestions using specialized template
usage: /qwen:mode:bug-index "bug description"
argument-hint: "description of the bug or error you're experiencing"
examples:
- /qwen:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error in login flow"
- /qwen:mode:bug-index "React component not re-rendering after state change"
- /qwen:mode:bug-index "database connection timeout in production"
allowed-tools: Bash(qwen:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Bug Analysis Command (/qwen:mode:bug-index)
## Overview
Systematic bug analysis and fix suggestions using expert diagnostic template.
**Directory Analysis Rule**: Intelligent detection of directory context intent - automatically navigate to target directory when analysis scope is directory-specific.
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && qwen --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
## Usage
### Basic Bug Analysis
```bash
/qwen:mode:bug-index "authentication null pointer error"
```
### Bug Analysis with Directory Context
```bash
/qwen:mode:bug-index "authentication error" --cd "src/auth"
```
### Save to Workflow Session
```bash
/qwen:mode:bug-index "API timeout issues" --save-session
```
## Command Execution
**Template Used**: `~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md`
**Executes**:
```bash
# Basic usage
qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md)
Bug Description: [user_description]"
# With --cd parameter
cd "[specified_directory]" && qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/bug-fix.md)
Bug Description: [user_description]"
```
## Analysis Focus
The bug-fix template provides:
- **Root Cause Analysis**: Systematic investigation
- **Code Path Tracing**: Following execution flow
- **Targeted Solutions**: Specific, minimal fixes
- **Impact Assessment**: Understanding side effects
## Session Output
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/bug-index-[timestamp].md`
**Includes:**
- Bug description
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Recommended actions

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---
name: plan-precise
description: Precise path planning analysis for complex projects
usage: /qwen:mode:plan-precise "planning topic"
examples:
- /qwen:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
- /qwen:mode:plan-precise "refactor database layer architecture"
---
### 🚀 Command Overview: `/qwen:mode:plan-precise`
Precise path-based planning analysis using user-specified directories instead of --all-files.
### 📝 Execution Template
```pseudo
# Precise path planning with user-specified scope
PLANNING_TOPIC = user_argument
PATHS_FILE = "./planning-paths.txt"
# Step 1: Check paths file exists
IF not file_exists(PATHS_FILE):
Write(PATHS_FILE, template_content)
echo "📝 Created planning-paths.txt in project root"
echo "Please edit file and add paths to analyze"
# USER_INPUT: User edits planning-paths.txt and presses Enter
wait_for_user_input()
ELSE:
echo "📁 Using existing planning-paths.txt"
echo "Current paths preview:"
Bash(grep -v '^#' "$PATHS_FILE" | grep -v '^$' | head -5)
# USER_INPUT: User confirms y/n
user_confirm = prompt("Continue with these paths? (y/n): ")
IF user_confirm != "y":
echo "Please edit planning-paths.txt and retry"
exit
# Step 2: Read and validate paths
paths_ref = Bash(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh "$PATHS_FILE")
IF paths_ref is empty:
echo "❌ No valid paths found in planning-paths.txt"
echo "Please add at least one path and retry"
exit
echo "🎯 Analysis paths: $paths_ref"
echo "📋 Planning topic: $PLANNING_TOPIC"
# BASH_EXECUTION_STOPS → MODEL_ANALYSIS_BEGINS
```
### 🧠 Model Analysis Phase
After bash script prepares paths, model takes control to:
1. **Present Configuration**: Show user the detected paths and analysis scope
2. **Request Confirmation**: Wait for explicit user approval
3. **Execute Analysis**: Run qwen with precise path references
### 📋 Execution Flow
```pseudo
# Step 1: Present plan to user
PRESENT_PLAN:
📋 Precise Path Planning Configuration:
Topic: design authentication system
Paths: src/auth/**/* src/middleware/auth* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
qwen Reference: $(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt)
⚠️ Continue with analysis? (y/n)
# Step 2: MANDATORY user confirmation
IF user_confirms():
# Step 3: Execute qwen analysis
Bash(qwen -p "$(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt) @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: $PLANNING_TOPIC")
ELSE:
abort_execution()
echo "Edit planning-paths.txt and retry"
```
### ✨ Features
- **Root Level Config**: `./planning-paths.txt` in project root (no subdirectories)
- **Simple Workflow**: Check file → Present plan → Confirm → Execute
- **Path Focused**: Only analyzes user-specified paths, not entire project
- **No Complexity**: No validation, suggestions, or result saving - just core function
- **Template Creation**: Auto-creates template file if missing
### 📚 Usage Examples
```bash
# Create analysis for authentication system
/qwen:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
# System creates planning-paths.txt (if needed)
# User edits: src/auth/**/* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
# System confirms paths and executes analysis
```
### 🔍 Complete Execution Example
```bash
# 1. Command execution
$ /qwen:mode:plan-precise "design authentication system"
# 2. System output
📋 Precise Path Planning Configuration:
Topic: design authentication system
Paths: src/auth/**/* src/middleware/auth* tests/auth/**/* config/auth.json
qwen Reference: @{src/auth/**/*,src/middleware/auth*,tests/auth/**/*,config/auth.json}
⚠️ Continue with analysis? (y/n)
# 3. User confirms
$ y
# 4. Actual qwen command executed
$ qwen -p "$(.claude/scripts/read-paths.sh ./planning-paths.txt) @{CLAUDE.md} $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: design authentication system"
```
### 🔧 Path File Format
Simple text file in project root: `./planning-paths.txt`
```
# Comments start with #
src/auth/**/*
src/middleware/auth*
tests/auth/**/*
config/auth.json
docs/auth/*.md
```

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---
name: plan
description: Project planning and architecture analysis using qwen CLI with specialized template
usage: /qwen:mode:plan "planning topic"
argument-hint: "planning topic or architectural challenge to analyze"
examples:
- /qwen:mode:plan "design user dashboard feature architecture"
- /qwen:mode:plan "plan microservices migration strategy"
- /qwen:mode:plan "implement real-time notification system"
allowed-tools: Bash(qwen:*)
model: sonnet
---
# Planning Analysis Command (/qwen:mode:plan)
## Overview
**This command uses qwen CLI for comprehensive project planning and architecture analysis.** It leverages qwen CLI's powerful codebase analysis capabilities combined with expert planning templates to provide strategic insights and implementation roadmaps.
### Key Features
- **qwen CLI Integration**: Utilizes qwen CLI's deep codebase analysis for informed planning decisions
**--cd Parameter Rule**: When `--cd` parameter is provided, always execute `cd "[path]" && qwen --all-files -p "prompt"` to ensure analysis occurs in the specified directory context.
## Usage
### Basic Usage
```bash
/qwen:mode:plan "design authentication system"
```
### Directory-Specific Analysis
```bash
/qwen:mode:plan "design authentication system" --cd "src/auth"
```
## Command Execution
**Smart Directory Detection**: Auto-detects relevant directories based on topic keywords
**Executes**:
```bash
# Project-wide analysis
qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: [user_description]"
# Directory-specific analysis
cd "[directory]" && qwen --all-files -p "$(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/plan.md)
Planning Topic: [user_description]"
```
## Session Output
saves to:
`.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.chat/plan-[timestamp].md`
**Includes:**
- Planning topic
- Template used
- Analysis results
- Implementation roadmap
- Key decisions

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#!/bin/bash
# Complete project-wide CLAUDE.md documentation update
# Step 1: Cache git changes
# Step 1: Code Index architecture analysis
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="class|function|interface", file_pattern="**/*.{ts,js,py}")
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="**/*.{md,json,yaml,yml}")
# Step 2: Cache git changes
Bash(git add -A 2>/dev/null || true)
# Step 2: Get and display project structure
# Step 3: Get and display project structure
modules=$(Bash(~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh list))
count=$(echo "$modules" | wc -l)

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#!/bin/bash
# Context-aware CLAUDE.md documentation update
# Step 1: Detect changed modules (before staging)
# Step 1: Code Index refresh and architecture analysis
mcp__code-index__refresh_index()
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="class|function|interface", file_pattern="**/*.{ts,js,py}")
# Step 2: Detect changed modules (before staging)
changed=$(Bash(~/.claude/scripts/detect_changed_modules.sh list))
# Step 2: Cache git changes (protect current state)
# Step 3: Cache git changes (protect current state)
Bash(git add -A 2>/dev/null || true)
# Step 3: Use detected changes or fallback

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---
name: artifacts
description: Topic discussion, decomposition, and analysis artifacts generation through structured inquiry
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "<topic>"
argument-hint: "topic or challenge description for discussion and analysis"
description: Generate role-specific topic-framework.md dynamically based on selected roles
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "<topic>" [--roles "role1,role2,role3"]
argument-hint: "topic or challenge description for framework generation"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Build real-time collaboration feature"
- /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Optimize database performance for millions of users"
- /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Implement secure authentication system"
- /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Optimize database performance" --roles "system-architect,data-architect,subject-matter-expert"
- /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Implement secure authentication system" --roles "ui-designer,ux-expert,subject-matter-expert"
allowed-tools: TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Brainstorm Artifacts Command
# Topic Framework Generator Command
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "<topic>"
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "<topic>" [--roles "role1,role2,role3"]
```
## Purpose
Dedicated command for topic discussion, decomposition, and analysis artifacts generation. This command focuses on interactive exploration and documentation creation without complex agent workflows.
**Generate dynamic topic-framework.md tailored to selected roles**. Creates role-specific discussion frameworks that address relevant perspectives. If no roles specified, generates comprehensive framework covering common analysis areas.
## Role-Based Framework Generation
**Dynamic Generation**: Framework content adapts based on selected roles
- **With roles**: Generate targeted discussion points for specified roles only
- **Without roles**: Generate comprehensive framework covering all common areas
## Core Workflow
### Discussion & Artifacts Generation Process
### Topic Framework Generation Process
**0. Session Management** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
**Phase 1: Session Management** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
- **Active session detection**: Check `.workflow/.active-*` markers
- **Session selection**: Prompt user if multiple active sessions found
- **Auto-creation**: Create `WFS-[topic-slug]` only if no active session exists
- **Context isolation**: Each session maintains independent analysis state
- **Framework check**: Check if `topic-framework.md` exists (update vs create mode)
**1. Topic Discussion & Inquiry**
- **Interactive exploration**: Direct conversation about topic aspects
- **Structured questioning**: Key areas of investigation
- **Context gathering**: User input and requirements clarification
- **Perspective collection**: Multiple viewpoints and considerations
**Phase 2: Role Analysis** ⚠️ NEW
- **Parse roles parameter**: Extract roles from `--roles "role1,role2,role3"` if provided
- **Role validation**: Verify each role is valid (matches available role commands)
- **Store role list**: Save selected roles to session metadata for reference
- **Default behavior**: If no roles specified, use comprehensive coverage
**2. Topic Decomposition**
- **Component identification**: Break down topic into key areas
- **Relationship mapping**: Connections between components
- **Priority assessment**: Importance and urgency evaluation
- **Constraint analysis**: Limitations and requirements
**Phase 3: Dynamic Topic Analysis**
- **Scope definition**: Define topic boundaries and objectives
- **Stakeholder identification**: Identify key users and stakeholders based on selected roles
- **Requirements gathering**: Extract requirements relevant to selected roles
- **Context collection**: Gather context appropriate for role perspectives
**3. Analysis Artifacts Generation**
- **Discussion summary**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/discussion-summary.md` - Key points and insights
- **Component analysis**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/component-analysis.md` - Detailed decomposition
**Phase 4: Role-Specific Framework Generation**
- **Discussion points creation**: Generate 3-5 discussion areas **tailored to selected roles**
- **Role-targeted questions**: Create questions specifically for chosen roles
- **Framework document**: Generate `topic-framework.md` with role-specific sections
- **Validation check**: Ensure framework addresses all selected role perspectives
**Phase 5: Metadata Storage**
- **Save role assignment**: Store selected roles in session metadata
- **Framework versioning**: Track which roles framework addresses
- **Update tracking**: Maintain role evolution if framework updated
## Implementation Standards
@@ -73,62 +86,199 @@ Dedicated command for topic discussion, decomposition, and analysis artifacts ge
## Document Generation
**Workflow**: Topic Discussion → Component Analysis → Documentation
**Primary Output**: Single structured `topic-framework.md` document
**Document Structure**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/
├── discussion-summary.md # Main conversation and insights
└── component-analysis.md # Detailed topic breakdown
├── topic-framework.md # ★ STRUCTURED FRAMEWORK DOCUMENT
└── workflow-session.json # Framework metadata and role assignments
```
**Document Templates**:
## Framework Template Structures
### discussion-summary.md
### Dynamic Role-Based Framework
Framework content adapts based on `--roles` parameter:
#### Option 1: Specific Roles Provided
```markdown
# Topic Discussion Summary: [topic]
# [Topic] - Discussion Framework
## Overview
Brief description of the topic and its scope.
## Topic Overview
- **Scope**: [Topic boundaries relevant to selected roles]
- **Objectives**: [Goals from perspective of selected roles]
- **Context**: [Background focusing on role-specific concerns]
- **Target Roles**: ui-designer, system-architect, subject-matter-expert
## Key Insights
- Major points discovered during discussion
- Important considerations identified
- Critical success factors
## Role-Specific Discussion Points
## Questions Explored
- Primary areas of investigation
- User responses and clarifications
- Open questions requiring further research
### For UI Designer
1. **User Interface Requirements**
- What interface components are needed?
- What user interactions must be supported?
- What visual design considerations apply?
## Next Steps
- Recommended follow-up actions
- Areas needing deeper analysis
2. **User Experience Challenges**
- What are the key user journeys?
- What accessibility requirements exist?
- How to balance aesthetics with functionality?
### For System Architect
1. **Architecture Decisions**
- What architectural patterns fit this solution?
- What scalability requirements exist?
- How does this integrate with existing systems?
2. **Technical Implementation**
- What technology stack is appropriate?
- What are the performance requirements?
- What dependencies must be managed?
### For Subject Matter Expert
1. **Domain Expertise & Standards**
- What industry standards and best practices apply?
- What regulatory compliance requirements exist?
- What domain-specific patterns should be followed?
2. **Technical Quality & Risk**
- What technical debt considerations exist?
- What scalability and maintenance implications apply?
- What knowledge transfer and documentation is needed?
## Cross-Role Integration Points
- How do UI decisions impact architecture?
- How does architecture constrain UI possibilities?
- What domain standards affect both UI and architecture?
## Framework Usage
**For Role Agents**: Address your specific section + integration points
**Reference Format**: @../topic-framework.md in your analysis.md
**Update Process**: Use /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts to update
---
*Generated for roles: ui-designer, system-architect, subject-matter-expert*
*Last updated: [timestamp]*
```
### component-analysis.md
#### Option 2: No Roles Specified (Comprehensive)
```markdown
# Component Analysis: [topic]
# [Topic] - Discussion Framework
## Core Components
Detailed breakdown of main topic elements:
## Topic Overview
- **Scope**: [Comprehensive topic boundaries]
- **Objectives**: [All-encompassing goals]
- **Context**: [Full background and constraints]
- **Stakeholders**: [All relevant parties]
### Component 1: [Name]
- **Purpose**: What it does
- **Dependencies**: What it relies on
- **Interfaces**: How it connects to other components
## Core Discussion Areas
### Component 2: [Name]
- **Purpose**:
- **Dependencies**:
- **Interfaces**:
### 1. Requirements & Objectives
- What are the fundamental requirements?
- What are the critical success factors?
- What constraints must be considered?
## Component Relationships
- How components interact
- Data flow between components
- Critical dependencies
### 2. Technical & Architecture
- What are the technical challenges?
- What architectural decisions are needed?
- What integration points exist?
### 3. User Experience & Design
- Who are the primary users?
- What are the key user journeys?
- What usability requirements exist?
### 4. Security & Compliance
- What security requirements exist?
- What compliance considerations apply?
- What data protection is needed?
### 5. Implementation & Operations
- What are the implementation risks?
- What resources are required?
- How will this be maintained?
## Available Role Perspectives
Framework supports analysis from any of these roles:
- **Technical**: system-architect, data-architect, subject-matter-expert
- **Product & Design**: ui-designer, ux-expert, product-manager, product-owner
- **Agile & Quality**: scrum-master, test-strategist
---
*Comprehensive framework - adaptable to any role*
*Last updated: [timestamp]*
```
## Role-Specific Content Generation
### Available Roles and Their Focus Areas
**Technical Roles**:
- `system-architect`: Architecture patterns, scalability, technology stack, integration
- `data-architect`: Data modeling, processing workflows, analytics, storage
- `subject-matter-expert`: Domain expertise, industry standards, compliance, best practices
**Product & Design Roles**:
- `ui-designer`: User interface, visual design, interaction patterns, accessibility
- `ux-expert`: User experience optimization, usability testing, interaction design, design systems
- `product-manager`: Business value, feature prioritization, market positioning, roadmap
- `product-owner`: Backlog management, user stories, acceptance criteria, stakeholder alignment
**Agile & Quality Roles**:
- `scrum-master`: Sprint planning, team dynamics, process optimization, delivery management
- `test-strategist`: Testing strategies, quality assurance, test automation, validation approaches
### Dynamic Discussion Point Generation
**For each selected role, generate**:
1. **2-3 core discussion areas** specific to that role's perspective
2. **3-5 targeted questions** per discussion area
3. **Cross-role integration points** showing how roles interact
**Example mapping**:
```javascript
// If roles = ["ui-designer", "system-architect"]
Generate:
- UI Designer section: UI Requirements, UX Challenges
- System Architect section: Architecture Decisions, Technical Implementation
- Integration Points: UIArchitecture dependencies
```
### Framework Generation Examples
#### Example 1: Architecture-Heavy Topic
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Design scalable microservices platform" --roles "system-architect,data-architect,subject-matter-expert"
```
**Generated framework focuses on**:
- Service architecture and communication patterns
- Data flow and storage strategies
- Domain standards and best practices
#### Example 2: User-Focused Topic
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Improve user onboarding experience" --roles "ui-designer,ux-expert,product-manager"
```
**Generated framework focuses on**:
- Onboarding flow and UI components
- User experience optimization and usability
- Business value and success metrics
#### Example 3: Agile Delivery Topic
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Optimize sprint delivery process" --roles "scrum-master,product-owner,test-strategist"
```
**Generated framework focuses on**:
- Sprint planning and team collaboration
- Backlog management and prioritization
- Quality assurance and testing strategies
#### Example 4: Comprehensive Analysis
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "Build real-time collaboration feature"
```
**Generated framework covers** all aspects (no roles specified)
## Session Management ⚠️ CRITICAL
- **⚡ FIRST ACTION**: Check for all `.workflow/.active-*` markers before processing
- **Multiple sessions support**: Different Claude instances can have different active sessions
@@ -161,19 +311,46 @@ Detailed breakdown of main topic elements:
- **Alternatives**: What other approaches exist?
- **Migration**: How do we transition from current state?
## Quality Standards
## Update Mechanism ⚠️ SMART UPDATES
### Discussion Excellence
- **Comprehensive exploration**: Cover all relevant aspects of the topic
- **Clear documentation**: Capture insights in structured, readable format
- **Actionable outcomes**: Generate practical next steps and recommendations
- **User-driven**: Follow user interests and priorities in the discussion
### Framework Update Logic
```bash
# Check existing framework
IF topic-framework.md EXISTS:
SHOW current framework to user
ASK: "Framework exists. Do you want to:"
OPTIONS:
1. "Replace completely" → Generate new framework
2. "Add discussion points" → Append to existing
3. "Refine existing points" → Interactive editing
4. "Cancel" → Exit without changes
ELSE:
CREATE new framework
```
### Documentation Quality
- **Structured format**: Use consistent templates for easy navigation
- **Complete coverage**: Document all important discussion points
- **Clear language**: Avoid jargon, explain technical concepts
- **Practical focus**: Emphasize actionable insights and recommendations
### Update Strategies
**1. Complete Replacement**
- Backup existing framework as `topic-framework-[timestamp].md.backup`
- Generate completely new framework
- Preserve role-specific analysis points from previous version
**2. Incremental Addition**
- Load existing framework
- Identify new discussion areas through user interaction
- Add new sections while preserving existing structure
- Update framework usage instructions
**3. Refinement Mode**
- Interactive editing of existing discussion points
- Allow modification of scope, objectives, and questions
- Preserve framework structure and role assignments
- Update timestamp and version info
### Version Control
- **Backup Creation**: Always backup before major changes
- **Change Tracking**: Include change summary in framework footer
- **Rollback Support**: Keep previous version accessible
## Error Handling
- **Session creation failure**: Provide clear error message and retry option

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---
name: auto-parallel
description: Parallel brainstorming automation with dynamic role selection and concurrent execution
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel "<topic>"
argument-hint: "topic or challenge description"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel "Build real-time collaboration feature"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel "Optimize database performance for millions of users"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel "Implement secure authentication system"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), Task(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Brainstorm Parallel Auto Command
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:auto-parallel "<topic>"
```
## Role Selection Logic
- **Technical & Architecture**: `architecture|system|performance|database|security` → system-architect, data-architect, security-expert, subject-matter-expert
- **Product & UX**: `user|ui|ux|interface|design|product|feature|experience` → ui-designer, user-researcher, product-manager, ux-expert, product-owner
- **Business & Process**: `business|process|workflow|cost|innovation|testing` → business-analyst, innovation-lead, test-strategist
- **Agile & Delivery**: `agile|sprint|scrum|team|collaboration|delivery` → scrum-master, product-owner
- **Domain Expertise**: `domain|standard|compliance|expertise|regulation` → subject-matter-expert
- **Multi-role**: Complex topics automatically select 2-3 complementary roles
- **Default**: `product-manager` if no clear match
**Template Loading**: `bash($(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/<role-name>.md"))`
**Template Source**: `.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/`
**Available Roles**: data-architect, product-manager, product-owner, scrum-master, subject-matter-expert, system-architect, test-strategist, ui-designer, ux-expert
**Example**:
```bash
bash($(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/system-architect.md"))
bash($(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ui-designer.md"))
```
## Core Workflow
### Structured Topic Processing → Role Analysis → Synthesis
The command follows a structured three-phase approach with dedicated document types:
**Phase 1: Framework Generation** ⚠️ COMMAND EXECUTION
- **Role selection**: Auto-select 2-3 roles based on topic keywords (see Role Selection Logic)
- **Call artifacts command**: Execute `/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "{topic}" --roles "{role1,role2,role3}"` using SlashCommand tool
- **Role-specific framework**: Generate framework with sections tailored to selected roles
**Phase 2: Role Analysis Execution** ⚠️ PARALLEL AGENT ANALYSIS
- **Parallel execution**: Multiple roles execute simultaneously for faster completion
- **Independent agents**: Each role gets dedicated conceptual-planning-agent running in parallel
- **Shared framework**: All roles reference the same topic framework for consistency
- **Concurrent generation**: Role-specific analysis documents generated simultaneously
- **Progress tracking**: Parallel agents update progress independently
**Phase 3: Synthesis Generation** ⚠️ COMMAND EXECUTION
- **Call synthesis command**: Execute `/workflow:brainstorm:synthesis` using SlashCommand tool
## Implementation Standards
### Simplified Command Orchestration ⚠️ STREAMLINED
Auto command coordinates independent specialized commands:
**Command Sequence**:
1. **Role Selection**: Auto-select 2-3 relevant roles based on topic keywords
2. **Generate Role-Specific Framework**: Use SlashCommand to execute `/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts "{topic}" --roles "{role1,role2,role3}"`
3. **Parallel Role Analysis**: Execute selected role agents in parallel, each reading their specific framework section
4. **Generate Synthesis**: Use SlashCommand to execute `/workflow:brainstorm:synthesis`
**SlashCommand Integration**:
1. **artifacts command**: Called via SlashCommand tool with `--roles` parameter for role-specific framework generation
2. **role agents**: Each agent reads its dedicated section in the role-specific framework
3. **synthesis command**: Called via SlashCommand tool for final integration with role-targeted insights
4. **Command coordination**: SlashCommand handles execution and validation
**Role Selection Logic**:
- **Technical**: `architecture|system|performance|database` → system-architect, data-architect, subject-matter-expert
- **Product & UX**: `user|ui|ux|interface|design|product|feature|experience` → ui-designer, ux-expert, product-manager, product-owner
- **Agile & Delivery**: `agile|sprint|scrum|team|collaboration|delivery` → scrum-master, product-owner
- **Domain Expertise**: `domain|standard|compliance|expertise|regulation` → subject-matter-expert
- **Auto-select**: 2-3 most relevant roles based on topic analysis
### Simplified Processing Standards
**Core Principles**:
1. **Minimal preprocessing** - Only workflow-session.json and basic role selection
2. **Agent autonomy** - Agents handle their own context and validation
3. **Parallel execution** - Multiple agents can work simultaneously
4. **Post-processing synthesis** - Integration happens after agent completion
5. **TodoWrite control** - Progress tracking throughout all phases
**Implementation Rules**:
- **Maximum 3 roles**: Auto-selected based on simple keyword mapping
- **No upfront validation**: Agents handle their own context requirements
- **Parallel execution**: Each agent operates concurrently without dependencies
- **Synthesis at end**: Integration only after all agents complete
**Agent Self-Management** (Agents decide their own approach):
- **Context gathering**: Agents determine what questions to ask
- **Template usage**: Agents load and apply their own role templates
- **Analysis depth**: Agents determine appropriate level of detail
- **Documentation**: Agents create their own file structure and content
### Session Management ⚠️ CRITICAL
- **⚡ FIRST ACTION**: Check for all `.workflow/.active-*` markers before role processing
- **Multiple sessions support**: Different Claude instances can have different active brainstorming sessions
- **User selection**: If multiple active sessions found, prompt user to select which one to work with
- **Auto-session creation**: `WFS-[topic-slug]` only if no active session exists
- **Session continuity**: MUST use selected active session for all role processing
- **Context preservation**: Each role's context and agent output stored in session directory
- **Session isolation**: Each session maintains independent brainstorming state and role assignments
## Document Generation
**Command Coordination Workflow**: artifacts → parallel role analysis → synthesis
**Output Structure**: Coordinated commands generate framework, role analyses, and synthesis documents as defined in their respective command specifications.
## Agent Prompt Templates
### Task Agent Invocation Template
```bash
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Execute brainstorming analysis: {role-name} perspective for {topic}
## Role Assignment
**ASSIGNED_ROLE**: {role-name}
**TOPIC**: {user-provided-topic}
**OUTPUT_LOCATION**: .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/{role}/
## Execution Instructions
[FLOW_CONTROL]
### Flow Control Steps
**AGENT RESPONSIBILITY**: Execute these pre_analysis steps sequentially with context accumulation:
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: bash(cat .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'Topic framework not found')
- Output: topic_framework
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load {role-name} planning template
- Command: bash($(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/{role}.md"))
- Output: role_template
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and topic description
- Command: bash(cat .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/workflow-session.json 2>/dev/null || echo '{}')
- Output: session_metadata
### Implementation Context
**Topic Framework**: Use loaded topic-framework.md for structured analysis
**Role Focus**: {role-name} domain expertise and perspective
**Analysis Type**: Address framework discussion points from role perspective
**Template Framework**: Combine role template with topic framework structure
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing all topic framework points
### Session Context
**Workflow Directory**: .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/
**Output Directory**: .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/{role}/
**Session JSON**: .workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/workflow-session.json
### Dependencies & Context
**Topic**: {user-provided-topic}
**Role Template**: "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/{role}.md"
**User Requirements**: To be gathered through interactive questioning
## Completion Requirements
1. Execute all flow control steps in sequence (load topic framework, role template, session metadata)
2. **Address Topic Framework**: Respond to all discussion points in topic-framework.md from role perspective
3. Apply role template guidelines within topic framework structure
4. Generate structured role analysis addressing framework points
5. Create single comprehensive deliverable in OUTPUT_LOCATION:
- analysis.md (structured analysis addressing all topic framework points with role-specific insights)
6. Include framework reference: @../topic-framework.md in analysis.md
7. Update workflow-session.json with completion status",
description="Execute {role-name} brainstorming analysis")
```
### Parallel Role Agent调用示例
```bash
# Execute multiple roles in parallel using single message with multiple Task calls
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Execute brainstorming analysis: system-architect perspective for {topic}...",
description="Execute system-architect brainstorming analysis")
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Execute brainstorming analysis: ui-designer perspective for {topic}...",
description="Execute ui-designer brainstorming analysis")
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Execute brainstorming analysis: security-expert perspective for {topic}...",
description="Execute security-expert brainstorming analysis")
```
### Direct Synthesis Process (Command-Driven)
**Synthesis execution**: Use SlashCommand to execute `/workflow:brainstorm:synthesis` after role completion
## TodoWrite Control Flow ⚠️ CRITICAL
### Workflow Progress Tracking
**MANDATORY**: Use Claude Code's built-in TodoWrite tool throughout entire brainstorming workflow:
```javascript
// Phase 1: Create initial todo list for command-coordinated brainstorming workflow
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Initialize brainstorming session and detect active sessions",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Initializing brainstorming session"
},
{
content: "Select roles based on topic keyword analysis",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Selecting roles for brainstorming analysis"
},
{
content: "Execute artifacts command with selected roles for role-specific framework",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating role-specific topic framework"
},
{
content: "Execute [role-1] analysis [conceptual-planning-agent] [FLOW_CONTROL] addressing framework",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing [role-1] structured framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Execute [role-2] analysis [conceptual-planning-agent] [FLOW_CONTROL] addressing framework",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing [role-2] structured framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Execute synthesis command using SlashCommand for final integration",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing synthesis command for integrated analysis"
}
]
});
// Phase 2: Update status as workflow progresses - ONLY ONE task should be in_progress at a time
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Initialize brainstorming session and detect active sessions",
status: "completed", // Mark completed preprocessing
activeForm: "Initializing brainstorming session"
},
{
content: "Select roles for topic analysis and create workflow-session.json",
status: "in_progress", // Mark current task as in_progress
activeForm: "Selecting roles and creating session metadata"
},
// ... other tasks remain pending
]
});
// Phase 3: Parallel agent execution tracking
TodoWrite({
todos: [
// ... previous completed tasks
{
content: "Execute system-architect analysis [conceptual-planning-agent] [FLOW_CONTROL]",
status: "in_progress", // Executing in parallel
activeForm: "Executing system-architect brainstorming analysis"
},
{
content: "Execute ui-designer analysis [conceptual-planning-agent] [FLOW_CONTROL]",
status: "in_progress", // Executing in parallel
activeForm: "Executing ui-designer brainstorming analysis"
},
{
content: "Execute security-expert analysis [conceptual-planning-agent] [FLOW_CONTROL]",
status: "in_progress", // Executing in parallel
activeForm: "Executing security-expert brainstorming analysis"
}
]
});
```
**TodoWrite Integration Rules**:
1. **Create initial todos**: All workflow phases at start
2. **Mark in_progress**: Multiple parallel tasks can be in_progress simultaneously
3. **Update immediately**: After each task completion
4. **Track agent execution**: Include [agent-type] and [FLOW_CONTROL] markers for parallel agents
5. **Final synthesis**: Mark synthesis as in_progress only after all parallel agents complete
## Reference Information
### Structured Processing Schema
Each role processing follows structured framework pattern:
- **topic_framework**: Structured discussion framework document
- **role**: Selected planning role name with framework reference
- **agent**: Dedicated conceptual-planning-agent instance
- **structured_analysis**: Agent addresses all framework discussion points
- **output**: Role-specific analysis.md addressing topic framework structure
### File Structure Reference
**Architecture**: @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
**Role Templates**: @~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/
### Execution Integration
Command coordination model: artifacts command → parallel role analysis → synthesis command
## Error Handling
- **Role selection failure**: Default to `product-manager` with explanation
- **Agent execution failure**: Agent-specific retry with minimal dependencies
- **Template loading issues**: Agent handles graceful degradation
- **Synthesis conflicts**: Synthesis agent highlights disagreements without resolution
## Quality Standards
### Agent Autonomy Excellence
- **Single role focus**: Each agent handles exactly one role independently
- **Self-contained execution**: Agent manages own context, validation, and output
- **Parallel processing**: Multiple agents can execute simultaneously
- **Complete ownership**: Agent produces entire role-specific analysis package
### Minimal Coordination Excellence
- **Lightweight handoff**: Only topic and role assignment provided
- **Agent self-management**: Agents handle their own workflow and validation
- **Concurrent operation**: No inter-agent dependencies enabling parallel execution
- **Reference-based synthesis**: Post-processing integration without content duplication
- **TodoWrite orchestration**: Progress tracking and workflow control throughout entire process

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---
name: auto-squeeze
description: Orchestrate 3-phase brainstorming workflow by executing commands sequentially
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:auto-squeeze "<topic>"
argument-hint: "topic or challenge description for coordinated brainstorming"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-squeeze "Build real-time collaboration feature"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-squeeze "Optimize database performance for millions of users"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto-squeeze "Implement secure authentication system"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Brainstorm Auto-Squeeze Command
## Coordinator Role
**This command is a pure orchestrator**: Execute brainstorming commands in sequence (artifacts → roles → synthesis), auto-select relevant roles, and ensure complete brainstorming workflow execution.
**Execution Flow**:
1. Initialize TodoWrite → Execute Phase 1 (artifacts) → Validate framework → Update TodoWrite
2. Select 2-3 relevant roles → Display selection → Execute Phase 2 (role analyses) → Update TodoWrite
3. Execute Phase 3 (synthesis) → Validate outputs → Return summary
## Core Rules
1. **Start Immediately**: First action is TodoWrite initialization, second action is Phase 1 command execution
2. **Auto-Select Roles**: Analyze topic keywords to select 2-3 most relevant roles (max 3)
3. **Display Selection**: Show selected roles to user before execution
4. **Sequential Execution**: Execute role commands one by one, not in parallel
5. **Complete All Phases**: Do not return to user until synthesis completes
6. **Track Progress**: Update TodoWrite after every command completion
## 3-Phase Execution
### Phase 1: Framework Generation
**Step 1.1: Role Selection**
Auto-select 2-3 roles based on topic keywords (see Role Selection Logic below)
**Step 1.2: Generate Role-Specific Framework**
**Command**: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:artifacts \"[topic]\" --roles \"[role1,role2,role3]\"")`
**Input**: Selected roles from step 1.1
**Parse Output**:
- Verify topic-framework.md created with role-specific sections
**Validation**:
- File `.workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md` exists
- Contains sections for each selected role
- Includes cross-role integration points
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 1 completed, mark "Display selected roles" as in_progress
---
### Phase 2: Role Analysis Execution
**Step 2.1: Role Selection**
Use keyword analysis to auto-select 2-3 roles:
**Role Selection Logic**:
- **Technical/Architecture keywords**: `architecture|system|performance|database|api|backend|scalability`
→ system-architect, data-architect, subject-matter-expert
- **UI/UX keywords**: `user|ui|ux|interface|design|frontend|experience`
→ ui-designer, ux-expert
- **Product/Business keywords**: `product|feature|business|workflow|process|customer`
→ product-manager, product-owner
- **Agile/Delivery keywords**: `agile|sprint|scrum|team|collaboration|delivery`
→ scrum-master, product-owner
- **Domain Expertise keywords**: `domain|standard|compliance|expertise|regulation`
→ subject-matter-expert
- **Default**: product-manager (if no clear match)
**Selection Rules**:
- Maximum 3 roles
- Select most relevant role first based on strongest keyword match
- Include complementary perspectives (e.g., if system-architect selected, also consider security-expert)
**Step 2.2: Display Selected Roles**
Show selection to user before execution:
```
Selected roles for analysis:
- ui-designer (UI/UX perspective)
- system-architect (Technical architecture)
- security-expert (Security considerations)
```
**Step 2.3: Execute Role Commands Sequentially**
Execute each selected role command one by one:
**Commands**:
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:ux-expert")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:system-architect")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:data-architect")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:product-manager")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:product-owner")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:scrum-master")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:subject-matter-expert")`
- `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:test-strategist")`
**Validation** (after each role):
- File `.workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/[role]/analysis.md` exists
- Contains role-specific analysis
**TodoWrite**: Mark each role task completed after execution, start next role as in_progress
---
### Phase 3: Synthesis Generation
**Command**: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:brainstorm:synthesis")`
**Validation**:
- File `.workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-report.md` exists
- Contains cross-references to role analyses using @ notation
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 3 completed
**Return to User**:
```
Brainstorming complete for topic: [topic]
Framework: .workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md
Roles analyzed: [role1], [role2], [role3]
Synthesis: .workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-report.md
```
## TodoWrite Pattern
```javascript
// Initialize (before Phase 1)
TodoWrite({todos: [
{"content": "Generate topic framework", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Generating topic framework"},
{"content": "Display selected roles", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Displaying selected roles"},
{"content": "Execute ui-designer analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing ui-designer analysis"},
{"content": "Execute system-architect analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing system-architect analysis"},
{"content": "Execute security-expert analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing security-expert analysis"},
{"content": "Generate synthesis report", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Generating synthesis report"}
]})
// After Phase 1
TodoWrite({todos: [
{"content": "Generate topic framework", "status": "completed", "activeForm": "Generating topic framework"},
{"content": "Display selected roles", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Displaying selected roles"},
{"content": "Execute ui-designer analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing ui-designer analysis"},
{"content": "Execute system-architect analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing system-architect analysis"},
{"content": "Execute security-expert analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing security-expert analysis"},
{"content": "Generate synthesis report", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Generating synthesis report"}
]})
// After displaying roles
TodoWrite({todos: [
{"content": "Generate topic framework", "status": "completed", "activeForm": "Generating topic framework"},
{"content": "Display selected roles", "status": "completed", "activeForm": "Displaying selected roles"},
{"content": "Execute ui-designer analysis", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Executing ui-designer analysis"},
{"content": "Execute system-architect analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing system-architect analysis"},
{"content": "Execute security-expert analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing security-expert analysis"},
{"content": "Generate synthesis report", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Generating synthesis report"}
]})
// Continue pattern for each role and synthesis...
```
## Data Flow
```
User Input (topic)
Role Selection (analyze topic keywords)
↓ Output: 2-3 selected roles (e.g., ui-designer, system-architect, security-expert)
Phase 1: artifacts "topic" --roles "role1,role2,role3"
↓ Input: topic + selected roles
↓ Output: role-specific topic-framework.md
Display: Show selected roles to user
Phase 2: Execute each role command sequentially
↓ Role 1 → reads role-specific section → analysis.md
↓ Role 2 → reads role-specific section → analysis.md
↓ Role 3 → reads role-specific section → analysis.md
Phase 3: synthesis
↓ Input: role-specific framework + all role analyses
↓ Output: synthesis-report.md with role-targeted insights
Return summary to user
```
**Session Context**: All commands use active brainstorming session, sharing:
- Role-specific topic framework
- Role-targeted analyses
- Cross-role integration points
- Synthesis with role-specific insights
**Key Improvement**: Framework is generated with roles parameter, ensuring all discussion points are relevant to selected roles
## Role Selection Examples
### Example 1: UI-Focused Topic
**Topic**: "Redesign user authentication interface"
**Keywords detected**: user, interface, design
**Selected roles**:
- ui-designer (primary: UI/UX match)
- ux-expert (secondary: user experience)
- subject-matter-expert (complementary: auth standards)
### Example 2: Architecture Topic
**Topic**: "Design scalable microservices architecture"
**Keywords detected**: architecture, scalable, system
**Selected roles**:
- system-architect (primary: architecture match)
- data-architect (secondary: scalability/data)
- subject-matter-expert (complementary: domain expertise)
### Example 3: Agile Delivery Topic
**Topic**: "Optimize team sprint planning and delivery process"
**Keywords detected**: sprint, team, delivery, process
**Selected roles**:
- scrum-master (primary: agile process match)
- product-owner (secondary: backlog/delivery focus)
- product-manager (complementary: product strategy)
## Error Handling
- **Framework Generation Failure**: Stop workflow, report error, do not proceed to role selection
- **Role Analysis Failure**: Log failure, continue with remaining roles, note in final summary
- **Synthesis Failure**: Retry once, if still fails report partial completion with available analyses
- **Session Error**: Report session issue, prompt user to check session status
## Output Structure
```
.workflow/[session]/.brainstorming/
├── topic-framework.md # Phase 1 output
├── [role1]/
│ └── analysis.md # Phase 2 output (role 1)
├── [role2]/
│ └── analysis.md # Phase 2 output (role 2)
├── [role3]/
│ └── analysis.md # Phase 2 output (role 3)
└── synthesis-report.md # Phase 3 output
```
## Coordinator Checklist
✅ Initialize TodoWrite with framework + display + N roles + synthesis tasks
✅ Execute Phase 1 (artifacts) immediately
✅ Validate topic-framework.md exists
✅ Analyze topic keywords for role selection
✅ Auto-select 2-3 most relevant roles (max 3)
✅ Display selected roles to user with rationale
✅ Execute each role command sequentially
✅ Validate each role's analysis.md after execution
✅ Update TodoWrite after each role completion
✅ Execute Phase 3 (synthesis) after all roles complete
✅ Validate synthesis-report.md exists
✅ Return summary with all generated files

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---
name: auto
description: Intelligent brainstorming automation with dynamic role selection and guided context gathering
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:auto "<topic>"
argument-hint: "topic or challenge description"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto "Build real-time collaboration feature"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto "Optimize database performance for millions of users"
- /workflow:brainstorm:auto "Implement secure authentication system"
allowed-tools: Task(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Brainstorm Auto Command
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:brainstorm:auto "<topic>"
```
## Role Selection Logic
- **Technical & Architecture**: `architecture|system|performance|database|security` → system-architect, data-architect, security-expert
- **Product & UX**: `user|ui|ux|interface|design|product|feature` → ui-designer, user-researcher, product-manager
- **Business & Process**: `business|process|workflow|cost|innovation|testing` → business-analyst, innovation-lead, test-strategist
- **Multi-role**: Complex topics automatically select 2-3 complementary roles
- **Default**: `product-manager` if no clear match
**Template Loading**: `bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/<role-name>.md))`
**Template Source**: `.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/`
**Available Roles**: business-analyst, data-architect, feature-planner, innovation-lead, product-manager, security-expert, system-architect, test-strategist, ui-designer, user-researcher
**Example**:
```bash
bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/system-architect.md))
bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ui-designer.md))
ls ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ # Show all available roles
```
## Core Workflow
### Analysis & Planning Process
The command performs dedicated role analysis through:
**0. Session Management** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
- **Active session detection**: Check `.workflow/.active-*` markers
- **Session selection**: Prompt user if multiple active sessions found
- **Auto-creation**: Create `WFS-[topic-slug]` only if no active session exists
- **Context isolation**: Each session maintains independent brainstorming state
**1. Role Selection & Template Loading**
- **Keyword analysis**: Extract topic keywords and map to planning roles
- **Template loading**: Load role templates via `bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/<role>.md))`
- **Role validation**: Verify against `.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/`
- **Multi-role detection**: Select 1-3 complementary roles based on topic complexity
**2. Sequential Role Processing** ⚠️ CRITICAL ARCHITECTURE
- **One Role = One Agent**: Each role gets dedicated conceptual-planning-agent
- **Context gathering**: Role-specific questioning with validation
- **Agent submission**: Complete context handoff to single-role agents
- **Progress tracking**: Real-time TodoWrite updates per role
**3. Analysis Artifacts Generated**
- **Role contexts**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/[role]-context.md` - User responses per role
- **Agent outputs**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/[role]/analysis.md` - Dedicated role analysis
- **Session metadata**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/auto-session.json` - Agent assignments and validation
- **Synthesis**: `.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/synthesis/integrated-analysis.md` - Multi-role integration
## Implementation Standards
### Dedicated Agent Architecture ⚠️ CRITICAL
Agents receive dedicated role assignments with complete context isolation:
```json
"agent_assignment": {
"role": "system-architect",
"agent_id": "conceptual-planning-agent-system-architect",
"context_source": ".workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/system-architect-context.md",
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/system-architect/",
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_role_template",
"action": "Load system-architect planning template",
"command": "bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/system-architect.md))",
"output_to": "role_template"
},
{
"step": "load_user_context",
"action": "Load user responses and context for role analysis",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/system-architect-context.md)",
"output_to": "user_context"
},
{
"step": "load_content_analysis",
"action": "Load existing content analysis documents if available",
"command": "bash(find .workflow/*/.brainstorming/ -name '*.md' -path '*/analysis/*' -o -name 'content-analysis.md' | head -5 | xargs cat 2>/dev/null || echo 'No content analysis found')",
"output_to": "content_analysis"
},
{
"step": "load_session_metadata",
"action": "Load session metadata and previous analysis state",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/auto-session.json 2>/dev/null || echo '{}')",
"output_to": "session_metadata"
}
],
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "Execute dedicated system-architect conceptual analysis for: [topic]",
"role_focus": "system-architect",
"user_context": "Direct user responses from context gathering phase",
"deliverables": "conceptual_analysis, strategic_recommendations, role_perspective"
}
}
}
```
**Context Accumulation & Role Isolation**:
1. **Role template loading**: Planning role template with domain expertise via CLI
2. **User context loading**: Direct user responses and context from interactive questioning
3. **Content analysis integration**: Existing analysis documents and session metadata
4. **Context validation**: Minimum response requirements with re-prompting
5. **Conceptual analysis**: Role-specific perspective on topic without implementation details
6. **Agent delegation**: Complete context handoff to dedicated conceptual-planning-agent with all references
**Content Sources**:
- Role templates: `bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/<role>.md))` from `.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/`
- User responses: `bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/<role>-context.md)` from interactive questioning phase
- Content analysis: `bash(find .workflow/*/.brainstorming/ -name '*.md' -path '*/analysis/*')` existing analysis documents
- Session metadata: `bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/auto-session.json)` for analysis state and context
- Conceptual focus: Strategic and planning perspective without technical implementation
**Trigger Conditions**: Topic analysis matches role domains, user provides adequate context responses, role template successfully loaded
### Role Processing Standards
**Core Principles**:
1. **Sequential Processing** - Complete each role fully before proceeding to next
2. **Context Validation** - Ensure adequate detail before agent submission
3. **Dedicated Assignment** - One conceptual-planning-agent per role
4. **Progress Tracking** - Real-time TodoWrite updates for role processing stages
**Implementation Rules**:
- **Maximum 3 roles**: Auto-selected based on topic complexity and domain overlap
- **Context validation**: Minimum response length and completeness checks
- **Agent isolation**: Each agent receives only role-specific context
- **Error recovery**: Role-specific validation and retry logic
**Role Question Templates**:
- **system-architect**: Scale requirements, integration needs, technology constraints, non-functional requirements
- **security-expert**: Sensitive data types, compliance requirements, threat concerns, auth/authz needs
- **ui-designer**: User personas, platform support, design guidelines, accessibility requirements
- **product-manager**: Business objectives, stakeholders, success metrics, timeline constraints
- **data-architect**: Data types, volume projections, compliance needs, analytics requirements
### Session Management ⚠️ CRITICAL
- **⚡ FIRST ACTION**: Check for all `.workflow/.active-*` markers before role processing
- **Multiple sessions support**: Different Claude instances can have different active brainstorming sessions
- **User selection**: If multiple active sessions found, prompt user to select which one to work with
- **Auto-session creation**: `WFS-[topic-slug]` only if no active session exists
- **Session continuity**: MUST use selected active session for all role processing
- **Context preservation**: Each role's context and agent output stored in session directory
- **Session isolation**: Each session maintains independent brainstorming state and role assignments
## Document Generation
**Workflow**: Interactive Discussion → Topic Decomposition → Role Selection → Context Gathering → Agent Delegation → Documentation → Synthesis
**Always Created**:
- **discussion-summary.md**: Main conversation points and key insights from interactive discussion
- **component-analysis.md**: Detailed breakdown of topic components from discussion phase
- **auto-session.json**: Agent assignments, context validation, completion tracking
- **[role]-context.md**: User responses per role with question-answer pairs
**Auto-Created (per role)**:
- **[role]/analysis.md**: Main role analysis from dedicated agent
- **[role]/recommendations.md**: Role-specific recommendations
- **[role]-template.md**: Loaded role planning template
**Auto-Created (multi-role)**:
- **synthesis/integrated-analysis.md**: Cross-role integration and consensus analysis
- **synthesis/consensus-matrix.md**: Agreement/disagreement analysis
- **synthesis/priority-recommendations.md**: Prioritized action items
**Document Structure**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/
├── discussion-summary.md # Main conversation and insights
├── component-analysis.md # Detailed topic breakdown
├── auto-session.json # Session metadata and agent tracking
├── system-architect-context.md # User responses for system-architect
├── system-architect-template.md# Loaded role template
├── system-architect/ # Dedicated agent outputs
│ ├── analysis.md
│ ├── recommendations.md
│ └── deliverables/
├── ui-designer-context.md # User responses for ui-designer
├── ui-designer/ # Dedicated agent outputs
│ └── analysis.md
└── synthesis/ # Multi-role integration
├── integrated-analysis.md
├── consensus-matrix.md
└── priority-recommendations.md
```
## Reference Information
### Role Processing Schema (Sequential Architecture)
Each role processing follows dedicated agent pattern:
- **role**: Selected planning role name
- **template**: Loaded from cli-templates/planning-roles/
- **context**: User responses with validation
- **agent**: Dedicated conceptual-planning-agent instance
- **output**: Role-specific analysis directory
### File Structure Reference
**Architecture**: @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
**Role Templates**: @~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/
### Execution Integration
Documents created for synthesis and action planning:
- **auto-session.json**: Agent tracking and session metadata
- **[role]-context.md**: Context loading for role analysis
- **[role]/analysis.md**: Role-specific analysis outputs
- **synthesis/**: Multi-role integration for comprehensive planning
## Error Handling
- **Role selection failure**: Default to `product-manager` with explanation
- **Context validation failure**: Re-prompt with minimum requirements
- **Agent execution failure**: Role-specific retry with corrected context
- **Template loading issues**: Graceful degradation with fallback questions
- **Multi-role conflicts**: Synthesis agent handles disagreement resolution
## Quality Standards
### Dedicated Agent Excellence
- **Single role focus**: Each agent handles exactly one role - no multi-role assignments
- **Complete context**: Each agent receives comprehensive role-specific context
- **Sequential processing**: Roles processed one at a time with full validation
- **Dedicated output**: Each agent produces role-specific analysis and deliverables
### Context Collection Excellence
- **Role-specific questioning**: Targeted questions for each role's domain expertise
- **Context validation**: Verification before agent submission to ensure completeness
- **User guidance**: Clear explanations of role perspective and question importance
- **Response quality**: Minimum response requirements with re-prompting for insufficient detail

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---
name: business-analyst
description: Business analyst perspective brainstorming for process optimization and business efficiency analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:business-analyst <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from business analysis perspective"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:business-analyst "workflow automation opportunities"
- /workflow:brainstorm:business-analyst "business process optimization"
- /workflow:brainstorm:business-analyst "cost reduction initiatives"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
---
## 📊 **Role Overview: Business Analyst**
### Role Definition
Business process expert responsible for analyzing workflows, identifying requirements, and optimizing business operations to maximize value and efficiency.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Process Analysis**: Analyze existing business processes for efficiency and improvement opportunities
- **Requirements Analysis**: Identify and define business requirements and functional specifications
- **Value Assessment**: Evaluate solution business value and return on investment
- **Change Management**: Plan and manage business process changes
### Focus Areas
- **Process Optimization**: Workflows, automation opportunities, efficiency improvements
- **Data Analysis**: Business metrics, KPI design, performance measurement
- **Cost-Benefit**: ROI analysis, cost optimization, value creation
- **Risk Management**: Business risks, compliance requirements, change risks
### Success Metrics
- Process efficiency improvements (time/cost reduction)
- Requirements clarity and completeness
- Stakeholder satisfaction levels
- ROI achievement and value delivery
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. Business Process Analysis**
- What are the bottlenecks and inefficiencies in current business processes?
- Which processes can be automated or simplified?
- What are the obstacles in cross-departmental collaboration?
**2. Business Requirements Identification**
- What are the core needs of stakeholders?
- What are the business objectives and success metrics?
- How should functional and non-functional requirements be prioritized?
**3. Value and Benefit Analysis**
- What is the expected business value of the solution?
- How does implementation cost compare to expected benefits?
- What are the risk assessments and mitigation strategies?
**4. Implementation and Change Management**
- How will changes impact existing processes?
- What training and adaptation requirements exist?
- What success metrics and monitoring mechanisms are needed?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Business Analyst Perspective Questioning**
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive business analyst context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
**1. Business Process Analysis**
- What are the current business processes and workflows that need analysis?
- Which departments, teams, or stakeholders are involved in these processes?
- What are the key bottlenecks, inefficiencies, or pain points you've observed?
- What metrics or KPIs are currently used to measure process performance?
**2. Cost and Resource Analysis**
- What are the current costs associated with these processes (time, money, resources)?
- How much time do stakeholders spend on these activities daily/weekly?
- What technology, tools, or systems are currently being used?
- What budget constraints or financial targets need to be considered?
**3. Business Requirements and Objectives**
- What are the primary business objectives this analysis should achieve?
- Who are the key stakeholders and what are their specific needs?
- What are the success criteria and how will you measure improvement?
- Are there any compliance, regulatory, or governance requirements?
**4. Change Management and Implementation**
- How ready is the organization for process changes?
- What training or change management support might be needed?
- What timeline or deadlines are we working with?
- What potential resistance or challenges do you anticipate?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/business-analyst-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated business analyst conceptual analysis for: {topic}
ASSIGNED_ROLE: business-analyst
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/business-analyst/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load business-analyst planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/business-analyst.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply business analyst perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on process optimization, cost-benefit analysis, and change management
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main business analyst analysis
- recommendations.md: Business analyst recommendations
- deliverables/: Business analyst-specific outputs as defined in role template
Embody business analyst role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather business analyst context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to business-analyst-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load business-analyst planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for business-analyst role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
```
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Output Location
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/business-analyst/
├── analysis.md # Main business analysis and process assessment
├── requirements.md # Detailed business requirements and specifications
├── business-case.md # Cost-benefit analysis and financial justification
└── implementation-plan.md # Change management and implementation strategy
```
### Document Templates
#### analysis.md Structure
```markdown
# Business Analyst Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
## Executive Summary
[Overview of key business analysis findings and recommendations]
## Current State Assessment
### Business Process Mapping
### Stakeholder Analysis
### Performance Metrics Analysis
### Pain Points and Inefficiencies
## Business Requirements
### Functional Requirements
### Non-Functional Requirements
### Stakeholder Needs Analysis
### Requirements Prioritization
## Process Optimization Opportunities
### Automation Potential
### Workflow Improvements
### Resource Optimization
### Quality Enhancements
## Financial Analysis
### Cost-Benefit Analysis
### ROI Calculations
### Budget Requirements
### Financial Projections
## Risk Assessment
### Business Risks
### Operational Risks
### Mitigation Strategies
### Contingency Planning
## Implementation Strategy
### Change Management Plan
### Training Requirements
### Timeline and Milestones
### Success Metrics and KPIs
## Recommendations
### Immediate Actions (0-3 months)
### Medium-term Initiatives (3-12 months)
### Long-term Strategic Goals (12+ months)
### Resource Requirements
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
After analysis completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"business_analyst": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/business-analyst/",
"key_insights": ["process_optimization", "cost_saving", "efficiency_gain"]
}
}
}
}
```
### Collaboration with Other Roles
Business analyst perspective provides to other roles:
- **Business requirements and constraints** → Product Manager
- **Process technology requirements** → System Architect
- **Business process interface needs** → UI Designer
- **Business data requirements** → Data Architect
- **Business security requirements** → Security Expert
## ✅ **Quality Standards**
### Required Analysis Elements
- [ ] Detailed business process mapping
- [ ] Clear requirements specifications and priorities
- [ ] Quantified cost-benefit analysis
- [ ] Comprehensive risk assessment
- [ ] Actionable implementation plan
### Business Analysis Principles Checklist
- [ ] Value-oriented: Focus on business value creation
- [ ] Data-driven: Analysis based on facts and data
- [ ] Holistic thinking: Consider entire business ecosystem
- [ ] Risk awareness: Identify and manage various risks
- [ ] Sustainability: Long-term maintainability and improvement
### Analysis Quality Metrics
- [ ] Requirements completeness and accuracy
- [ ] Quantified benefits from process optimization
- [ ] Comprehensiveness of risk assessment
- [ ] Feasibility of implementation plan
- [ ] Stakeholder satisfaction levels

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---
name: data-architect
description: Data architect perspective brainstorming for data modeling, flow, and analytics analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from data architecture perspective"
description: Generate or update data-architect/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect
- /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect "user analytics data pipeline"
- /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect "real-time data processing system"
- /workflow:brainstorm:data-architect "data warehouse modernization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 📊 **Role Overview: Data Architect**
## 📊 **Data Architect Analysis Generator**
### Role Definition
Strategic data professional responsible for designing scalable, efficient data architectures that enable data-driven decision making through robust data models, processing pipelines, and analytics platforms.
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating data-architect/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from data architecture perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Data Model Design**: Create efficient and scalable data models and schemas
- **Data Flow Design**: Plan data collection, processing, and storage workflows
- **Data Quality Management**: Ensure data accuracy, completeness, and consistency
- **Analytics and Insights**: Design data analysis and business intelligence solutions
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Data Architecture Focus**: Data models, pipelines, governance, and analytics perspective
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Focus Areas
- **Data Modeling**: Relational models, NoSQL, data warehouses, lakehouse architectures
- **Data Pipelines**: ETL/ELT processes, real-time processing, batch processing
- **Data Governance**: Data quality, security, privacy, compliance frameworks
- **Analytics Platforms**: BI tools, machine learning infrastructure, reporting systems
### Analysis Scope
- **Data Model Design**: Efficient and scalable data models and schemas
- **Data Flow Design**: Data collection, processing, and storage workflows
- **Data Quality Management**: Data accuracy, completeness, and consistency
- **Analytics and Insights**: Data analysis and business intelligence solutions
### Success Metrics
- Data quality and consistency metrics
- Processing performance and throughput
- Analytics accuracy and business impact
- Data governance and compliance adherence
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. Data Requirements and Sources**
- What data is needed to support business decisions and analytics?
- How reliable and high-quality are the available data sources?
- What is the balance between real-time and historical data needs?
**2. Data Architecture and Storage**
- What is the most appropriate data storage solution for requirements?
- How should we design scalable and maintainable data models?
- What are the optimal data partitioning and indexing strategies?
**3. Data Processing and Workflows**
- What are the performance requirements for data processing?
- How should we design fault-tolerant and resilient data pipelines?
- What data versioning and change management strategies are needed?
**4. Analytics and Reporting**
- How can we support diverse analytical requirements and use cases?
- What balance between real-time dashboards and periodic reports is optimal?
- What self-service analytics and data visualization capabilities are needed?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Data Architect Perspective Questioning**
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive data architect context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
**1. Data Models and Flow Patterns**
- What types of data will you be working with (structured, semi-structured, unstructured)?
- What are the expected data volumes and growth projections?
- What are the primary data sources and how frequently will data be updated?
- Are there existing data models or schemas that need to be considered?
**2. Storage Strategies and Performance**
- What are the query performance requirements and expected response times?
- Do you need real-time processing, batch processing, or both?
- What are the data retention and archival requirements?
- Are there specific compliance or regulatory requirements for data storage?
**3. Analytics Requirements and Insights**
- What types of analytics and reporting capabilities are needed?
- Who are the primary users of the data and what are their skill levels?
- What business intelligence or machine learning use cases need to be supported?
- Are there specific dashboard or visualization requirements?
**4. Data Governance and Quality**
- What data quality standards and validation rules need to be implemented?
- Who owns the data and what are the access control requirements?
- Are there data privacy or security concerns that need to be addressed?
- What data lineage and auditing capabilities are required?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/data-architect-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated data architect conceptual analysis for: {topic}
Execute data-architect analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: data-architect
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/data-architect/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/data-architect/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load data-architect planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/data-architect.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply data architect perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on data models, flow patterns, storage strategies, and analytics requirements
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load data-architect planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/data-architect.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main data architect analysis
- recommendations.md: Data architect recommendations
- deliverables/: Data architect-specific outputs as defined in role template
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
Embody data architect role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from data architecture perspective
**Role Focus**: Data models, pipelines, governance, analytics platforms
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive data architecture analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with data architecture expertise
- Provide data model designs, pipeline architectures, and governance strategies
- Include scalability, performance, and quality considerations
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather data architect context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to data-architect-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load data-architect planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for data-architect role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute data-architect analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing data-architect framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured data-architect analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with data-architect completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Specification**
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Output Location
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/data-architect/
── analysis.md # Primary data architecture analysis
├── data-model.md # Data models, schemas, and relationships
├── pipeline-design.md # Data processing and ETL/ELT workflows
└── governance-plan.md # Data quality, security, and governance
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/data-architect/
── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Document Templates
#### analysis.md Structure
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# Data Architect Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
# Data Architect Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Executive Summary
[Key data architecture findings and recommendations overview]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: Data Architecture perspective
## Current Data Landscape
### Existing Data Sources
### Current Data Architecture
### Data Quality Assessment
### Performance Bottlenecks
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with data architecture expertise]
## Data Requirements Analysis
### Business Data Needs
### Technical Data Requirements
### Data Volume and Growth Projections
### Real-time vs Batch Processing Needs
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[Data architecture perspective on requirements]
## Proposed Data Architecture
### Data Model Design
### Storage Architecture
### Processing Pipeline Design
### Integration Patterns
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Data model, pipeline, and storage considerations]
## Data Quality and Governance
### Data Quality Framework
### Governance Policies
### Security and Privacy Controls
### Compliance Requirements
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[Data access patterns and analytics user experience]
## Analytics and Reporting Strategy
### Business Intelligence Architecture
### Self-Service Analytics Design
### Performance Monitoring
### Scalability Planning
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Data migration, quality, and governance challenges]
## Implementation Roadmap
### Migration Strategy
### Technology Stack Recommendations
### Resource Requirements
### Risk Mitigation Plan
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[Data quality metrics and analytics success criteria]
## Data Architecture Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific data architecture recommendations and solutions]
---
*Generated by data-architect analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"data_architect": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/data-architect/",
"key_insights": ["data_model_optimization", "pipeline_architecture", "analytics_strategy"]
}
}
"data_architect": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/data-architect/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Cross-Role Collaboration
Data architect perspective provides:
- **Data Storage Requirements** → System Architect
- **Analytics Data Requirements** → Product Manager
- **Data Visualization Specifications** → UI Designer
- **Data Security Framework** → Security Expert
- **Feature Data Requirements** → Feature Planner
## ✅ **Quality Assurance**
### Required Architecture Elements
- [ ] Comprehensive data model with clear relationships and constraints
- [ ] Scalable data pipeline design with error handling and monitoring
- [ ] Data quality framework with validation rules and metrics
- [ ] Governance plan addressing security, privacy, and compliance
- [ ] Analytics architecture supporting business intelligence needs
### Data Architecture Principles
- [ ] **Scalability**: Architecture can handle data volume and velocity growth
- [ ] **Quality**: Built-in data validation, cleansing, and quality monitoring
- [ ] **Security**: Data protection, access controls, and privacy compliance
- [ ] **Performance**: Optimized for query performance and processing efficiency
- [ ] **Maintainability**: Clear data lineage, documentation, and change management
### Implementation Validation
- [ ] **Technical Feasibility**: All proposed solutions are technically achievable
- [ ] **Performance Requirements**: Architecture meets processing and query performance needs
- [ ] **Cost Effectiveness**: Storage and processing costs are optimized and sustainable
- [ ] **Governance Compliance**: Meets regulatory and organizational data requirements
- [ ] **Future Readiness**: Design accommodates anticipated growth and changing needs
### Data Quality Standards
- [ ] **Accuracy**: Data validation rules ensure correctness and consistency
- [ ] **Completeness**: Strategies for handling missing data and ensuring coverage
- [ ] **Timeliness**: Data freshness requirements met through appropriate processing
- [ ] **Consistency**: Data definitions and formats standardized across systems
- [ ] **Lineage**: Complete data lineage tracking from source to consumption
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: Data architecture insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: feature-planner
description: Feature planner perspective brainstorming for feature development and planning analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:feature-planner <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from feature planning perspective"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:feature-planner "user dashboard enhancement"
- /workflow:brainstorm:feature-planner "mobile app feature roadmap"
- /workflow:brainstorm:feature-planner "integration capabilities planning"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
---
## 🔧 **Role Overview: Feature Planner**
### Role Definition
Feature development specialist responsible for transforming business requirements into actionable feature specifications, managing development priorities, and ensuring successful feature delivery through strategic planning and execution.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Feature Specification**: Transform business requirements into detailed feature specifications
- **Development Planning**: Create development roadmaps and manage feature priorities
- **Quality Assurance**: Design testing strategies and acceptance criteria
- **Delivery Management**: Plan feature releases and manage implementation timelines
### Focus Areas
- **Feature Design**: User stories, acceptance criteria, feature specifications
- **Development Planning**: Sprint planning, milestones, dependency management
- **Quality Assurance**: Testing strategies, quality gates, acceptance processes
- **Release Management**: Release planning, version control, change management
### Success Metrics
- Feature delivery on time and within scope
- Quality standards and acceptance criteria met
- User satisfaction with delivered features
- Development team productivity and efficiency
## 🧠 **分析框架**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. Feature Requirements and Scope**
- What are the core feature requirements and user stories?
- How should MVP and full feature versions be planned?
- What cross-feature dependencies and integration requirements exist?
**2. Implementation Complexity and Feasibility**
- What is the technical implementation complexity and what challenges exist?
- What extensions or modifications to existing systems are required?
- What third-party services and API integrations are needed?
**3. Development Resources and Timeline**
- What are the development effort estimates and time projections?
- What skills and team configurations are required?
- What development risks exist and how can they be mitigated?
**4. Testing and Quality Assurance**
- What testing strategies and test case designs are needed?
- What quality standards and acceptance criteria should be defined?
- What user acceptance and feedback mechanisms are required?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Feature Planner Perspective Questioning**
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive feature planner context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
**1. Implementation Complexity and Scope**
- What is the scope and complexity of the features you want to plan?
- Are there existing features or systems that need to be extended or integrated?
- What are the technical constraints or requirements that need to be considered?
- How do these features fit into the overall product roadmap?
**2. Dependency Mapping and Integration**
- What other features, systems, or teams does this depend on?
- Are there any external APIs, services, or third-party integrations required?
- What are the data dependencies and how will data flow between components?
- What are the potential blockers or risks that could impact development?
**3. Risk Assessment and Mitigation**
- What are the main technical, business, or timeline risks?
- Are there any unknowns or areas that need research or prototyping?
- What fallback plans or alternative approaches should be considered?
- How will quality and testing be ensured throughout development?
**4. Technical Feasibility and Resource Planning**
- What is the estimated development effort and timeline?
- What skills, expertise, or team composition is needed?
- Are there any specific technologies, tools, or frameworks required?
- What are the performance, scalability, or maintenance considerations?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/feature-planner-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated feature planner conceptual analysis for: {topic}
ASSIGNED_ROLE: feature-planner
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/feature-planner/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load feature-planner planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/feature-planner.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply feature planner perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on implementation complexity, dependency mapping, risk assessment, and technical feasibility
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main feature planner analysis
- recommendations.md: Feature planner recommendations
- deliverables/: Feature planner-specific outputs as defined in role template
Embody feature planner role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather feature planner context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to feature-planner-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load feature-planner planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for feature-planner role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
```
## 📊 **输出结构**
### 保存位置
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/feature-planner/
├── analysis.md # 主要功能分析和规范
├── user-stories.md # 详细用户故事和验收标准
├── development-plan.md # 开发时间线和资源规划
└── testing-strategy.md # 质量保证和测试方法
```
### 文档模板
#### analysis.md 结构
```markdown
# Feature Planner Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
## Executive Summary
[核心功能规划发现和建议概述]
## Feature Requirements Overview
### Core Feature Specifications
### User Story Summary
### Feature Scope and Boundaries
### Success Criteria and KPIs
## Feature Architecture Design
### Feature Components and Modules
### Integration Points and Dependencies
### APIs and Data Interfaces
### Configuration and Customization
## Development Planning
### Effort Estimation and Complexity
### Development Phases and Milestones
### Resource Requirements
### Risk Assessment and Mitigation
## Quality Assurance Strategy
### Testing Approach and Coverage
### Performance and Scalability Testing
### User Acceptance Testing Plan
### Quality Gates and Standards
## Delivery and Release Strategy
### Release Planning and Versioning
### Deployment Strategy
### Feature Rollout Plan
### Post-Release Support
## Feature Prioritization
### Priority Matrix (High/Medium/Low)
### Business Value Assessment
### Development Complexity Analysis
### Recommended Implementation Order
## Implementation Roadmap
### Phase 1: Core Features (Weeks 1-4)
### Phase 2: Enhanced Features (Weeks 5-8)
### Phase 3: Advanced Features (Weeks 9-12)
### Continuous Improvement Plan
```
## 🔄 **会话集成**
### 状态同步
分析完成后,更新 `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"feature_planner": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/feature-planner/",
"key_insights": ["feature_specification", "development_timeline", "quality_requirement"]
}
}
}
}
```
### 与其他角色的协作
功能规划师视角为其他角色提供:
- **功能优先级和规划** → Product Manager
- **技术实现需求** → System Architect
- **界面功能要求** → UI Designer
- **数据功能需求** → Data Architect
- **功能安全需求** → Security Expert
## ✅ **质量标准**
### 必须包含的规划元素
- [ ] 详细的功能规范和用户故事
- [ ] 现实的开发时间估算
- [ ] 全面的测试策略
- [ ] 明确的质量标准
- [ ] 可执行的发布计划
### 功能规划原则检查
- [ ] 用户价值:每个功能都有明确的用户价值
- [ ] 可测试性:所有功能都有验收标准
- [ ] 可维护性:考虑长期维护和扩展
- [ ] 可交付性:计划符合团队能力和资源
- [ ] 可测量性:有明确的成功指标
### 交付质量评估
- [ ] 功能完整性和正确性
- [ ] 性能和稳定性指标
- [ ] 用户体验和满意度
- [ ] 代码质量和可维护性
- [ ] 文档完整性和准确性

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---
name: innovation-lead
description: Innovation lead perspective brainstorming for emerging technologies and future opportunities analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:innovation-lead <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from innovation and emerging technology perspective"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:innovation-lead "AI integration opportunities"
- /workflow:brainstorm:innovation-lead "future technology trends"
- /workflow:brainstorm:innovation-lead "disruptive innovation strategy"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
---
## 🚀 **Role Overview: Innovation Lead**
### Role Definition
Visionary technology strategist responsible for identifying emerging technology trends, evaluating disruptive innovation opportunities, and designing future-ready solutions that create competitive advantage and drive market transformation.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Trend Identification**: Identify and analyze emerging technology trends and market opportunities
- **Innovation Strategy**: Develop innovation roadmaps and technology development strategies
- **Technology Assessment**: Evaluate new technology application potential and feasibility
- **Future Planning**: Design forward-looking product and service concepts
### Focus Areas
- **Emerging Technologies**: AI, blockchain, IoT, AR/VR, quantum computing, and other frontier technologies
- **Market Trends**: Industry transformation, user behavior evolution, business model innovation
- **Innovation Opportunities**: Disruptive innovation, blue ocean markets, technology convergence opportunities
- **Future Vision**: Long-term technology roadmaps, proof of concepts, prototype development
### Success Metrics
- Innovation impact and market differentiation
- Technology adoption rates and competitive advantage
- Future readiness and strategic positioning
- Breakthrough opportunity identification and validation
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. Emerging Trends and Technology Opportunities**
- Which emerging technologies will have the greatest impact on our industry?
- What is the technology maturity level and adoption timeline?
- What new opportunities does technology convergence create?
**2. Disruption Potential and Innovation Assessment**
- What is the potential for disruptive innovation and its impact?
- What innovation opportunities exist within current solutions?
- What unmet market needs and demands exist?
**3. Competitive Advantage and Market Analysis**
- What are competitors' innovation strategies and directions?
- What market gaps and blue ocean opportunities exist?
- What technological barriers and first-mover advantages are available?
**4. Implementation and Risk Assessment**
- What is the feasibility and risk of technology implementation?
- What are the investment requirements and expected returns?
- What organizational innovation capabilities and adaptability are needed?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Innovation Lead Perspective Questioning**
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive innovation lead context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
**1. Emerging Trends and Future Technologies**
- What emerging technologies or trends do you think will be most relevant to this topic?
- Are there any specific industries or markets you want to explore for innovation opportunities?
- What time horizon are you considering (near-term, medium-term, long-term disruption)?
- Are there any particular technology domains you want to focus on (AI, IoT, blockchain, etc.)?
**2. Innovation Opportunities and Market Potential**
- What current limitations or pain points could be addressed through innovation?
- Are there any unmet market needs or underserved segments you're aware of?
- What would disruptive success look like in this context?
- Are there cross-industry innovations that could be applied to this domain?
**3. Disruption Potential and Competitive Landscape**
- Who are the current market leaders and what are their innovation strategies?
- What startup activity or venture capital investment trends are you seeing?
- Are there any potential platform shifts or ecosystem changes on the horizon?
- What would make a solution truly differentiated in the marketplace?
**4. Implementation and Strategic Considerations**
- What organizational capabilities or partnerships would be needed for innovation?
- Are there regulatory, technical, or market barriers to consider?
- What level of risk tolerance exists for breakthrough vs. incremental innovation?
- How important is first-mover advantage versus fast-follower strategies?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/innovation-lead-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated innovation lead conceptual analysis for: {topic}
ASSIGNED_ROLE: innovation-lead
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/innovation-lead/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load innovation-lead planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/innovation-lead.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply innovation lead perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on emerging trends, disruption potential, competitive advantage, and future opportunities
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main innovation lead analysis
- recommendations.md: Innovation lead recommendations
- deliverables/: Innovation lead-specific outputs as defined in role template
Embody innovation lead role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather innovation lead context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to innovation-lead-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load innovation-lead planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for innovation-lead role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
```
## 📊 **输出结构**
### 保存位置
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/innovation-lead/
├── analysis.md # 主要创新分析和机会评估
├── technology-roadmap.md # 技术趋势和未来场景
├── innovation-concepts.md # 突破性想法和概念开发
└── strategy-implementation.md # 创新策略和执行计划
```
### 文档模板
#### analysis.md 结构
```markdown
# Innovation Lead Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
## Executive Summary
[核心创新机会和战略建议概述]
## Technology Landscape Assessment
### Emerging Technologies Overview
### Technology Maturity Analysis
### Convergence Opportunities
### Disruptive Potential Assessment
## Innovation Opportunity Analysis
### Market Whitespace Identification
### Unmet Needs and Pain Points
### Disruptive Innovation Potential
### Blue Ocean Opportunities
## Competitive Intelligence
### Competitor Innovation Strategies
### Patent Landscape Analysis
### Startup Ecosystem Insights
### Investment and Funding Trends
## Future Scenarios and Trends
### Short-term Innovations (0-2 years)
### Medium-term Disruptions (2-5 years)
### Long-term Transformations (5+ years)
### Wild Card Scenarios
## Innovation Concepts
### Breakthrough Ideas
### Proof-of-Concept Opportunities
### Platform Innovation Possibilities
### Ecosystem Partnership Ideas
## Strategic Recommendations
### Innovation Investment Priorities
### Technology Partnership Strategy
### Capability Building Requirements
### Risk Mitigation Approaches
## Implementation Roadmap
### Innovation Pilot Programs
### Technology Validation Milestones
### Scaling and Commercialization Plan
### Success Metrics and KPIs
```
## 🔄 **会话集成**
### 状态同步
分析完成后,更新 `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"innovation_lead": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/innovation-lead/",
"key_insights": ["breakthrough_opportunity", "emerging_technology", "disruptive_potential"]
}
}
}
}
```
### 与其他角色的协作
创新领导视角为其他角色提供:
- **创新机会和趋势** → Product Manager
- **新技术可行性** → System Architect
- **未来用户体验趋势** → UI Designer
- **新兴数据技术** → Data Architect
- **创新安全挑战** → Security Expert
## ✅ **质量标准**
### 必须包含的创新元素
- [ ] 全面的技术趋势分析
- [ ] 明确的创新机会识别
- [ ] 具体的概念验证方案
- [ ] 现实的实施路线图
- [ ] 前瞻性的风险评估
### 创新思维原则检查
- [ ] 前瞻性关注未来3-10年趋势
- [ ] 颠覆性:寻找破坏性创新机会
- [ ] 系统性:考虑技术生态系统影响
- [ ] 可行性:平衡愿景与现实可能
- [ ] 差异化:创造独特竞争优势
### 创新价值评估
- [ ] 市场影响的潜在规模
- [ ] 技术可行性和成熟度
- [ ] 竞争优势的可持续性
- [ ] 投资回报的时间框架
- [ ] 组织实施的复杂度

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---
name: product-manager
description: Product manager perspective brainstorming for user needs and business value analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from product management perspective"
description: Generate or update product-manager/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager "mobile app performance optimization"
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-manager "feature prioritization strategy"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎯 **Role Overview: Product Manager**
## 🎯 **Product Manager Analysis Generator**
### Role Definition
Strategic product leader focused on maximizing user value and business impact through data-driven decisions and market-oriented thinking.
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating product-manager/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from product strategy perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Responsibilities
- **User Needs Analysis**: Identify and validate genuine user problems and requirements
- **Business Value Assessment**: Quantify commercial impact and return on investment
- **Market Positioning**: Analyze competitive landscape and identify opportunities
- **Product Strategy**: Develop roadmaps, priorities, and go-to-market approaches
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Product Strategy Focus**: User needs, business value, and market positioning
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Focus Areas
- **User Experience**: Journey mapping, satisfaction metrics, conversion optimization
- **Business Metrics**: ROI, user growth, retention rates, revenue impact
- **Market Dynamics**: Competitive analysis, differentiation, market trends
- **Product Lifecycle**: Feature evolution, technical debt management, scalability
### Analysis Scope
- **User Needs Analysis**: Target users, problems, and value propositions
- **Business Impact Assessment**: ROI, metrics, and commercial outcomes
- **Market Positioning**: Competitive analysis and differentiation
- **Product Strategy**: Roadmaps, priorities, and go-to-market approaches
### Success Metrics
- User satisfaction scores and engagement metrics
- Business KPIs (revenue, growth, retention)
- Market share and competitive positioning
- Product adoption and feature utilization rates
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. User Value Assessment**
- What genuine user problem does this solve?
- Who are the target users and what are their core needs?
- How does this improve the user experience measurably?
**2. Business Impact Evaluation**
- What are the expected business outcomes?
- How does the cost-benefit analysis look?
- What impact will this have on existing workflows?
**3. Market Opportunity Analysis**
- What gaps exist in current market solutions?
- What is our unique competitive advantage?
- Is the timing right for this initiative?
**4. Execution Feasibility**
- What resources and timeline are required?
- What are the technical and market risks?
- Do we have the right team capabilities?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Product Manager Perspective Questioning**
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive product management context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
1. **Business Objectives & Metrics**
- Primary business goals and success metrics?
- Revenue impact expectations and timeline?
- Key stakeholders and decision makers?
2. **Target Users & Market**
- Primary user segments and personas?
- User pain points and current solutions?
- Competitive landscape and differentiation needs?
3. **Product Strategy & Scope**
- Feature priorities and user value propositions?
- Resource constraints and timeline expectations?
- Integration with existing product ecosystem?
4. **Success Criteria & Risk Assessment**
- How will success be measured and validated?
- Market and technical risks to consider?
- Go-to-market strategy requirements?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/product-manager-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated product-manager conceptual analysis for: {topic}
Execute product-manager analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: product-manager
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/product-manager/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-manager/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load product-manager planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/product-manager.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply product-manager perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on user value, business impact, and market positioning
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load product-manager planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/product-manager.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main product management analysis
- recommendations.md: Product strategy recommendations
- deliverables/: Product-specific outputs as defined in role template
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
Embody product-manager role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from product strategy perspective
**Role Focus**: User value, business impact, market positioning, product strategy
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive product strategy analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with product management expertise
- Provide actionable business strategies and user value propositions
- Include market analysis and competitive positioning insights
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather product manager context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to product-manager-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load product-manager planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for product-manager role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute product-manager analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing product-manager framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured product-manager analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with product-manager completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Specification**
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Output Location
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/product-manager/
── analysis.md # Primary product management analysis
├── business-case.md # Business justification and metrics
├── user-research.md # User research and market insights
└── roadmap.md # Strategic recommendations and timeline
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-manager/
── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Document Templates
#### analysis.md Structure
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# Product Manager Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
# Product Manager Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Executive Summary
[Key findings and recommendations overview]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: Product Strategy perspective
## User Needs Analysis
### Target User Segments
### Core Problems Identified
### User Journey Mapping
### Priority Requirements
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with product management expertise]
## Business Impact Assessment
### Revenue Impact
### Cost Analysis
### ROI Projections
### Risk Assessment
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[Product strategy perspective on user needs and requirements]
## Competitive Analysis
### Market Position
### Differentiation Opportunities
### Competitive Advantages
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Business and technical feasibility considerations]
## Strategic Recommendations
### Immediate Actions (0-3 months)
### Medium-term Initiatives (3-12 months)
### Long-term Vision (12+ months)
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[User value proposition and market positioning analysis]
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Business execution and go-to-market considerations]
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[Product success metrics and business KPIs]
## Product Strategy Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific product management strategies and business solutions]
---
*Generated by product-manager analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"product_manager": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/product-manager/",
"key_insights": ["user_value_proposition", "business_impact_assessment", "strategic_recommendations"]
}
}
"product_manager": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-manager/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Cross-Role Collaboration
Product manager perspective provides:
- **User Requirements Definition** → UI Designer
- **Business Constraints and Objectives** → System Architect
- **Feature Prioritization** → Feature Planner
- **Market Requirements** → Innovation Lead
- **Success Metrics** → Business Analyst
## ✅ **Quality Assurance**
### Required Analysis Elements
- [ ] Clear user value proposition with supporting evidence
- [ ] Quantified business impact assessment with metrics
- [ ] Actionable product strategy recommendations
- [ ] Data-driven priority rankings
- [ ] Well-defined success criteria and KPIs
### Output Quality Standards
- [ ] Analysis grounded in real user needs and market data
- [ ] Business justification with clear logic and assumptions
- [ ] Recommendations are specific and actionable
- [ ] Timeline and milestones are realistic and achievable
- [ ] Risk identification is comprehensive and accurate
### Product Management Principles
- [ ] **User-Centric**: All decisions prioritize user value and experience
- [ ] **Data-Driven**: Conclusions supported by metrics and research
- [ ] **Market-Aware**: Considers competitive landscape and trends
- [ ] **Business-Focused**: Aligns with commercial objectives and constraints
- [ ] **Execution-Ready**: Provides clear next steps and success measures
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: Product strategy insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: product-owner
description: Generate or update product-owner/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:product-owner [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-owner
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-owner "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:product-owner "mobile app performance optimization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎯 **Product Owner Analysis Generator**
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating product-owner/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from product backlog and feature prioritization perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Product Backlog Focus**: Feature prioritization, user stories, and acceptance criteria
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Analysis Scope
- **Backlog Management**: User story creation, refinement, and prioritization
- **Stakeholder Alignment**: Requirements gathering, value definition, and expectation management
- **Feature Prioritization**: ROI analysis, MoSCoW method, and value-driven delivery
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Definition of Done, acceptance testing, and quality standards
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute product-owner analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: product-owner
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-owner/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load product-owner planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/product-owner.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from product backlog and feature prioritization perspective
**Role Focus**: Backlog management, stakeholder alignment, feature prioritization, acceptance criteria
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive product ownership analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with product ownership expertise
- Provide actionable user stories and acceptance criteria definitions
- Include feature prioritization and stakeholder alignment strategies
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute product-owner analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing product-owner framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured product-owner analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with product-owner completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-owner/
└── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# Product Owner Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: Product Backlog & Feature Prioritization perspective
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with product ownership expertise]
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[User story formulation and backlog refinement perspective]
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Technical feasibility and implementation sequencing considerations]
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[User value definition and acceptance criteria analysis]
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Sprint planning, dependency management, and delivery strategies]
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[Feature adoption, value delivery metrics, and stakeholder satisfaction indicators]
## Product Owner Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific backlog management and feature prioritization strategies]
---
*Generated by product-owner analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"product_owner": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/product-owner/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: Product ownership insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: scrum-master
description: Generate or update scrum-master/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:scrum-master [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:scrum-master
- /workflow:brainstorm:scrum-master "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:scrum-master "mobile app performance optimization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎯 **Scrum Master Analysis Generator**
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating scrum-master/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from agile process and team collaboration perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Agile Process Focus**: Sprint planning, team dynamics, and delivery optimization
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Analysis Scope
- **Sprint Planning**: Task breakdown, estimation, and iteration planning
- **Team Collaboration**: Communication patterns, impediment removal, and facilitation
- **Process Optimization**: Agile ceremonies, retrospectives, and continuous improvement
- **Delivery Management**: Velocity tracking, burndown analysis, and release planning
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute scrum-master analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: scrum-master
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/scrum-master/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load scrum-master planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/scrum-master.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from agile process and team collaboration perspective
**Role Focus**: Sprint planning, team dynamics, process optimization, delivery management
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive agile process analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with scrum mastery expertise
- Provide actionable sprint planning and team facilitation strategies
- Include process optimization and impediment removal insights
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute scrum-master analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing scrum-master framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured scrum-master analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with scrum-master completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/scrum-master/
└── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# Scrum Master Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: Agile Process & Team Collaboration perspective
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with scrum mastery expertise]
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[Sprint planning and iteration breakdown perspective]
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Technical debt management and process considerations]
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[User story refinement and acceptance criteria analysis]
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Impediment identification and removal strategies]
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[Velocity tracking, burndown metrics, and team performance indicators]
## Scrum Master Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific agile process optimization and team facilitation strategies]
---
*Generated by scrum-master analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"scrum_master": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/scrum-master/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: Agile process insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: security-expert
description: Security expert perspective brainstorming for threat modeling and security architecture analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:security-expert <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from cybersecurity perspective"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:security-expert "user authentication security review"
- /workflow:brainstorm:security-expert "API security architecture"
- /workflow:brainstorm:security-expert "data protection compliance strategy"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
---
## 🔒 **Role Overview: Security Expert**
### Role Definition
Cybersecurity specialist focused on identifying threats, designing security controls, and ensuring comprehensive protection of systems, data, and users through proactive security architecture and risk management.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Threat Modeling**: Identify and analyze potential security threats and attack vectors
- **Security Architecture**: Design robust security controls and defensive measures
- **Risk Assessment**: Evaluate security risks and develop mitigation strategies
- **Compliance Management**: Ensure adherence to security standards and regulations
### Focus Areas
- **Application Security**: Code security, input validation, authentication, authorization
- **Infrastructure Security**: Network security, system hardening, access controls
- **Data Protection**: Encryption, privacy controls, data classification, compliance
- **Operational Security**: Monitoring, incident response, security awareness, procedures
### Success Metrics
- Vulnerability reduction and remediation rates
- Security incident prevention and response times
- Compliance audit results and regulatory adherence
- Security awareness and training effectiveness
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. Threat Landscape Assessment**
- What are the primary threat vectors and attack scenarios?
- Who are the potential threat actors and what are their motivations?
- What are the current vulnerabilities and exposure risks?
**2. Security Architecture Design**
- What security controls and defensive measures are needed?
- How should we implement defense-in-depth strategies?
- What authentication and authorization mechanisms are appropriate?
**3. Risk Management and Compliance**
- What are the regulatory and compliance requirements?
- How should we prioritize and manage identified security risks?
- What security policies and procedures need to be established?
**4. Implementation and Operations**
- How should we integrate security into development and operations?
- What monitoring and detection capabilities are required?
- How should we plan for incident response and recovery?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**Security Expert Perspective Questioning**
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive security context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
1. **Threat Assessment & Attack Vectors**
- Sensitive data types and classification levels?
- Known threat actors and attack scenarios?
- Current security vulnerabilities and concerns?
2. **Compliance & Regulatory Requirements**
- Applicable compliance standards (GDPR, SOX, HIPAA)?
- Industry-specific security requirements?
- Audit and reporting obligations?
3. **Security Architecture & Controls**
- Authentication and authorization needs?
- Data encryption and protection requirements?
- Network security and access control strategy?
4. **Incident Response & Monitoring**
- Security monitoring and detection capabilities?
- Incident response procedures and team readiness?
- Business continuity and disaster recovery plans?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/security-expert-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated security-expert conceptual analysis for: {topic}
ASSIGNED_ROLE: security-expert
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/security-expert/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load security-expert planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/security-expert.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply security-expert perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on threat modeling, security architecture, and risk assessment
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main security analysis
- recommendations.md: Security recommendations
- deliverables/: Security-specific outputs as defined in role template
Embody security-expert role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather security expert context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to security-expert-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load security-expert planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for security-expert role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
```
### Phase 4: Conceptual Planning Agent Coordination
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
Conduct security expert perspective brainstorming for: {topic}
ROLE CONTEXT: Security Expert
- Focus Areas: Threat modeling, security architecture, risk management, compliance
- Analysis Framework: Security-first approach with emphasis on defense-in-depth and risk mitigation
- Success Metrics: Vulnerability reduction, incident prevention, compliance adherence, security maturity
USER CONTEXT: {captured_user_requirements_from_session}
ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS:
1. Threat Modeling and Risk Assessment
- Identify potential threat actors and their capabilities
- Map attack vectors and potential attack paths
- Analyze system vulnerabilities and exposure points
- Assess business impact and likelihood of security incidents
2. Security Architecture Design
- Design authentication and authorization mechanisms
- Plan encryption and data protection strategies
- Design network security and access controls
- Plan security monitoring and logging architecture
3. Application Security Analysis
- Review secure coding practices and input validation
- Analyze session management and state security
- Assess API security and integration points
- Plan for secure software development lifecycle
4. Infrastructure and Operations Security
- Design system hardening and configuration management
- Plan security monitoring and SIEM integration
- Design incident response and recovery procedures
- Plan security awareness and training programs
5. Compliance and Regulatory Analysis
- Identify applicable compliance frameworks (GDPR, SOX, PCI-DSS, etc.)
- Map security controls to regulatory requirements
- Plan compliance monitoring and audit procedures
- Design privacy protection and data handling policies
6. Security Implementation Planning
- Prioritize security controls based on risk assessment
- Plan phased security implementation approach
- Design security testing and validation procedures
- Plan ongoing security maintenance and updates
OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS: Save comprehensive analysis to:
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/security-expert/
- analysis.md (main security analysis and threat model)
- security-architecture.md (security controls and defensive measures)
- compliance-plan.md (regulatory compliance and policy framework)
- implementation-guide.md (security implementation and operational procedures)
Apply cybersecurity expertise to create comprehensive security solutions that protect against threats while enabling business objectives."
```
## 📊 **Output Specification**
### Output Location
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/security-expert/
├── analysis.md # Primary security analysis and threat modeling
├── security-architecture.md # Security controls and defensive measures
├── compliance-plan.md # Regulatory compliance and policy framework
└── implementation-guide.md # Security implementation and operational procedures
```
### Document Templates
#### analysis.md Structure
```markdown
# Security Expert Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
## Executive Summary
[Key security findings and recommendations overview]
## Threat Landscape Assessment
### Threat Actor Analysis
### Attack Vector Identification
### Vulnerability Assessment
### Risk Prioritization Matrix
## Security Requirements Analysis
### Functional Security Requirements
### Compliance and Regulatory Requirements
### Business Continuity Requirements
### Privacy and Data Protection Needs
## Security Architecture Design
### Authentication and Authorization Framework
### Data Protection and Encryption Strategy
### Network Security and Access Controls
### Monitoring and Detection Capabilities
## Risk Management Strategy
### Risk Assessment Methodology
### Risk Mitigation Controls
### Residual Risk Acceptance Criteria
### Continuous Risk Monitoring Plan
## Implementation Security Plan
### Security Control Implementation Priorities
### Security Testing and Validation Approach
### Incident Response and Recovery Procedures
### Security Awareness and Training Program
## Compliance and Governance
### Regulatory Compliance Framework
### Security Policy and Procedure Requirements
### Audit and Assessment Planning
### Governance and Oversight Structure
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"security_expert": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/security-expert/",
"key_insights": ["threat_model", "security_controls", "compliance_requirements"]
}
}
}
}
```
### Cross-Role Collaboration
Security expert perspective provides:
- **Security Architecture Requirements** → System Architect
- **Security Compliance Constraints** → Product Manager
- **Secure Interface Design Requirements** → UI Designer
- **Data Protection Requirements** → Data Architect
- **Security Feature Specifications** → Feature Planner
## ✅ **Quality Assurance**
### Required Security Elements
- [ ] Comprehensive threat model with identified attack vectors and mitigations
- [ ] Security architecture design with layered defensive controls
- [ ] Risk assessment with prioritized mitigation strategies
- [ ] Compliance framework addressing all relevant regulatory requirements
- [ ] Implementation plan with security testing and validation procedures
### Security Architecture Principles
- [ ] **Defense-in-Depth**: Multiple layers of security controls and protective measures
- [ ] **Least Privilege**: Minimal access rights granted based on need-to-know basis
- [ ] **Zero Trust**: Verify and validate all access requests regardless of location
- [ ] **Security by Design**: Security considerations integrated from initial design phase
- [ ] **Fail Secure**: System failures default to secure state with controlled recovery
### Risk Management Standards
- [ ] **Threat Coverage**: All identified threats have corresponding mitigation controls
- [ ] **Risk Tolerance**: Security risks align with organizational risk appetite
- [ ] **Continuous Monitoring**: Ongoing security monitoring and threat detection capabilities
- [ ] **Incident Response**: Comprehensive incident response and recovery procedures
- [ ] **Compliance Adherence**: Full compliance with applicable regulatory frameworks
### Implementation Readiness
- [ ] **Control Effectiveness**: Security controls are tested and validated for effectiveness
- [ ] **Integration Planning**: Security solutions integrate with existing infrastructure
- [ ] **Operational Procedures**: Clear procedures for security operations and maintenance
- [ ] **Training and Awareness**: Security awareness programs for all stakeholders
- [ ] **Continuous Improvement**: Framework for ongoing security assessment and enhancement

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---
name: subject-matter-expert
description: Generate or update subject-matter-expert/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:subject-matter-expert [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:subject-matter-expert
- /workflow:brainstorm:subject-matter-expert "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:subject-matter-expert "mobile app performance optimization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎯 **Subject Matter Expert Analysis Generator**
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating subject-matter-expert/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from domain knowledge and technical expertise perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Domain Expertise Focus**: Deep technical knowledge, industry standards, and best practices
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Analysis Scope
- **Domain Knowledge**: Industry-specific expertise, regulatory requirements, and compliance
- **Technical Standards**: Best practices, design patterns, and architectural guidelines
- **Risk Assessment**: Technical debt, scalability concerns, and maintenance implications
- **Knowledge Transfer**: Documentation strategies, training requirements, and expertise sharing
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute subject-matter-expert analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: subject-matter-expert
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/subject-matter-expert/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load subject-matter-expert planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/subject-matter-expert.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from domain expertise and technical standards perspective
**Role Focus**: Domain knowledge, technical standards, risk assessment, knowledge transfer
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive domain expertise analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with subject matter expertise
- Provide actionable technical standards and best practices recommendations
- Include risk assessment and compliance considerations
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute subject-matter-expert analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing subject-matter-expert framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured subject-matter-expert analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with subject-matter-expert completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/subject-matter-expert/
└── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# Subject Matter Expert Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: Domain Expertise & Technical Standards perspective
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with subject matter expertise]
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[Domain-specific requirements and industry standards perspective]
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Deep technical analysis, architectural patterns, and best practices]
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[Domain-specific usability standards and industry conventions]
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Technical risks, scalability concerns, and maintenance implications]
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[Domain-specific KPIs, compliance metrics, and quality standards]
## Subject Matter Expert Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific technical expertise and industry best practices]
---
*Generated by subject-matter-expert analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"subject_matter_expert": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/subject-matter-expert/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: Domain expertise insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: synthesis
description: Synthesize all brainstorming role perspectives into comprehensive analysis and recommendations
description: Generate synthesis-report.md from topic-framework and role analyses with @ references
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:synthesis
argument-hint: "no arguments required - analyzes existing brainstorming session outputs"
argument-hint: "no arguments required - synthesizes existing framework and role analyses"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:synthesis
allowed-tools: Read(*), Write(*), TodoWrite(*), Glob(*)
---
## 🧩 **Command Overview: Brainstorm Synthesis**
## 🧩 **Synthesis Document Generator**
### Core Function
Cross-role integration command that synthesizes all brainstorming role perspectives into comprehensive strategic analysis, actionable recommendations, and prioritized implementation roadmaps.
**Specialized command for generating synthesis-report.md** that integrates topic-framework.md and all role analysis.md files using @ reference system. Creates comprehensive strategic analysis with cross-role insights.
### Primary Capabilities
- **Cross-Role Integration**: Consolidate analysis results from all brainstorming role perspectives
- **Insight Synthesis**: Identify consensus areas, disagreement points, and breakthrough opportunities
- **Decision Support**: Generate prioritized recommendations and strategic action plans
- **Comprehensive Reporting**: Create integrated brainstorming summary reports with implementation guidance
- **Framework Integration**: Reference topic-framework.md discussion points across all roles
- **Role Analysis Integration**: Consolidate all role/analysis.md files using @ references
- **Cross-Framework Comparison**: Compare how each role addressed framework discussion points
- **@ Reference System**: Create structured references to source documents
- **Update Detection**: Smart updates when new role analyses are added
### Analysis Scope Coverage
- **Product Management**: User needs, business value, market opportunities
- **System Architecture**: Technical design, technology selection, implementation feasibility
- **User Experience**: Interface design, usability, accessibility standards
- **Data Architecture**: Data models, processing workflows, analytics capabilities
- **Security Expert**: Threat assessment, security controls, compliance requirements
- **User Research**: Behavioral insights, needs validation, experience optimization
- **Business Analysis**: Process optimization, cost-benefit analysis, change management
- **Innovation Leadership**: Technology trends, innovation opportunities, future planning
- **Feature Planning**: Development planning, quality assurance, delivery management
### Document Integration Model
**Three-Document Reference System**:
1. **topic-framework.md** → Structured discussion framework (input)
2. **[role]/analysis.md** → Role-specific analyses addressing framework (input)
3. **synthesis-report.md** → Integrated synthesis with @ references (output)
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
### Phase 1: Session Detection & Data Collection
### ⚠️ Direct Execution Only
**DO NOT use Task tool or delegate to any agent** - This is a document synthesis task using only Read/Write/Glob tools for aggregating existing analyses.
### Phase 1: Document Discovery & Validation
```bash
# Detect active brainstorming session
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
load_context_from(session_id)
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
ELSE:
ERROR: "No active brainstorming session found. Please run role-specific brainstorming commands first."
ERROR: "No active brainstorming session found"
EXIT
# Validate required documents
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF NOT EXISTS:
ERROR: "topic-framework.md not found. Run /workflow:brainstorm:artifacts first"
EXIT
```
### Phase 2: Role Output Scanning
### Phase 2: Role Analysis Discovery
```bash
# Scan all role brainstorming outputs
# Discover available role analyses
SCAN_DIRECTORY: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
COLLECT_OUTPUTS: [
product-manager/analysis.md,
system-architect/analysis.md,
ui-designer/analysis.md,
data-architect/analysis.md,
security-expert/analysis.md,
user-researcher/analysis.md,
business-analyst/analysis.md,
innovation-lead/analysis.md,
feature-planner/analysis.md
FIND_ANALYSES: [
*/analysis.md files in role directories
]
LOAD_DOCUMENTS: {
"topic_framework": topic-framework.md,
"role_analyses": [discovered analysis.md files],
"existing_synthesis": synthesis-report.md (if exists)
}
```
### Phase 3: Task Tracking Initialization
Initialize synthesis analysis task tracking:
### Phase 3: Update Mechanism Check
```bash
# Check for existing synthesis
IF synthesis-report.md EXISTS:
SHOW current synthesis summary to user
ASK: "Synthesis exists. Do you want to:"
OPTIONS:
1. "Regenerate completely" → Create new synthesis
2. "Update with new analyses" → Integrate new role analyses
3. "Preserve existing" → Exit without changes
ELSE:
CREATE new synthesis
```
### Phase 4: Synthesis Generation Process
Initialize synthesis task tracking:
```json
[
{"content": "Initialize brainstorming synthesis session", "status": "completed", "activeForm": "Initializing synthesis"},
{"content": "Collect and analyze all role perspectives", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Collecting role analyses"},
{"content": "Identify cross-role insights and patterns", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Identifying insights"},
{"content": "Generate consensus and disagreement analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Analyzing consensus"},
{"content": "Create prioritized recommendations matrix", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Creating recommendations"},
{"content": "Generate comprehensive synthesis report", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Generating synthesis report"},
{"content": "Create action plan with implementation priorities", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Creating action plan"}
{"content": "Validate topic-framework.md and role analyses availability", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Validating source documents"},
{"content": "Load topic framework discussion points structure", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading framework structure"},
{"content": "Cross-analyze role responses to each framework point", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Cross-analyzing framework responses"},
{"content": "Generate synthesis-report.md with @ references", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Generating synthesis with references"},
{"content": "Update session metadata with synthesis completion", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Updating session metadata"}
]
```
@@ -125,133 +139,101 @@ SORT recommendations BY priority_score DESC
### Output Location
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/
├── synthesis-report.md # Comprehensive synthesis analysis report
├── recommendations-matrix.md # Priority recommendation matrix
── action-plan.md # Implementation action plan
├── consensus-analysis.md # Consensus and disagreement analysis
└── brainstorm-summary.json # Machine-readable synthesis data
├── topic-framework.md # Input: Framework structure
├── [role]/analysis.md # Input: Role analyses (multiple)
── synthesis-report.md # ★ OUTPUT: Integrated synthesis with @ references
```
### Core Output Documents
### Streamlined Single-Document Output ⚠️ SIMPLIFIED STRUCTURE
#### synthesis-report.md Structure
#### Output Document - Single Comprehensive Synthesis
The synthesis process creates **one consolidated document** that integrates all role perspectives:
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/
├── topic-framework.md # Input: Framework structure
├── [role]/analysis.md # Input: Role analyses (multiple)
└── synthesis-specification.md # ★ OUTPUT: Complete integrated specification
```
#### synthesis-specification.md Structure (Complete Specification)
```markdown
# Brainstorming Synthesis Report: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp} | Session: WFS-{topic-slug}*
# [Topic] - Integrated Implementation Specification
**Framework Reference**: @topic-framework.md | **Generated**: [timestamp] | **Session**: WFS-[topic-slug]
**Source Integration**: All brainstorming role perspectives consolidated
## Executive Summary
### Key Findings Overview
### Strategic Recommendations
### Implementation Priority
### Success Metrics
Strategic overview with key insights, breakthrough opportunities, and implementation priorities.
## Participating Perspectives Analysis
### Roles Analyzed: {list_of_completed_roles}
### Coverage Assessment: {completeness_percentage}%
### Analysis Quality Score: {quality_assessment}
## Requirements & Acceptance Criteria
### Functional Requirements
| ID | Description | Source | Priority | Acceptance | Dependencies |
|----|-------------|--------|----------|------------|--------------|
| FR-01 | Core feature | @role/analysis.md | High | Criteria | None |
## Cross-Role Insights Synthesis
### Non-Functional Requirements
| ID | Description | Target | Validation |
|----|-------------|--------|------------|
| NFR-01 | Performance | <200ms | Testing |
### 🤝 Consensus Areas
**Strong Agreement (3+ roles)**:
1. **{consensus_theme_1}**
- Supporting roles: {role1, role2, role3}
- Key insight: {shared_understanding}
- Business impact: {impact_assessment}
### Business Requirements
| ID | Description | Value | Success Metric |
|----|-------------|-------|----------------|
| BR-01 | User engagement | High | 80% retention |
2. **{consensus_theme_2}**
- Supporting roles: {role1, role2, role4}
- Key insight: {shared_understanding}
- Business impact: {impact_assessment}
## Design Specifications
### UI/UX Guidelines
**Consolidated from**: @ui-designer/analysis.md, @ux-expert/analysis.md
- Component specifications and interaction patterns
- Visual design system and accessibility requirements
- User flow and interface specifications
### ⚡ Breakthrough Ideas
**Innovation Opportunities**:
1. **{breakthrough_idea_1}**
- Origin: {source_role}
- Cross-role support: {supporting_roles}
- Innovation potential: {potential_assessment}
### Architecture Design
**Consolidated from**: @system-architect/analysis.md, @data-architect/analysis.md
- System architecture and component interactions
- Data flow and storage strategy
- Technology stack decisions
2. **{breakthrough_idea_2}**
- Origin: {source_role}
- Cross-role support: {supporting_roles}
- Innovation potential: {potential_assessment}
### Domain Expertise & Standards
**Consolidated from**: @subject-matter-expert/analysis.md
- Industry standards and best practices
- Compliance requirements and regulations
- Technical quality and domain-specific patterns
### 🔄 Areas of Disagreement
**Tension Points Requiring Resolution**:
1. **{disagreement_area_1}**
- Conflicting views: {role1_view} vs {role2_view}
- Root cause: {underlying_issue}
- Resolution approach: {recommended_resolution}
## Implementation Roadmap
### Development Phases
**Phase 1** (0-3 months): Foundation and core features
**Phase 2** (3-6 months): Advanced features and integrations
**Phase 3** (6+ months): Optimization and innovation
2. **{disagreement_area_2}**
- Conflicting views: {role1_view} vs {role2_view}
- Root cause: {underlying_issue}
- Resolution approach: {recommended_resolution}
### Technical Guidelines
- Development standards and code organization
- Testing strategy and quality assurance
- Deployment and monitoring approach
## Comprehensive Recommendations Matrix
### 🎯 High Priority (Immediate Action)
| Recommendation | Business Impact | Technical Feasibility | Implementation Effort | Risk Level | Supporting Roles |
|----------------|-----------------|----------------------|---------------------|------------|------------------|
| {rec_1} | High | High | Medium | Low | PM, Arch, UX |
| {rec_2} | High | Medium | Low | Medium | BA, PM, FP |
### 📋 Medium Priority (Strategic Planning)
| Recommendation | Business Impact | Technical Feasibility | Implementation Effort | Risk Level | Supporting Roles |
|----------------|-----------------|----------------------|---------------------|------------|------------------|
| {rec_3} | Medium | High | High | Medium | Arch, DA, Sec |
| {rec_4} | Medium | Medium | Medium | Low | UX, UR, PM |
### 🔬 Research Priority (Future Investigation)
| Recommendation | Business Impact | Technical Feasibility | Implementation Effort | Risk Level | Supporting Roles |
|----------------|-----------------|----------------------|---------------------|------------|------------------|
| {rec_5} | High | Unknown | High | High | IL, Arch, PM |
| {rec_6} | Medium | Low | High | High | IL, DA, Sec |
## Implementation Strategy
### Phase 1: Foundation (0-3 months)
- **Focus**: High-priority, low-effort recommendations
- **Key Actions**: {action_list}
- **Success Metrics**: {metrics_list}
- **Required Resources**: {resource_list}
### Phase 2: Development (3-9 months)
- **Focus**: Medium-priority strategic initiatives
- **Key Actions**: {action_list}
- **Success Metrics**: {metrics_list}
- **Required Resources**: {resource_list}
### Phase 3: Innovation (9+ months)
- **Focus**: Research and breakthrough opportunities
- **Key Actions**: {action_list}
- **Success Metrics**: {metrics_list}
- **Required Resources**: {resource_list}
## Risk Assessment and Mitigation
### Task Breakdown
- Epic and feature mapping aligned with requirements
- Sprint planning guidance with dependency management
- Resource allocation and timeline recommendations
## Risk Assessment & Mitigation
### Critical Risks Identified
1. **{risk_1}**: {description} | Mitigation: {strategy}
2. **{risk_2}**: {description} | Mitigation: {strategy}
1. **Risk**: Description | **Mitigation**: Strategy
2. **Risk**: Description | **Mitigation**: Strategy
### Success Factors
- {success_factor_1}
- {success_factor_2}
- {success_factor_3}
## Next Steps and Follow-up
### Immediate Actions Required
### Decision Points Needing Resolution
### Continuous Monitoring Requirements
### Future Brainstorming Sessions Recommended
- Key factors for implementation success
- Continuous monitoring requirements
- Quality gates and validation checkpoints
---
*This synthesis integrates insights from {role_count} perspectives to provide comprehensive strategic guidance.*
*Complete implementation specification consolidating all role perspectives into actionable guidance*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
### Streamlined Status Synchronization
Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
@@ -260,18 +242,22 @@ Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
"status": "completed",
"synthesis_completed": true,
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"participating_roles": ["product-manager", "system-architect", "ui-designer", ...],
"key_outputs": {
"synthesis_report": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/synthesis-report.md",
"action_plan": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/action-plan.md",
"recommendations_matrix": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/recommendations-matrix.md"
"participating_roles": ["product-manager", "product-owner", "scrum-master", "system-architect", "ui-designer", "ux-expert", "data-architect", "subject-matter-expert", "test-strategist"],
"consolidated_output": {
"synthesis_specification": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md"
},
"metrics": {
"roles_analyzed": 9,
"consensus_areas": 5,
"breakthrough_ideas": 3,
"high_priority_recommendations": 8,
"implementation_phases": 3
"synthesis_quality": {
"role_integration": "complete",
"requirement_coverage": "comprehensive",
"implementation_readiness": "ready"
},
"content_metrics": {
"roles_synthesized": 9,
"functional_requirements": 25,
"non_functional_requirements": 12,
"business_requirements": 8,
"implementation_phases": 3,
"risk_factors_identified": 8
}
}
}

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---
name: system-architect
description: System architect perspective brainstorming for technical architecture and scalability analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from system architecture perspective"
description: Generate or update system-architect/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect
- /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect "microservices migration strategy"
- /workflow:brainstorm:system-architect "system performance optimization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🏗️ **Role Overview: System Architect**
## 🏗️ **System Architect Analysis Generator**
### Role Definition
Technical leader responsible for designing scalable, maintainable, and high-performance system architectures that align with business requirements and industry best practices.
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating system-architect/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from system architecture perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Responsibilities
- **Technical Architecture Design**: Create scalable and maintainable system architectures
- **Technology Selection**: Evaluate and choose appropriate technology stacks and tools
- **System Integration**: Design inter-system communication and integration patterns
- **Performance Optimization**: Identify bottlenecks and propose optimization solutions
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **Architecture Focus**: Technical architecture, scalability, and system design perspective
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Focus Areas
- **Scalability**: Capacity planning, load handling, elastic scaling strategies
- **Reliability**: High availability design, fault tolerance, disaster recovery
- **Security**: Architectural security, data protection, access control patterns
- **Maintainability**: Code quality, modular design, technical debt management
### Analysis Scope
- **Technical Architecture**: Scalable and maintainable system design
- **Technology Selection**: Stack evaluation and architectural decisions
- **Performance & Scalability**: Capacity planning and optimization strategies
- **Integration Patterns**: System communication and data flow design
### Success Metrics
- System performance benchmarks (latency, throughput)
- Availability and uptime metrics
- Scalability handling capacity growth
- Technical debt and maintenance efficiency
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Key Analysis Questions
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Check existing analysis
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/system-architect/analysis.md
IF EXISTS:
SHOW existing analysis summary
ASK: "Analysis exists. Do you want to:"
OPTIONS:
1. "Update with new insights" → Update existing
2. "Replace completely" → Generate new
3. "Cancel" → Exit without changes
ELSE:
CREATE new analysis
```
**1. Architecture Design Assessment**
- What are the strengths and limitations of current architecture?
- How should we design architecture to meet business requirements?
- What are the trade-offs between microservices vs monolithic approaches?
### Phase 3: Agent Task Generation
**Framework-Based Analysis** (when topic-framework.md exists):
```bash
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Generate system architect analysis addressing topic framework
**2. Technology Selection Strategy**
- Which technology stack best fits current requirements?
- What are the risks and benefits of introducing new technologies?
- How well does team expertise align with technology choices?
## Framework Integration Required
**MANDATORY**: Load and address topic-framework.md discussion points
**Framework Reference**: @{session.brainstorm_dir}/topic-framework.md
**Output Location**: {session.brainstorm_dir}/system-architect/analysis.md
**3. System Integration Planning**
- How should systems efficiently integrate and communicate?
- What are the third-party service integration strategies?
## Analysis Requirements
1. **Load Topic Framework**: Read topic-framework.md completely
2. **Address Each Discussion Point**: Respond to all 5 framework sections from system architecture perspective
3. **Include Framework Reference**: Start analysis.md with @../topic-framework.md
4. **Technical Focus**: Emphasize scalability, architecture patterns, technology decisions
5. **Structured Response**: Use framework structure for analysis organization
## Framework Sections to Address
- Core Requirements (from architecture perspective)
- Technical Considerations (detailed architectural analysis)
- User Experience Factors (technical UX considerations)
- Implementation Challenges (architecture risks and solutions)
- Success Metrics (technical metrics and monitoring)
## Output Structure Required
```markdown
# System Architect Analysis: [Topic]
**Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: System Architecture and Technical Design
## Core Requirements Analysis
[Address framework requirements from architecture perspective]
## Technical Considerations
[Detailed architectural analysis]
## User Experience Factors
[Technical aspects of UX implementation]
## Implementation Challenges
[Architecture risks and mitigation strategies]
## Success Metrics
[Technical metrics and system monitoring]
## Architecture-Specific Recommendations
[Detailed technical recommendations]
```",
description="Generate system architect framework-based analysis")
```
### Phase 4: Update Mechanism
**Analysis Update Process**:
```bash
# For existing analysis updates
IF update_mode = "incremental":
Task(subagent_type="conceptual-planning-agent",
prompt="Update existing system architect analysis
## Current Analysis Context
**Existing Analysis**: @{session.brainstorm_dir}/system-architect/analysis.md
**Framework Reference**: @{session.brainstorm_dir}/topic-framework.md
## Update Requirements
1. **Preserve Structure**: Maintain existing analysis structure
2. **Add New Insights**: Integrate new technical insights and recommendations
3. **Framework Alignment**: Ensure continued alignment with topic framework
4. **Technical Updates**: Add new architecture patterns, technology considerations
5. **Maintain References**: Keep @../topic-framework.md reference
## Update Instructions
- Read existing analysis completely
- Identify areas for enhancement or new insights
- Add technical depth while preserving original structure
- Update recommendations with new architectural approaches
- Maintain framework discussion point addressing",
description="Update system architect analysis incrementally")
```
## Document Structure
### Output Files
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.brainstorming/
├── topic-framework.md # Input: Framework (if exists)
└── system-architect/
└── analysis.md # ★ OUTPUT: Framework-based analysis
```
### Analysis Structure
**Required Elements**:
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md (if framework exists)
- **Role Focus**: System Architecture and Technical Design perspective
- **5 Framework Sections**: Address each framework discussion point
- **Technical Recommendations**: Architecture-specific insights and solutions
- How should we design APIs and manage versioning?
**4. Performance and Scalability**

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---
name: ui-designer
description: UI designer perspective brainstorming for user experience and interface design analysis
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from UI/UX design perspective"
description: Generate or update ui-designer/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer
- /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer "mobile app navigation improvement"
- /workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer "accessibility enhancement strategy"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎨 **Role Overview: UI Designer**
## 🎨 **UI Designer Analysis Generator**
### Role Definition
Creative professional responsible for designing intuitive, accessible, and visually appealing user interfaces that create exceptional user experiences aligned with business goals and user needs.
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating ui-designer/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from UI/UX design perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Responsibilities
- **User Experience Design**: Create intuitive and efficient user experiences
- **Interface Design**: Design beautiful and functional user interfaces
- **Interaction Design**: Design smooth user interaction flows and micro-interactions
- **Accessibility Design**: Ensure products are inclusive and accessible to all users
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **UI/UX Focus**: User experience, interface design, and accessibility perspective
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Focus Areas
- **User Experience**: User journeys, usability, satisfaction metrics, conversion optimization
- **Visual Design**: Interface aesthetics, brand consistency, visual hierarchy
- **Interaction Design**: Workflow optimization, feedback mechanisms, responsiveness
- **Accessibility**: WCAG compliance, inclusive design, assistive technology support
### Analysis Scope
- **User Experience Design**: Intuitive and efficient user experiences
- **Interface Design**: Beautiful and functional user interfaces
- **Interaction Design**: Smooth user interaction flows and micro-interactions
- **Accessibility Design**: Inclusive design meeting WCAG compliance
### Success Metrics
- User satisfaction scores and usability metrics
- Task completion rates and conversion metrics
- Accessibility compliance scores
- Visual design consistency and brand alignment
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
## 🧠 **Analysis Framework**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. User Needs and Behavior Analysis**
- What are the main pain points users experience during interactions?
- What gaps exist between user expectations and actual experience?
- What are the specific needs of different user segments?
**2. Interface and Interaction Design**
- How can we simplify operational workflows?
- Is the information architecture logical and intuitive?
- Are interaction feedback mechanisms timely and clear?
**3. Visual and Brand Strategy**
- Does the visual design support and strengthen brand identity?
- Are color schemes, typography, and layouts appropriate and effective?
- How can we ensure cross-platform consistency?
**4. Technical Implementation Considerations**
- What are the technical feasibility constraints for design concepts?
- What responsive design requirements must be addressed?
- How do performance considerations impact user experience?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**UI Designer Perspective Questioning**
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive UI/UX design context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
1. **User Experience & Personas**
- Primary user personas and their key characteristics?
- Current user pain points and usability issues?
- Platform requirements (web, mobile, desktop)?
2. **Design System & Branding**
- Existing design system and brand guidelines?
- Visual design preferences and constraints?
- Accessibility and compliance requirements?
3. **User Journey & Interactions**
- Key user workflows and task flows?
- Critical interaction points and user goals?
- Performance and responsive design requirements?
4. **Implementation & Integration**
- Technical constraints and development capabilities?
- Integration with existing UI components?
- Testing and validation approach?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/ui-designer-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated ui-designer conceptual analysis for: {topic}
Execute ui-designer analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: ui-designer
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/ui-designer/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load ui-designer planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ui-designer.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply ui-designer perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on user experience, interface design, and interaction patterns
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load ui-designer planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ui-designer.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main UI/UX design analysis
- recommendations.md: Design recommendations
- deliverables/: UI-specific outputs as defined in role template
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
Embody ui-designer role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from UI/UX perspective
**Role Focus**: User experience design, interface optimization, accessibility compliance
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive UI/UX analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with UI/UX design expertise
- Provide actionable design recommendations and interface solutions
- Include accessibility considerations and WCAG compliance planning
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather ui-designer context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to ui-designer-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load ui-designer planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for ui-designer role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute ui-designer analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing ui-designer framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured ui-designer analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with ui-designer completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
### Phase 4: Conceptual Planning Agent Coordination
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
Conduct UI designer perspective brainstorming for: {topic}
## 📊 **Output Structure**
ROLE CONTEXT: UI Designer
- Focus Areas: User experience, interface design, visual design, accessibility
- Analysis Framework: User-centered design approach with emphasis on usability and accessibility
- Success Metrics: User satisfaction, task completion rates, accessibility compliance, visual appeal
USER CONTEXT: {captured_user_requirements_from_session}
ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS:
1. User Experience Analysis
- Identify current UX pain points and friction areas
- Map user journeys and identify optimization opportunities
- Analyze user behavior patterns and preferences
- Evaluate task completion flows and success rates
2. Interface Design Assessment
- Review current interface design and information architecture
- Identify visual hierarchy and navigation issues
- Assess consistency across different screens and states
- Evaluate mobile and desktop interface differences
3. Visual Design Strategy
- Develop visual design concepts aligned with brand guidelines
- Create color schemes, typography, and spacing systems
- Design iconography and visual elements
- Plan for dark mode and theme variations
4. Interaction Design Planning
- Design micro-interactions and animation strategies
- Plan feedback mechanisms and loading states
- Create error handling and validation UX
- Design responsive behavior and breakpoints
5. Accessibility and Inclusion
- Evaluate WCAG 2.1 compliance requirements
- Design for screen readers and assistive technologies
- Plan for color blindness and visual impairments
- Ensure keyboard navigation and focus management
6. Prototyping and Testing Strategy
- Plan for wireframes, mockups, and interactive prototypes
- Design user testing scenarios and success metrics
- Create A/B testing strategies for key interactions
- Plan for iterative design improvements
OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS: Save comprehensive analysis to:
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/
- analysis.md (main UI/UX analysis)
- design-system.md (visual design guidelines and components)
- user-flows.md (user journey maps and interaction flows)
- accessibility-plan.md (accessibility requirements and implementation)
Apply UI/UX design expertise to create user-centered, accessible, and visually appealing solutions."
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/
└── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
## 📊 **Output Specification**
### Output Location
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/
├── analysis.md # Primary UI/UX analysis
├── design-system.md # Visual design guidelines and components
├── user-flows.md # User journey maps and interaction flows
└── accessibility-plan.md # Accessibility requirements and implementation
```
### Document Templates
#### analysis.md Structure
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# UI Designer Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
# UI Designer Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Executive Summary
[Key UX findings and design recommendations overview]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: UI/UX Design perspective
## Current UX Assessment
### User Pain Points
### Interface Issues
### Accessibility Gaps
### Performance Impact on UX
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with UI/UX expertise]
## User Experience Strategy
### Target User Personas
### User Journey Mapping
### Key Interaction Points
### Success Metrics
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[UI/UX perspective on requirements]
## Visual Design Approach
### Brand Alignment
### Color and Typography Strategy
### Layout and Spacing System
### Iconography and Visual Elements
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Interface and design system considerations]
## Interface Design Plan
### Information Architecture
### Navigation Strategy
### Component Library
### Responsive Design Approach
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[Detailed UX analysis and recommendations]
## Accessibility Implementation
### WCAG Compliance Plan
### Assistive Technology Support
### Inclusive Design Features
### Testing Strategy
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Design implementation and accessibility considerations]
## Prototyping and Validation
### Wireframe Strategy
### Interactive Prototype Plan
### User Testing Approach
### Iteration Framework
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[UX metrics and usability success criteria]
## UI/UX Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific design recommendations and solutions]
---
*Generated by ui-designer analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Status Synchronization
Upon completion, update `workflow-session.json`:
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"ui_designer": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/",
"key_insights": ["ux_improvement", "accessibility_requirement", "design_pattern"]
}
}
"ui_designer": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ui-designer/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Cross-Role Collaboration
UI designer perspective provides:
- **User Interface Requirements** → System Architect
- **User Experience Metrics and Goals** → Product Manager
- **Data Visualization Requirements** → Data Architect
- **Secure Interaction Design Patterns** → Security Expert
- **Feature Interface Specifications** → Feature Planner
## ✅ **Quality Assurance**
### Required Design Elements
- [ ] Comprehensive user journey analysis with pain points identified
- [ ] Complete interface design solution with visual mockups
- [ ] Accessibility compliance plan meeting WCAG 2.1 standards
- [ ] Responsive design strategy for multiple devices and screen sizes
- [ ] Usability testing plan with clear success metrics
### Design Principles Validation
- [ ] **User-Centered**: All design decisions prioritize user needs and goals
- [ ] **Consistency**: Interface elements and interactions maintain visual and functional consistency
- [ ] **Accessibility**: Design meets WCAG guidelines and supports assistive technologies
- [ ] **Usability**: Operations are simple, intuitive, with minimal learning curve
- [ ] **Visual Appeal**: Design supports brand identity while creating positive user emotions
### UX Quality Metrics
- [ ] **Task Success**: High task completion rates with minimal errors
- [ ] **Efficiency**: Optimal task completion times with streamlined workflows
- [ ] **Satisfaction**: Positive user feedback and high satisfaction scores
- [ ] **Accessibility**: Full compliance with accessibility standards and inclusive design
- [ ] **Consistency**: Uniform experience across different devices and platforms
### Implementation Readiness
- [ ] **Design System**: Comprehensive component library and style guide
- [ ] **Prototyping**: Interactive prototypes demonstrating key user flows
- [ ] **Documentation**: Clear specifications for development implementation
- [ ] **Testing Plan**: Structured approach for usability and accessibility validation
- [ ] **Iteration Strategy**: Framework for continuous design improvement based on user feedback
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: UI/UX insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: user-researcher
description: User researcher perspective brainstorming for user behavior analysis and research insights
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:user-researcher <topic>
argument-hint: "topic or challenge to analyze from user research perspective"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:user-researcher "user onboarding experience"
- /workflow:brainstorm:user-researcher "mobile app usability issues"
- /workflow:brainstorm:user-researcher "feature adoption analysis"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*)
---
## 🔍 **Role Overview: User Researcher**
### Role Definition
User experience research specialist responsible for understanding user behavior, identifying needs and pain points, and transforming research insights into actionable product improvements that enhance user satisfaction and engagement.
### Core Responsibilities
- **User Behavior Research**: Deep analysis of user behavior patterns and motivations
- **User Needs Discovery**: Research to discover unmet user needs and requirements
- **Usability Assessment**: Evaluate product usability and user experience issues
- **User Insights Generation**: Transform research findings into actionable product insights
### Focus Areas
- **User Behavior**: Usage patterns, decision paths, task completion methods
- **User Needs**: Explicit needs, implicit needs, emotional requirements
- **User Experience**: Pain points, satisfaction levels, emotional responses, expectations
- **Market Segmentation**: User personas, demographic segments, usage scenarios
### Success Metrics
- User satisfaction and engagement scores
- Task success rates and completion times
- Quality and actionability of research insights
- Impact of research on product decisions
## 🧠 **分析框架**
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
### Key Analysis Questions
**1. User Understanding and Insights**
- What are the real needs and pain points of target users?
- What are the user behavior patterns and usage scenarios?
- What are the differentiated needs of various user groups?
**2. User Experience Analysis**
- What are the main issues with the current user experience?
- What obstacles and friction points exist in user task completion?
- What gaps exist between user satisfaction and expectations?
**3. Research Methods and Validation**
- Which research methods are most suitable for the current problem?
- How can hypotheses and design decisions be validated?
- How can continuous user feedback be collected?
**4. Insights Translation and Application**
- How can research findings be translated into product improvements?
- How can product decisions and design be influenced?
- How can a user-centered culture be established?
## ⚡ **Two-Step Execution Flow**
### ⚠️ Session Management - FIRST STEP
Session detection and selection:
```bash
# Check for active sessions
active_sessions=$(find .workflow -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ multiple_sessions ]; then
prompt_user_to_select_session()
else
use_existing_or_create_new()
fi
```
### Step 1: Context Gathering Phase
**User Researcher Perspective Questioning**
Before agent assignment, gather comprehensive user researcher context:
#### 📋 Role-Specific Questions
**1. User Behavior Patterns and Insights**
- Who are the primary users and what are their key characteristics?
- What user behaviors, patterns, or pain points have you observed?
- Are there specific user segments or personas you're particularly interested in?
- What user feedback or data do you already have available?
**2. Research Focus and Pain Points**
- What specific user experience problems or questions need to be addressed?
- Are there particular user tasks, workflows, or touchpoints to focus on?
- What assumptions about users need to be validated or challenged?
- What gaps exist in your current understanding of user needs?
**3. Research Context and Constraints**
- What research has been done previously and what were the key findings?
- Are there specific research methods you prefer or want to avoid?
- What timeline and resources are available for user research?
- Who are the key stakeholders that need to understand user insights?
**4. User Testing Strategy and Goals**
- What specific user experience improvements are you hoping to achieve?
- How do you currently measure user satisfaction or success?
- Are there competitive products or experiences you want to benchmark against?
- What would successful user research outcomes look like for this project?
#### Context Validation
- **Minimum Response**: Each answer must be ≥50 characters
- **Re-prompting**: Insufficient detail triggers follow-up questions
- **Context Storage**: Save responses to `.brainstorming/user-researcher-context.md`
### Step 2: Agent Assignment with Flow Control
**Dedicated Agent Execution**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute dedicated user researcher conceptual analysis for: {topic}
ASSIGNED_ROLE: user-researcher
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .brainstorming/user-researcher/
USER_CONTEXT: {validated_responses_from_context_gathering}
Flow Control Steps:
[
{
\"step\": \"load_role_template\",
\"action\": \"Load user-researcher planning template\",
\"command\": \"bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/user-researcher.md))\",
\"output_to\": \"role_template\"
}
]
Conceptual Analysis Requirements:
- Apply user researcher perspective to topic analysis
- Focus on user behavior patterns, pain points, research insights, and user testing strategy
- Use loaded role template framework for analysis structure
- Generate role-specific deliverables in designated output location
- Address all user context from questioning phase
Deliverables:
- analysis.md: Main user researcher analysis
- recommendations.md: User researcher recommendations
- deliverables/: User researcher-specific outputs as defined in role template
Embody user researcher role expertise for comprehensive conceptual planning."
```
### Progress Tracking
TodoWrite tracking for two-step process:
```json
[
{"content": "Gather user researcher context through role-specific questioning", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Gathering context"},
{"content": "Validate context responses and save to user-researcher-context.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Validating context"},
{"content": "Load user-researcher planning template via flow control", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Loading template"},
{"content": "Execute dedicated conceptual-planning-agent for user-researcher role", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing agent"}
]
```
## 📊 **输出结构**
### 保存位置
```
.workflow/WFS-{topic-slug}/.brainstorming/user-researcher/
├── analysis.md # 主要用户研究分析
├── user-personas.md # 详细用户画像和细分
├── research-plan.md # 方法论和研究方法
└── insights-recommendations.md # 关键发现和可执行建议
```
### 文档模板
#### analysis.md 结构
```markdown
# User Researcher Analysis: {Topic}
*Generated: {timestamp}*
## Executive Summary
[核心用户研究发现和建议概述]
## Current User Landscape
### User Base Overview
### Behavioral Patterns
### Usage Statistics and Trends
### Satisfaction Metrics
## User Needs Analysis
### Primary User Needs
### Unmet Needs and Gaps
### Need Prioritization Matrix
### Emotional and Functional Needs
## User Experience Assessment
### Current UX Strengths
### Major Pain Points and Friction
### Usability Issues Identified
### Accessibility Gaps
## User Behavior Insights
### User Journey Mapping
### Decision-Making Patterns
### Task Completion Analysis
### Behavioral Segments
## Research Recommendations
### Recommended Research Methods
### Key Research Questions
### Success Metrics and KPIs
### Research Timeline and Resources
## Actionable Insights
### Immediate UX Improvements
### Product Feature Recommendations
### Long-term User Strategy
### Success Measurement Plan
```
## 🔄 **会话集成**
### 状态同步
分析完成后,更新 `workflow-session.json`:
```json
{
"phases": {
"BRAINSTORM": {
"user_researcher": {
"status": "completed",
"completed_at": "timestamp",
"output_directory": ".workflow/WFS-{topic}/.brainstorming/user-researcher/",
"key_insights": ["user_behavior_pattern", "unmet_need", "usability_issue"]
}
}
}
}
```
### 与其他角色的协作
用户研究员视角为其他角色提供:
- **用户需求和洞察** → Product Manager
- **用户行为数据** → Data Architect
- **用户体验要求** → UI Designer
- **用户安全需求** → Security Expert
- **功能使用场景** → Feature Planner
## ✅ **质量标准**
### 必须包含的研究元素
- [ ] 详细的用户行为分析
- [ ] 明确的用户需求识别
- [ ] 全面的用户体验评估
- [ ] 科学的研究方法设计
- [ ] 可执行的改进建议
### 用户研究原则检查
- [ ] 以人为本:所有分析以用户为中心
- [ ] 基于证据:结论有数据和研究支撑
- [ ] 行为导向:关注实际行为而非声明意图
- [ ] 情境考虑:分析使用场景和环境因素
- [ ] 持续迭代:建立持续研究和改进机制
### 洞察质量评估
- [ ] 洞察的新颖性和深度
- [ ] 建议的可操作性和具体性
- [ ] 影响评估的准确性
- [ ] 研究方法的科学性
- [ ] 用户代表性的覆盖度

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---
name: ux-expert
description: Generate or update ux-expert/analysis.md addressing topic-framework discussion points
usage: /workflow:brainstorm:ux-expert [topic]
argument-hint: "optional topic - uses existing framework if available"
examples:
- /workflow:brainstorm:ux-expert
- /workflow:brainstorm:ux-expert "user authentication redesign"
- /workflow:brainstorm:ux-expert "mobile app performance optimization"
allowed-tools: Task(conceptual-planning-agent), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*)
---
## 🎯 **UX Expert Analysis Generator**
### Purpose
**Specialized command for generating ux-expert/analysis.md** that addresses topic-framework.md discussion points from user experience and interface design perspective. Creates or updates role-specific analysis with framework references.
### Core Function
- **Framework-based Analysis**: Address each discussion point in topic-framework.md
- **UX Design Focus**: User interface, interaction patterns, and usability optimization
- **Update Mechanism**: Create new or update existing analysis.md
- **Agent Delegation**: Use conceptual-planning-agent for analysis generation
### Analysis Scope
- **User Interface Design**: Visual hierarchy, layout patterns, and component design
- **Interaction Patterns**: User flows, navigation, and microinteractions
- **Usability Optimization**: Accessibility, cognitive load, and user testing strategies
- **Design Systems**: Component libraries, design tokens, and consistency frameworks
## ⚙️ **Execution Protocol**
### Phase 1: Session & Framework Detection
```bash
# Check active session and framework
CHECK: .workflow/.active-* marker files
IF active_session EXISTS:
session_id = get_active_session()
brainstorm_dir = .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/
CHECK: brainstorm_dir/topic-framework.md
IF EXISTS:
framework_mode = true
load_framework = true
ELSE:
IF topic_provided:
framework_mode = false # Create analysis without framework
ELSE:
ERROR: "No framework found and no topic provided"
```
### Phase 2: Analysis Mode Detection
```bash
# Determine execution mode
IF framework_mode == true:
mode = "framework_based_analysis"
topic_ref = load_framework_topic()
discussion_points = extract_framework_points()
ELSE:
mode = "standalone_analysis"
topic_ref = provided_topic
discussion_points = generate_basic_structure()
```
### Phase 3: Agent Execution with Flow Control
**Framework-Based Analysis Generation**
```bash
Task(conceptual-planning-agent): "
[FLOW_CONTROL]
Execute ux-expert analysis for existing topic framework
## Context Loading
ASSIGNED_ROLE: ux-expert
OUTPUT_LOCATION: .workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ux-expert/
ANALYSIS_MODE: {framework_mode ? "framework_based" : "standalone"}
## Flow Control Steps
1. **load_topic_framework**
- Action: Load structured topic discussion framework
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md)
- Output: topic_framework_content
2. **load_role_template**
- Action: Load ux-expert planning template
- Command: bash($(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/planning-roles/ux-expert.md))
- Output: role_template_guidelines
3. **load_session_metadata**
- Action: Load session metadata and existing context
- Command: Read(.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/session.json)
- Output: session_context
## Analysis Requirements
**Framework Reference**: Address all discussion points in topic-framework.md from user experience and interface design perspective
**Role Focus**: UI design, interaction patterns, usability optimization, design systems
**Structured Approach**: Create analysis.md addressing framework discussion points
**Template Integration**: Apply role template guidelines within framework structure
## Expected Deliverables
1. **analysis.md**: Comprehensive UX design analysis addressing all framework discussion points
2. **Framework Reference**: Include @../topic-framework.md reference in analysis
## Completion Criteria
- Address each discussion point from topic-framework.md with UX design expertise
- Provide actionable interface design and usability optimization strategies
- Include accessibility considerations and interaction pattern recommendations
- Reference framework document using @ notation for integration
"
```
## 📋 **TodoWrite Integration**
### Workflow Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
content: "Detect active session and locate topic framework",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Detecting session and framework"
},
{
content: "Load topic-framework.md and session metadata for context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Loading framework and session context"
},
{
content: "Execute ux-expert analysis using conceptual-planning-agent with FLOW_CONTROL",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Executing ux-expert framework analysis"
},
{
content: "Generate analysis.md addressing all framework discussion points",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Generating structured ux-expert analysis"
},
{
content: "Update session.json with ux-expert completion status",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Updating session metadata"
}
]
});
```
## 📊 **Output Structure**
### Framework-Based Analysis
```
.workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ux-expert/
└── analysis.md # Structured analysis addressing topic-framework.md discussion points
```
### Analysis Document Structure
```markdown
# UX Expert Analysis: [Topic from Framework]
## Framework Reference
**Topic Framework**: @../topic-framework.md
**Role Focus**: User Experience & Interface Design perspective
## Discussion Points Analysis
[Address each point from topic-framework.md with UX design expertise]
### Core Requirements (from framework)
[User interface and interaction design requirements perspective]
### Technical Considerations (from framework)
[Design system implementation and technical feasibility considerations]
### User Experience Factors (from framework)
[Usability optimization, accessibility, and user-centered design analysis]
### Implementation Challenges (from framework)
[Design implementation challenges and progressive enhancement strategies]
### Success Metrics (from framework)
[UX metrics including usability testing, user satisfaction, and design KPIs]
## UX Expert Specific Recommendations
[Role-specific interface design patterns and usability optimization strategies]
---
*Generated by ux-expert analysis addressing structured framework*
```
## 🔄 **Session Integration**
### Completion Status Update
```json
{
"ux_expert": {
"status": "completed",
"framework_addressed": true,
"output_location": ".workflow/WFS-{session}/.brainstorming/ux-expert/analysis.md",
"framework_reference": "@../topic-framework.md"
}
}
```
### Integration Points
- **Framework Reference**: @../topic-framework.md for structured discussion points
- **Cross-Role Synthesis**: UX design insights available for synthesis-report.md integration
- **Agent Autonomy**: Independent execution with framework guidance

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---
name: concept-eval
description: Evaluate concept planning before implementation with intelligent tool analysis
usage: /workflow:concept-eval [--tool gemini|codex|both] <input>
argument-hint: [--tool gemini|codex|both] "concept description"|file.md|ISS-001
examples:
- /workflow:concept-eval "Build microservices architecture"
- /workflow:concept-eval --tool gemini requirements.md
- /workflow:concept-eval --tool both ISS-001
allowed-tools: Task(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*), Edit(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Concept Evaluation Command
## Overview
Pre-planning evaluation command that assesses concept feasibility, identifies potential issues, and provides optimization recommendations before formal planning begins. **Works before `/workflow:plan`** to catch conceptual problems early and improve initial design quality.
## Core Responsibilities
- **Concept Analysis**: Evaluate design concepts for architectural soundness
- **Feasibility Assessment**: Technical and resource feasibility evaluation
- **Risk Identification**: Early identification of potential implementation risks
- **Optimization Suggestions**: Generate actionable improvement recommendations
- **Context Integration**: Leverage existing codebase patterns and documentation
- **Tool Selection**: Use gemini for strategic analysis, codex for technical assessment
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:concept-eval [--tool gemini|codex|both] <input>
```
## Parameters
- **--tool**: Specify evaluation tool (default: both)
- `gemini`: Strategic and architectural evaluation
- `codex`: Technical feasibility and implementation assessment
- `both`: Comprehensive dual-perspective analysis
- **input**: Concept description, file path, or issue reference
## Input Detection
- **Files**: `.md/.txt/.json/.yaml/.yml` → Reads content and extracts concept requirements
- **Issues**: `ISS-*`, `ISSUE-*`, `*-request-*` → Loads issue data and requirement specifications
- **Text**: Everything else → Parses natural language concept descriptions
## Core Workflow
### Evaluation Process
The command performs comprehensive concept evaluation through:
**0. Context Preparation** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
- **Documentation loading**: Automatic context gathering based on concept scope
- **Always check**: `CLAUDE.md`, `README.md` - Project context and conventions
- **For architecture concepts**: `.workflow/docs/architecture/`, existing system patterns
- **For specific modules**: `.workflow/docs/modules/[relevant-module]/` documentation
- **For API concepts**: `.workflow/docs/api/` specifications
- **Claude Code Memory Integration**: Access conversation history and previous work context
- **Session Memory**: Current session analysis and decisions
- **Project Memory**: Previous implementations and lessons learned
- **Pattern Memory**: Successful approaches and anti-patterns identified
- **Context Continuity**: Reference previous concept evaluations and outcomes
- **Context-driven selection**: Only load documentation relevant to the concept scope
- **Pattern analysis**: Identify existing implementation patterns and conventions
**1. Input Processing & Context Gathering**
- Parse input to extract concept requirements and scope
- Automatic tool assignment based on evaluation needs:
- **Strategic evaluation** (gemini): Architectural soundness, design patterns, business alignment
- **Technical assessment** (codex): Implementation complexity, technical feasibility, resource requirements
- **Comprehensive analysis** (both): Combined strategic and technical evaluation
- Load relevant project documentation and existing patterns
**2. Concept Analysis** ⚠️ CRITICAL EVALUATION PHASE
- **Conceptual integrity**: Evaluate design coherence and completeness
- **Architectural soundness**: Assess alignment with existing system architecture
- **Technical feasibility**: Analyze implementation complexity and resource requirements
- **Risk assessment**: Identify potential technical and business risks
- **Dependency analysis**: Map required dependencies and integration points
**3. Evaluation Execution**
Based on tool selection, execute appropriate analysis:
**Gemini Strategic Analysis**:
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Strategic evaluation of concept design and architecture
TASK: Analyze concept for architectural soundness, design patterns, and strategic alignment
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,README.md,.workflow/docs/**/*} Concept requirements and existing patterns | Previous conversation context and Claude Code session memory for continuity and pattern recognition
EXPECTED: Strategic assessment with architectural recommendations informed by session history
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/concept-eval.txt) | Focus on strategic soundness and design quality | Reference previous evaluations and lessons learned
"
```
**Codex Technical Assessment**:
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Technical feasibility assessment of concept implementation
TASK: Evaluate implementation complexity, technical risks, and resource requirements
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,README.md,src/**/*} Concept requirements and existing codebase | Current session work context and previous technical decisions
EXPECTED: Technical assessment with implementation recommendations building on session memory
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/planning/concept-eval.txt) | Focus on technical feasibility and implementation complexity | Consider previous technical approaches and outcomes
" -s danger-full-access
```
**Combined Analysis** (when --tool both):
Execute both analyses in parallel, then synthesize results for comprehensive evaluation.
**4. Optimization Recommendations**
- **Design improvements**: Architectural and design optimization suggestions
- **Risk mitigation**: Strategies to address identified risks
- **Implementation approach**: Recommended technical approaches and patterns
- **Resource optimization**: Efficient resource utilization strategies
- **Integration suggestions**: Optimal integration with existing systems
## Implementation Standards
### Evaluation Criteria ⚠️ CRITICAL
Concept evaluation focuses on these key dimensions:
**Strategic Evaluation (Gemini)**:
1. **Architectural Soundness**: Design coherence and system integration
2. **Business Alignment**: Concept alignment with business objectives
3. **Scalability Considerations**: Long-term growth and expansion potential
4. **Design Patterns**: Appropriate use of established design patterns
5. **Risk Assessment**: Strategic and business risk identification
**Technical Assessment (Codex)**:
1. **Implementation Complexity**: Technical difficulty and effort estimation
2. **Technical Feasibility**: Availability of required technologies and skills
3. **Resource Requirements**: Development time, infrastructure, and team resources
4. **Integration Challenges**: Technical integration complexity and risks
5. **Performance Implications**: System performance and scalability impact
### Evaluation Context Loading ⚠️ CRITICAL
Context preparation ensures comprehensive evaluation:
```json
// Context loading strategy for concept evaluation
"context_preparation": {
"required_docs": [
"CLAUDE.md",
"README.md"
],
"conditional_docs": {
"architecture_concepts": [
".workflow/docs/architecture/",
"docs/system-design.md"
],
"api_concepts": [
".workflow/docs/api/",
"api-documentation.md"
],
"module_concepts": [
".workflow/docs/modules/[relevant-module]/",
"src/[module]/**/*.md"
]
},
"pattern_analysis": {
"existing_implementations": "src/**/*",
"configuration_patterns": "config/",
"test_patterns": "test/**/*"
},
"claude_code_memory": {
"session_context": "Current session conversation history and decisions",
"project_memory": "Previous implementations and lessons learned across sessions",
"pattern_memory": "Successful approaches and anti-patterns identified",
"evaluation_history": "Previous concept evaluations and their outcomes",
"technical_decisions": "Past technical choices and their rationale",
"architectural_evolution": "System architecture changes and migration patterns"
}
}
```
### Analysis Output Structure
**Evaluation Categories**:
```markdown
## Concept Evaluation Summary
### ✅ Strengths Identified
- [ ] **Design Quality**: Well-defined architectural approach
- [ ] **Technical Approach**: Appropriate technology selection
- [ ] **Integration**: Good fit with existing systems
### ⚠️ Areas for Improvement
- [ ] **Complexity**: Reduce implementation complexity in module X
- [ ] **Dependencies**: Simplify dependency management approach
- [ ] **Scalability**: Address potential performance bottlenecks
### ❌ Critical Issues
- [ ] **Architecture**: Conflicts with existing system design
- [ ] **Resources**: Insufficient resources for proposed timeline
- [ ] **Risk**: High technical risk in component Y
### 🎯 Optimization Recommendations
- [ ] **Alternative Approach**: Consider microservices instead of monolithic design
- [ ] **Technology Stack**: Use existing React patterns instead of Vue
- [ ] **Implementation Strategy**: Phase implementation to reduce risk
```
## Document Generation & Output
**Evaluation Workflow**: Input Processing → Context Loading → Analysis Execution → Report Generation → Recommendations
**Always Created**:
- **CONCEPT_EVALUATION.md**: Complete evaluation results and recommendations
- **evaluation-session.json**: Evaluation metadata and tool configuration
- **OPTIMIZATION_SUGGESTIONS.md**: Actionable improvement recommendations
**Auto-Created (for comprehensive analysis)**:
- **strategic-analysis.md**: Gemini strategic evaluation results
- **technical-assessment.md**: Codex technical feasibility analysis
- **risk-assessment-matrix.md**: Comprehensive risk evaluation
- **implementation-roadmap.md**: Recommended implementation approach
**Document Structure**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.evaluation/
├── evaluation-session.json # Evaluation session metadata
├── CONCEPT_EVALUATION.md # Complete evaluation results
├── OPTIMIZATION_SUGGESTIONS.md # Actionable recommendations
├── strategic-analysis.md # Gemini strategic evaluation
├── technical-assessment.md # Codex technical assessment
├── risk-assessment-matrix.md # Risk evaluation matrix
└── implementation-roadmap.md # Recommended approach
```
### Evaluation Implementation
**Session-Aware Evaluation**:
```bash
# Check for existing sessions and context
active_sessions=$(find .workflow/ -name ".active-*" 2>/dev/null)
if [ -n "$active_sessions" ]; then
echo "Found active sessions: $active_sessions"
echo "Concept evaluation will consider existing session context"
fi
# Create evaluation session directory
evaluation_session="CE-$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"
mkdir -p ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session"
# Store evaluation metadata
cat > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/evaluation-session.json" << EOF
{
"session_id": "$evaluation_session",
"timestamp": "$(date -Iseconds)",
"concept_input": "$input_description",
"tool_selection": "$tool_choice",
"context_loaded": [
"CLAUDE.md",
"README.md"
],
"evaluation_scope": "$evaluation_scope"
}
EOF
```
**Tool Execution Pattern**:
```bash
# Execute based on tool selection
case "$tool_choice" in
"gemini")
echo "Performing strategic concept evaluation with Gemini..."
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "$gemini_prompt" > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/strategic-analysis.md"
;;
"codex")
echo "Performing technical assessment with Codex..."
codex --full-auto exec "$codex_prompt" -s danger-full-access > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/technical-assessment.md"
;;
"both"|*)
echo "Performing comprehensive evaluation with both tools..."
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "$gemini_prompt" > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/strategic-analysis.md" &
codex --full-auto exec "$codex_prompt" -s danger-full-access > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/technical-assessment.md" &
wait # Wait for both analyses to complete
# Synthesize results
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Synthesize strategic and technical concept evaluations
TASK: Combine analyses and generate integrated recommendations
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/strategic-analysis.md,.workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/technical-assessment.md}
EXPECTED: Integrated evaluation with prioritized recommendations
RULES: Focus on actionable insights and clear next steps
" > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/CONCEPT_EVALUATION.md"
;;
esac
```
## Integration with Workflow Commands
### Workflow Position
**Pre-Planning Phase**: Use before formal planning to optimize concept quality
```
concept-eval → plan → plan-verify → execute
```
### Usage Scenarios
**Early Concept Validation**:
```bash
# Validate initial concept before detailed planning
/workflow:concept-eval "Build real-time notification system using WebSockets"
```
**Architecture Review**:
```bash
# Strategic architecture evaluation
/workflow:concept-eval --tool gemini architecture-proposal.md
```
**Technical Feasibility Check**:
```bash
# Technical implementation assessment
/workflow:concept-eval --tool codex "Implement ML-based recommendation engine"
```
**Comprehensive Analysis**:
```bash
# Full strategic and technical evaluation
/workflow:concept-eval --tool both ISS-042
```
### Integration Benefits
- **Early Risk Detection**: Identify issues before detailed planning
- **Quality Improvement**: Optimize concepts before implementation planning
- **Resource Efficiency**: Avoid detailed planning of infeasible concepts
- **Decision Support**: Data-driven concept selection and refinement
- **Team Alignment**: Clear evaluation criteria and recommendations
## Error Handling & Edge Cases
### Input Validation
```bash
# Validate input format and accessibility
if [[ -z "$input" ]]; then
echo "Error: Concept input required"
echo "Usage: /workflow:concept-eval [--tool gemini|codex|both] <input>"
exit 1
fi
# Check file accessibility for file inputs
if [[ "$input" =~ \.(md|txt|json|yaml|yml)$ ]] && [[ ! -f "$input" ]]; then
echo "Error: File not found: $input"
echo "Please provide a valid file path or concept description"
exit 1
fi
```
### Tool Availability
```bash
# Check tool availability
if [[ "$tool_choice" == "gemini" ]] || [[ "$tool_choice" == "both" ]]; then
if ! command -v ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper &> /dev/null; then
echo "Warning: Gemini wrapper not available, using codex only"
tool_choice="codex"
fi
fi
if [[ "$tool_choice" == "codex" ]] || [[ "$tool_choice" == "both" ]]; then
if ! command -v codex &> /dev/null; then
echo "Warning: Codex not available, using gemini only"
tool_choice="gemini"
fi
fi
```
### Recovery Strategies
```bash
# Fallback to manual evaluation if tools fail
if [[ "$evaluation_failed" == "true" ]]; then
echo "Automated evaluation failed, generating manual evaluation template..."
cat > ".workflow/.evaluation/$evaluation_session/manual-evaluation-template.md" << EOF
# Manual Concept Evaluation
## Concept Description
$input_description
## Evaluation Checklist
- [ ] **Architectural Soundness**: Does the concept align with existing architecture?
- [ ] **Technical Feasibility**: Are required technologies available and mature?
- [ ] **Resource Requirements**: Are time and team resources realistic?
- [ ] **Integration Complexity**: How complex is integration with existing systems?
- [ ] **Risk Assessment**: What are the main technical and business risks?
## Recommendations
[Provide manual evaluation and recommendations]
EOF
fi
```
## Quality Standards
### Evaluation Excellence
- **Comprehensive Analysis**: Consider all aspects of concept feasibility
- **Context-Rich Assessment**: Leverage full project context and existing patterns
- **Actionable Recommendations**: Provide specific, implementable suggestions
- **Risk-Aware Evaluation**: Identify and assess potential implementation risks
### User Experience Excellence
- **Clear Results**: Present evaluation results in actionable format
- **Focused Recommendations**: Prioritize most critical optimization suggestions
- **Integration Guidance**: Provide clear next steps for concept refinement
- **Tool Transparency**: Clear indication of which tools were used and why
### Output Quality
- **Structured Reports**: Consistent, well-organized evaluation documentation
- **Evidence-Based**: All recommendations backed by analysis and reasoning
- **Prioritized Actions**: Clear indication of critical vs. optional improvements
- **Implementation Ready**: Evaluation results directly usable for planning phase

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---
name: execute
description: Coordinate agents for existing workflow tasks with automatic discovery
usage: /workflow:execute
argument-hint: none
usage: /workflow:execute [--resume-session="session-id"]
argument-hint: [--resume-session="session-id"]
examples:
- /workflow:execute
- /workflow:execute --resume-session="WFS-user-auth"
---
# Workflow Execute Command
@@ -12,9 +13,12 @@ examples:
## Overview
Orchestrates autonomous workflow execution through systematic task discovery, agent coordination, and progress tracking. **Executes entire workflow without user interruption**, providing complete context to agents and ensuring proper flow control execution with comprehensive TodoWrite tracking.
**Resume Mode**: When called with `--resume-session` flag, skips discovery phase and directly enters TodoWrite generation and agent execution for the specified session.
## Core Rules
**Complete entire workflow autonomously without user interruption, using TodoWrite for comprehensive progress tracking.**
**Execute all discovered pending tasks sequentially until workflow completion or blocking dependency.**
**Auto-complete session when all tasks finished: Call `/workflow:session:complete` upon workflow completion.**
## Core Responsibilities
- **Session Discovery**: Identify and select active workflow sessions
@@ -24,6 +28,7 @@ Orchestrates autonomous workflow execution through systematic task discovery, ag
- **Flow Control Execution**: Execute pre-analysis steps and context accumulation
- **Status Synchronization**: Update task JSON files and workflow state
- **Autonomous Completion**: Continue execution until all tasks complete or reach blocking state
- **Session Auto-Complete**: Call `/workflow:session:complete` when all workflow tasks finished
## Execution Philosophy
- **Discovery-first**: Auto-discover existing plans and tasks
@@ -38,9 +43,10 @@ Orchestrates autonomous workflow execution through systematic task discovery, ag
### Flow Control Rules
1. **Auto-trigger**: When `task.flow_control.pre_analysis` array exists in task JSON, agents execute these steps
2. **Sequential Processing**: Agents execute steps in order, accumulating context
3. **Variable Passing**: Agents use `[variable_name]` syntax to reference step outputs
2. **Sequential Processing**: Agents execute steps in order, accumulating context including artifacts
3. **Variable Passing**: Agents use `[variable_name]` syntax to reference step outputs including artifact content
4. **Error Handling**: Agents follow step-specific error strategies (`fail`, `skip_optional`, `retry_once`)
5. **Artifacts Priority**: When artifacts exist in task.context.artifacts, load synthesis specifications first
### Execution Pattern
```
@@ -50,31 +56,51 @@ Step 3: implement_solution [pattern_analysis] [dependency_context] → implement
```
### Context Accumulation Process (Executed by Agents)
- **Load Artifacts**: Agents retrieve synthesis specifications and brainstorming outputs from `context.artifacts`
- **Load Dependencies**: Agents retrieve summaries from `context.depends_on` tasks
- **Execute Analysis**: Agents run CLI tools with accumulated context
- **Execute Analysis**: Agents run CLI tools with accumulated context including artifacts
- **Prepare Implementation**: Agents build comprehensive context for implementation
- **Continue Implementation**: Agents use all accumulated context for task execution
- **Continue Implementation**: Agents use all accumulated context including artifacts for task execution
## Execution Lifecycle
### Phase 1: Discovery
### Resume Mode Detection
**Special Flag Processing**: When `--resume-session="session-id"` is provided:
1. **Skip Discovery Phase**: Use provided session ID directly
2. **Load Specified Session**: Read session state from `.workflow/{session-id}/`
3. **Direct TodoWrite Generation**: Skip to Phase 3 (Planning) immediately
4. **Accelerated Execution**: Enter agent coordination without validation delays
### Phase 1: Discovery (Normal Mode Only)
1. **Check Active Sessions**: Find `.workflow/.active-*` markers
2. **Select Session**: If multiple found, prompt user selection
3. **Load Session State**: Read `workflow-session.json` and `IMPL_PLAN.md`
4. **Scan Tasks**: Analyze `.task/*.json` files for ready tasks
### Phase 2: Analysis
**Note**: In resume mode, this phase is completely skipped.
### Phase 2: Analysis (Normal Mode Only)
1. **Dependency Resolution**: Build execution order based on `depends_on`
2. **Status Validation**: Filter tasks with `status: "pending"` and met dependencies
3. **Agent Assignment**: Determine agent type from `meta.agent` or `meta.type`
4. **Context Preparation**: Load dependency summaries and inherited context
### Phase 3: Planning
1. **Create TodoWrite List**: Generate task list with status markers
2. **Mark Initial Status**: Set first task as `in_progress`
3. **Prepare Session Context**: Inject workflow paths for agent use
**Note**: In resume mode, this phase is also skipped as session analysis was already completed by `/workflow:status`.
### Phase 3: Planning (Resume Mode Entry Point)
**This is where resume mode directly enters after skipping Phases 1 & 2**
1. **Create TodoWrite List**: Generate task list with status markers from session state
2. **Mark Initial Status**: Set first pending task as `in_progress`
3. **Prepare Session Context**: Inject workflow paths for agent use (using provided session-id)
4. **Prepare Complete Task JSON**: Include pre_analysis and flow control steps for agent consumption
5. **Validate Prerequisites**: Ensure all required context is available
5. **Validate Prerequisites**: Ensure all required context is available from existing session
**Resume Mode Behavior**:
- Load existing session state directly from `.workflow/{session-id}/`
- Use session's task files and summaries without discovery
- Generate TodoWrite from current session progress
- Proceed immediately to agent execution
### Phase 4: Execution
1. **Pass Task with Flow Control**: Include complete task JSON with `pre_analysis` steps for agent execution
@@ -88,10 +114,12 @@ Step 3: implement_solution [pattern_analysis] [dependency_context] → implement
2. **Generate Summary**: Create task summary in `.summaries/`
3. **Update TodoWrite**: Mark current task complete, advance to next
4. **Synchronize State**: Update session state and workflow status
5. **Check Workflow Complete**: Verify all tasks are completed
6. **Auto-Complete Session**: Call `/workflow:session:complete` when all tasks finished
## Task Discovery & Queue Building
### Session Discovery Process
### Session Discovery Process (Normal Mode)
```
├── Check for .active-* markers in .workflow/
├── If multiple active sessions found → Prompt user to select
@@ -102,6 +130,16 @@ Step 3: implement_solution [pattern_analysis] [dependency_context] → implement
└── Build execution queue of ready tasks from selected session
```
### Resume Mode Process (--resume-session flag)
```
├── Use provided session-id directly (skip discovery)
├── Validate .workflow/{session-id}/ directory exists
├── Load session's workflow-session.json and IMPL_PLAN.md directly
├── Scan session's .task/ directory for task JSON files
├── Use existing task statuses and dependencies (no re-analysis needed)
└── Build execution queue from session state (prioritize pending/in-progress tasks)
```
### Task Status Logic
```
pending + dependencies_met → executable
@@ -114,11 +152,21 @@ blocked → skip until dependencies clear
#### TodoWrite Workflow Rules
1. **Initial Creation**: Generate TodoWrite from discovered pending tasks for entire workflow
- **Normal Mode**: Create from discovery results
- **Resume Mode**: Create from existing session state and current progress
2. **Single In-Progress**: Mark ONLY ONE task as `in_progress` at a time
3. **Immediate Updates**: Update status after each task completion without user interruption
4. **Status Synchronization**: Sync with JSON task files after updates
5. **Continuous Tracking**: Maintain TodoWrite throughout entire workflow execution until completion
#### Resume Mode TodoWrite Generation
**Special behavior when `--resume-session` flag is present**:
- Load existing session progress from `.workflow/{session-id}/TODO_LIST.md`
- Identify currently in-progress or next pending task
- Generate TodoWrite starting from interruption point
- Preserve completed task history in TodoWrite display
- Focus on remaining pending tasks for execution
#### TodoWrite Tool Usage
**Use Claude Code's built-in TodoWrite tool** to track workflow progress in real-time:
@@ -164,41 +212,57 @@ TodoWrite({
- **Immediate Completion**: Mark tasks `completed` immediately after finishing
- **Status Sync**: Sync TodoWrite status with JSON task files after each update
- **Full Execution**: Continue TodoWrite tracking until all workflow tasks complete
- **Workflow Completion Check**: When all tasks marked `completed`, auto-call `/workflow:session:complete`
#### TODO_LIST.md Update Timing
- **Before Agent Launch**: Update TODO_LIST.md to mark task as `in_progress` (⚠️)
- **After Task Complete**: Update TODO_LIST.md to mark as `completed` (✅), advance to next
- **On Error**: Keep as `in_progress` in TODO_LIST.md, add error note
- **Workflow Complete**: When all tasks completed, call `/workflow:session:complete`
- **Session End**: Sync all TODO_LIST.md statuses with JSON task files
### 3. Agent Context Management
**Comprehensive context preparation** for autonomous agent execution:
#### Context Sources (Priority Order)
1. **Complete Task JSON**: Full task definition including all fields
2. **Flow Control Context**: Accumulated outputs from pre_analysis steps
3. **Dependency Summaries**: Previous task completion summaries
4. **Session Context**: Workflow paths and session metadata
5. **Inherited Context**: Parent task context and shared variables
1. **Complete Task JSON**: Full task definition including all fields and artifacts
2. **Artifacts Context**: Brainstorming outputs and synthesis specifications from task.context.artifacts
3. **Flow Control Context**: Accumulated outputs from pre_analysis steps (including artifact loading)
4. **Dependency Summaries**: Previous task completion summaries
5. **Session Context**: Workflow paths and session metadata
6. **Inherited Context**: Parent task context and shared variables
#### Context Assembly Process
```
1. Load Task JSON → Base context
2. Execute Flow Control → Accumulated context
3. Load Dependencies → Dependency context
4. Prepare Session Paths → Session context
5. Combine All → Complete agent context
1. Load Task JSON → Base context (including artifacts array)
2. Load Artifacts → Synthesis specifications and brainstorming outputs
3. Execute Flow Control → Accumulated context (with artifact loading steps)
4. Load Dependencies → Dependency context
5. Prepare Session Paths → Session context
6. Combine All → Complete agent context with artifact integration
```
#### Agent Context Package Structure
```json
{
"task": { /* Complete task JSON */ },
"task": { /* Complete task JSON with artifacts array */ },
"artifacts": {
"synthesis_specification": { "path": ".workflow/WFS-session/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md", "priority": "highest" },
"topic_framework": { "path": ".workflow/WFS-session/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md", "priority": "medium" },
"role_analyses": [ /* Individual role analysis files */ ],
"available_artifacts": [ /* All detected brainstorming artifacts */ ]
},
"flow_context": {
"step_outputs": { "pattern_analysis": "...", "dependency_context": "..." }
"step_outputs": {
"synthesis_specification": "...",
"individual_artifacts": "...",
"pattern_analysis": "...",
"dependency_context": "..."
}
},
"session": {
"workflow_dir": ".workflow/WFS-session/",
"brainstorming_dir": ".workflow/WFS-session/.brainstorming/",
"todo_list_path": ".workflow/WFS-session/TODO_LIST.md",
"summaries_dir": ".workflow/WFS-session/.summaries/",
"task_json_path": ".workflow/WFS-session/.task/IMPL-1.1.json"
@@ -209,10 +273,11 @@ TodoWrite({
```
#### Context Validation Rules
- **Task JSON Complete**: All 5 fields present and valid
- **Flow Control Ready**: All pre_analysis steps completed if present
- **Task JSON Complete**: All 5 fields present and valid, including artifacts array in context
- **Artifacts Available**: Synthesis specifications and brainstorming outputs accessible
- **Flow Control Ready**: All pre_analysis steps completed including artifact loading steps
- **Dependencies Loaded**: All depends_on summaries available
- **Session Paths Valid**: All workflow paths exist and accessible
- **Session Paths Valid**: All workflow paths exist and accessible, including .brainstorming directory
- **Agent Assignment**: Valid agent type specified in meta.agent
### 4. Agent Execution Pattern
@@ -220,53 +285,166 @@ TodoWrite({
#### Agent Prompt Template
```bash
Task(subagent_type="{agent_type}",
prompt="Execute {task_id}: {task_title}
Task(subagent_type="{meta.agent}",
prompt="**TASK EXECUTION WITH FULL JSON LOADING**
## Task Definition
**ID**: {task_id}
**Type**: {task_type}
**Agent**: {assigned_agent}
## STEP 1: Load Complete Task JSON
**MANDATORY**: First load the complete task JSON from: {session.task_json_path}
## Execution Instructions
{flow_control_marker}
cat {session.task_json_path}
### Flow Control Steps (if [FLOW_CONTROL] present)
**AGENT RESPONSIBILITY**: Execute these pre_analysis steps sequentially with context accumulation:
{pre_analysis_steps}
**CRITICAL**: Validate all 5 required fields are present:
- id, title, status, meta, context, flow_control
### Implementation Context
**Requirements**: {context.requirements}
**Focus Paths**: {context.focus_paths}
**Acceptance Criteria**: {context.acceptance}
**Target Files**: {flow_control.target_files}
## STEP 2: Task Definition (From Loaded JSON)
**ID**: Use id field from JSON
**Title**: Use title field from JSON
**Type**: Use meta.type field from JSON
**Agent**: Use meta.agent field from JSON
**Status**: Verify status is pending or active
### Session Context
## STEP 3: Flow Control Execution (if flow_control.pre_analysis exists)
**AGENT RESPONSIBILITY**: Execute pre_analysis steps sequentially from loaded JSON:
**PRIORITY: Artifact Loading Steps First**
1. **Load Synthesis Specification** (if present): Priority artifact loading for consolidated design
2. **Load Individual Artifacts** (fallback): Load role-specific brainstorming outputs if synthesis unavailable
3. **Execute Remaining Steps**: Continue with other pre_analysis steps
For each step in flow_control.pre_analysis array:
1. Execute step.command/commands with variable substitution (support both single command and commands array)
2. Store output to step.output_to variable
3. Handle errors per step.on_error strategy (skip_optional, fail, retry_once)
4. Pass accumulated variables to next step including artifact context
**Special Artifact Loading Commands**:
- Use `bash(ls path 2>/dev/null || echo 'file not found')` for artifact existence checks
- Use `Read(path)` for loading artifact content
- Use `find` commands for discovering multiple artifact files
- Reference artifacts in subsequent steps using output variables: [synthesis_specification], [individual_artifacts]
## STEP 4: Implementation Context (From JSON context field)
**Requirements**: Use context.requirements array from JSON
**Focus Paths**: Use context.focus_paths array from JSON
**Acceptance Criteria**: Use context.acceptance array from JSON
**Dependencies**: Use context.depends_on array from JSON
**Parent Context**: Use context.inherited object from JSON
**Artifacts**: Use context.artifacts array from JSON (synthesis specifications, brainstorming outputs)
**Target Files**: Use flow_control.target_files array from JSON
**Implementation Approach**: Use flow_control.implementation_approach object from JSON (with artifact integration)
## STEP 5: Session Context (Provided by workflow:execute)
**Workflow Directory**: {session.workflow_dir}
**TODO List Path**: {session.todo_list_path}
**Summaries Directory**: {session.summaries_dir}
**Task JSON Path**: {session.task_json_path}
**Flow Context**: {flow_context.step_outputs}
### Dependencies & Context
**Dependencies**: {context.depends_on}
**Inherited Context**: {context.inherited}
**Previous Outputs**: {flow_context.step_outputs}
## STEP 6: Agent Completion Requirements
1. **Load Task JSON**: Read and validate complete task structure
2. **Execute Flow Control**: Run all pre_analysis steps if present
3. **Implement Solution**: Follow implementation_approach from JSON
4. **Update Progress**: Mark task status in JSON as completed
5. **Update TODO List**: Update TODO_LIST.md at provided path
6. **Generate Summary**: Create completion summary in summaries directory
7. **Check Workflow Complete**: After task completion, check if all workflow tasks done
8. **Auto-Complete Session**: If all tasks completed, call SlashCommand(\"/workflow:session:complete\")
## Completion Requirements
1. Execute all flow control steps if present
2. Implement according to acceptance criteria
3. Update TODO_LIST.md at provided path
4. Generate summary in summaries directory
5. Mark task as completed in task JSON",
description="{task_description}")
**JSON UPDATE COMMAND**:
Update task status to completed using jq:
jq '.status = \"completed\"' {session.task_json_path} > temp.json && mv temp.json {session.task_json_path}
**WORKFLOW COMPLETION CHECK**:
After updating task status, check if workflow is complete:
total_tasks=\$(ls .workflow/*/\.task/*.json | wc -l)
completed_tasks=\$(ls .workflow/*/\.summaries/*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
if [ \$total_tasks -eq \$completed_tasks ]; then
SlashCommand(command=\"/workflow:session:complete\")
fi"),
description="Execute task with full JSON loading and validation")
```
#### Agent JSON Loading Specification
**MANDATORY AGENT PROTOCOL**: All agents must follow this exact loading sequence:
1. **JSON Loading**: First action must be `cat {session.task_json_path}`
2. **Field Validation**: Verify all 5 required fields exist: `id`, `title`, `status`, `meta`, `context`, `flow_control`
3. **Structure Parsing**: Parse nested fields correctly:
- `meta.type` and `meta.agent` (NOT flat `task_type`)
- `context.requirements`, `context.focus_paths`, `context.acceptance`
- `context.depends_on`, `context.inherited`
- `flow_control.pre_analysis` array, `flow_control.target_files`
4. **Flow Control Execution**: If `flow_control.pre_analysis` exists, execute steps sequentially
5. **Status Management**: Update JSON status upon completion
**JSON Field Reference**:
```json
{
"id": "IMPL-1.2",
"title": "Task title",
"status": "pending|active|completed|blocked",
"meta": {
"type": "feature|bugfix|refactor|test|docs",
"agent": "@code-developer|@planning-agent|@code-review-test-agent"
},
"context": {
"requirements": ["req1", "req2"],
"focus_paths": ["src/path1", "src/path2"],
"acceptance": ["criteria1", "criteria2"],
"depends_on": ["IMPL-1.1"],
"inherited": { "from": "parent", "context": ["info"] },
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification",
"source": "brainstorm_synthesis",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md",
"priority": "highest",
"contains": "complete_integrated_specification"
},
{
"type": "individual_role_analysis",
"source": "brainstorm_roles",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/[role]/analysis.md",
"priority": "low",
"contains": "role_specific_analysis_fallback"
}
]
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_synthesis_specification",
"action": "Load consolidated synthesis specification from brainstorming",
"commands": [
"bash(ls .workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'synthesis specification not found')",
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md)"
],
"output_to": "synthesis_specification",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "step_name",
"command": "bash_command",
"output_to": "variable",
"on_error": "skip_optional|fail|retry_once"
}
],
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "Implement following consolidated synthesis specification...",
"modification_points": ["Apply synthesis specification requirements..."]
},
"target_files": ["file:function:lines"]
}
}
```
#### Execution Flow
1. **Prepare Agent Context**: Assemble complete context package
2. **Generate Prompt**: Fill template with task and context data
3. **Launch Agent**: Invoke specialized agent with structured prompt
4. **Monitor Execution**: Track progress and handle errors
5. **Collect Results**: Process agent outputs and update status
1. **Load Task JSON**: Agent reads and validates complete JSON structure
2. **Execute Flow Control**: Agent runs pre_analysis steps if present
3. **Prepare Implementation**: Agent uses implementation_approach from JSON
4. **Launch Implementation**: Agent follows focus_paths and target_files
5. **Update Status**: Agent marks JSON status as completed
6. **Generate Summary**: Agent creates completion summary
#### Agent Assignment Rules
```
@@ -307,7 +485,7 @@ meta.agent missing → Infer from meta.type:
|-------|-------|------------|---------|
| No active session | No `.active-*` markers found | Create or resume session | `/workflow:plan "project"` |
| Multiple sessions | Multiple `.active-*` markers | Select specific session | Manual choice prompt |
| Corrupted session | Invalid JSON files | Recreate session structure | `/workflow:status --validate` |
| Corrupted session | Invalid JSON files | Recreate session structure | `/workflow:session:status --validate` |
| Missing task files | Broken task references | Regenerate tasks | `/task:create` or repair |
### Execution Phase Errors
@@ -381,7 +559,7 @@ fi
### Basic Usage
```bash
/workflow:execute # Execute all pending tasks autonomously
/workflow:status # Check progress
/workflow:session:status # Check progress
/task:execute IMPL-1.2 # Execute specific task
```

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---
name: gemini-init
description: Initialize Gemini CLI configuration with .gemini config and .geminiignore based on workspace analysis
usage: /workflow:gemini-init [--output=<path>] [--preview]
argument-hint: [optional: output path, preview flag]
examples:
- /workflow:gemini-init
- /workflow:gemini-init --output=.config/
- /workflow:gemini-init --preview
---
# Gemini Initialization Command
## Overview
Initializes Gemini CLI configuration for the workspace by:
1. Analyzing current workspace using `get_modules_by_depth.sh` to identify technology stacks
2. Generating `.geminiignore` file with filtering rules optimized for detected technologies
3. Creating `.gemini` configuration file with contextfilename and other settings
## Core Functionality
### Configuration Generation
1. **Workspace Analysis**: Runs `get_modules_by_depth.sh` to analyze project structure
2. **Technology Stack Detection**: Identifies tech stacks based on file extensions, directories, and configuration files
3. **Gemini Config Creation**: Generates `.gemini` file with contextfilename and workspace-specific settings
4. **Ignore Rules Generation**: Creates `.geminiignore` file with filtering patterns for detected technologies
### Generated Files
#### .gemini Configuration File
Contains Gemini CLI contextfilename setting:
```json
{
"contextfilename": "CLAUDE.md"
}
```
#### .geminiignore Filter File
Uses gitignore syntax to filter files from Gemini CLI analysis
### Supported Technology Stacks
#### Frontend Technologies
- **React/Next.js**: Ignores build artifacts, .next/, node_modules
- **Vue/Nuxt**: Ignores .nuxt/, dist/, .cache/
- **Angular**: Ignores dist/, .angular/, node_modules
- **Webpack/Vite**: Ignores build outputs, cache directories
#### Backend Technologies
- **Node.js**: Ignores node_modules, package-lock.json, npm-debug.log
- **Python**: Ignores __pycache__, .venv, *.pyc, .pytest_cache
- **Java**: Ignores target/, .gradle/, *.class, .mvn/
- **Go**: Ignores vendor/, *.exe, go.sum (when appropriate)
- **C#/.NET**: Ignores bin/, obj/, *.dll, *.pdb
#### Database & Infrastructure
- **Docker**: Ignores .dockerignore, docker-compose.override.yml
- **Kubernetes**: Ignores *.secret.yaml, helm charts temp files
- **Database**: Ignores *.db, *.sqlite, database dumps
### Generated Rules Structure
#### Base Rules (Always Included)
```
# Version Control
.git/
.svn/
.hg/
# OS Files
.DS_Store
Thumbs.db
*.tmp
*.swp
# IDE Files
.vscode/
.idea/
.vs/
# Logs
*.log
logs/
```
#### Technology-Specific Rules
Rules are added based on detected technologies:
**Node.js Projects** (package.json detected):
```
# Node.js
node_modules/
npm-debug.log*
.npm/
.yarn/
package-lock.json
yarn.lock
.pnpm-store/
```
**Python Projects** (requirements.txt, setup.py, pyproject.toml detected):
```
# Python
__pycache__/
*.py[cod]
.venv/
venv/
.pytest_cache/
.coverage
htmlcov/
```
**Java Projects** (pom.xml, build.gradle detected):
```
# Java
target/
.gradle/
*.class
*.jar
*.war
.mvn/
```
## Command Options
### Basic Usage
```bash
/workflow:gemini-init
```
- Analyzes workspace and generates `.gemini` and `.geminiignore` in current directory
- Creates backup of existing files if present
- Sets contextfilename to "CLAUDE.md" by default
### Preview Mode
```bash
/workflow:gemini-init --preview
```
- Shows what would be generated without creating files
- Displays detected technologies, configuration, and ignore rules
### Custom Output Path
```bash
/workflow:gemini-init --output=.config/
```
- Generates files in specified directory
- Creates directories if they don't exist
## Implementation Process
### Phase 1: Workspace Analysis
1. Execute `get_modules_by_depth.sh json` to get structured project data
2. Parse JSON output to identify directories and files
3. Scan for technology indicators:
- Configuration files (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.)
- Directory patterns (src/, tests/, etc.)
- File extensions (.js, .py, .java, etc.)
4. Detect project name from directory name or package.json
### Phase 2: Technology Detection
```bash
# Technology detection logic
detect_nodejs() {
[ -f "package.json" ] || find . -name "package.json" -not -path "*/node_modules/*" | head -1
}
detect_python() {
[ -f "requirements.txt" ] || [ -f "setup.py" ] || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] || \
find . -name "*.py" -not -path "*/__pycache__/*" | head -1
}
detect_java() {
[ -f "pom.xml" ] || [ -f "build.gradle" ] || \
find . -name "*.java" | head -1
}
```
### Phase 3: Configuration Generation
1. **Gemini Config (.gemini)**:
- Generate simple JSON config with contextfilename setting
- Set contextfilename to "CLAUDE.md" by default
### Phase 4: Ignore Rules Generation
1. Start with base rules (always included)
2. Add technology-specific rules based on detection
3. Add workspace-specific patterns if found
4. Sort and deduplicate rules
### Phase 5: File Creation
1. **Generate .gemini config**: Write JSON configuration file
2. **Generate .geminiignore**: Create organized ignore file with sections
3. **Create backups**: Backup existing files if present
4. **Validate**: Check generated files are valid
## Generated File Format
```
# .geminiignore
# Generated by Claude Code workflow:gemini-ignore command
# Creation date: 2024-01-15 10:30:00
# Detected technologies: Node.js, Python, Docker
#
# This file uses gitignore syntax to filter files for Gemini CLI analysis
# Edit this file to customize filtering rules for your project
# ============================================================================
# Base Rules (Always Applied)
# ============================================================================
# Version Control
.git/
.svn/
.hg/
# ============================================================================
# Node.js (Detected: package.json found)
# ============================================================================
node_modules/
npm-debug.log*
.npm/
yarn-error.log
package-lock.json
# ============================================================================
# Python (Detected: requirements.txt, *.py files found)
# ============================================================================
__pycache__/
*.py[cod]
.venv/
.pytest_cache/
.coverage
# ============================================================================
# Docker (Detected: Dockerfile found)
# ============================================================================
.dockerignore
docker-compose.override.yml
# ============================================================================
# Custom Rules (Add your project-specific rules below)
# ============================================================================
```
## Error Handling
### Missing Dependencies
- If `get_modules_by_depth.sh` not found, show error with path to script
- Gracefully handle cases where script fails
### Write Permissions
- Check write permissions before attempting file creation
- Show clear error message if cannot write to target location
### Backup Existing Files
- If `.geminiignore` exists, create backup as `.geminiignore.backup`
- Include timestamp in backup filename
## Integration Points
### Workflow Commands
- **After `/workflow:plan`**: Suggest running gemini-ignore for better analysis
- **Before analysis**: Recommend updating ignore patterns for cleaner results
### CLI Tool Integration
- Automatically update when new technologies detected
- Integrate with `intelligent-tools-strategy.md` recommendations
## Usage Examples
### Basic Project Setup
```bash
# New project - initialize Gemini configuration
/workflow:gemini-init
# Preview what would be generated
/workflow:gemini-init --preview
# Generate in subdirectory
/workflow:gemini-init --output=.config/
```
### Technology Migration
```bash
# After adding new tech stack (e.g., Docker)
/workflow:gemini-init # Regenerates both config and ignore files with new rules
# Check what changed
/workflow:gemini-init --preview # Compare with existing configuration
```
## Key Benefits
- **Automatic Detection**: No manual configuration needed
- **Technology Aware**: Rules adapted to actual project stack
- **Maintainable**: Clear sections for easy customization
- **Consistent**: Follows gitignore syntax standards
- **Safe**: Creates backups of existing files

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---
name: plan-verify
description: Cross-validate action plans using gemini and codex analysis before execution
usage: /workflow:plan-verify
argument-hint: none
examples:
- /workflow:plan-verify
allowed-tools: Task(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Write(*), Edit(*), Bash(*), Glob(*)
---
# Workflow Plan Verify Command
## Overview
Cross-validates existing workflow plans using gemini and codex analysis to ensure plan quality, feasibility, and completeness before execution. **Works between `/workflow:plan` and `/workflow:execute`** to catch potential issues early and suggest improvements.
## Core Responsibilities
- **Session Discovery**: Identify active workflow sessions with completed plans
- **Dual Analysis**: Independent gemini and codex plan evaluation
- **Cross-Validation**: Compare analyses to identify consensus and conflicts
- **Modification Suggestions**: Generate actionable improvement recommendations
- **User Approval**: Interactive approval process for suggested changes
- **Plan Updates**: Apply approved modifications to workflow documents
## Execution Philosophy
- **Quality Assurance**: Comprehensive plan validation before implementation
- **Dual Perspective**: Technical feasibility (codex) + strategic assessment (gemini)
- **User Control**: All modifications require explicit user approval
- **Non-Destructive**: Original plans preserved with versioned updates
- **Context-Rich**: Full workflow context provided to both analysis tools
## Core Workflow
### Verification Process
The command performs comprehensive cross-validation through:
**0. Session Management** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
- **Active session detection**: Check `.workflow/.active-*` markers
- **Session validation**: Ensure session has completed IMPL_PLAN.md
- **Plan readiness check**: Verify tasks exist in `.task/` directory
- **Context availability**: Confirm analysis artifacts are present
**1. Context Preparation & Analysis Setup**
- **Plan context loading**: Load IMPL_PLAN.md, task definitions, and analysis results
- **Documentation gathering**: Collect relevant CLAUDE.md, README.md, and workflow docs
- **Dependency mapping**: Analyze task relationships and constraints
- **Validation criteria setup**: Establish evaluation framework
**2. Parallel Dual Analysis** ⚠️ CRITICAL ARCHITECTURE
- **Gemini Analysis**: Strategic and architectural plan evaluation
- **Codex Analysis**: Technical feasibility and implementation assessment
- **Independent execution**: Both tools analyze simultaneously with full context
- **Comprehensive evaluation**: Each tool evaluates different aspects
**3. Cross-Validation & Synthesis**
- **Consensus identification**: Areas where both analyses agree
- **Conflict analysis**: Discrepancies between gemini and codex evaluations
- **Risk assessment**: Combined evaluation of potential issues
- **Improvement opportunities**: Synthesized recommendations
**4. Interactive Approval Process**
- **Results presentation**: Clear display of findings and suggestions
- **User decision points**: Approval/rejection of each modification category
- **Selective application**: User controls which changes to implement
- **Confirmation workflow**: Multi-step approval for significant changes
## Implementation Standards
### Dual Analysis Architecture ⚠️ CRITICAL
Both tools receive identical context but focus on different validation aspects:
```json
{
"gemini_analysis": {
"focus": "strategic_validation",
"aspects": [
"architectural_soundness",
"task_decomposition_logic",
"dependency_coherence",
"business_alignment",
"risk_identification"
],
"context_sources": [
"IMPL_PLAN.md",
".process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md",
"CLAUDE.md",
".workflow/docs/"
]
},
"codex_analysis": {
"focus": "technical_feasibility",
"aspects": [
"implementation_complexity",
"technical_dependencies",
"code_structure_assessment",
"testing_completeness",
"execution_readiness"
],
"context_sources": [
".task/*.json",
"target_files from flow_control",
"existing codebase patterns",
"technical documentation"
]
}
}
```
### Analysis Execution Pattern
**Gemini Strategic Analysis**:
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Strategic validation of workflow implementation plan
TASK: Evaluate plan architecture, task decomposition, and business alignment
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/WFS-*/IMPL_PLAN.md,.workflow/WFS-*/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md,CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Strategic assessment with architectural recommendations
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/verification/gemini-strategic.txt) | Focus on strategic soundness and risk identification
"
```
**Codex Technical Analysis**:
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Technical feasibility assessment of workflow implementation plan
TASK: Evaluate implementation complexity, dependencies, and execution readiness
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/WFS-*/.task/*.json,CLAUDE.md,README.md} Target files and flow control definitions
EXPECTED: Technical assessment with implementation recommendations
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/verification/codex-technical.txt) | Focus on technical feasibility and code quality
" -s danger-full-access
```
**Cross-Validation Analysis**:
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Cross-validate and synthesize strategic and technical assessments
TASK: Compare analyses, resolve conflicts, and generate integrated recommendations
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/WFS-*/.verification/gemini-analysis.md,.workflow/WFS-*/.verification/codex-analysis.md}
EXPECTED: Synthesized recommendations with user approval framework
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/verification/cross-validation.txt) | Focus on balanced integration and user decision points
"
```
### Cross-Validation Matrix
**Validation Categories**:
1. **Task Decomposition**: Is breakdown logical and complete?
2. **Dependency Management**: Are task relationships correctly modeled?
3. **Implementation Scope**: Is each task appropriately sized?
4. **Technical Feasibility**: Are implementation approaches viable?
5. **Context Completeness**: Do tasks have adequate context?
6. **Testing Coverage**: Are testing requirements sufficient?
7. **Documentation Quality**: Are requirements clear and complete?
**Consensus Analysis**:
- **Agreement Areas**: Both tools identify same strengths/issues
- **Divergent Views**: Different perspectives requiring user decision
- **Risk Levels**: Combined assessment of implementation risks
- **Priority Recommendations**: Most critical improvements identified
### User Approval Workflow
**Interactive Approval Process**:
1. **Results Presentation**: Show analysis summary and key findings
2. **Category-based Approval**: Present modifications grouped by type
3. **Impact Assessment**: Explain consequences of each change
4. **Selective Implementation**: User chooses which changes to apply
5. **Confirmation Steps**: Final review before plan modification
**Step-by-Step User Interaction**:
**Step 1: Present Analysis Summary**
```
## Verification Results for WFS-[session-name]
### Analysis Summary
- **Gemini Strategic Grade**: B+ (Strong architecture, minor business alignment issues)
- **Codex Technical Grade**: A- (High implementation feasibility, good code structure)
- **Combined Risk Level**: Medium (Dependency complexity, timeline concerns)
- **Overall Recommendation**: Proceed with modifications
### Key Findings
✅ **Strengths Identified**: Task decomposition logical, technical approach sound
⚠️ **Areas for Improvement**: Missing error handling, unclear success criteria
❌ **Critical Issues**: Circular dependency in IMPL-3 → IMPL-1 chain
```
**Step 2: Category-based Modification Approval**
```bash
# Interactive prompts for each category
echo "Review the following modification categories:"
echo ""
echo "=== CRITICAL CHANGES (Must be addressed) ==="
read -p "1. Fix circular dependency IMPL-3 → IMPL-1? [Y/n]: " fix_dependency
read -p "2. Add missing error handling context to IMPL-2? [Y/n]: " add_error_handling
echo ""
echo "=== IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS (Recommended) ==="
read -p "3. Merge granular tasks IMPL-1.1 + IMPL-1.2? [Y/n]: " merge_tasks
read -p "4. Enhance success criteria for IMPL-4? [Y/n]: " enhance_criteria
echo ""
echo "=== OPTIONAL ENHANCEMENTS (Nice to have) ==="
read -p "5. Add API documentation task? [y/N]: " add_docs_task
read -p "6. Include performance testing in IMPL-3? [y/N]: " add_perf_tests
```
**Step 3: Impact Assessment Display**
For each approved change, show detailed impact:
```
Change: Merge tasks IMPL-1.1 + IMPL-1.2
Impact:
- Files affected: .task/IMPL-1.1.json, .task/IMPL-1.2.json → .task/IMPL-1.json
- Dependencies: IMPL-2.depends_on changes from ["IMPL-1.1", "IMPL-1.2"] to ["IMPL-1"]
- Estimated time: Reduces from 8h to 6h (reduced coordination overhead)
- Risk: Low (combining related functionality)
```
**Step 4: Modification Confirmation**
```bash
echo "Summary of approved changes:"
echo "✓ Fix circular dependency IMPL-3 → IMPL-1"
echo "✓ Add error handling context to IMPL-2"
echo "✓ Merge tasks IMPL-1.1 + IMPL-1.2"
echo "✗ Enhance success criteria for IMPL-4 (user declined)"
echo ""
read -p "Apply these modifications to the workflow plan? [Y/n]: " final_approval
if [[ "$final_approval" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]] || [[ -z "$final_approval" ]]; then
echo "Creating backups and applying modifications..."
else
echo "Modifications cancelled. Original plan preserved."
fi
```
**Approval Categories**:
```markdown
## Verification Results Summary
### ✅ Consensus Recommendations (Both gemini and codex agree)
- [ ] **Task Decomposition**: Merge IMPL-1.1 and IMPL-1.2 (too granular)
- [ ] **Dependencies**: Add missing dependency IMPL-3 → IMPL-4
- [ ] **Context**: Enhance context.requirements for IMPL-2
### ⚠️ Conflicting Assessments (gemini vs codex differ)
- [ ] **Scope**: gemini suggests splitting IMPL-5, codex suggests keeping merged
- [ ] **Testing**: gemini prioritizes integration tests, codex emphasizes unit tests
### 🔍 Individual Tool Recommendations
#### Gemini (Strategic)
- [ ] **Architecture**: Consider API versioning strategy
- [ ] **Risk**: Add rollback plan for database migrations
#### Codex (Technical)
- [ ] **Implementation**: Use existing auth patterns in /src/auth/
- [ ] **Dependencies**: Update package.json dependencies first
```
## Document Generation & Modification
**Verification Workflow**: Analysis → Cross-Validation → User Approval → Plan Updates → Versioning
**Always Created**:
- **VERIFICATION_RESULTS.md**: Complete analysis results and recommendations
- **verification-session.json**: Analysis metadata and user decisions
- **PLAN_MODIFICATIONS.md**: Record of approved changes
**Auto-Created (if modifications approved)**:
- **IMPL_PLAN.md.backup**: Original plan backup before modifications
- **Updated task JSONs**: Modified .task/*.json files with improvements
- **MODIFICATION_LOG.md**: Detailed change log with timestamps
**Document Structure**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/.verification/
├── verification-session.json # Analysis session metadata
├── VERIFICATION_RESULTS.md # Complete analysis results
├── PLAN_MODIFICATIONS.md # Approved changes record
├── gemini-analysis.md # Gemini strategic analysis
├── codex-analysis.md # Codex technical analysis
├── cross-validation-matrix.md # Comparison analysis
└── backups/
├── IMPL_PLAN.md.backup # Original plan backup
└── task-backups/ # Original task JSON backups
```
### Modification Implementation
**Safe Modification Process**:
1. **Backup Creation**: Save original files before any changes
2. **Atomic Updates**: Apply all approved changes together
3. **Validation**: Verify modified plans are still valid
4. **Rollback Capability**: Easy restoration if issues arise
**Implementation Commands**:
**Step 1: Create Backups**
```bash
# Create backup directory with timestamp
backup_dir=".workflow/WFS-$session/.verification/backups/$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"
mkdir -p "$backup_dir/task-backups"
# Backup main plan and task files
cp IMPL_PLAN.md "$backup_dir/IMPL_PLAN.md.backup"
cp -r .task/ "$backup_dir/task-backups/"
# Create backup manifest
echo "Backup created at $(date)" > "$backup_dir/backup-manifest.txt"
echo "Session: $session" >> "$backup_dir/backup-manifest.txt"
echo "Files backed up:" >> "$backup_dir/backup-manifest.txt"
ls -la IMPL_PLAN.md .task/*.json >> "$backup_dir/backup-manifest.txt"
```
**Step 2: Apply Approved Modifications**
```bash
# Example: Merge tasks IMPL-1.1 + IMPL-1.2
if [[ "$merge_tasks" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
echo "Merging IMPL-1.1 and IMPL-1.2..."
# Combine task contexts
jq -s '
{
"id": "IMPL-1",
"title": (.[0].title + " and " + .[1].title),
"status": "pending",
"meta": .[0].meta,
"context": {
"requirements": (.[0].context.requirements + " " + .[1].context.requirements),
"focus_paths": (.[0].context.focus_paths + .[1].context.focus_paths | unique),
"acceptance": (.[0].context.acceptance + .[1].context.acceptance),
"depends_on": (.[0].context.depends_on + .[1].context.depends_on | unique)
},
"flow_control": {
"target_files": (.[0].flow_control.target_files + .[1].flow_control.target_files | unique),
"implementation_approach": .[0].flow_control.implementation_approach
}
}
' .task/IMPL-1.1.json .task/IMPL-1.2.json > .task/IMPL-1.json
# Remove old task files
rm .task/IMPL-1.1.json .task/IMPL-1.2.json
# Update dependent tasks
for task_file in .task/*.json; do
jq '
if .context.depends_on then
.context.depends_on = [
.context.depends_on[] |
if . == "IMPL-1.1" or . == "IMPL-1.2" then "IMPL-1"
else .
end
] | unique
else . end
' "$task_file" > "$task_file.tmp" && mv "$task_file.tmp" "$task_file"
done
fi
# Example: Fix circular dependency
if [[ "$fix_dependency" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
echo "Fixing circular dependency IMPL-3 → IMPL-1..."
# Remove problematic dependency
jq 'if .id == "IMPL-3" then .context.depends_on = (.context.depends_on - ["IMPL-1"]) else . end' \
.task/IMPL-3.json > .task/IMPL-3.json.tmp && mv .task/IMPL-3.json.tmp .task/IMPL-3.json
fi
# Example: Add error handling context
if [[ "$add_error_handling" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
echo "Adding error handling context to IMPL-2..."
jq '.context.requirements += " Include comprehensive error handling and user feedback for all failure scenarios."' \
.task/IMPL-2.json > .task/IMPL-2.json.tmp && mv .task/IMPL-2.json.tmp .task/IMPL-2.json
fi
```
**Step 3: Validation and Cleanup**
```bash
# Validate modified JSON files
echo "Validating modified task files..."
for task_file in .task/*.json; do
if ! jq empty "$task_file" 2>/dev/null; then
echo "ERROR: Invalid JSON in $task_file - restoring backup"
cp "$backup_dir/task-backups/$(basename $task_file)" "$task_file"
else
echo "$task_file is valid"
fi
done
# Update IMPL_PLAN.md with modification summary
cat >> IMPL_PLAN.md << EOF
## Plan Verification and Modifications
**Verification Date**: $(date)
**Modifications Applied**:
$(if [[ "$merge_tasks" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then echo "- Merged IMPL-1.1 and IMPL-1.2 for better cohesion"; fi)
$(if [[ "$fix_dependency" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then echo "- Fixed circular dependency in IMPL-3"; fi)
$(if [[ "$add_error_handling" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then echo "- Enhanced error handling requirements in IMPL-2"; fi)
**Backup Location**: $backup_dir
**Analysis Reports**: .verification/VERIFICATION_RESULTS.md
EOF
# Generate modification log
cat > .verification/MODIFICATION_LOG.md << EOF
# Plan Modification Log
## Session: $session
## Date: $(date)
### Applied Modifications
$(echo "Changes applied based on cross-validation analysis")
### Backup Information
- Backup Directory: $backup_dir
- Original Files: IMPL_PLAN.md, .task/*.json
- Restore Command: cp $backup_dir/* ./
### Validation Results
$(echo "All modified files validated successfully")
EOF
echo "Modifications applied successfully!"
echo "Backup created at: $backup_dir"
echo "Modification log: .verification/MODIFICATION_LOG.md"
```
**Change Categories & Implementation**:
**Task Modifications**:
- **Task Merging**: Combine related tasks with dependency updates
- **Task Splitting**: Divide complex tasks with new dependencies
- **Context Enhancement**: Add missing requirements or acceptance criteria
- **Dependency Updates**: Add/remove/modify depends_on relationships
**Plan Enhancements**:
- **Requirements Clarification**: Improve requirement definitions
- **Success Criteria**: Add measurable acceptance criteria
- **Risk Mitigation**: Add risk assessment and mitigation steps
- **Documentation Updates**: Enhance context and documentation
## Session Management ⚠️ CRITICAL
- **⚡ FIRST ACTION**: Check for all `.workflow/.active-*` markers
- **Plan validation**: Ensure active session has completed IMPL_PLAN.md
- **Task readiness**: Verify .task/ directory contains valid task definitions
- **Analysis prerequisites**: Confirm planning analysis artifacts exist
- **Context isolation**: Each session maintains independent verification state
## Error Handling & Recovery
### Verification Phase Errors
| Error | Cause | Resolution |
|-------|-------|------------|
| No active session | Missing `.active-*` markers | Run `/workflow:plan` first |
| Incomplete plan | Missing IMPL_PLAN.md | Complete planning phase |
| No task definitions | Empty .task/ directory | Regenerate tasks |
| Analysis tool failure | Tool execution error | Retry with fallback context |
### Recovery Procedures
**Session Recovery**:
```bash
# Validate session readiness
if [ ! -f ".workflow/$session/IMPL_PLAN.md" ]; then
echo "Plan incomplete - run /workflow:plan first"
exit 1
fi
# Check task definitions exist
if [ ! -d ".workflow/$session/.task/" ] || [ -z "$(ls .workflow/$session/.task/)" ]; then
echo "No task definitions found - regenerate tasks"
exit 1
fi
```
**Analysis Recovery**:
```bash
# Retry failed analysis with reduced context
if [ "$GEMINI_FAILED" = "true" ]; then
echo "Retrying gemini analysis with minimal context..."
fi
# Use fallback analysis if tools unavailable
if [ "$TOOLS_UNAVAILABLE" = "true" ]; then
echo "Using manual validation checklist..."
fi
```
## Usage Examples & Integration
### Complete Verification Workflow
```bash
# 1. After completing planning
/workflow:plan "Build authentication system"
# 2. Verify the plan before execution
/workflow:verify
# 3. Review and approve suggested modifications
# (Interactive prompts guide through approval process)
# 4. Execute verified plan
/workflow:execute
```
### Common Scenarios
#### Quick Verification Check
```bash
/workflow:verify --quick # Basic validation without modifications
```
#### Re-verification After Changes
```bash
/workflow:verify --recheck # Re-run after manual plan modifications
```
#### Verification with Custom Focus
```bash
/workflow:verify --focus=technical # Emphasize technical analysis
/workflow:verify --focus=strategic # Emphasize strategic analysis
```
### Integration Points
- **After Planning**: Use after `/workflow:plan` to validate created plans
- **Before Execution**: Use before `/workflow:execute` to ensure quality
- **Plan Iteration**: Use during iterative planning refinement
- **Quality Assurance**: Use as standard practice for complex workflows
### Key Benefits
- **Early Issue Detection**: Catch problems before implementation starts
- **Dual Perspective**: Both strategic and technical validation
- **Quality Assurance**: Systematic plan evaluation and improvement
- **Risk Mitigation**: Identify potential issues and dependencies
- **User Control**: All changes require explicit approval
- **Non-Destructive**: Original plans preserved with full rollback capability
## Quality Standards
### Analysis Excellence
- **Comprehensive Context**: Both tools receive complete workflow context
- **Independent Analysis**: Tools analyze separately to avoid bias
- **Focused Evaluation**: Each tool evaluates its domain expertise
- **Objective Assessment**: Clear criteria and measurable recommendations
### User Experience Excellence
- **Clear Presentation**: Results displayed in actionable format
- **Informed Decisions**: Impact assessment for all suggested changes
- **Selective Control**: Granular approval of individual modifications
- **Safe Operations**: Full backup and rollback capability
- **Transparent Process**: Complete audit trail of all changes

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---
name: plan
description: Create implementation plans with intelligent input detection
usage: /workflow:plan <input>
argument-hint: "text description"|file.md|ISS-001
description: Orchestrate 4-phase planning workflow by executing commands and passing context between phases
usage: /workflow:plan [--agent] <input>
argument-hint: "[--agent] \"text description\"|file.md|ISS-001"
examples:
- /workflow:plan "Build authentication system"
- /workflow:plan --agent "Build authentication system"
- /workflow:plan requirements.md
- /workflow:plan ISS-001
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Bash(*)
---
# Workflow Plan Command
# Workflow Plan Command (/workflow:plan)
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:plan <input>
## Coordinator Role
**This command is a pure orchestrator**: Execute 4 slash commands in sequence, parse their outputs, pass context between them, and ensure complete execution.
**Execution Flow**:
1. Initialize TodoWrite → Execute Phase 1 → Parse output → Update TodoWrite
2. Execute Phase 2 with Phase 1 data → Parse output → Update TodoWrite
3. Execute Phase 3 with Phase 2 data → Parse output → Update TodoWrite
4. Execute Phase 4 with Phase 3 validation → Update TodoWrite → Return summary
**Execution Modes**:
- **Manual Mode** (default): Use `/workflow:tools:task-generate`
- **Agent Mode** (`--agent`): Use `/workflow:tools:task-generate-agent`
## Core Rules
1. **Start Immediately**: First action is TodoWrite initialization, second action is Phase 1 command execution
2. **No Preliminary Analysis**: Do not read files, analyze structure, or gather context before Phase 1
3. **Parse Every Output**: Extract required data from each command's output for next phase
4. **Sequential Execution**: Each phase depends on previous phase's output
5. **Complete All Phases**: Do not return to user until Phase 4 completes
6. **Track Progress**: Update TodoWrite after every phase completion
## 4-Phase Execution
### Phase 1: Session Discovery
**Command**: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:session:start --auto \"[structured-task-description]\"")`
**Task Description Structure**:
```
GOAL: [Clear, concise objective]
SCOPE: [What's included/excluded]
CONTEXT: [Relevant background or constraints]
```
## Input Detection
- **Files**: `.md/.txt/.json/.yaml/.yml` → Reads content and extracts requirements
- **Issues**: `ISS-*`, `ISSUE-*`, `*-request-*` → Loads issue data and acceptance criteria
- **Text**: Everything else → Parses natural language requirements
## Core Workflow
### Analysis & Planning Process
The command performs comprehensive analysis through:
**0. Pre-Analysis Documentation Check** ⚠️ FIRST STEP
- **Selective documentation loading based on task requirements**:
- **Always check**: `.workflow/docs/README.md` - System navigation and module index
- **For architecture tasks**: `.workflow/docs/architecture/system-design.md`, `module-map.md`
- **For specific modules**: `.workflow/docs/modules/[relevant-module]/overview.md`
- **For API tasks**: `.workflow/docs/api/unified-api.md`
- **Context-driven selection**: Only load documentation relevant to the specific task scope
- **Foundation for analysis**: Use relevant docs to understand affected components and dependencies
**1. Context Gathering & Intelligence Selection**
- Reading relevant CLAUDE.md documentation based on task requirements
- Automatic tool assignment based on complexity:
- **Simple tasks** (≤3 modules): Direct CLI tools with intelligent path navigation and multi-round analysis
```bash
# Analyze specific directory
cd "src/auth" && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze authentication patterns
TASK: Review auth implementation for security patterns
CONTEXT: Focus on JWT handling and user validation
EXPECTED: Security assessment and recommendations
RULES: Focus on security vulnerabilities and best practices
"
# Implement in specific directory
codex -C src/components --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Create user profile component
TASK: Build responsive profile component with form validation
CONTEXT: Use existing component patterns
EXPECTED: Complete component with tests
RULES: Follow existing component architecture
" -s danger-full-access
```
- **Complex tasks** (>3 modules): Specialized task agents with autonomous CLI tool orchestration and cross-module coordination
- Flow control integration with automatic tool selection
**2. Project Structure Analysis** ⚠️ CRITICAL PRE-PLANNING STEP
- **Documentation Context First**: Reference `.workflow/docs/` content from `/workflow:docs` command if available
- **Complexity assessment**: Count total saturated tasks
- **Decomposition strategy**: Flat (≤5) | Hierarchical (6-10) | Re-scope (>10)
- **Module boundaries**: Identify relationships and dependencies using existing documentation
- **File grouping**: Cohesive file sets and target_files generation
- **Pattern recognition**: Existing implementations and conventions
**3. Analysis Artifacts Generated**
- **ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md**: Context analysis, codebase structure, pattern identification, task decomposition
- **Context mapping**: Project structure, dependencies, cohesion groups
- **Implementation strategy**: Tool selection and execution approach
## Implementation Standards
### Context Management & Agent Execution
**Agent Context Loading** ⚠️ CRITICAL
The following pre_analysis steps are generated for agent execution:
```json
// Example pre_analysis steps generated by /workflow:plan for agent execution
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_planning_context",
"action": "Load plan-generated analysis and context",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[session]/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'planning analysis not found')",
"output_to": "planning_context"
},
{
"step": "load_dependencies",
"action": "Retrieve dependency task summaries",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[session]/.summaries/IMPL-[dependency_id]-summary.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'dependency summary not found')",
"output_to": "dependency_context"
},
{
"step": "load_documentation",
"action": "Retrieve relevant documentation based on task scope and requirements",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/docs/README.md $(if [[ \"$TASK_TYPE\" == *\"architecture\"* ]]; then echo .workflow/docs/architecture/*.md; fi) $(if [[ \"$TASK_MODULES\" ]]; then for module in $TASK_MODULES; do echo .workflow/docs/modules/$module/*.md; done; fi) $(if [[ \"$TASK_TYPE\" == *\"api\"* ]]; then echo .workflow/docs/api/*.md; fi) CLAUDE.md README.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'documentation not found')",
"output_to": "doc_context"
},
{
"step": "analyze_patterns",
"action": "Analyze codebase patterns and architecture using CLI tools with directory context",
"command": "bash(cd \"[target_directory]\" && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p \"PURPOSE: Analyze existing patterns TASK: Identify implementation patterns for [task_type] CONTEXT: [planning_context] [dependency_context] EXPECTED: Pattern analysis and recommendations RULES: Focus on architectural consistency\")",
"output_to": "pattern_analysis",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "analyze_implementation",
"action": "Development-focused analysis using Codex when needed",
"command": "bash(codex -C [target_directory] --full-auto exec \"PURPOSE: Analyze implementation patterns TASK: Review development patterns for [task_type] CONTEXT: [planning_context] [dependency_context] EXPECTED: Development strategy and code patterns RULES: Focus on implementation consistency\" -s danger-full-access)",
"output_to": "implementation_analysis",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
}
]
}
**Example**:
```
GOAL: Build JWT-based authentication system
SCOPE: User registration, login, token validation
CONTEXT: Existing user database schema, REST API endpoints
```
**Context Accumulation Guidelines**:
Flow_control design should follow these principles:
1. **Structure Analysis**: Project hierarchy and patterns
2. **Dependency Mapping**: Previous task summaries → inheritance context
3. **Task Context Generation**: Combined analysis → task.context fields
4. **CLI Tool Analysis**: Use Gemini/Codex appropriately for pattern analysis when needed
**Parse Output**:
- Extract: `SESSION_ID: WFS-[id]` (store as `sessionId`)
**Content Sources**:
- Task summaries: `.workflow/WFS-[session]/.summaries/`
- Documentation: `.workflow/docs/`, `CLAUDE.md`, `README.md`, config files
- Analysis artifacts: `.workflow/WFS-[session]/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md`
- Dependency contexts: `.workflow/WFS-[session]/.task/IMPL-*.json`
**Validation**:
- Session ID successfully extracted
- Session directory `.workflow/[sessionId]/` exists
### Task Decomposition Standards
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 1 completed, phase 2 in_progress
**Rules**:
- **Maximum 10 tasks**: Hard limit - exceeding requires re-scoping
- **Function-based**: Complete functional units with related files (logic + UI + tests + config)
- **File cohesion**: Group tightly coupled components in same task
- **Hierarchy**: Flat (≤5 tasks) | Two-level (6-10 tasks) | Re-scope (>10 tasks)
---
### Phase 2: Context Gathering
**Command**: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:tools:context-gather --session [sessionId] \"[structured-task-description]\"")`
### Session Management ⚠️ CRITICAL
- **⚡ FIRST ACTION**: Check for all `.workflow/.active-*` markers before any planning
- **Multiple sessions support**: Different Claude instances can have different active sessions
- **User selection**: If multiple active sessions found, prompt user to select which one to work with
- **Auto-session creation**: `WFS-[topic-slug]` only if no active session exists
- **Session continuity**: MUST use selected active session to maintain context
- **⚠️ Dependency context**: MUST read ALL previous task summary documents from selected session before planning
- **Session isolation**: Each session maintains independent context and state
**Use Same Structured Description**: Pass the same structured format from Phase 1
**Input**: `sessionId` from Phase 1
**Task Patterns**:
- ✅ **Correct (Function-based)**: `IMPL-001: User authentication system` (models + routes + components + middleware + tests)
- ❌ **Wrong (File/step-based)**: `IMPL-001: Create database model`, `IMPL-002: Create API endpoint`
**Parse Output**:
- Extract: context-package.json path (store as `contextPath`)
- Typical pattern: `.workflow/[sessionId]/.context/context-package.json`
## Document Generation
**Validation**:
- Context package path extracted
- File exists and is valid JSON
**Workflow**: Identifier Creation → Folder Structure → IMPL_PLAN.md → .task/IMPL-NNN.json → TODO_LIST.md
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 2 completed, phase 3 in_progress
**Always Created**:
- **IMPL_PLAN.md**: Requirements, task breakdown, success criteria
- **Session state**: Task references and paths
---
**Auto-Created (complexity > simple)**:
- **TODO_LIST.md**: Hierarchical progress tracking
- **.task/*.json**: Individual task definitions with flow_control
- **.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md**: Analysis results and planning artifacts
### Phase 3: Intelligent Analysis
**Command**: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:tools:concept-enhanced --session [sessionId] --context [contextPath]")`
**Document Structure**:
**Input**: `sessionId` from Phase 1, `contextPath` from Phase 2
**Parse Output**:
- Verify ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md created
**Validation**:
- File `.workflow/[sessionId]/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md` exists
- Contains task recommendations section
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 3 completed, phase 4 in_progress
---
### Phase 4: Task Generation
**Command**:
- Manual: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:tools:task-generate --session [sessionId]")`
- Agent: `SlashCommand(command="/workflow:tools:task-generate-agent --session [sessionId]")`
**Input**: `sessionId` from Phase 1
**Validation**:
- `.workflow/[sessionId]/IMPL_PLAN.md` exists
- `.workflow/[sessionId]/.task/IMPL-*.json` exists (at least one)
- `.workflow/[sessionId]/TODO_LIST.md` exists
**TodoWrite**: Mark phase 4 completed
**Return to User**:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic]/
├── IMPL_PLAN.md # Main planning document
├── TODO_LIST.md # Progress tracking (if complex)
├── .process/
│ └── ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md # Analysis results and planning artifacts
└── .task/
├── IMPL-001.json # Task definitions with flow_control
└── IMPL-002.json
Planning complete for session: [sessionId]
Tasks generated: [count]
Plan: .workflow/[sessionId]/IMPL_PLAN.md
Next: /workflow:execute or /workflow:status
```
### IMPL_PLAN.md Structure ⚠️ REQUIRED FORMAT
## TodoWrite Pattern
**File Header** (required)
- **Identifier**: Unique project identifier and session ID, format WFS-[topic]
- **Source**: Input type, e.g. "User requirements analysis"
- **Analysis**: Analysis document reference
```javascript
// Initialize (before Phase 1)
TodoWrite({todos: [
{"content": "Execute session discovery", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Executing session discovery"},
{"content": "Execute context gathering", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing context gathering"},
{"content": "Execute intelligent analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing intelligent analysis"},
{"content": "Execute task generation", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing task generation"}
]})
**Summary** (execution overview)
- Concise description of core requirements and objectives
- Technical direction and implementation approach
// After Phase 1
TodoWrite({todos: [
{"content": "Execute session discovery", "status": "completed", "activeForm": "Executing session discovery"},
{"content": "Execute context gathering", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Executing context gathering"},
{"content": "Execute intelligent analysis", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing intelligent analysis"},
{"content": "Execute task generation", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Executing task generation"}
]})
**Context Analysis** (context analysis)
- **Project** - Project type and architectural patterns
- **Modules** - Involved modules and component list
- **Dependencies** - Dependency mapping and constraints
- **Patterns** - Identified code patterns and conventions
// Continue pattern for Phase 2, 3, 4...
```
**Task Breakdown** (task decomposition)
- **Task Count** - Total task count and complexity level
- **Hierarchy** - Task organization structure (flat/hierarchical)
- **Dependencies** - Inter-task dependency graph
## Input Processing
**Implementation Plan** (implementation plan)
- **Execution Strategy** - Execution strategy and methodology
- **Resource Requirements** - Required resources and tool selection
- **Success Criteria** - Success criteria and acceptance conditions
**Convert User Input to Structured Format**:
1. **Simple Text** → Structure it:
```
User: "Build authentication system"
## Reference Information
Structured:
GOAL: Build authentication system
SCOPE: Core authentication features
CONTEXT: New implementation
```
### Task JSON Schema (5-Field Architecture)
Each task.json uses the workflow-architecture.md 5-field schema:
- **id**: IMPL-N[.M] format (max 2 levels)
- **title**: Descriptive task name
- **status**: pending|active|completed|blocked|container
- **meta**: { type, agent }
- **context**: { requirements, focus_paths, acceptance, parent, depends_on, inherited, shared_context }
- **flow_control**: { pre_analysis[], implementation_approach, target_files[] }
2. **Detailed Text** → Extract components:
```
User: "Add JWT authentication with email/password login and token refresh"
### File Structure Reference
**Architecture**: @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
Structured:
GOAL: Implement JWT-based authentication
SCOPE: Email/password login, token generation, token refresh endpoints
CONTEXT: JWT token-based security, refresh token rotation
```
### Execution Integration
Documents created for `/workflow:execute`:
- **IMPL_PLAN.md**: Context loading and requirements
- **.task/*.json**: Agent implementation context
- **TODO_LIST.md**: Status tracking (container tasks with ▸, leaf tasks with checkboxes)
3. **File Reference** (e.g., `requirements.md`) → Read and structure:
- Read file content
- Extract goal, scope, requirements
- Format into structured description
4. **Issue Reference** (e.g., `ISS-001`) → Read and structure:
- Read issue file
- Extract title as goal
- Extract description as scope/context
- Format into structured description
## Data Flow
```
User Input (task description)
[Convert to Structured Format]
↓ Structured Description:
↓ GOAL: [objective]
↓ SCOPE: [boundaries]
↓ CONTEXT: [background]
Phase 1: session:start --auto "structured-description"
↓ Output: sessionId
↓ Session Memory: Previous tasks, context, artifacts
Phase 2: context-gather --session sessionId "structured-description"
↓ Input: sessionId + session memory + structured description
↓ Output: contextPath (context-package.json)
Phase 3: concept-enhanced --session sessionId --context contextPath
↓ Input: sessionId + contextPath + session memory
↓ Output: ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
Phase 4: task-generate[--agent] --session sessionId
↓ Input: sessionId + ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md + session memory
↓ Output: IMPL_PLAN.md, task JSONs, TODO_LIST.md
Return summary to user
```
**Session Memory Flow**: Each phase receives session ID, which provides access to:
- Previous task summaries
- Existing context and analysis
- Brainstorming artifacts
- Session-specific configuration
**Structured Description Benefits**:
- **Clarity**: Clear separation of goal, scope, and context
- **Consistency**: Same format across all phases
- **Traceability**: Easy to track what was requested
- **Precision**: Better context gathering and analysis
## Error Handling
- **Vague input**: Auto-reject ("fix it", "make better", etc.)
- **File not found**: Clear suggestions
- **>10 tasks**: Force re-scoping into iterations
## Planning-Only Constraint
This command creates implementation plans but does not execute them.
Use `/workflow:execute` for actual implementation.
- **Parsing Failure**: If output parsing fails, retry command once, then report error
- **Validation Failure**: If validation fails, report which file/data is missing
- **Command Failure**: Keep phase `in_progress`, report error to user, do not proceed
## Coordinator Checklist
✅ **Pre-Phase**: Convert user input to structured format (GOAL/SCOPE/CONTEXT)
✅ Initialize TodoWrite before any command
✅ Execute Phase 1 immediately with structured description
✅ Parse session ID from Phase 1 output
✅ Pass session ID and structured description to Phase 2 command
✅ Parse context path from Phase 2 output
✅ Pass session ID and context path to Phase 3 command
✅ Verify ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md after Phase 3
✅ Select correct Phase 4 command based on --agent flag
✅ Pass session ID to Phase 4 command
✅ Verify all Phase 4 outputs
✅ Update TodoWrite after each phase
✅ Return summary only after Phase 4 completes
## Structure Template Reference
**Minimal Structure**:
```
GOAL: [What to achieve]
SCOPE: [What's included]
CONTEXT: [Relevant info]
```
**Detailed Structure** (optional, when more context available):
```
GOAL: [Primary objective]
SCOPE: [Included features/components]
CONTEXT: [Existing system, constraints, dependencies]
REQUIREMENTS: [Specific technical requirements]
CONSTRAINTS: [Limitations or boundaries]
```
**Usage in Commands**:
```bash
# Phase 1
/workflow:session:start --auto "GOAL: Build authentication\nSCOPE: JWT, login, registration\nCONTEXT: REST API"
# Phase 2
/workflow:tools:context-gather --session WFS-123 "GOAL: Build authentication\nSCOPE: JWT, login, registration\nCONTEXT: REST API"
```

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---
name: resume
description: Intelligent workflow resumption with automatic interruption point detection
usage: /workflow:resume [options]
argument-hint: [--from TASK-ID] [--retry] [--skip TASK-ID] [--force]
description: Intelligent workflow session resumption with automatic progress analysis
usage: /workflow:resume "<session-id>"
argument-hint: "session-id for workflow session to resume"
examples:
- /workflow:resume
- /workflow:resume --from impl-1.2
- /workflow:resume --retry impl-1.1
- /workflow:resume --skip impl-2.1 --from impl-2.2
- /workflow:resume "WFS-user-auth"
- /workflow:resume "WFS-api-integration"
- /workflow:resume "WFS-database-migration"
allowed-tools: SlashCommand(*), TodoWrite(*), Read(*), Bash(*)
---
# Workflow Resume Command (/workflow:resume)
## Overview
Intelligently resumes interrupted workflows with automatic detection of interruption points, context restoration, and flexible recovery strategies. Maintains execution continuity while adapting to various interruption scenarios.
## Core Principles
**File Structure:** @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
**Dependency Context Rules:**
- **For tasks with dependencies**: MUST read previous task summary documents before resuming
- **Context inheritance**: Use dependency summaries to maintain consistency and avoid duplicate work
# Sequential Workflow Resume Command
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:resume [--from TASK-ID] [--retry] [--skip TASK-ID] [--force]
/workflow:resume "<session-id>"
```
### Recovery Options
## Purpose
**Sequential command coordination for workflow resumption** by first analyzing current session status, then continuing execution with special resume context. This command orchestrates intelligent session resumption through two-step process.
#### Automatic Recovery (Default)
## Command Coordination Workflow
### Phase 1: Status Analysis
1. **Call status command**: Execute `/workflow:status` to analyze current session state
2. **Verify session information**: Check session ID, progress, and current task status
3. **Identify resume point**: Determine where workflow was interrupted
### Phase 2: Resume Execution
1. **Call execute with resume flag**: Execute `/workflow:execute --resume-session="{session-id}"`
2. **Pass session context**: Provide analyzed session information to execute command
3. **Direct agent execution**: Skip discovery phase, directly enter TodoWrite and agent execution
## Implementation Protocol
### Sequential Command Execution
```bash
/workflow:resume
```
**Behavior**:
- Auto-detects interruption point from task statuses
- Resumes from first incomplete task in dependency order
- Rebuilds agent context automatically
# Phase 1: Analyze current session status
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:status")
#### Targeted Recovery
```bash
/workflow:resume --from impl-1.2
```
**Behavior**:
- Resumes from specific task ID
- Validates dependencies are met
- Updates subsequent task readiness
#### Retry Failed Tasks
```bash
/workflow:resume --retry impl-1.1
```
**Behavior**:
- Retries previously failed task
- Analyzes failure context
- Applies enhanced error handling
#### Skip Blocked Tasks
```bash
/workflow:resume --skip impl-2.1 --from impl-2.2
```
**Behavior**:
- Marks specified task as skipped
- Continues execution from target task
- Adjusts dependency chain
#### Force Recovery
```bash
/workflow:resume --force
```
**Behavior**:
- Bypasses dependency validation
- Forces execution regardless of task states
- For emergency recovery scenarios
## Interruption Detection Logic
### Session State Analysis
```
Interruption Analysis:
├── Load active session from .workflow/.active-* marker
├── Read workflow-session.json for last execution state
├── Scan .task/ directory for task statuses
├── Analyze TODO_LIST.md progress markers
├── Check .summaries/ for completion records
└── Detect interruption point and failure patterns
# Phase 2: Resume execution with special flag
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:execute --resume-session=\"{session-id}\"")
```
**Detection Criteria**:
- **Normal Interruption**: Last task marked as "in_progress" without completion
- **Failure Interruption**: Task marked as "failed" with error context
- **Dependency Interruption**: Tasks blocked due to failed dependencies
- **Agent Interruption**: Agent execution terminated without status update
### Context Restoration Process
```json
{
"interruption_analysis": {
"session_id": "WFS-user-auth",
"last_active_task": "impl-1.2",
"interruption_type": "agent_timeout",
"interruption_time": "2025-09-15T14:30:00Z",
"affected_tasks": ["impl-1.2", "impl-1.3"],
"pending_dependencies": [],
"recovery_strategy": "retry_with_enhanced_context"
},
"execution_state": {
"completed_tasks": ["impl-1.1"],
"failed_tasks": [],
"in_progress_tasks": ["impl-1.2"],
"pending_tasks": ["impl-1.3", "impl-2.1"],
"skipped_tasks": [],
"blocked_tasks": []
}
}
```
## Resume Execution Flow
### 1. Session Discovery & Validation
```
Session Validation:
├── Verify active session exists (.workflow/.active-*)
├── Load session metadata (workflow-session.json)
├── Validate task files integrity (.task/*.json)
├── Check IMPL_PLAN.md consistency
└── Rebuild execution context
```
**Validation Checks**:
- **Session Integrity**: All required files present and readable
- **Task Consistency**: Task JSON files match TODO_LIST.md entries
- **Dependency Chain**: Task dependencies are logically consistent
- **Agent Context**: Previous agent outputs available in .summaries/
### 2. Interruption Point Analysis
```pseudo
function detect_interruption():
last_execution = read_session_state()
task_statuses = scan_task_files()
for task in dependency_order:
if task.status == "in_progress" and no_completion_summary():
return InterruptionPoint(task, "agent_interruption")
elif task.status == "failed":
return InterruptionPoint(task, "task_failure")
elif task.status == "pending" and dependencies_met(task):
return InterruptionPoint(task, "ready_to_execute")
return InterruptionPoint(null, "workflow_complete")
```
### 3. Context Reconstruction
**Agent Context Rebuilding**:
```bash
# Reconstruct complete agent context from interruption point
Task(subagent_type="code-developer",
prompt="[RESUME_CONTEXT] [FLOW_CONTROL] Resume impl-1.2: Implement JWT authentication
RESUMPTION CONTEXT:
- Interruption Type: agent_timeout
- Previous Attempt: 2025-09-15T14:30:00Z
- Completed Tasks: impl-1.1 (auth schema design)
- Current Task State: in_progress
- Recovery Strategy: retry_with_enhanced_context
- Interrupted at Flow Step: analyze_patterns
AVAILABLE CONTEXT:
- Completed Task Summaries: .workflow/WFS-user-auth/.summaries/impl-1.1-summary.md
- Previous Progress: Check .workflow/WFS-user-auth/TODO_LIST.md for partial completion
- Task Definition: .workflow/WFS-user-auth/.task/impl-1.2.json
- Session State: .workflow/WFS-user-auth/workflow-session.json
FLOW CONTROL RECOVERY:
Resume from step: analyze_patterns
$(cat .workflow/WFS-user-auth/.task/impl-1.2.json | jq -r '.flow_control.pre_analysis[] | "- Step: " + .step + " | Action: " + .action + " | Command: " + .command')
CONTEXT RECOVERY STEPS:
1. MANDATORY: Read previous task summary documents for all dependencies
2. Load dependency summaries from context.depends_on
3. Restore previous step outputs if available
4. Resume from interrupted flow control step
5. Execute remaining steps with accumulated context
6. Generate comprehensive summary with dependency outputs
Focus Paths: $(cat .workflow/WFS-user-auth/.task/impl-1.2.json | jq -r '.context.focus_paths[]')
Target Files: $(cat .workflow/WFS-user-auth/.task/impl-1.2.json | jq -r '.flow_control.target_files[]')
IMPORTANT:
1. Resume flow control from interrupted step with error recovery
2. Ensure context continuity through step chain
3. Create enhanced summary for dependent tasks
4. Update progress tracking upon successful completion",
description="Resume interrupted task with flow control step recovery")
```
### 4. Resume Coordination with TodoWrite
**Always First**: Update TodoWrite with resumption plan
```markdown
# Workflow Resume Coordination
*Session: WFS-[topic-slug] - RESUMPTION*
## Interruption Analysis
- **Interruption Point**: impl-1.2 (JWT implementation)
- **Interruption Type**: agent_timeout
- **Last Activity**: 2025-09-15T14:30:00Z
- **Recovery Strategy**: retry_with_enhanced_context
## Resume Execution Plan
- [x] **TASK-001**: [Completed] Design auth schema (impl-1.1)
- [ ] **TASK-002**: [RESUME] [Agent: code-developer] [FLOW_CONTROL] Implement JWT authentication (impl-1.2)
- [ ] **TASK-003**: [Pending] [Agent: code-review-agent] Review implementations (impl-1.3)
- [ ] **TASK-004**: Update session state and mark workflow complete
**Resume Markers**:
- [RESUME] = Task being resumed from interruption point
- [RETRY] = Task being retried after failure
- [SKIP] = Task marked as skipped in recovery
```
## Recovery Strategies
### Strategy Selection Matrix
| Interruption Type | Default Strategy | Alternative Options |
|------------------|------------------|-------------------|
| Agent Timeout | retry_with_enhanced_context | skip_and_continue, manual_review |
| Task Failure | analyze_and_retry | skip_task, force_continue |
| Dependency Block | resolve_dependencies | skip_blockers, manual_intervention |
| Context Loss | rebuild_full_context | partial_recovery, restart_from_checkpoint |
### Enhanced Context Recovery
```bash
# For agent timeout or context loss scenarios
1. Load all completion summaries
2. Analyze current codebase state
3. Compare against expected task progress
4. Rebuild comprehensive agent context
5. Resume with enhanced error handling
```
### Failure Analysis Recovery
```bash
# For task failure scenarios
1. Parse failure logs and error context
2. Identify root cause (code, dependency, logic)
3. Apply targeted recovery strategy
4. Retry with failure-specific enhancements
5. Escalate to manual review if repeated failures
```
### Dependency Resolution Recovery
```bash
# For dependency block scenarios
1. Analyze blocked dependency chain
2. Identify minimum viable completion set
3. Offer skip options for non-critical dependencies
4. Resume with adjusted execution plan
```
## Status Synchronization
### Task Status Updates
```json
// Before resumption
{
"id": "impl-1.2",
"status": "in_progress",
"execution": {
"attempts": 1,
"last_attempt": "2025-09-15T14:30:00Z",
"interruption_reason": "agent_timeout"
}
}
// After successful resumption
{
"id": "impl-1.2",
"status": "completed",
"execution": {
"attempts": 2,
"last_attempt": "2025-09-15T15:45:00Z",
"completion_time": "2025-09-15T15:45:00Z",
"recovery_strategy": "retry_with_enhanced_context"
}
}
```
### Session State Updates
```json
{
"current_phase": "EXECUTE",
"last_execute_run": "2025-09-15T15:45:00Z",
"resume_count": 1,
"interruption_history": [
### Progress Tracking
```javascript
TodoWrite({
todos: [
{
"timestamp": "2025-09-15T14:30:00Z",
"reason": "agent_timeout",
"affected_task": "impl-1.2",
"recovery_strategy": "retry_with_enhanced_context"
content: "Analyze current session status and progress",
status: "in_progress",
activeForm: "Analyzing session status"
},
{
content: "Resume workflow execution with session context",
status: "pending",
activeForm: "Resuming workflow execution"
}
]
}
});
```
## Error Handling & Recovery
## Resume Information Flow
### Detection Failures
```bash
# No active session
❌ No active workflow session found
→ Use: /workflow:session:start or /workflow:plan first
### Status Analysis Results
The `/workflow:status` command provides:
- **Session ID**: Current active session identifier
- **Current Progress**: Completed, in-progress, and pending tasks
- **Interruption Point**: Last executed task and next pending task
- **Session State**: Overall workflow status
# Corrupted session state
⚠️ Session state corrupted or inconsistent
→ Use: /workflow:resume --force for emergency recovery
### Execute Command Context
The special `--resume-session` flag tells `/workflow:execute`:
- **Skip Discovery**: Don't search for sessions, use provided session ID
- **Direct Execution**: Go straight to TodoWrite generation and agent launching
- **Context Restoration**: Use existing session state and summaries
- **Resume Point**: Continue from identified interruption point
# Task dependency conflicts
❌ Task dependency chain has conflicts
→ Use: /workflow:resume --skip [task-id] to bypass blockers
```
## Error Handling
### Recovery Failures
```bash
# Repeated task failures
❌ Task impl-1.2 failed 3 times
→ Manual Review Required: Check .summaries/impl-1.2-failure-analysis.md
→ Use: /workflow:resume --skip impl-1.2 to continue
### Session Validation Failures
- **Session not found**: Report missing session, suggest available sessions
- **Session inactive**: Recommend activating session first
- **Status command fails**: Retry once, then report analysis failure
# Agent context reconstruction failures
⚠️ Cannot rebuild agent context for impl-1.2
→ Use: /workflow:resume --force --from impl-1.3 to skip problematic task
### Execute Resumption Failures
- **No pending tasks**: Report workflow completion status
- **Execute command fails**: Report resumption failure, suggest manual intervention
# Critical dependency failures
❌ Critical dependency impl-1.1 failed validation
→ Use: /workflow:plan to regenerate tasks or manual intervention required
```
## Success Criteria
1. **Status analysis complete**: Session state properly analyzed and reported
2. **Execute command launched**: Resume execution started with proper context
3. **Agent coordination**: TodoWrite and agent execution initiated successfully
4. **Context preservation**: Session state and progress properly maintained
## Advanced Resume Features
### Step-Level Recovery
- **Flow Control Interruption Detection**: Identify which flow control step was interrupted
- **Step Context Restoration**: Restore accumulated context up to interruption point
- **Partial Step Recovery**: Resume from specific flow control step
- **Context Chain Validation**: Verify context continuity through step sequence
#### Step-Level Resume Options
```bash
# Resume from specific flow control step
/workflow:resume --from-step analyze_patterns impl-1.2
# Retry specific step with enhanced context
/workflow:resume --retry-step gather_context impl-1.2
# Skip failing step and continue with next
/workflow:resume --skip-step analyze_patterns impl-1.2
```
### Enhanced Context Recovery
- **Dependency Summary Integration**: Automatic loading of prerequisite task summaries
- **Variable State Restoration**: Restore step output variables from previous execution
- **Command State Recovery**: Detect partial command execution and resume appropriately
- **Error Context Preservation**: Maintain error information for improved retry strategies
### Checkpoint System
- **Step-Level Checkpoints**: Created after each successful flow control step
- **Context State Snapshots**: Save variable states at each checkpoint
- **Rollback Capability**: Option to resume from previous valid step checkpoint
### Parallel Task Recovery
```bash
# Resume multiple independent tasks simultaneously
/workflow:resume --parallel --from impl-2.1,impl-3.1
```
### Resume with Analysis Refresh
```bash
# Resume with updated project analysis
/workflow:resume --refresh-analysis --from impl-1.2
```
### Conditional Resume
```bash
# Resume only if specific conditions are met
/workflow:resume --if-dependencies-met --from impl-1.3
```
## Integration Points
### Automatic Behaviors
- **Interruption Detection**: Continuous monitoring during execution
- **Context Preservation**: Automatic context saving at task boundaries
- **Recovery Planning**: Dynamic strategy selection based on interruption type
- **Progress Restoration**: Seamless continuation of TodoWrite coordination
### Next Actions
```bash
# After successful resumption
/context # View updated workflow status
/workflow:execute # Continue normal execution
/workflow:review # Move to review phase when complete
```
## Resume Command Workflow Integration
```mermaid
graph TD
A[/workflow:resume] --> B[Detect Active Session]
B --> C[Analyze Interruption Point]
C --> D[Select Recovery Strategy]
D --> E[Rebuild Agent Context]
E --> F[Update TodoWrite Plan]
F --> G[Execute Resume Coordination]
G --> H[Monitor & Update Status]
H --> I[Continue Normal Workflow]
```
**System ensures**: Robust workflow continuity with intelligent interruption handling and seamless recovery integration.
---
*Sequential command coordination for workflow session resumption*

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name: complete
description: Mark the active workflow session as complete and remove active flag
usage: /workflow:session:complete
examples:
- /workflow:session:complete
- /workflow:session:complete --detailed
---
# Complete Workflow Session (/workflow:session:complete)
## Purpose
## Overview
Mark the currently active workflow session as complete, update its status, and remove the active flag marker.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:complete
/workflow:session:complete # Complete current active session
/workflow:session:complete --detailed # Show detailed completion summary
```
## Behavior
## Implementation Flow
### Session Completion Process
1. **Locate Active Session**: Find current active session via `.workflow/.active-*` marker file
2. **Update Session Status**: Modify `workflow-session.json` with completion data
3. **Remove Active Flag**: Delete `.workflow/.active-[session-name]` marker file
4. **Generate Summary**: Display completion report and statistics
### Status Updates
Updates `workflow-session.json` with:
- **status**: "completed"
- **completed_at**: Current timestamp
- **final_phase**: Current phase at completion
- **completion_type**: "manual" (distinguishes from automatic completion)
### State Preservation
Preserves all session data:
- Implementation plans and documents
- Task execution history
- Generated artifacts and reports
- Session configuration and metadata
## Completion Summary Display
### Session Overview
```
✅ Session Completed: WFS-oauth-integration
Description: Implement OAuth2 authentication
Created: 2025-09-07 14:30:00
Completed: 2025-09-12 16:45:00
Duration: 5 days, 2 hours, 15 minutes
Final Phase: IMPLEMENTATION
```
### Progress Summary
```
📊 Session Statistics:
- Tasks completed: 5/5 (100%)
- Files modified: 12
- Tests created: 8
- Documentation updated: 3 files
- Average task duration: 2.5 hours
```
### Generated Artifacts
```
📄 Session Artifacts:
✅ IMPL_PLAN.md (Complete implementation plan)
✅ TODO_LIST.md (Final task status)
✅ .task/ (5 completed task files)
📊 reports/ (Session reports available)
```
### Archive Information
```
🗂️ Session Archive:
Directory: .workflow/WFS-oauth-integration/
Status: Completed and archived
Access: Use /context WFS-oauth-integration for review
```
## No Active Session
If no active session exists:
```
⚠️ No Active Session to Complete
Available Options:
- View all sessions: /workflow:session:list
- Start new session: /workflow:session:start "task description"
- Resume paused session: /workflow:session:resume
```
## Next Steps Suggestions
After completion, displays contextual actions:
```
🎯 What's Next:
- View session archive: /context WFS-oauth-integration
- Start related session: /workflow:session:start "build on OAuth work"
- Review all sessions: /workflow:session:list
- Create project report: /workflow/report
```
## Error Handling
### Common Error Scenarios
- **No active session**: Clear message with alternatives
- **Corrupted session state**: Validates before completion, offers recovery
- **File system issues**: Handles permissions and access problems
- **Incomplete tasks**: Warns about unfinished work, allows forced completion
### Validation Checks
Before completing, verifies:
- Session directory exists and is accessible
- `workflow-session.json` is valid and readable
- Marker file exists and matches session
- No critical errors in session state
### Forced Completion
For problematic sessions:
### Step 1: Find Active Session
```bash
# Option to force completion despite issues
/workflow:session:complete --force
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1
```
## Integration with Workflow System
### Session Lifecycle
Completes the session workflow:
- INIT → PLAN → IMPLEMENT → **COMPLETE**
- Maintains session history for reference
- Preserves all artifacts and documentation
### TodoWrite Integration
- Synchronizes final TODO state
- Marks all remaining tasks as archived
- Preserves task history in session directory
### Context System
- Session remains accessible via `/context <session-id>`
- All documents and reports remain available
- Can be referenced for future sessions
## Command Variations
### Basic Completion
### Step 2: Get Session Name
```bash
/workflow:session:complete
basename .workflow/.active-WFS-session-name | sed 's/^\.active-//'
```
### With Summary Options
### Step 3: Update Session Status
```bash
/workflow:session:complete --detailed # Show detailed statistics
/workflow:session:complete --quiet # Minimal output
/workflow:session:complete --force # Force completion despite issues
jq '.status = "completed"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
## Session State After Completion
### Directory Structure Preserved
```
.workflow/WFS-[session-name]/
├── workflow-session.json # Updated with completion data
├── IMPL_PLAN.md # Preserved
├── TODO_LIST.md # Final state preserved
├── .task/ # All task files preserved
└── reports/ # Generated reports preserved
### Step 4: Add Completion Timestamp
```bash
jq '.completed_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Session JSON Example
```json
{
"id": "WFS-oauth-integration",
"description": "Implement OAuth2 authentication",
"status": "completed",
"created_at": "2025-09-07T14:30:00Z",
"completed_at": "2025-09-12T16:45:00Z",
"completion_type": "manual",
"final_phase": "IMPLEMENTATION",
"tasks_completed": 5,
"tasks_total": 5
}
### Step 5: Count Final Statistics
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.task/*.json 2>/dev/null | wc -l
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.summaries/*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l
```
---
### Step 6: Remove Active Marker
```bash
rm .workflow/.active-WFS-session-name
```
**Result**: Current active session is marked as complete, archived, and no longer active. All session data is preserved for future reference.
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
- **Find active session**: `ls .workflow/.active-*`
- **Get session name**: `basename marker | sed 's/^\.active-//'`
- **Update status**: `jq '.status = "completed"' session.json > temp.json`
- **Add timestamp**: `jq '.completed_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"'`
- **Count tasks**: `ls .task/*.json | wc -l`
- **Count completed**: `ls .summaries/*.md | wc -l`
- **Remove marker**: `rm .workflow/.active-session`
### Completion Result
```
Session WFS-user-auth completed
- Status: completed
- Started: 2025-09-15T10:00:00Z
- Completed: 2025-09-15T16:30:00Z
- Duration: 6h 30m
- Total tasks: 8
- Completed tasks: 8
- Success rate: 100%
```
### Detailed Summary (--detailed flag)
```
Session Completion Summary:
├── Session: WFS-user-auth
├── Project: User authentication system
├── Total time: 6h 30m
├── Tasks completed: 8/8 (100%)
├── Files generated: 24 files
├── Summaries created: 8 summaries
├── Status: All tasks completed successfully
└── Location: .workflow/WFS-user-auth/
```
### Error Handling
```bash
# No active session
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null || echo "No active session found"
# Incomplete tasks
task_count=$(ls .task/*.json | wc -l)
summary_count=$(ls .summaries/*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
test $task_count -eq $summary_count || echo "Warning: Not all tasks completed"
```
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:session:list` - View all sessions including completed
- `/workflow:session:start` - Start new session
- `/workflow:status` - Check completion status before completing

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name: list
description: List all workflow sessions with status
usage: /workflow:session:list
examples:
- /workflow:session:list
---
# List Workflow Sessions (/workflow/session/list)
# List Workflow Sessions (/workflow:session:list)
## Purpose
## Overview
Display all workflow sessions with their current status, progress, and metadata.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow/session/list
/workflow:session:list # Show all sessions with status
```
## Output Format
## Implementation Flow
### Active Session (Highlighted)
### Step 1: Find All Sessions
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-* 2>/dev/null
```
### Step 2: Check Active Session
```bash
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1
```
### Step 3: Read Session Metadata
```bash
jq -r '.session_id, .status, .project' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Step 4: Count Task Progress
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.task/*.json 2>/dev/null | wc -l
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.summaries/*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l
```
### Step 5: Get Creation Time
```bash
jq -r '.created_at // "unknown"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
- **List sessions**: `ls .workflow/WFS-*`
- **Find active**: `ls .workflow/.active-*`
- **Read session data**: `jq -r '.session_id, .status' session.json`
- **Count tasks**: `ls .task/*.json | wc -l`
- **Count completed**: `ls .summaries/*.md | wc -l`
- **Get timestamp**: `jq -r '.created_at' session.json`
## Simple Output Format
### Session List Display
```
Workflow Sessions:
✅ WFS-oauth-integration (ACTIVE)
Description: Implement OAuth2 authentication
Phase: IMPLEMENTATION
Created: 2025-09-07 14:30:00
Directory: .workflow/WFS-oauth-integration/
Progress: 3/5 tasks completed
Project: OAuth2 authentication system
Status: active
Progress: 3/8 tasks completed
Created: 2025-09-15T10:30:00Z
⏸️ WFS-user-profile (PAUSED)
Project: User profile management
Status: paused
Progress: 1/5 tasks completed
Created: 2025-09-14T14:15:00Z
📁 WFS-database-migration (COMPLETED)
Project: Database schema migration
Status: completed
Progress: 4/4 tasks completed
Created: 2025-09-13T09:00:00Z
Total: 3 sessions (1 active, 1 paused, 1 completed)
```
### Paused Sessions
```
⏸️ WFS-user-profile (PAUSED)
Description: Build user profile management
Phase: PLANNING
Created: 2025-09-06 10:15:00
Last active: 2025-09-07 09:20:00
Directory: .workflow/WFS-user-profile/
### Status Indicators
- **✅**: Active session
- **⏸️**: Paused session
- **📁**: Completed session
- **❌**: Error/corrupted session
### Quick Commands
```bash
# Count all sessions
ls .workflow/WFS-* | wc -l
# Show only active
ls .workflow/.active-* | basename | sed 's/^\.active-//'
# Show recent sessions
ls -t .workflow/WFS-*/workflow-session.json | head -3
```
### Completed Sessions
```
✅ WFS-bug-fix-123 (COMPLETED)
Description: Fix login security vulnerability
Completed: 2025-09-05 16:45:00
Directory: .workflow/WFS-bug-fix-123/
```
## Status Indicators
- **✅ ACTIVE**: Currently active session (has marker file)
- **⏸️ PAUSED**: Session paused, can be resumed
- **✅ COMPLETED**: Session finished successfully
- **❌ FAILED**: Session ended with errors
- **🔄 INTERRUPTED**: Session was interrupted unexpectedly
## Session Discovery
Searches for:
- `.workflow/WFS-*` directories
- Reads `workflow-session.json` from each
- Checks for `.active-*` marker files
- Sorts by last activity date
## Quick Actions
For each session, shows available actions:
- **Resume**: `/workflow/session/resume` (paused sessions)
- **Switch**: `/workflow/session/switch <session-id>`
- **View**: `/context <session-id>`
## Empty State
If no sessions exist:
```
No workflow sessions found.
Create a new session:
/workflow/session/start "your task description"
```
## Error Handling
- **Directory access**: Handles permission issues
- **Corrupted sessions**: Shows warning but continues listing
- **Missing metadata**: Shows partial info with warnings
---
**Result**: Complete overview of all workflow sessions and their current state
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:session:start` - Create new session
- `/workflow:session:switch` - Switch to different session
- `/workflow:session:status` - Detailed session info

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name: pause
description: Pause the active workflow session
usage: /workflow:session:pause
examples:
- /workflow:session:pause
---
# Pause Workflow Session (/workflow:session:pause)
## Purpose
## Overview
Pause the currently active workflow session, saving all state for later resumption.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:pause
/workflow:session:pause # Pause current active session
```
## Behavior
## Implementation Flow
### State Preservation
- Saves complete session state to `workflow-session.json`
- Preserves context across all phases
- Maintains TodoWrite synchronization
- Creates checkpoint timestamp
### Active Session Handling
- Removes `.workflow/.active-[session-name]` marker file
- Session becomes paused (no longer active)
- Other commands will work in temporary mode
### Context Saved
- Current phase and progress
- Generated documents and artifacts
- Task execution state
- Agent context and history
## Status Update
Updates session status to:
- **status**: "paused"
- **paused_at**: Current timestamp
- **resumable**: true
## Output
Displays:
- Session ID that was paused
- Current phase and progress
- Resume instructions
- Session directory location
## Resume Instructions
Shows how to resume:
### Step 1: Find Active Session
```bash
/workflow:session:resume # Resume this session
/workflow:session:list # View all sessions
/workflow:session:switch <id> # Switch to different session
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1
```
## Error Handling
- **No active session**: Clear message that no session is active
- **Save errors**: Handles file system issues gracefully
- **State corruption**: Validates session state before saving
### Step 2: Get Session Name
```bash
basename .workflow/.active-WFS-session-name | sed 's/^\.active-//'
```
---
### Step 3: Update Session Status
```bash
jq '.status = "paused"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
**Result**: Active session is safely paused and can be resumed later
### Step 4: Add Pause Timestamp
```bash
jq '.paused_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Step 5: Remove Active Marker
```bash
rm .workflow/.active-WFS-session-name
```
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
- **Find active session**: `ls .workflow/.active-*`
- **Get session name**: `basename marker | sed 's/^\.active-//'`
- **Update status**: `jq '.status = "paused"' session.json > temp.json`
- **Add timestamp**: `jq '.paused_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"'`
- **Remove marker**: `rm .workflow/.active-session`
### Pause Result
```
Session WFS-user-auth paused
- Status: paused
- Paused at: 2025-09-15T14:30:00Z
- Tasks preserved: 8 tasks
- Can resume with: /workflow:session:resume
```
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:session:resume` - Resume paused session
- `/workflow:session:list` - Show all sessions including paused
- `/workflow:session:status` - Check session state

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name: resume
description: Resume the most recently paused workflow session
usage: /workflow:session:resume
examples:
- /workflow:session:resume
---
# Resume Workflow Session (/workflow:session:resume)
## Purpose
## Overview
Resume the most recently paused workflow session, restoring all context and state.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:resume
/workflow:session:resume # Resume most recent paused session
```
## Resume Logic
## Implementation Flow
### Session Detection
- Finds most recently paused session
- Loads session state from `workflow-session.json`
- Validates session integrity
### Step 1: Find Paused Sessions
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-* 2>/dev/null
```
### State Restoration
- Creates `.workflow/.active-[session-name]` marker file
- Loads current phase from session state
- Restores appropriate agent context
- Continues from exact interruption point
### Step 2: Check Session Status
```bash
jq -r '.status' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Context Continuity
- Restores TodoWrite state
- Loads phase-specific context
- Maintains full audit trail
- Preserves document references
### Step 3: Find Most Recent Paused
```bash
ls -t .workflow/WFS-*/workflow-session.json | head -1
```
## Phase-Specific Resume
### Step 4: Update Session Status
```bash
jq '.status = "active"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Planning Phase
- Resumes planning document generation
- Maintains requirement analysis progress
- Continues task breakdown where left off
### Step 5: Add Resume Timestamp
```bash
jq '.resumed_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"' .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Implementation Phase
- Resumes task execution state
- Maintains agent coordination
- Continues from current task
### Step 6: Create Active Marker
```bash
touch .workflow/.active-WFS-session-name
```
### Review Phase
- Resumes validation process
- Maintains quality checks
- Continues review workflow
## Simple Bash Commands
## Session Validation
Before resuming, validates:
- Session directory exists
- Required documents present
- State consistency
- No corruption detected
### Basic Operations
- **List sessions**: `ls .workflow/WFS-*`
- **Check status**: `jq -r '.status' session.json`
- **Find recent**: `ls -t .workflow/*/workflow-session.json | head -1`
- **Update status**: `jq '.status = "active"' session.json > temp.json`
- **Add timestamp**: `jq '.resumed_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"'`
- **Create marker**: `touch .workflow/.active-session`
## Output
Displays:
- Resumed session ID and description
- Current phase and progress
- Available next actions
- Session directory location
### Resume Result
```
Session WFS-user-auth resumed
- Status: active
- Paused at: 2025-09-15T14:30:00Z
- Resumed at: 2025-09-15T15:45:00Z
- Ready for: /workflow:execute
```
## Error Handling
- **No paused sessions**: Lists available sessions to switch to
- **Corrupted session**: Attempts recovery or suggests manual repair
- **Directory missing**: Clear error with recovery options
- **State inconsistency**: Validates and repairs where possible
## Next Actions
After resuming:
- Use `/context` to view current session state
- Continue with phase-appropriate commands
- Check TodoWrite status for next steps
---
**Result**: Previously paused session is now active and ready to continue
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:session:pause` - Pause current session
- `/workflow:execute` - Continue workflow execution
- `/workflow:session:list` - Show all sessions

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---
name: start
description: Start a new workflow session
usage: /workflow:session:start "task description"
description: Discover existing sessions or start a new workflow session with intelligent session management
usage: /workflow:session:start [--auto|--new] [task_description]
argument-hint: [--auto|--new] [optional: task description for new session]
examples:
- /workflow:session:start "implement OAuth2 authentication"
- /workflow:session:start "fix login bug"
- /workflow:session:start
- /workflow:session:start --auto "implement OAuth2 authentication"
- /workflow:session:start --new "fix login bug"
---
# Start Workflow Session (/workflow:session:start)
## Purpose
Initialize a new workflow session for the given task description.
## Overview
Manages workflow sessions with three operation modes: discovery (manual), auto (intelligent), and force-new.
## Usage
## Mode 1: Discovery Mode (Default)
### Usage
```bash
/workflow/session/start "task description"
/workflow:session:start
```
## Automatic Behaviors
### Session Creation
- Generates unique session ID: WFS-[topic-slug]
- Creates `.workflow/.active-[session-name]` marker file
- Deactivates any existing active session
### Complexity Detection
Automatically determines complexity based on task description:
- **Simple**: Single module, <5 tasks
- **Medium**: Multiple modules, 5-15 tasks
- **Complex**: Large scope, >15 tasks
### Directory Structure
Creates session directory with:
```
.workflow/WFS-[topic-slug]/
├── workflow-session.json # Session metadata
├── IMPL_PLAN.md # Initial planning template
├── .task/ # Task management
└── reports/ # Report generation
### Step 1: Check Active Sessions
```bash
bash(ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null)
```
### Phase Initialization
- **Simple**: Ready for direct implementation
- **Medium/Complex**: Ready for planning phase
### Step 2: List All Sessions
```bash
bash(ls -1 .workflow/WFS-* 2>/dev/null | head -5)
```
## Session State
Creates `workflow-session.json` with:
- Session ID and description
- Current phase: INIT → PLAN
- Document tracking
- Task system configuration
- Active marker reference
### Step 3: Display Session Metadata
```bash
bash(cat .workflow/WFS-promptmaster-platform/workflow-session.json)
```
## Next Steps
After starting a session:
- Use `/workflow/plan` to create implementation plan
- Use `/workflow/execute` to begin implementation
- Use `/context` to view session status
### Step 4: User Decision
Present session information and wait for user to select or create session.
## Error Handling
- **Duplicate session**: Warns if similar session exists
- **Invalid description**: Prompts for valid task description
- **Directory conflicts**: Handles existing directories gracefully
**Output**: `SESSION_ID: WFS-[user-selected-id]`
---
## Mode 2: Auto Mode (Intelligent)
**Creates**: New active workflow session ready for planning and execution
### Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:start --auto "task description"
```
### Step 1: Check Active Sessions Count
```bash
bash(ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | wc -l)
```
### Step 2a: No Active Sessions → Create New
```bash
# Generate session slug
bash(echo "implement OAuth2 auth" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/-/g' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | cut -c1-50)
# Create directory structure
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-implement-oauth2-auth/.process)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-implement-oauth2-auth/.task)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-implement-oauth2-auth/.summaries)
# Create metadata
bash(echo '{"session_id":"WFS-implement-oauth2-auth","project":"implement OAuth2 auth","status":"planning"}' > .workflow/WFS-implement-oauth2-auth/workflow-session.json)
# Mark as active
bash(touch .workflow/.active-WFS-implement-oauth2-auth)
```
**Output**: `SESSION_ID: WFS-implement-oauth2-auth`
### Step 2b: Single Active Session → Check Relevance
```bash
# Extract session ID
bash(ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1 | xargs basename | sed 's/^\.active-//')
# Read project name from metadata
bash(cat .workflow/WFS-promptmaster-platform/workflow-session.json | grep -o '"project":"[^"]*"' | cut -d'"' -f4)
# Check keyword match (manual comparison)
# If task contains project keywords → Reuse session
# If task unrelated → Create new session (use Step 2a)
```
**Output (reuse)**: `SESSION_ID: WFS-promptmaster-platform`
**Output (new)**: `SESSION_ID: WFS-[new-slug]`
### Step 2c: Multiple Active Sessions → Use First
```bash
# Get first active session
bash(ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1 | xargs basename | sed 's/^\.active-//')
# Output warning and session ID
# WARNING: Multiple active sessions detected
# SESSION_ID: WFS-first-session
```
## Mode 3: Force New Mode
### Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:start --new "task description"
```
### Step 1: Generate Unique Session Slug
```bash
# Convert to slug
bash(echo "fix login bug" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/-/g' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | cut -c1-50)
# Check if exists, add counter if needed
bash(ls .workflow/WFS-fix-login-bug 2>/dev/null && echo "WFS-fix-login-bug-2" || echo "WFS-fix-login-bug")
```
### Step 2: Create Session Structure
```bash
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-fix-login-bug/.process)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-fix-login-bug/.task)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-fix-login-bug/.summaries)
```
### Step 3: Create Metadata
```bash
bash(echo '{"session_id":"WFS-fix-login-bug","project":"fix login bug","status":"planning"}' > .workflow/WFS-fix-login-bug/workflow-session.json)
```
### Step 4: Mark Active and Clean Old Markers
```bash
bash(rm .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null)
bash(touch .workflow/.active-WFS-fix-login-bug)
```
**Output**: `SESSION_ID: WFS-fix-login-bug`
## Output Format Specification
### Success
```
SESSION_ID: WFS-session-slug
```
### Error
```
ERROR: --auto mode requires task description
ERROR: Failed to create session directory
```
### Analysis (Auto Mode)
```
ANALYSIS: Task relevance = high
DECISION: Reusing existing session
SESSION_ID: WFS-promptmaster-platform
```
## Command Integration
### For /workflow:plan (Use Auto Mode)
```bash
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:session:start --auto \"implement OAuth2 authentication\"")
# Parse session ID from output
grep "^SESSION_ID:" | awk '{print $2}'
```
### For Interactive Workflows (Use Discovery Mode)
```bash
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:session:start")
```
### For New Isolated Work (Use Force New Mode)
```bash
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:session:start --new \"experimental feature\"")
```
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
```bash
# Check active sessions
bash(ls .workflow/.active-*)
# List all sessions
bash(ls .workflow/WFS-*)
# Read session metadata
bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[session-id]/workflow-session.json)
# Create session directories
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-[session-id]/.process)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-[session-id]/.task)
bash(mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-[session-id]/.summaries)
# Mark session as active
bash(touch .workflow/.active-WFS-[session-id])
# Clean active markers
bash(rm .workflow/.active-*)
```
### Generate Session Slug
```bash
bash(echo "Task Description" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/-/g' | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | cut -c1-50)
```
### Create Metadata JSON
```bash
bash(echo '{"session_id":"WFS-test","project":"test project","status":"planning"}' > .workflow/WFS-test/workflow-session.json)
```
## Session ID Format
- Pattern: `WFS-[lowercase-slug]`
- Characters: `a-z`, `0-9`, `-` only
- Max length: 50 characters
- Uniqueness: Add numeric suffix if collision (`WFS-auth-2`, `WFS-auth-3`)
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:plan` - Uses `--auto` mode for session management
- `/workflow:execute` - Uses discovery mode for session selection
- `/workflow:session:status` - Shows detailed session information

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---
name: status
description: Show detailed status of active workflow session
usage: /workflow:session:status
---
# Workflow Session Status (/workflow:session:status)
## Purpose
Display comprehensive status information for the currently active workflow session.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:status
```
## Status Display
### Active Session Overview
```
🚀 Active Session: WFS-oauth-integration
Description: Implement OAuth2 authentication
Created: 2025-09-07 14:30:00
Last updated: 2025-09-08 09:15:00
Directory: .workflow/WFS-oauth-integration/
```
### Phase Information
```
📋 Current Phase: IMPLEMENTATION
Status: In Progress
Started: 2025-09-07 15:00:00
Progress: 60% complete
Completed Phases: ✅ INIT ✅ PLAN
Current Phase: 🔄 IMPLEMENT
Pending Phases: ⏳ REVIEW
```
### Task Progress
```
📝 Task Status (3/5 completed):
✅ IMPL-001: Setup OAuth2 client configuration
✅ IMPL-002: Implement Google OAuth integration
🔄 IMPL-003: Add Facebook OAuth support (IN PROGRESS)
⏳ IMPL-004: Create user profile mapping
⏳ IMPL-005: Add OAuth security validation
```
### Document Status
```
📄 Generated Documents:
✅ IMPL_PLAN.md (Complete)
✅ TODO_LIST.md (Auto-updated)
📝 .task/IMPL-*.json (5 tasks)
📊 reports/ (Ready for generation)
```
### Session Health
```
🔍 Session Health: ✅ HEALTHY
- Marker file: ✅ Present
- Directory: ✅ Accessible
- State file: ✅ Valid
- Task files: ✅ Consistent
- Last checkpoint: 2025-09-08 09:10:00
```
## No Active Session
If no session is active:
```
⚠️ No Active Session
Available Sessions:
- WFS-user-profile (PAUSED) - Use: /workflow/session/switch WFS-user-profile
- WFS-bug-fix-123 (COMPLETED) - Use: /context WFS-bug-fix-123
Create New Session:
/workflow:session:start "your task description"
```
## Quick Actions
Shows contextual next steps:
```
🎯 Suggested Actions:
- Continue current task: /task/execute IMPL-003
- View full context: /context
- Execute workflow: /workflow/execute
- Plan next steps: /workflow/plan
```
## Error Detection
Identifies common issues:
- Missing marker file
- Corrupted session state
- Inconsistent task files
- Directory permission problems
## Performance Info
```
⚡ Session Performance:
- Tasks completed: 3/5 (60%)
- Average task time: 2.5 hours
- Estimated completion: 2025-09-08 14:00:00
- Files modified: 12
- Tests passing: 98%
```
---
**Result**: Comprehensive view of active session status and health

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name: switch
description: Switch to a different workflow session
usage: /workflow:session:switch <session-id>
argument-hint: session-id to switch to
examples:
- /workflow:session:switch WFS-oauth-integration
- /workflow:session:switch WFS-user-profile
@@ -10,76 +10,78 @@ examples:
# Switch Workflow Session (/workflow:session:switch)
## Purpose
## Overview
Switch the active session to a different workflow session.
## Usage
```bash
/workflow:session:switch <session-id>
/workflow:session:switch WFS-session-name # Switch to specific session
```
## Session Switching Process
## Implementation Flow
### Validation
- Verifies target session exists
- Checks session directory integrity
- Validates session state
### Active Session Handling
- Automatically pauses currently active session
- Saves current session state
- Removes current `.active-*` marker file
### Target Session Activation
- Creates `.active-[target-session]` marker file
- Updates session status to "active"
- Loads session context and state
### State Transition
```
Current Active → Paused (auto-saved)
Target Session → Active (context loaded)
### Step 1: Validate Target Session
```bash
test -d .workflow/WFS-target-session && echo "Session exists"
```
## Context Loading
After switching:
- Loads target session's phase and progress
- Restores appropriate agent context
- Makes session's documents available
- Updates TodoWrite to target session's tasks
### Step 2: Pause Current Session
```bash
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1
jq '.status = "paused"' .workflow/current-session/workflow-session.json > temp.json
```
## Output
Displays:
- Previous active session (now paused)
- New active session details
- Current phase and progress
- Available next actions
### Step 3: Remove Current Active Marker
```bash
rm .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null
```
## Session ID Formats
Accepts various formats:
- Full ID: `WFS-oauth-integration`
- Partial match: `oauth` (if unique)
- Index from list: `1` (from session list order)
### Step 4: Activate Target Session
```bash
jq '.status = "active"' .workflow/WFS-target/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-target/workflow-session.json
```
## Error Handling
- **Session not found**: Lists available sessions
- **Invalid session**: Shows session validation errors
- **Already active**: No-op with confirmation message
- **Switch failure**: Maintains current session, shows error
### Step 5: Create New Active Marker
```bash
touch .workflow/.active-WFS-target-session
```
## Quick Reference
After switching, shows:
- Session description and phase
- Recent activity and progress
- Suggested next commands
- Directory location
### Step 6: Add Switch Timestamp
```bash
jq '.switched_at = "'$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)'"' .workflow/WFS-target/workflow-session.json > temp.json
mv temp.json .workflow/WFS-target/workflow-session.json
```
## Integration
Commands executed after switch will:
- Use new active session context
- Save artifacts to new session directory
- Update new session's state and progress
## Simple Bash Commands
---
### Basic Operations
- **Check session exists**: `test -d .workflow/WFS-session`
- **Find current active**: `ls .workflow/.active-*`
- **Pause current**: `jq '.status = "paused"' session.json > temp.json`
- **Remove marker**: `rm .workflow/.active-*`
- **Activate target**: `jq '.status = "active"' target.json > temp.json`
- **Create marker**: `touch .workflow/.active-target`
**Result**: Different session is now active and ready for work
### Switch Result
```
Switched to session: WFS-oauth-integration
- Previous: WFS-user-auth (paused)
- Current: WFS-oauth-integration (active)
- Switched at: 2025-09-15T15:45:00Z
- Ready for: /workflow:execute
```
### Error Handling
```bash
# Session not found
test -d .workflow/WFS-nonexistent || echo "Error: Session not found"
# No sessions available
ls .workflow/WFS-* 2>/dev/null || echo "No sessions available"
```
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:session:list` - Show all available sessions
- `/workflow:session:pause` - Pause current before switching
- `/workflow:execute` - Continue with new active session

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---
name: workflow:status
description: Generate on-demand views from JSON task data
usage: /workflow:status [task-id] [--format=<format>] [--validate]
argument-hint: [optional: task-id, format, validation]
usage: /workflow:status [task-id]
argument-hint: [optional: task-id]
examples:
- /workflow:status
- /workflow:status impl-1
- /workflow:status --format=hierarchy
- /workflow:status --validate
---
@@ -15,244 +14,116 @@ examples:
## Overview
Generates on-demand views from JSON task data. No synchronization needed - all views are calculated from the current state of JSON files.
## Core Principles
**Data Source:** @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
## Key Features
### Pure View Generation
- **No Sync**: Views are generated, not synchronized
- **Always Current**: Reads latest JSON data every time
- **No Persistence**: Views are temporary, not saved
- **Single Source**: All data comes from JSON files only
### Multiple View Formats
- **Overview** (default): Current tasks and status
- **Hierarchy**: Task relationships and structure
- **Details**: Specific task information
## Usage
### Default Overview
```bash
/workflow:status
/workflow:status # Show current workflow overview
/workflow:status impl-1 # Show specific task details
/workflow:status --validate # Validate workflow integrity
```
Generates current workflow overview:
## Implementation Flow
### Step 1: Find Active Session
```bash
ls .workflow/.active-* 2>/dev/null | head -1
```
### Step 2: Load Session Data
```bash
cat .workflow/WFS-session/workflow-session.json
```
### Step 3: Scan Task Files
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.task/*.json 2>/dev/null
```
### Step 4: Generate Task Status
```bash
cat .workflow/WFS-session/.task/impl-1.json | jq -r '.status'
```
### Step 5: Count Task Progress
```bash
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.task/*.json | wc -l
ls .workflow/WFS-session/.summaries/*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l
```
### Step 6: Display Overview
```markdown
# Workflow Overview
**Session**: WFS-user-auth
**Phase**: IMPLEMENT
**Type**: medium
**Session**: WFS-session-name
**Progress**: 3/8 tasks completed
## Active Tasks
- [⚠️] impl-1: Build authentication module (code-developer)
- [⚠️] impl-2: Setup user management (code-developer)
- [⚠️] impl-1: Current task in progress
- [ ] impl-2: Next pending task
## Completed Tasks
- [✅] impl-0: Project setup
## Stats
- **Total**: 8 tasks
- **Completed**: 3
- **Active**: 2
- **Remaining**: 3
- [✅] impl-0: Setup completed
```
### Specific Task View
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
- **Find active session**: `ls .workflow/.active-*`
- **Read session info**: `cat .workflow/session/workflow-session.json`
- **List tasks**: `ls .workflow/session/.task/*.json`
- **Check task status**: `cat task.json | jq -r '.status'`
- **Count completed**: `ls .summaries/*.md | wc -l`
### Task Status Check
- **pending**: Not started yet
- **active**: Currently in progress
- **completed**: Finished with summary
- **blocked**: Waiting for dependencies
### Validation Commands
```bash
/workflow:status impl-1
# Check session exists
test -f .workflow/.active-* && echo "Session active"
# Validate task files
for f in .workflow/session/.task/*.json; do jq empty "$f" && echo "Valid: $f"; done
# Check summaries match
ls .task/*.json | wc -l
ls .summaries/*.md | wc -l
```
Shows detailed task information:
```markdown
# Task: impl-1
## Simple Output Format
**Title**: Build authentication module
**Status**: active
**Agent**: @code-developer
**Type**: feature
### Default Overview
```
Session: WFS-user-auth
Status: ACTIVE
Progress: 5/12 tasks
## Context
- **Requirements**: JWT authentication, OAuth2 support
- **Scope**: src/auth/*, tests/auth/*
- **Acceptance**: Module handles JWT tokens, OAuth2 flow implemented
- **Inherited From**: WFS-user-auth
## Relations
- **Parent**: none
- **Subtasks**: impl-1.1, impl-1.2
- **Dependencies**: impl-0
## Execution
- **Attempts**: 0
- **Last Attempt**: never
## Metadata
- **Created**: 2025-09-05T10:30:00Z
- **Updated**: 2025-09-05T10:35:00Z
Current: impl-3 (Building API endpoints)
Next: impl-4 (Adding authentication)
Completed: impl-1, impl-2
```
### Hierarchy View
```bash
/workflow:status --format=hierarchy
### Task Details
```
Task: impl-1
Title: Build authentication module
Status: completed
Agent: code-developer
Created: 2025-09-15
Completed: 2025-09-15
Summary: .summaries/impl-1-summary.md
```
Shows task relationships:
```markdown
# Task Hierarchy
## Main Tasks
- impl-0: Project setup ✅
- impl-1: Build authentication module ⚠️
- impl-1.1: Design auth schema
- impl-1.2: Implement auth logic
- impl-2: Setup user management ⚠️
## Dependencies
- impl-1 → depends on → impl-0
- impl-2 → depends on → impl-1
### Validation Results
```
## View Generation Process
### Data Loading
```pseudo
function generate_workflow_status(task_id, format):
// Load all current data
session = load_workflow_session()
all_tasks = load_all_task_json_files()
// Filter if specific task requested
if task_id:
target_task = find_task(all_tasks, task_id)
return generate_task_detail_view(target_task)
// Generate requested format
switch format:
case 'hierarchy':
return generate_hierarchy_view(all_tasks)
default:
return generate_overview(session, all_tasks)
```
### Real-Time Calculation
- **Task Counts**: Calculated from JSON file status fields
- **Relationships**: Built from JSON relations fields
- **Status**: Read directly from current JSON state
## Validation Mode
### Basic Validation
```bash
/workflow:status --validate
```
Performs integrity checks:
```markdown
# Validation Results
## JSON File Validation
✅ All task JSON files are valid
✅ Session file is valid and readable
## Relationship Validation
✅ All parent-child relationships are valid
✅ All dependencies reference existing tasks
✅ No circular dependencies detected
## Hierarchy Validation
✅ Task hierarchy within depth limits (max 3 levels)
✅ All subtask references are bidirectional
## Issues Found
⚠️ impl-3: No subtasks defined (expected for leaf task)
**Status**: All systems operational
```
### Validation Checks
- **JSON Schema**: All files parse correctly
- **References**: All task IDs exist
- **Hierarchy**: Parent-child relationships are valid
- **Dependencies**: No circular dependencies
- **Depth**: Task hierarchy within limits
## Error Handling
### Missing Files
```bash
❌ Session file not found
→ Initialize new workflow session? (y/n)
❌ Task impl-5 not found
→ Available tasks: impl-1, impl-2, impl-3, impl-4
```
### Invalid Data
```bash
❌ Invalid JSON in impl-2.json
→ Cannot generate view for impl-2
→ Repair file manually or recreate task
⚠️ Circular dependency detected: impl-1 → impl-2 → impl-1
→ Task relationships may be incorrect
```
## Performance Benefits
### Fast Generation
- **No File Writes**: Only reads JSON files
- **No Sync Logic**: No complex synchronization
- **Instant Results**: Generate views on demand
- **No Conflicts**: No state consistency issues
### Scalability
- **Large Task Sets**: Handles hundreds of tasks efficiently
- **Complex Hierarchies**: No performance degradation
- **Concurrent Access**: Multiple views can be generated simultaneously
## Integration
### Workflow Integration
- Use after task creation to see current state
- Use for debugging task relationships
### Command Integration
```bash
# Common workflow
/task:create "New feature"
/workflow:status # Check current state
/task:breakdown impl-1
/workflow:status --format=hierarchy # View new structure
/task:execute impl-1.1
```
## Output Formats
### Supported Formats
- `overview` (default): General workflow status
- `hierarchy`: Task relationships
- `tasks`: Simple task list
- `details`: Comprehensive information
### Custom Filtering
```bash
# Show only active tasks
/workflow:status --format=tasks --filter=active
# Show completed tasks only
/workflow:status --format=tasks --filter=completed
# Show tasks for specific agent
/workflow:status --format=tasks --agent=@code-developer
✅ Session file valid
✅ 8 task files found
✅ 3 summaries found
⚠️ 5 tasks pending completion
```
## Related Commands
- `/task:create` - Create tasks (generates JSON data)
- `/task:execute` - Execute tasks (updates JSON data)
- `/task:breakdown` - Create subtasks (generates more JSON data)
- `/workflow:vibe` - Coordinate agents (uses workflow status for coordination)
This workflow status system provides instant, accurate views of workflow state without any synchronization complexity or performance overhead.
- `/workflow:execute` - Uses this for task discovery
- `/workflow:resume` - Uses this for progress analysis
- `/workflow:session:status` - Shows session metadata

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# Workflow Test Generation Command
## Overview
Automatically generates comprehensive test workflows based on completed implementation tasks. **Creates dedicated test session with full test coverage planning**, including unit tests, integration tests, and validation workflows that mirror the implementation structure.
Analyzes completed implementation sessions and generates comprehensive test requirements, then calls workflow:plan to create test workflow.
## Core Rules
**Analyze completed implementation workflows to generate comprehensive test coverage workflows.**
**Create dedicated test session with systematic test task decomposition following implementation patterns.**
## Core Responsibilities
- **Implementation Analysis**: Analyze completed tasks and their deliverables
- **Test Coverage Planning**: Generate comprehensive test strategies for all implementations
- **Test Workflow Creation**: Create structured test session following workflow architecture
- **Task Decomposition**: Break down test requirements into executable test tasks
- **Dependency Mapping**: Establish test dependencies based on implementation relationships
- **Agent Assignment**: Assign appropriate test agents for different test types
## Execution Philosophy
- **Coverage-driven**: Ensure all implemented features have corresponding tests
- **Implementation-aware**: Tests reflect actual implementation patterns and dependencies
- **Systematic approach**: Follow established workflow patterns for test planning
- **Agent-optimized**: Assign specialized agents for different test types
- **Continuous validation**: Include ongoing test execution and maintenance tasks
## Test Generation Lifecycle
### Phase 1: Implementation Discovery
1. **Session Analysis**: Identify active or recently completed implementation session
2. **Task Analysis**: Parse completed IMPL-* tasks and their deliverables
3. **Code Analysis**: Examine implemented files and functionality
4. **Pattern Recognition**: Identify testing requirements from implementation patterns
### Phase 2: Test Strategy Planning
1. **Coverage Mapping**: Map implementation components to test requirements
2. **Test Type Classification**: Categorize tests (unit, integration, e2e, performance)
3. **Dependency Analysis**: Establish test execution dependencies
4. **Tool Selection**: Choose appropriate testing frameworks and tools
### Phase 3: Test Workflow Creation
1. **Session Creation**: Create dedicated test session `WFS-test-[base-session]`
2. **Plan Generation**: Create TEST_PLAN.md with comprehensive test strategy
3. **Task Decomposition**: Generate TEST-* task definitions following workflow patterns
4. **Agent Assignment**: Assign specialized test agents for execution
### Phase 4: Test Session Setup
1. **Structure Creation**: Establish test workflow directory structure
2. **Context Preparation**: Link test tasks to implementation context
3. **Flow Control Setup**: Configure test execution flow and dependencies
4. **Documentation Generation**: Create test documentation and tracking files
## Test Discovery & Analysis Process
### Implementation Analysis
```
├── Load completed implementation session
├── Analyze IMPL_PLAN.md and completed tasks
├── Scan .summaries/ for implementation deliverables
├── Examine target_files from task definitions
├── Identify implemented features and components
├── Map code coverage requirements
└── Generate test coverage matrix
```
### Test Pattern Recognition
```
Implementation Pattern → Test Pattern
├── API endpoints → API testing + contract testing
├── Database models → Data validation + migration testing
├── UI components → Component testing + user workflow testing
├── Business logic → Unit testing + integration testing
├── Authentication → Security testing + access control testing
├── Configuration → Environment testing + deployment testing
└── Performance critical → Load testing + performance testing
```
## Test Workflow Structure
### Generated Test Session Structure
```
.workflow/WFS-test-[base-session]/
├── TEST_PLAN.md # Comprehensive test planning document
├── TODO_LIST.md # Test execution progress tracking
├── .process/
│ ├── TEST_ANALYSIS.md # Test coverage analysis results
│ └── COVERAGE_MATRIX.md # Implementation-to-test mapping
├── .task/
│ ├── TEST-001.json # Unit test tasks
│ ├── TEST-002.json # Integration test tasks
│ ├── TEST-003.json # E2E test tasks
│ └── TEST-004.json # Performance test tasks
├── .summaries/ # Test execution summaries
└── .context/
├── impl-context.md # Implementation context reference
└── test-fixtures.md # Test data and fixture planning
```
## Test Task Types & Agent Assignment
### Task Categories
1. **Unit Tests** (`TEST-U-*`)
- **Agent**: `code-review-test-agent`
- **Scope**: Individual function/method testing
- **Dependencies**: Implementation files
2. **Integration Tests** (`TEST-I-*`)
- **Agent**: `code-review-test-agent`
- **Scope**: Component interaction testing
- **Dependencies**: Unit tests completion
3. **End-to-End Tests** (`TEST-E-*`)
- **Agent**: `general-purpose`
- **Scope**: User workflow and system testing
- **Dependencies**: Integration tests completion
4. **Performance Tests** (`TEST-P-*`)
- **Agent**: `code-developer`
- **Scope**: Load, stress, and performance validation
- **Dependencies**: E2E tests completion
5. **Security Tests** (`TEST-S-*`)
- **Agent**: `code-review-test-agent`
- **Scope**: Security validation and vulnerability testing
- **Dependencies**: Implementation completion
6. **Documentation Tests** (`TEST-D-*`)
- **Agent**: `doc-generator`
- **Scope**: Documentation validation and example testing
- **Dependencies**: Feature tests completion
## Test Task JSON Schema
Each test task follows the 5-field workflow architecture with test-specific extensions:
### Basic Test Task Structure
```json
{
"id": "TEST-U-001",
"title": "Unit tests for authentication service",
"status": "pending",
"meta": {
"type": "unit-test",
"agent": "code-review-test-agent",
"test_framework": "jest",
"coverage_target": "90%",
"impl_reference": "IMPL-001"
},
"context": {
"requirements": "Test all authentication service functions with edge cases",
"focus_paths": ["src/auth/", "tests/unit/auth/"],
"acceptance": [
"All auth service functions tested",
"Edge cases covered",
"90% code coverage achieved",
"Tests pass in CI/CD pipeline"
],
"depends_on": [],
"impl_context": "IMPL-001-summary.md",
"test_data": "auth-test-fixtures.json"
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_impl_context",
"action": "Load implementation context and deliverables",
"command": "bash(cat .workflow/WFS-[base-session]/.summaries/IMPL-001-summary.md)",
"output_to": "impl_context"
},
{
"step": "analyze_test_coverage",
"action": "Analyze existing test coverage and gaps",
"command": "bash(find src/auth/ -name '*.js' -o -name '*.ts' | head -20)",
"output_to": "coverage_analysis"
}
],
"implementation_approach": "test-driven",
"target_files": [
"tests/unit/auth/auth-service.test.js",
"tests/unit/auth/auth-utils.test.js",
"tests/fixtures/auth-test-data.json"
]
}
}
```
## Test Context Management
### Implementation Context Integration
Test tasks automatically inherit context from corresponding implementation tasks:
```json
"context": {
"impl_reference": "IMPL-001",
"impl_summary": ".workflow/WFS-[base-session]/.summaries/IMPL-001-summary.md",
"impl_files": ["src/auth/service.js", "src/auth/middleware.js"],
"test_requirements": "derived from implementation acceptance criteria",
"coverage_requirements": "90% line coverage, 80% branch coverage"
}
```
### Flow Control for Test Execution
```json
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_impl_deliverables",
"action": "Load implementation files and analyze test requirements",
"command": "~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p \"PURPOSE: Analyze implementation for test requirements TASK: Review [impl_files] and identify test cases CONTEXT: @{[impl_files]} EXPECTED: Comprehensive test case list RULES: Focus on edge cases and integration points\""
},
{
"step": "setup_test_environment",
"action": "Prepare test environment and fixtures",
"command": "codex --full-auto exec \"Setup test environment for [test_framework] with fixtures for [feature_name]\" -s danger-full-access"
}
]
}
```
## Session Management & Integration
### Test Session Creation Process
1. **Base Session Discovery**: Identify implementation session to test
2. **Test Session Creation**: Create `WFS-test-[base-session]` directory structure
3. **Context Linking**: Establish references to implementation context
4. **Active Marker**: Create `.active-test-[base-session]` marker for session management
### Integration with Execute Command
Test workflows integrate seamlessly with existing execute infrastructure:
- Use same TodoWrite progress tracking
- Follow same agent orchestration patterns
- Support same flow control mechanisms
- Maintain same session isolation and management
## Usage Examples
### Generate Tests for Completed Implementation
## Usage
```bash
# After completing an implementation workflow
/workflow:execute # Complete implementation tasks
# Generate comprehensive test workflow
/workflow:test-gen # Auto-detects active session
# Execute test workflow
/workflow:execute # Runs test tasks
/workflow:test-gen # Auto-detect active session
/workflow:test-gen WFS-session-id # Analyze specific session
```
### Generate Tests for Specific Session
## Dynamic Session ID Resolution
The `${SESSION_ID}` variable is dynamically resolved based on:
1. **Command argument**: If session-id provided as argument, use it directly
2. **Auto-detection**: If no argument, detect from active session markers
3. **Format**: Always in format `WFS-session-name`
```bash
# Generate tests for specific implementation session
/workflow:test-gen WFS-user-auth-system
# Check test workflow status
/workflow:status --session=WFS-test-user-auth-system
# Execute specific test category
/task:execute TEST-U-001 # Run unit tests
# Example resolution logic:
# If argument provided: SESSION_ID = "WFS-user-auth"
# If no argument: SESSION_ID = $(find .workflow/ -name '.active-*' | head -1 | sed 's/.*active-//')
```
### Multi-Phase Test Generation
## Implementation Flow
### Step 1: Identify Target Session
```bash
# Generate and execute tests in phases
/workflow:test-gen WFS-api-implementation
/task:execute TEST-U-* # Unit tests first
/task:execute TEST-I-* # Integration tests
/task:execute TEST-E-* # E2E tests last
# Auto-detect active session (if no session-id provided)
find .workflow/ -name '.active-*' | head -1 | sed 's/.*active-//'
# Use provided session-id or detected session-id
# SESSION_ID = provided argument OR detected active session
```
## Error Handling & Recovery
### Step 2: Get Session Start Time
```bash
cat .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/workflow-session.json | jq -r .created_at
```
### Implementation Analysis Errors
| Error | Cause | Resolution |
|-------|-------|------------|
| No completed implementations | No IMPL-* tasks found | Complete implementation tasks first |
| Missing implementation context | Corrupted summaries | Regenerate summaries from task results |
| Invalid implementation files | File references broken | Update file paths and re-analyze |
### Step 3: Git Change Analysis (using session start time)
```bash
git log --since="$(cat .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/workflow-session.json | jq -r .created_at)" --name-only --pretty=format: | sort -u | grep -v '^$'
```
### Test Generation Errors
| Error | Cause | Recovery Strategy |
|-------|-------|------------------|
| Test framework not detected | No testing setup found | Prompt for test framework selection |
| Insufficient implementation context | Missing implementation details | Request additional implementation documentation |
| Test session collision | Test session already exists | Merge or create versioned test session |
### Step 4: Filter Code Files
```bash
git log --since="$(cat .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/workflow-session.json | jq -r .created_at)" --name-only --pretty=format: | sort -u | grep -E '\.(js|ts|jsx|tsx|py|java|go|rs)$'
```
## Key Benefits
### Step 5: Load Session Context
```bash
cat .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.summaries/IMPL-*-summary.md 2>/dev/null
```
### Comprehensive Coverage
- **Implementation-driven**: Tests generated based on actual implementation patterns
- **Multi-layered**: Unit, integration, E2E, and specialized testing
- **Dependency-aware**: Test execution follows logical dependency chains
- **Agent-optimized**: Specialized agents for different test types
### Step 6: Extract Focus Paths
```bash
find .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.task/ -name '*.json' -exec jq -r '.context.focus_paths[]?' {} \;
```
### Workflow Integration
- **Seamless execution**: Uses existing workflow infrastructure
- **Progress tracking**: Full TodoWrite integration for test progress
- **Context preservation**: Maintains links to implementation context
- **Session management**: Independent test sessions with proper isolation
### Step 7: Gemini Analysis and Planning Document Generation
```bash
cd project-root && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze implementation and generate comprehensive test planning document
TASK: Review changed files and implementation context to create detailed test planning document
CONTEXT: Changed files: [changed_files], Implementation summaries: [impl_summaries], Focus paths: [focus_paths]
EXPECTED: Complete test planning document including:
- Test strategy analysis
- Critical test scenarios identification
- Edge cases and error conditions
- Test priority matrix
- Resource requirements
- Implementation approach recommendations
- Specific test cases with acceptance criteria
RULES: Generate structured markdown document suitable for workflow planning. Focus on actionable test requirements based on actual implementation changes.
" > .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.process/GEMINI_TEST_PLAN.md
```
### Maintenance & Evolution
- **Updateable**: Test workflows can evolve with implementation changes
- **Traceable**: Clear mapping from implementation to test requirements
- **Extensible**: Support for new test types and frameworks
- **Documentable**: Comprehensive test documentation and coverage reports
### Step 8: Generate Combined Test Requirements Document
```bash
mkdir -p .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.process
```
## Integration Points
- **Planning**: Integrates with `/workflow:plan` for test planning
- **Execution**: Uses `/workflow:execute` for test task execution
- **Status**: Works with `/workflow:status` for test progress tracking
- **Documentation**: Coordinates with `/workflow:docs` for test documentation
- **Review**: Supports `/workflow:review` for test validation and coverage analysis
```bash
cat > .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.process/TEST_REQUIREMENTS.md << 'EOF'
# Test Requirements Summary for WFS-${SESSION_ID}
## Analysis Data Sources
- Git change analysis results
- Implementation summaries and context
- Gemini-generated test planning document
## Reference Documents
- Detailed test plan: GEMINI_TEST_PLAN.md
- Implementation context: IMPL-*-summary.md files
## Integration Note
This document combines analysis data with Gemini-generated planning document for comprehensive test workflow generation.
EOF
```
### Step 9: Call Workflow Plan with Gemini Planning Document
```bash
/workflow:plan .workflow/WFS-${SESSION_ID}/.process/GEMINI_TEST_PLAN.md
```
## Simple Bash Commands
### Basic Operations
- **Find active session**: `find .workflow/ -name '.active-*'`
- **Get git changes**: `git log --since='date' --name-only`
- **Filter code files**: `grep -E '\.(js|ts|py)$'`
- **Load summaries**: `cat .workflow/WFS-*/summaries/*.md`
- **Extract JSON data**: `jq -r '.context.focus_paths[]'`
- **Create directory**: `mkdir -p .workflow/session/.process`
- **Write file**: `cat > file << 'EOF'`
### Gemini CLI Integration
- **Planning command**: `~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "prompt" > GEMINI_TEST_PLAN.md`
- **Context loading**: Include changed files and implementation context
- **Document generation**: Creates comprehensive test planning document
- **Direct handoff**: Pass Gemini planning document to workflow:plan
## No Complex Logic
- No variables or functions
- No conditional statements
- No loops or complex pipes
- Direct bash commands only
- Gemini CLI for intelligent analysis
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:plan` - Called to generate test workflow
- `/workflow:execute` - Executes generated test tasks
- `/workflow:status` - Shows test workflow progress

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---
name: concept-enhanced
description: Enhanced intelligent analysis with parallel CLI execution and design blueprint generation
usage: /workflow:tools:concept-enhanced --session <session_id> --context <context_package_path>
argument-hint: "--session WFS-session-id --context path/to/context-package.json"
examples:
- /workflow:tools:concept-enhanced --session WFS-auth --context .workflow/WFS-auth/.process/context-package.json
- /workflow:tools:concept-enhanced --session WFS-payment --context .workflow/WFS-payment/.process/context-package.json
---
# Enhanced Analysis Command (/workflow:tools:concept-enhanced)
## Overview
Advanced solution design and feasibility analysis engine with parallel CLI execution that processes standardized context packages and produces comprehensive technical analysis focused on solution improvements, key design decisions, and critical insights.
**Analysis Focus**: Produces ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md with solution design, architectural rationale, feasibility assessment, and optimization strategies. Does NOT generate task breakdowns or implementation plans.
**Independent Usage**: This command can be called directly by users or as part of the `/workflow:plan` command. It accepts context packages and provides solution-focused technical analysis.
## Core Philosophy
- **Solution-Focused**: Emphasize design decisions, architectural rationale, and critical insights
- **Context-Driven**: Precise analysis based on comprehensive context packages
- **Intelligent Tool Selection**: Choose optimal tools based on task complexity (Gemini for design, Codex for validation)
- **Parallel Execution**: Execute multiple CLI tools simultaneously for efficiency
- **No Task Planning**: Exclude implementation steps, task breakdowns, and project planning
- **Single Output**: Generate only ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md with technical analysis
## Core Responsibilities
- **Context Package Parsing**: Read and validate context-package.json
- **Parallel CLI Orchestration**: Execute Gemini (solution design) and optionally Codex (feasibility validation)
- **Solution Design Analysis**: Evaluate architecture, identify key design decisions with rationale
- **Feasibility Assessment**: Analyze technical complexity, risks, and implementation readiness
- **Optimization Recommendations**: Propose performance, security, and code quality improvements
- **Perspective Synthesis**: Integrate Gemini and Codex insights into unified solution assessment
- **Technical Analysis Report**: Generate ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md focused on design decisions and critical insights (NO task planning)
## Analysis Strategy Selection
### Tool Selection by Task Complexity
**Simple Tasks (≤3 modules)**:
- **Primary Tool**: Gemini (rapid understanding and pattern recognition)
- **Support Tool**: Code-index (structural analysis)
- **Execution Mode**: Single-round analysis, focus on existing patterns
**Medium Tasks (4-6 modules)**:
- **Primary Tool**: Gemini (comprehensive single-round analysis and architecture design)
- **Support Tools**: Code-index + Exa (external best practices)
- **Execution Mode**: Single comprehensive analysis covering understanding + architecture design
**Complex Tasks (>6 modules)**:
- **Primary Tools**: Gemini (single comprehensive analysis) + Codex (implementation validation)
- **Analysis Strategy**: Gemini handles understanding + architecture in one round, Codex validates implementation
- **Execution Mode**: Parallel execution - Gemini comprehensive analysis + Codex validation
### Tool Preferences by Tech Stack
```json
{
"frontend": {
"primary": "gemini",
"secondary": "codex",
"focus": ["component_design", "state_management", "ui_patterns"]
},
"backend": {
"primary": "codex",
"secondary": "gemini",
"focus": ["api_design", "data_flow", "security", "performance"]
},
"fullstack": {
"primary": "gemini",
"secondary": "codex",
"focus": ["system_architecture", "integration", "data_consistency"]
}
}
```
## Execution Lifecycle
### Phase 1: Validation & Preparation
1. **Session Validation**
- Verify session directory exists: `.workflow/{session_id}/`
- Load session metadata from `workflow-session.json`
- Validate session state and task context
2. **Context Package Validation**
- Verify context package exists at specified path
- Validate JSON format and structure
- Assess context package size and complexity
3. **Task Analysis & Classification**
- Parse task description and extract keywords
- Identify technical domain and complexity level
- Determine required analysis depth and scope
- Load existing session context and task summaries
4. **Tool Selection Strategy**
- **Simple/Medium Tasks**: Single Gemini comprehensive analysis
- **Complex Tasks**: Gemini comprehensive + Codex validation
- Load appropriate prompt templates and configurations
### Phase 2: Analysis Preparation
1. **Workspace Setup**
- Create analysis output directory: `.workflow/{session_id}/.process/`
- Initialize log files and monitoring structures
- Set process limits and resource management
2. **Context Optimization**
- Filter high-priority assets from context package
- Organize project structure and dependencies
- Prepare template references and rule configurations
3. **Execution Environment**
- Configure CLI tools with write permissions
- Set timeout parameters and monitoring intervals
- Prepare error handling and recovery mechanisms
### Phase 3: Parallel Analysis Execution
1. **Gemini Solution Design & Architecture Analysis**
- **Tool Configuration**:
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze and design optimal solution for {task_description}
TASK: Evaluate current architecture, propose solution design, and identify key design decisions
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/{session_id}/.process/context-package.json,.workflow/{session_id}/workflow-session.json,CLAUDE.md}
**MANDATORY FIRST STEP**: Read and analyze .workflow/{session_id}/.process/context-package.json to understand:
- Task requirements from metadata.task_description
- Relevant source files from assets[] array
- Tech stack from tech_stack section
- Project structure from statistics section
EXPECTED:
1. CURRENT STATE ANALYSIS: Existing patterns, code structure, integration points, technical debt
2. SOLUTION DESIGN: Core architecture principles, system design, key design decisions with rationale
3. CRITICAL INSIGHTS: What works well, identified gaps, technical risks, architectural tradeoffs
4. OPTIMIZATION STRATEGIES: Performance improvements, security enhancements, code quality recommendations
5. FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT: Complexity analysis, compatibility evaluation, implementation readiness
6. **OUTPUT FILE**: Write complete analysis to .workflow/{session_id}/.process/gemini-solution-design.md
RULES:
- Focus on SOLUTION IMPROVEMENTS and KEY DESIGN DECISIONS, NOT task planning
- Provide architectural rationale, evaluate alternatives, assess tradeoffs
- Do NOT create task lists, implementation steps, or code examples
- Do NOT generate any code snippets or implementation details
- **MUST write output to .workflow/{session_id}/.process/gemini-solution-design.md**
- Output ONLY architectural analysis and design recommendations
" --approval-mode yolo
```
- **Output Location**: `.workflow/{session_id}/.process/gemini-solution-design.md`
2. **Codex Technical Feasibility Validation** (Complex Tasks Only)
- **Tool Configuration**:
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Validate technical feasibility and identify implementation risks for {task_description}
TASK: Assess implementation complexity, validate technology choices, evaluate performance and security implications
CONTEXT: @{.workflow/{session_id}/.process/context-package.json,.workflow/{session_id}/.process/gemini-solution-design.md,.workflow/{session_id}/workflow-session.json,CLAUDE.md}
**MANDATORY FIRST STEP**: Read and analyze:
- .workflow/{session_id}/.process/context-package.json for task context
- .workflow/{session_id}/.process/gemini-solution-design.md for proposed solution design
- Relevant source files listed in context-package.json assets[]
EXPECTED:
1. FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT: Technical complexity rating, resource requirements, technology compatibility
2. RISK ANALYSIS: Implementation risks, integration challenges, performance concerns, security vulnerabilities
3. TECHNICAL VALIDATION: Development approach validation, quality standards assessment, maintenance implications
4. CRITICAL RECOMMENDATIONS: Must-have requirements, optimization opportunities, security controls
5. **OUTPUT FILE**: Write validation results to .workflow/{session_id}/.process/codex-feasibility-validation.md
RULES:
- Focus on TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY and RISK ASSESSMENT, NOT implementation planning
- Validate architectural decisions, identify potential issues, recommend optimizations
- Do NOT create task breakdowns, step-by-step guides, or code examples
- Do NOT generate any code snippets or implementation details
- **MUST write output to .workflow/{session_id}/.process/codex-feasibility-validation.md**
- Output ONLY feasibility analysis and risk assessment
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
- **Output Location**: `.workflow/{session_id}/.process/codex-feasibility-validation.md`
3. **Parallel Execution Management**
- Launch both tools simultaneously for complex tasks
- Monitor execution progress with timeout controls
- Handle process completion and error scenarios
- Maintain execution logs for debugging and recovery
### Phase 4: Results Collection & Synthesis
1. **Output Validation & Collection**
- **Gemini Results**: Validate `gemini-solution-design.md` contains complete solution analysis
- **Codex Results**: For complex tasks, validate `codex-feasibility-validation.md` with technical assessment
- **Fallback Processing**: Use execution logs if primary outputs are incomplete
- **Status Classification**: Mark each tool as completed, partial, failed, or skipped
2. **Quality Assessment**
- **Design Quality**: Verify architectural decisions have clear rationale and alternatives analysis
- **Insight Depth**: Assess quality of critical insights and risk identification
- **Feasibility Rigor**: Validate completeness of technical feasibility assessment
- **Optimization Value**: Check actionability of optimization recommendations
3. **Analysis Synthesis Strategy**
- **Simple/Medium Tasks**: Direct integration of Gemini solution design
- **Complex Tasks**: Synthesis of Gemini design with Codex feasibility validation
- **Conflict Resolution**: Identify architectural disagreements and provide balanced resolution
- **Confidence Scoring**: Assess overall solution confidence based on multi-tool consensus
### Phase 5: ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md Generation
1. **Structured Report Assembly**
- **Executive Summary**: Analysis focus, overall assessment, recommendation status
- **Current State Analysis**: Architecture overview, compatibility, critical findings
- **Proposed Solution Design**: Core principles, system design, key design decisions with rationale
- **Implementation Strategy**: Development approach, feasibility assessment, risk mitigation
- **Solution Optimization**: Performance, security, code quality recommendations
- **Critical Success Factors**: Technical requirements, quality metrics, success validation
- **Confidence & Recommendations**: Assessment scores, final recommendation with rationale
2. **Report Generation Guidelines**
- **Focus**: Solution improvements, key design decisions, critical insights
- **Exclude**: Task breakdowns, implementation steps, project planning
- **Emphasize**: Architectural rationale, tradeoff analysis, risk assessment
- **Structure**: Clear sections with decision justification and feasibility scoring
3. **Final Output**
- **Primary Output**: `ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md` - comprehensive solution design and technical analysis
- **Single File Policy**: Only generate ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md, no supplementary files
- **Report Location**: `.workflow/{session_id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md`
- **Content Focus**: Technical insights, design decisions, optimization strategies
## Analysis Results Format
Generated ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md focuses on **solution improvements, key design decisions, and critical insights** (NOT task planning):
```markdown
# Technical Analysis & Solution Design
## Executive Summary
- **Analysis Focus**: {core_problem_or_improvement_area}
- **Analysis Timestamp**: {timestamp}
- **Tools Used**: {analysis_tools}
- **Overall Assessment**: {feasibility_score}/5 - {recommendation_status}
---
## 1. Current State Analysis
### Architecture Overview
- **Existing Patterns**: {key_architectural_patterns}
- **Code Structure**: {current_codebase_organization}
- **Integration Points**: {system_integration_touchpoints}
- **Technical Debt Areas**: {identified_debt_with_impact}
### Compatibility & Dependencies
- **Framework Alignment**: {framework_compatibility_assessment}
- **Dependency Analysis**: {critical_dependencies_and_risks}
- **Migration Considerations**: {backward_compatibility_concerns}
### Critical Findings
- **Strengths**: {what_works_well}
- **Gaps**: {missing_capabilities_or_issues}
- **Risks**: {identified_technical_and_business_risks}
---
## 2. Proposed Solution Design
### Core Architecture Principles
- **Design Philosophy**: {key_design_principles}
- **Architectural Approach**: {chosen_architectural_pattern_with_rationale}
- **Scalability Strategy**: {how_solution_scales}
### System Design
- **Component Architecture**: {high_level_component_design}
- **Data Flow**: {data_flow_patterns_and_state_management}
- **API Design**: {interface_contracts_and_specifications}
- **Integration Strategy**: {how_components_integrate}
### Key Design Decisions
1. **Decision**: {critical_design_choice}
- **Rationale**: {why_this_approach}
- **Alternatives Considered**: {other_options_and_tradeoffs}
- **Impact**: {implications_on_architecture}
2. **Decision**: {another_critical_choice}
- **Rationale**: {reasoning}
- **Alternatives Considered**: {tradeoffs}
- **Impact**: {consequences}
### Technical Specifications
- **Technology Stack**: {chosen_technologies_with_justification}
- **Code Organization**: {module_structure_and_patterns}
- **Testing Strategy**: {testing_approach_and_coverage}
- **Performance Targets**: {performance_requirements_and_benchmarks}
---
## 3. Implementation Strategy
### Development Approach
- **Core Implementation Pattern**: {primary_implementation_strategy}
- **Module Dependencies**: {dependency_graph_and_order}
- **Quality Assurance**: {qa_approach_and_validation}
### Feasibility Assessment
- **Technical Complexity**: {complexity_rating_and_analysis}
- **Performance Impact**: {expected_performance_characteristics}
- **Resource Requirements**: {development_resources_needed}
- **Maintenance Burden**: {ongoing_maintenance_considerations}
### Risk Mitigation
- **Technical Risks**: {implementation_risks_and_mitigation}
- **Integration Risks**: {compatibility_challenges_and_solutions}
- **Performance Risks**: {performance_concerns_and_strategies}
- **Security Risks**: {security_vulnerabilities_and_controls}
---
## 4. Solution Optimization
### Performance Optimization
- **Optimization Strategies**: {key_performance_improvements}
- **Caching Strategy**: {caching_approach_and_invalidation}
- **Resource Management**: {resource_utilization_optimization}
- **Bottleneck Mitigation**: {identified_bottlenecks_and_solutions}
### Security Enhancements
- **Security Model**: {authentication_authorization_approach}
- **Data Protection**: {data_security_and_encryption}
- **Vulnerability Mitigation**: {known_vulnerabilities_and_controls}
- **Compliance**: {regulatory_and_compliance_considerations}
### Code Quality
- **Code Standards**: {coding_conventions_and_patterns}
- **Testing Coverage**: {test_strategy_and_coverage_goals}
- **Documentation**: {documentation_requirements}
- **Maintainability**: {maintainability_practices}
---
## 5. Critical Success Factors
### Technical Requirements
- **Must Have**: {essential_technical_capabilities}
- **Should Have**: {important_but_not_critical_features}
- **Nice to Have**: {optional_enhancements}
### Quality Metrics
- **Performance Benchmarks**: {measurable_performance_targets}
- **Code Quality Standards**: {quality_metrics_and_thresholds}
- **Test Coverage Goals**: {testing_coverage_requirements}
- **Security Standards**: {security_compliance_requirements}
### Success Validation
- **Acceptance Criteria**: {how_to_validate_success}
- **Testing Strategy**: {validation_testing_approach}
- **Monitoring Plan**: {production_monitoring_strategy}
- **Rollback Plan**: {failure_recovery_strategy}
---
## 6. Analysis Confidence & Recommendations
### Assessment Scores
- **Conceptual Integrity**: {score}/5 - {brief_assessment}
- **Architectural Soundness**: {score}/5 - {brief_assessment}
- **Technical Feasibility**: {score}/5 - {brief_assessment}
- **Implementation Readiness**: {score}/5 - {brief_assessment}
- **Overall Confidence**: {overall_score}/5
### Final Recommendation
**Status**: {PROCEED|PROCEED_WITH_MODIFICATIONS|RECONSIDER|REJECT}
**Rationale**: {clear_explanation_of_recommendation}
**Critical Prerequisites**: {what_must_be_resolved_before_proceeding}
---
## 7. Reference Information
### Tool Analysis Summary
- **Gemini Insights**: {key_architectural_and_pattern_insights}
- **Codex Validation**: {technical_feasibility_and_implementation_notes}
- **Consensus Points**: {agreements_between_tools}
- **Conflicting Views**: {disagreements_and_resolution}
### Context & Resources
- **Analysis Context**: {context_package_reference}
- **Documentation References**: {relevant_documentation}
- **Related Patterns**: {similar_implementations_in_codebase}
- **External Resources**: {external_references_and_best_practices}
```
## Error Handling & Fallbacks
### Error Handling & Recovery Strategies
1. **Pre-execution Validation**
- **Session Verification**: Ensure session directory and metadata exist
- **Context Package Validation**: Verify JSON format and content structure
- **Tool Availability**: Confirm CLI tools are accessible and configured
- **Prerequisite Checks**: Validate all required dependencies and permissions
2. **Execution Monitoring & Timeout Management**
- **Progress Monitoring**: Track analysis execution with regular status checks
- **Timeout Controls**: 30-minute execution limit with graceful termination
- **Process Management**: Handle parallel tool execution and resource limits
- **Status Tracking**: Maintain real-time execution state and completion status
3. **Partial Results Recovery**
- **Fallback Strategy**: Generate analysis results even with incomplete outputs
- **Log Integration**: Use execution logs when primary outputs are unavailable
- **Recovery Mode**: Create partial analysis reports with available data
- **Guidance Generation**: Provide next steps and retry recommendations
4. **Resource Management**
- **Disk Space Monitoring**: Check available storage and cleanup temporary files
- **Process Limits**: Set CPU and memory constraints for analysis execution
- **Performance Optimization**: Manage resource utilization and system load
- **Cleanup Procedures**: Remove outdated logs and temporary files
5. **Comprehensive Error Recovery**
- **Error Detection**: Automatic error identification and classification
- **Recovery Workflows**: Structured approach to handling different failure modes
- **Status Reporting**: Clear communication of issues and resolution attempts
- **Graceful Degradation**: Provide useful outputs even with partial failures
## Performance Optimization
### Analysis Optimization Strategies
- **Parallel Analysis**: Execute multiple tools in parallel to reduce total time
- **Context Sharding**: Analyze large projects by module shards
- **Caching Mechanism**: Reuse analysis results for similar contexts
- **Incremental Analysis**: Perform incremental analysis based on changes
### Resource Management
```bash
# Set analysis timeout
timeout 600s analysis_command || {
echo "⚠️ Analysis timeout, generating partial results"
# Generate partial results
}
# Memory usage monitoring
memory_usage=$(ps -o pid,vsz,rss,comm -p $$)
if [ "$memory_usage" -gt "$memory_limit" ]; then
echo "⚠️ High memory usage detected, optimizing..."
fi
```
## Integration Points
### Input Interface
- **Required**: `--session` parameter specifying session ID (e.g., WFS-auth)
- **Required**: `--context` parameter specifying context package path
- **Optional**: `--depth` specify analysis depth (quick|full|deep)
- **Optional**: `--focus` specify analysis focus areas
### Output Interface
- **Primary**: ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md - solution design and technical analysis
- **Location**: .workflow/{session_id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
- **Single Output Policy**: Only ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md is generated
- **No Supplementary Files**: No additional JSON, roadmap, or template files
## Quality Assurance
### Analysis Quality Checks
- **Completeness Check**: Ensure all required analysis sections are completed
- **Consistency Check**: Verify consistency of multi-tool analysis results
- **Feasibility Validation**: Ensure recommended implementation plans are feasible
### Success Criteria
- ✅ **Solution-Focused Analysis**: ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md emphasizes solution improvements, design decisions, and critical insights
- ✅ **Single Output File**: Only ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md generated, no supplementary files
- ✅ **Design Decision Depth**: Clear rationale for architectural choices with alternatives and tradeoffs
- ✅ **Feasibility Assessment**: Technical complexity, risk analysis, and implementation readiness evaluation
- ✅ **Optimization Strategies**: Performance, security, and code quality recommendations
- ✅ **Parallel Execution**: Efficient concurrent tool execution (Gemini + Codex for complex tasks)
- ✅ **Robust Error Handling**: Comprehensive validation, timeout management, and partial result recovery
- ✅ **Confidence Scoring**: Multi-dimensional assessment with clear recommendation status
- ✅ **No Task Planning**: Exclude task breakdowns, implementation steps, and project planning details
## Related Commands
- `/context:gather` - Generate context packages required by this command
- `/workflow:plan` - Call this command for analysis
- `/task:create` - Create specific tasks based on analysis results

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---
name: gather
description: Intelligently collect project context based on task description and package into standardized JSON
usage: /workflow:tools:context-gather --session <session_id> "<task_description>"
argument-hint: "--session WFS-session-id \"task description\""
examples:
- /workflow:tools:context-gather --session WFS-user-auth "Implement user authentication system"
- /workflow:tools:context-gather --session WFS-payment "Refactor payment module API"
- /workflow:tools:context-gather --session WFS-bugfix "Fix login validation error"
---
# Context Gather Command (/workflow:tools:context-gather)
## Overview
Intelligent context collector that gathers relevant information from project codebase, documentation, and dependencies based on task descriptions, generating standardized context packages.
## Core Philosophy
- **Intelligent Collection**: Auto-identify relevant resources based on keyword analysis
- **Comprehensive Coverage**: Collect code, documentation, configurations, and dependencies
- **Standardized Output**: Generate unified format context-package.json
- **Efficient Execution**: Optimize collection strategies to avoid irrelevant information
## Core Responsibilities
- **Keyword Extraction**: Extract core keywords from task descriptions
- **Smart Documentation Loading**: Load relevant project documentation based on keywords
- **Code Structure Analysis**: Analyze project structure to locate relevant code files
- **Dependency Discovery**: Identify tech stack and dependency relationships
- **MCP Tools Integration**: Leverage code-index tools for enhanced collection
- **Context Packaging**: Generate standardized JSON context packages
## Execution Process
### Phase 1: Task Analysis
1. **Keyword Extraction**
- Parse task description to extract core keywords
- Identify technical domain (auth, API, frontend, backend, etc.)
- Determine complexity level (simple, medium, complex)
2. **Scope Determination**
- Define collection scope based on keywords
- Identify potentially involved modules and components
- Set file type filters
### Phase 2: Project Structure Exploration
1. **Architecture Analysis**
- Use `~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh` for comprehensive project structure
- Analyze project layout and module organization
- Identify key directories and components
2. **Code File Location**
- Use MCP tools for precise search: `mcp__code-index__find_files()` and `mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced()`
- Search for relevant source code files based on keywords
- Locate implementation files, interfaces, and modules
3. **Documentation Collection**
- Load CLAUDE.md and README.md
- Load relevant documentation from .workflow/docs/ based on keywords
- Collect configuration files (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.)
### Phase 3: Intelligent Filtering & Association
1. **Relevance Scoring**
- Score based on keyword match degree
- Score based on file path relevance
- Score based on code content relevance
2. **Dependency Analysis**
- Analyze import/require statements
- Identify inter-module dependencies
- Determine core and optional dependencies
### Phase 4: Context Packaging
1. **Standardized Output**
- Generate context-package.json
- Organize resources by type and importance
- Add relevance descriptions and usage recommendations
## Context Package Format
Generated context package format:
```json
{
"metadata": {
"task_description": "Implement user authentication system",
"timestamp": "2025-09-29T10:30:00Z",
"keywords": ["user", "authentication", "JWT", "login"],
"complexity": "medium",
"tech_stack": ["typescript", "node.js", "express"],
"session_id": "WFS-user-auth"
},
"assets": [
{
"type": "documentation",
"path": "CLAUDE.md",
"relevance": "Project development standards and conventions",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"type": "documentation",
"path": ".workflow/docs/architecture/security.md",
"relevance": "Security architecture design guidance",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"type": "source_code",
"path": "src/auth/AuthService.ts",
"relevance": "Existing authentication service implementation",
"priority": "high"
},
{
"type": "source_code",
"path": "src/models/User.ts",
"relevance": "User data model definition",
"priority": "medium"
},
{
"type": "config",
"path": "package.json",
"relevance": "Project dependencies and tech stack",
"priority": "medium"
},
{
"type": "test",
"path": "tests/auth/*.test.ts",
"relevance": "Authentication related test cases",
"priority": "medium"
}
],
"tech_stack": {
"frameworks": ["express", "typescript"],
"libraries": ["jsonwebtoken", "bcrypt"],
"testing": ["jest", "supertest"]
},
"statistics": {
"total_files": 15,
"source_files": 8,
"docs_files": 4,
"config_files": 2,
"test_files": 1
}
}
```
## MCP Tools Integration
### Code Index Integration
```bash
# Set project path
mcp__code-index__set_project_path(path="{current_project_path}")
# Refresh index to ensure latest
mcp__code-index__refresh_index()
# Search relevant files
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*{keyword}*")
# Search code content
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(
pattern="{keyword_patterns}",
file_pattern="*.{ts,js,py,go,md}",
context_lines=3
)
```
## Session ID Integration
### Session ID Usage
- **Required Parameter**: `--session WFS-session-id`
- **Session Context Loading**: Load existing session state and task summaries
- **Session Continuity**: Maintain context across pipeline phases
### Session State Management
```bash
# Validate session exists
if [ ! -d ".workflow/${session_id}" ]; then
echo "❌ Session ${session_id} not found"
exit 1
fi
# Load session metadata
session_metadata=".workflow/${session_id}/workflow-session.json"
```
## Output Location
Context package output location:
```
.workflow/{session_id}/.process/context-package.json
```
## Error Handling
### Common Error Handling
1. **No Active Session**: Create temporary session directory
2. **MCP Tools Unavailable**: Fallback to traditional bash commands
3. **Permission Errors**: Prompt user to check file permissions
4. **Large Project Optimization**: Limit file count, prioritize high-relevance files
### Graceful Degradation Strategy
```bash
# Fallback when MCP unavailable
if ! command -v mcp__code-index__find_files; then
# Use find command for file discovery
find . -name "*{keyword}*" -type f -not -path "*/node_modules/*" -not -path "*/.git/*"
# Alternative pattern matching
find . -type f \( -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.js" -o -name "*.py" -o -name "*.go" \) -exec grep -l "{keyword}" {} \;
fi
# Use ripgrep instead of MCP search
rg "{keywords}" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source --max-count 30
# Content-based search with context
rg -A 3 -B 3 "{keywords}" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source
# Quick relevance check
grep -r --include="*.{ts,js,py,go}" -l "{keywords}" . | head -15
# Test files discovery
find . -name "*test*" -o -name "*spec*" | grep -E "\.(ts|js|py|go)$" | head -10
# Import/dependency analysis
rg "^(import|from|require|#include)" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source | head -20
```
## Performance Optimization
### Large Project Optimization Strategy
- **File Count Limit**: Maximum 50 files per type
- **Size Filtering**: Skip oversized files (>10MB)
- **Depth Limit**: Maximum search depth of 3 levels
- **Caching Strategy**: Cache project structure analysis results
### Parallel Processing
- Documentation collection and code search in parallel
- MCP tool calls and traditional commands in parallel
- Reduce I/O wait time
## Essential Bash Commands (Max 10)
### 1. Project Structure Analysis
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/get_modules_by_depth.sh
```
### 2. File Discovery by Keywords
```bash
find . -name "*{keyword}*" -type f -not -path "*/node_modules/*" -not -path "*/.git/*"
```
### 3. Content Search in Code Files
```bash
rg "{keyword}" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source --max-count 20
```
### 4. Configuration Files Discovery
```bash
find . -maxdepth 3 \( -name "*.json" -o -name "package.json" -o -name "requirements.txt" -o -name "Cargo.toml" \) -not -path "*/node_modules/*"
```
### 5. Documentation Files Collection
```bash
find . -name "*.md" -o -name "README*" -o -name "CLAUDE.md" | grep -v node_modules | head -10
```
### 6. Test Files Location
```bash
find . \( -name "*test*" -o -name "*spec*" \) -type f | grep -E "\.(js|ts|py|go)$" | head -10
```
### 7. Function/Class Definitions Search
```bash
rg "^(function|def|func|class|interface)" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source -n --max-count 15
```
### 8. Import/Dependency Analysis
```bash
rg "^(import|from|require|#include)" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source | head -15
```
### 9. Workflow Session Information
```bash
find .workflow/ -name "*.json" -path "*/${session_id}/*" -o -name "workflow-session.json" | head -5
```
### 10. Context-Aware Content Search
```bash
rg -A 2 -B 2 "{keywords}" --type-add 'source:*.{ts,js,py,go}' -t source --max-count 10
```
## Success Criteria
- Generate valid context-package.json file
- Contains sufficient relevant information for subsequent analysis
- Execution time controlled within 30 seconds
- File relevance accuracy rate >80%
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:tools:concept-enhanced` - Consumes output of this command for analysis
- `/workflow:plan` - Calls this command to gather context
- `/workflow:status` - Can display context collection status

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---
name: workflow:status
description: Generate on-demand views from JSON task data
usage: /workflow:status [task-id] [--format=<format>] [--validate]
argument-hint: [optional: task-id, format, validation]
examples:
- /workflow:status
- /workflow:status impl-1
- /workflow:status --format=hierarchy
- /workflow:status --validate
---
# Workflow Status Command (/workflow:status)
## Overview
Generates on-demand views from JSON task data. No synchronization needed - all views are calculated from the current state of JSON files.
## Core Principles
**Data Source:** @~/.claude/workflows/workflow-architecture.md
## Key Features
### Pure View Generation
- **No Sync**: Views are generated, not synchronized
- **Always Current**: Reads latest JSON data every time
- **No Persistence**: Views are temporary, not saved
- **Single Source**: All data comes from JSON files only
### Multiple View Formats
- **Overview** (default): Current tasks and status
- **Hierarchy**: Task relationships and structure
- **Details**: Specific task information
## Usage
### Default Overview
```bash
/workflow:status
```
Generates current workflow overview:
```markdown
# Workflow Overview
**Session**: WFS-user-auth
**Phase**: IMPLEMENT
**Type**: medium
## Active Tasks
- [⚠️] impl-1: Build authentication module (code-developer)
- [⚠️] impl-2: Setup user management (code-developer)
## Completed Tasks
- [✅] impl-0: Project setup
## Stats
- **Total**: 8 tasks
- **Completed**: 3
- **Active**: 2
- **Remaining**: 3
```
### Specific Task View
```bash
/workflow:status impl-1
```
Shows detailed task information:
```markdown
# Task: impl-1
**Title**: Build authentication module
**Status**: active
**Agent**: @code-developer
**Type**: feature
## Context
- **Requirements**: JWT authentication, OAuth2 support
- **Scope**: src/auth/*, tests/auth/*
- **Acceptance**: Module handles JWT tokens, OAuth2 flow implemented
- **Inherited From**: WFS-user-auth
## Relations
- **Parent**: none
- **Subtasks**: impl-1.1, impl-1.2
- **Dependencies**: impl-0
## Execution
- **Attempts**: 0
- **Last Attempt**: never
## Metadata
- **Created**: 2025-09-05T10:30:00Z
- **Updated**: 2025-09-05T10:35:00Z
```
### Hierarchy View
```bash
/workflow:status --format=hierarchy
```
Shows task relationships:
```markdown
# Task Hierarchy
## Main Tasks
- impl-0: Project setup ✅
- impl-1: Build authentication module ⚠️
- impl-1.1: Design auth schema
- impl-1.2: Implement auth logic
- impl-2: Setup user management ⚠️
## Dependencies
- impl-1 → depends on → impl-0
- impl-2 → depends on → impl-1
```
## View Generation Process
### Data Loading
```pseudo
function generate_workflow_status(task_id, format):
// Load all current data
session = load_workflow_session()
all_tasks = load_all_task_json_files()
// Filter if specific task requested
if task_id:
target_task = find_task(all_tasks, task_id)
return generate_task_detail_view(target_task)
// Generate requested format
switch format:
case 'hierarchy':
return generate_hierarchy_view(all_tasks)
default:
return generate_overview(session, all_tasks)
```
### Real-Time Calculation
- **Task Counts**: Calculated from JSON file status fields
- **Relationships**: Built from JSON relations fields
- **Status**: Read directly from current JSON state
## Validation Mode
### Basic Validation
```bash
/workflow:status --validate
```
Performs integrity checks:
```markdown
# Validation Results
## JSON File Validation
✅ All task JSON files are valid
✅ Session file is valid and readable
## Relationship Validation
✅ All parent-child relationships are valid
✅ All dependencies reference existing tasks
✅ No circular dependencies detected
## Hierarchy Validation
✅ Task hierarchy within depth limits (max 3 levels)
✅ All subtask references are bidirectional
## Issues Found
⚠️ impl-3: No subtasks defined (expected for leaf task)
**Status**: All systems operational
```
### Validation Checks
- **JSON Schema**: All files parse correctly
- **References**: All task IDs exist
- **Hierarchy**: Parent-child relationships are valid
- **Dependencies**: No circular dependencies
- **Depth**: Task hierarchy within limits
## Error Handling
### Missing Files
```bash
❌ Session file not found
→ Initialize new workflow session? (y/n)
❌ Task impl-5 not found
→ Available tasks: impl-1, impl-2, impl-3, impl-4
```
### Invalid Data
```bash
❌ Invalid JSON in impl-2.json
→ Cannot generate view for impl-2
→ Repair file manually or recreate task
⚠️ Circular dependency detected: impl-1 → impl-2 → impl-1
→ Task relationships may be incorrect
```
## Performance Benefits
### Fast Generation
- **No File Writes**: Only reads JSON files
- **No Sync Logic**: No complex synchronization
- **Instant Results**: Generate views on demand
- **No Conflicts**: No state consistency issues
### Scalability
- **Large Task Sets**: Handles hundreds of tasks efficiently
- **Complex Hierarchies**: No performance degradation
- **Concurrent Access**: Multiple views can be generated simultaneously
## Integration
### Workflow Integration
- Use after task creation to see current state
- Use for debugging task relationships
### Command Integration
```bash
# Common workflow
/task:create "New feature"
/workflow:status # Check current state
/task:breakdown impl-1
/workflow:status --format=hierarchy # View new structure
/task:execute impl-1.1
```
## Output Formats
### Supported Formats
- `overview` (default): General workflow status
- `hierarchy`: Task relationships
- `tasks`: Simple task list
- `details`: Comprehensive information
### Custom Filtering
```bash
# Show only active tasks
/workflow:status --format=tasks --filter=active
# Show completed tasks only
/workflow:status --format=tasks --filter=completed
# Show tasks for specific agent
/workflow:status --format=tasks --agent=@code-developer
```
## Related Commands
- `/task:create` - Create tasks (generates JSON data)
- `/task:execute` - Execute tasks (updates JSON data)
- `/task:breakdown` - Create subtasks (generates more JSON data)
- `/workflow:vibe` - Coordinate agents (uses workflow status for coordination)
This workflow status system provides instant, accurate views of workflow state without any synchronization complexity or performance overhead.

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---
name: task-generate-agent
description: Autonomous task generation using action-planning-agent with discovery and output phases
usage: /workflow:tools:task-generate-agent --session <session_id>
argument-hint: "--session WFS-session-id"
examples:
- /workflow:tools:task-generate-agent --session WFS-auth
---
# Autonomous Task Generation Command
## Overview
Autonomous task JSON and IMPL_PLAN.md generation using action-planning-agent with two-phase execution: discovery and document generation.
## Core Philosophy
- **Agent-Driven**: Delegate execution to action-planning-agent for autonomous operation
- **Two-Phase Flow**: Discovery (context gathering) → Output (document generation)
- **Memory-First**: Reuse loaded documents from conversation memory
- **MCP-Enhanced**: Use MCP tools for advanced code analysis and research
## Execution Lifecycle
### Phase 1: Discovery & Context Loading
**⚡ Memory-First Rule**: Skip file loading if documents already in conversation memory
**Agent Context Package**:
```javascript
{
"session_id": "WFS-[session-id]",
"session_metadata": {
// If in memory: use cached content
// Else: Load from .workflow/{session-id}/workflow-session.json
},
"analysis_results": {
// If in memory: use cached content
// Else: Load from .workflow/{session-id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
},
"artifacts_inventory": {
// If in memory: use cached list
// Else: Scan .workflow/{session-id}/.brainstorming/ directory
"synthesis_specification": "path or null",
"topic_framework": "path or null",
"role_analyses": ["paths"]
},
"context_package": {
// If in memory: use cached content
// Else: Load from .workflow/{session-id}/.process/context-package.json
},
"mcp_capabilities": {
"code_index": true,
"exa_code": true,
"exa_web": true
}
}
```
**Discovery Actions**:
1. **Load Session Context** (if not in memory)
```javascript
if (!memory.has("workflow-session.json")) {
Read(.workflow/{session-id}/workflow-session.json)
}
```
2. **Load Analysis Results** (if not in memory)
```javascript
if (!memory.has("ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md")) {
Read(.workflow/{session-id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md)
}
```
3. **Discover Artifacts** (if not in memory)
```javascript
if (!memory.has("artifacts_inventory")) {
bash(find .workflow/{session-id}/.brainstorming/ -name "*.md" -type f)
}
```
4. **MCP Code Analysis** (optional - enhance understanding)
```javascript
// Find relevant files for task context
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*auth*")
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(
pattern="authentication|oauth",
file_pattern="*.ts"
)
```
5. **MCP External Research** (optional - gather best practices)
```javascript
// Get external examples for implementation
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(
query="TypeScript JWT authentication best practices",
tokensNum="dynamic"
)
```
### Phase 2: Agent Execution (Document Generation)
**Agent Invocation**:
```javascript
Task(
subagent_type="action-planning-agent",
description="Generate task JSON and implementation plan",
prompt=`
## Execution Context
**Session ID**: WFS-{session-id}
**Mode**: Two-Phase Autonomous Task Generation
## Phase 1: Discovery Results (Provided Context)
### Session Metadata
{session_metadata_content}
### Analysis Results
{analysis_results_content}
### Artifacts Inventory
- **Synthesis Specification**: {synthesis_spec_path}
- **Topic Framework**: {topic_framework_path}
- **Role Analyses**: {role_analyses_list}
### Context Package
{context_package_summary}
### MCP Analysis Results (Optional)
**Code Structure**: {mcp_code_index_results}
**External Research**: {mcp_exa_research_results}
## Phase 2: Document Generation Task
### Task Decomposition Standards
**Core Principle**: Task Merging Over Decomposition
- **Merge Rule**: Execute together when possible
- **Decompose Only When**:
- Excessive workload (>2500 lines or >6 files)
- Different tech stacks or domains
- Sequential dependency blocking
- Parallel execution needed
**Task Limits**:
- **Maximum 10 tasks** (hard limit)
- **Function-based**: Complete units (logic + UI + tests + config)
- **Hierarchy**: Flat (≤5) | Two-level (6-10) | Re-scope (>10)
### Required Outputs
#### 1. Task JSON Files (.task/IMPL-*.json)
**Location**: .workflow/{session-id}/.task/
**Schema**: 5-field enhanced schema with artifacts
**Required Fields**:
\`\`\`json
{
"id": "IMPL-N[.M]",
"title": "Descriptive task name",
"status": "pending",
"meta": {
"type": "feature|bugfix|refactor|test|docs",
"agent": "@code-developer|@code-review-test-agent"
},
"context": {
"requirements": ["extracted from analysis"],
"focus_paths": ["src/paths"],
"acceptance": ["measurable criteria"],
"depends_on": ["IMPL-N"],
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification",
"path": "{synthesis_spec_path}",
"priority": "highest"
}
]
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_synthesis_specification",
"action": "Load consolidated synthesis specification",
"commands": [
"bash(ls {synthesis_spec_path} 2>/dev/null || echo 'not found')",
"Read({synthesis_spec_path})"
],
"output_to": "synthesis_specification",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "mcp_codebase_exploration",
"action": "Explore codebase using MCP",
"command": "mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern=\\"[patterns]\\") && mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern=\\"[patterns]\\")",
"output_to": "codebase_structure"
},
{
"step": "analyze_task_patterns",
"action": "Analyze existing code patterns",
"commands": [
"bash(cd \\"[focus_paths]\\")",
"bash(~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p \\"PURPOSE: Analyze patterns TASK: Review '[title]' CONTEXT: [synthesis_specification] EXPECTED: Pattern analysis RULES: Prioritize synthesis-specification.md\\")"
],
"output_to": "task_context",
"on_error": "fail"
}
],
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "Implement '[title]' following synthesis specification",
"modification_points": ["Apply requirements from synthesis"],
"logic_flow": [
"Load synthesis specification",
"Analyze existing patterns",
"Implement following specification",
"Validate against acceptance criteria"
]
},
"target_files": ["file:function:lines"]
}
}
\`\`\`
#### 2. IMPL_PLAN.md
**Location**: .workflow/{session-id}/IMPL_PLAN.md
**Structure**:
\`\`\`markdown
---
identifier: WFS-{session-id}
source: "User requirements"
analysis: .workflow/{session-id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
---
# Implementation Plan: {Project Title}
## Summary
Core requirements, objectives, and technical approach.
## Context Analysis
- **Project**: Type, patterns, tech stack
- **Modules**: Components and integration points
- **Dependencies**: External libraries and constraints
- **Patterns**: Code conventions and guidelines
## Brainstorming Artifacts
- synthesis-specification.md (Highest priority)
- topic-framework.md (Medium priority)
- Role analyses: ui-designer, system-architect, etc.
## Task Breakdown
- **Task Count**: N tasks, complexity level
- **Hierarchy**: Flat/Two-level structure
- **Dependencies**: Task dependency graph
## Implementation Plan
- **Execution Strategy**: Sequential/Parallel approach
- **Resource Requirements**: Tools, dependencies, artifacts
- **Success Criteria**: Metrics and acceptance conditions
\`\`\`
#### 3. TODO_LIST.md
**Location**: .workflow/{session-id}/TODO_LIST.md
**Structure**:
\`\`\`markdown
# Tasks: {Session Topic}
## Task Progress
**IMPL-001**: [Main Task Group] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-001.1**: [Subtask] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.1.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-001.2**: [Subtask] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.2.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-002**: [Simple Task] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-002.json)
## Status Legend
- \`▸\` = Container task (has subtasks)
- \`- [ ]\` = Pending leaf task
- \`- [x]\` = Completed leaf task
\`\`\`
### Execution Instructions
**Step 1: Extract Task Definitions**
- Parse analysis results for task recommendations
- Extract task ID, title, requirements, complexity
- Map artifacts to relevant tasks based on type
**Step 2: Generate Task JSON Files**
- Create individual .task/IMPL-*.json files
- Embed artifacts array with detected brainstorming outputs
- Generate flow_control with artifact loading steps
- Add MCP tool integration for codebase exploration
**Step 3: Create IMPL_PLAN.md**
- Summarize requirements and technical approach
- List detected artifacts with priorities
- Document task breakdown and dependencies
- Define execution strategy and success criteria
**Step 4: Generate TODO_LIST.md**
- List all tasks with container/leaf structure
- Link to task JSON files
- Use proper status indicators (▸, [ ], [x])
**Step 5: Update Session State**
- Update .workflow/{session-id}/workflow-session.json
- Mark session as ready for execution
- Record task count and artifact inventory
### MCP Enhancement Examples
**Code Index Usage**:
\`\`\`javascript
// Discover authentication-related files
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*auth*")
// Search for OAuth patterns
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(
pattern="oauth|jwt|authentication",
file_pattern="*.{ts,js}"
)
// Get file summary for key components
mcp__code-index__get_file_summary(
file_path="src/auth/index.ts"
)
\`\`\`
**Exa Research Usage**:
\`\`\`javascript
// Get best practices for task implementation
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(
query="TypeScript OAuth2 implementation patterns",
tokensNum="dynamic"
)
// Research specific API usage
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(
query="Express.js JWT middleware examples",
tokensNum=5000
)
\`\`\`
### Quality Validation
Before completion, verify:
- [ ] All task JSON files created in .task/ directory
- [ ] Each task JSON has 5 required fields
- [ ] Artifact references correctly mapped
- [ ] Flow control includes artifact loading steps
- [ ] MCP tool integration added where appropriate
- [ ] IMPL_PLAN.md follows required structure
- [ ] TODO_LIST.md matches task JSONs
- [ ] Dependency graph is acyclic
- [ ] Task count within limits (≤10)
- [ ] Session state updated
## Output
Generate all three documents and report completion status:
- Task JSON files created: N files
- Artifacts integrated: synthesis-spec, topic-framework, N role analyses
- MCP enhancements: code-index, exa-research
- Session ready for execution: /workflow:execute
`
)
```
## Command Integration
### Usage
```bash
# Basic usage
/workflow:tools:task-generate-agent --session WFS-auth
# Called by /workflow:plan
SlashCommand(command="/workflow:tools:task-generate-agent --session WFS-[id]")
```
### Agent Context Passing
**Memory-Aware Context Assembly**:
```javascript
// Assemble context package for agent
const agentContext = {
session_id: "WFS-[id]",
// Use memory if available, else load
session_metadata: memory.has("workflow-session.json")
? memory.get("workflow-session.json")
: Read(.workflow/WFS-[id]/workflow-session.json),
analysis_results: memory.has("ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md")
? memory.get("ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md")
: Read(.workflow/WFS-[id]/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md),
artifacts_inventory: memory.has("artifacts_inventory")
? memory.get("artifacts_inventory")
: discoverArtifacts(),
context_package: memory.has("context-package.json")
? memory.get("context-package.json")
: Read(.workflow/WFS-[id]/.process/context-package.json),
// Optional MCP enhancements
mcp_analysis: executeMcpDiscovery()
}
```
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:plan` - Orchestrates planning and calls this command
- `/workflow:tools:task-generate` - Manual version without agent
- `/workflow:tools:context-gather` - Provides context package
- `/workflow:tools:concept-enhanced` - Provides analysis results
- `/workflow:execute` - Executes generated tasks
## Key Differences from task-generate
| Feature | task-generate | task-generate-agent |
|---------|--------------|-------------------|
| Execution | Manual/scripted | Agent-driven |
| Phases | 6 phases | 2 phases (discovery + output) |
| MCP Integration | Optional | Enhanced with examples |
| Decision Logic | Command-driven | Agent-autonomous |
| Complexity | Higher control | Simpler delegation |

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---
name: task-generate
description: Generate task JSON files and IMPL_PLAN.md from analysis results with artifacts integration
usage: /workflow:tools:task-generate --session <session_id>
argument-hint: "--session WFS-session-id"
examples:
- /workflow:tools:task-generate --session WFS-auth
---
# Task Generation Command
## Overview
Generate task JSON files and IMPL_PLAN.md from analysis results with automatic artifact detection and integration.
## Core Philosophy
- **Analysis-Driven**: Generate from ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
- **Artifact-Aware**: Auto-detect brainstorming outputs
- **Context-Rich**: Embed comprehensive context in task JSON
- **Flow-Control Ready**: Pre-define implementation steps
- **Memory-First**: Reuse loaded documents from memory
## Core Responsibilities
- Parse analysis results and extract tasks
- Detect and integrate brainstorming artifacts
- Generate enhanced task JSON files (5-field schema)
- Create IMPL_PLAN.md and TODO_LIST.md
- Update session state for execution
## Execution Lifecycle
### Phase 1: Input Validation & Discovery
**⚡ Memory-First Rule**: Skip file loading if documents already in conversation memory
1. **Session Validation**
- If session metadata in memory → Skip loading
- Else: Load `.workflow/{session_id}/workflow-session.json`
2. **Analysis Results Loading**
- If ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md in memory → Skip loading
- Else: Read `.workflow/{session_id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md`
3. **Artifact Discovery**
- If artifact inventory in memory → Skip scanning
- Else: Scan `.workflow/{session_id}/.brainstorming/` directory
- Detect: synthesis-specification.md, topic-framework.md, role analyses
### Phase 2: Task JSON Generation
#### Task Decomposition Standards
**Core Principle: Task Merging Over Decomposition**
- **Merge Rule**: Execute together when possible
- **Decompose Only When**:
- Excessive workload (>2500 lines or >6 files)
- Different tech stacks or domains
- Sequential dependency blocking
- Parallel execution needed
**Task Limits**:
- **Maximum 10 tasks** (hard limit)
- **Function-based**: Complete units (logic + UI + tests + config)
- **Hierarchy**: Flat (≤5) | Two-level (6-10) | Re-scope (>10)
#### Enhanced Task JSON Schema (5-Field + Artifacts)
```json
{
"id": "IMPL-N[.M]",
"title": "Descriptive task name",
"status": "pending|active|completed|blocked|container",
"meta": {
"type": "feature|bugfix|refactor|test|docs",
"agent": "@code-developer|@planning-agent|@code-review-test-agent"
},
"context": {
"requirements": ["Clear requirement from analysis"],
"focus_paths": ["src/module/path", "tests/module/path"],
"acceptance": ["Measurable acceptance criterion"],
"parent": "IMPL-N",
"depends_on": ["IMPL-N.M"],
"inherited": {"shared_patterns": [], "common_dependencies": []},
"shared_context": {"tech_stack": [], "conventions": []},
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification",
"source": "brainstorm_synthesis",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md",
"priority": "highest",
"contains": "complete_integrated_specification"
},
{
"type": "topic_framework",
"source": "brainstorm_framework",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/topic-framework.md",
"priority": "medium",
"contains": "discussion_framework_structure"
},
{
"type": "individual_role_analysis",
"source": "brainstorm_roles",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/[role]/analysis.md",
"priority": "low",
"contains": "role_specific_analysis_fallback"
}
]
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "load_synthesis_specification",
"action": "Load consolidated synthesis specification",
"commands": [
"bash(ls .workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md 2>/dev/null || echo 'not found')",
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md)"
],
"output_to": "synthesis_specification",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "load_individual_role_artifacts",
"action": "Load individual role analyses as fallback",
"commands": [
"bash(find .workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/ -name 'analysis.md' 2>/dev/null | head -8)",
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/ui-designer/analysis.md)",
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.brainstorming/system-architect/analysis.md)"
],
"output_to": "individual_artifacts",
"on_error": "skip_optional"
},
{
"step": "load_planning_context",
"action": "Load plan-generated analysis",
"commands": [
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md)",
"Read(.workflow/WFS-[session]/.process/context-package.json)"
],
"output_to": "planning_context"
},
{
"step": "mcp_codebase_exploration",
"action": "Explore codebase using MCP tools",
"command": "mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern=\"[patterns]\") && mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern=\"[patterns]\")",
"output_to": "codebase_structure"
},
{
"step": "analyze_task_patterns",
"action": "Analyze existing code patterns",
"commands": [
"bash(cd \"[focus_paths]\")",
"bash(~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p \"PURPOSE: Analyze patterns TASK: Review '[title]' CONTEXT: [synthesis_specification] [individual_artifacts] EXPECTED: Pattern analysis RULES: Prioritize synthesis-specification.md\")"
],
"output_to": "task_context",
"on_error": "fail"
}
],
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "Implement '[title]' following synthesis specification",
"modification_points": [
"Apply consolidated requirements from synthesis-specification.md",
"Follow technical guidelines from synthesis",
"Integrate with existing patterns"
],
"logic_flow": [
"Load synthesis specification",
"Extract requirements and design",
"Analyze existing patterns",
"Implement following specification",
"Validate against acceptance criteria"
]
},
"target_files": ["file:function:lines"]
}
}
```
#### Task Generation Process
1. Parse analysis results and extract task definitions
2. Detect brainstorming artifacts with priority scoring
3. Generate task context (requirements, focus_paths, acceptance)
4. Build flow_control with artifact loading steps
5. Create individual task JSON files in `.task/`
### Phase 3: Artifact Detection & Integration
#### Artifact Priority
1. **synthesis-specification.md** (highest) - Complete integrated spec
2. **topic-framework.md** (medium) - Discussion framework
3. **role/analysis.md** (low) - Individual perspectives
#### Artifact-Task Mapping
- **synthesis-specification.md** → All tasks
- **ui-designer/analysis.md** → UI/Frontend tasks
- **ux-expert/analysis.md** → UX/Interaction tasks
- **system-architect/analysis.md** → Architecture/Backend tasks
- **subject-matter-expert/analysis.md** → Domain/Standards tasks
- **data-architect/analysis.md** → Data/API tasks
- **scrum-master/analysis.md** → Sprint/Process tasks
- **product-owner/analysis.md** → Backlog/Story tasks
### Phase 4: IMPL_PLAN.md Generation
#### Document Structure
```markdown
---
identifier: WFS-{session-id}
source: "User requirements" | "File: path" | "Issue: ISS-001"
analysis: .workflow/{session-id}/.process/ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md
---
# Implementation Plan: {Project Title}
## Summary
Core requirements, objectives, and technical approach.
## Context Analysis
- **Project**: Type, patterns, tech stack
- **Modules**: Components and integration points
- **Dependencies**: External libraries and constraints
- **Patterns**: Code conventions and guidelines
## Brainstorming Artifacts
- synthesis-specification.md (Highest priority)
- topic-framework.md (Medium priority)
- Role analyses: ui-designer, system-architect, etc.
## Task Breakdown
- **Task Count**: N tasks, complexity level
- **Hierarchy**: Flat/Two-level structure
- **Dependencies**: Task dependency graph
## Implementation Plan
- **Execution Strategy**: Sequential/Parallel approach
- **Resource Requirements**: Tools, dependencies, artifacts
- **Success Criteria**: Metrics and acceptance conditions
```
### Phase 5: TODO_LIST.md Generation
#### Document Structure
```markdown
# Tasks: [Session Topic]
## Task Progress
**IMPL-001**: [Main Task Group] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.json)
- [ ] **IMPL-001.1**: [Subtask] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.1.json)
- [x] **IMPL-001.2**: [Subtask] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-001.2.json) | [](./.summaries/IMPL-001.2-summary.md)
- [x] **IMPL-002**: [Simple Task] → [📋](./.task/IMPL-002.json) | [](./.summaries/IMPL-002-summary.md)
## Status Legend
- `▸` = Container task (has subtasks)
- `- [ ]` = Pending leaf task
- `- [x]` = Completed leaf task
- Maximum 2 levels: Main tasks and subtasks only
```
### Phase 6: Session State Update
1. Update workflow-session.json with task count and artifacts
2. Validate all output files (task JSONs, IMPL_PLAN.md, TODO_LIST.md)
3. Generate completion report
## Output Files Structure
```
.workflow/{session-id}/
├── IMPL_PLAN.md # Implementation plan
├── TODO_LIST.md # Progress tracking
├── .task/
│ ├── IMPL-1.json # Container task
│ ├── IMPL-1.1.json # Leaf task with flow_control
│ └── IMPL-1.2.json # Leaf task with flow_control
├── .brainstorming/ # Input artifacts
│ ├── synthesis-specification.md
│ ├── topic-framework.md
│ └── {role}/analysis.md
└── .process/
├── ANALYSIS_RESULTS.md # Input from concept-enhanced
└── context-package.json # Input from context-gather
```
## Error Handling
### Input Validation Errors
| Error | Cause | Resolution |
|-------|-------|------------|
| Session not found | Invalid session ID | Verify session exists |
| Analysis missing | Incomplete planning | Run concept-enhanced first |
| Invalid format | Corrupted results | Regenerate analysis |
### Task Generation Errors
| Error | Cause | Resolution |
|-------|-------|------------|
| Count exceeds limit | >10 tasks | Re-scope requirements |
| Invalid structure | Missing fields | Fix analysis results |
| Dependency cycle | Circular refs | Adjust dependencies |
### Artifact Integration Errors
| Error | Cause | Recovery |
|-------|-------|----------|
| Artifact not found | Missing output | Continue without artifacts |
| Invalid format | Corrupted file | Skip artifact loading |
| Path invalid | Moved/deleted | Update references |
## Integration & Usage
### Command Chain
- **Called By**: `/workflow:plan` (Phase 4)
- **Calls**: None (terminal command)
- **Followed By**: `/workflow:execute`, `/workflow:status`
### Basic Usage
```bash
/workflow:tools:task-generate --session WFS-auth
```
## Related Commands
- `/workflow:plan` - Orchestrates entire planning
- `/workflow:tools:context-gather` - Provides context package
- `/workflow:tools:concept-enhanced` - Provides analysis results
- `/workflow:execute` - Executes generated tasks

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# AI Prompt: Python Code Analysis & Debugging Expert (Chinese Output)
## I. PREAMBLE & CORE DIRECTIVE
You are a **Senior Python Code Virtuoso & Debugging Strategist**. Your primary function is to conduct meticulous, systematic, and insightful analysis of provided Python source code. You are to understand its intricate structure, data flow, and control flow, and then provide exceptionally clear, accurate, and pedagogically sound answers to specific user questions related to that code. You excel at tracing Python execution paths, explaining complex interactions in a step-by-step "Chain-of-Thought" manner, and visually representing call logic. Your responses **MUST** be in **Chinese (中文)**.
## II. ROLE DEFINITION & CORE CAPABILITIES
1. **Role**: Senior Python Code Virtuoso & Debugging Strategist.
2. **Core Capabilities**:
* **Deep Python Expertise**: Profound understanding of Python syntax, semantics, the Python execution model, standard library functions, common data structures (lists, dicts, sets, tuples, etc.), object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python (classes, inheritance, MRO, decorators, dunder methods), error handling (try-except-finally), context managers, generators, and Pythonic idioms.
* **Systematic Code Analysis**: Ability to break down complex code into manageable parts, identify key components (functions, classes, variables, control structures), and understand their interrelationships.
* **Logical Reasoning & Problem Solving**: Skill in deducing code behavior, identifying potential bugs or inefficiencies, and explaining the "why" behind the code's operation.
* **Execution Path Tracing**: Expertise in mentally (or by simulated execution) stepping through Python code, tracking variable states and call stacks.
* **Clear Communication**: Ability to explain technical Python concepts and code logic clearly and concisely to a developer audience, using precise terminology.
* **Visual Representation**: Skill in creating simple, effective diagrams to illustrate call flows and data dependencies.
3. **Adaptive Strategy**: While the following process is standard, you should adapt your analytical depth based on the complexity of the code and the specificity of the user's question.
4. **Core Thinking Mode**:
* **Systematic & Rigorous**: Approach every analysis with a structured methodology.
* **Insightful & Deep**: Go beyond surface-level explanations; uncover underlying logic and potential implications.
* **Chain-of-Thought (CoT) Driven**: Explicitly articulate your reasoning process.
## III. OBJECTIVES
1. **Deeply Analyze**: Scrutinize the structure, syntax, control flow, data flow, and logic of the provided **Python** source code.
2. **Comprehend Questions**: Thoroughly understand the user's specific question(s) regarding the code, identifying the core intent.
3. **Accurate & Comprehensive Answers**: Provide precise, complete, and logically sound answers.
4. **Elucidate Logic**: Clearly explain the Python code calling logic, dependencies, and data flow relevant to the question, both textually (step-by-step) and visually.
5. **Structured Presentation**: Present explanations in a highly structured and easy-to-understand format (Markdown), highlighting key Python code segments, their interactions, and a concise call flow diagram.
6. **Pedagogical Value**: Ensure explanations are not just correct but also help the user learn about Python's behavior in the given context.
7. **Show Your Work (CoT)**: Crucially, before the main analysis, outline your thinking process, assumptions, and how you plan to tackle the question.
## IV. INPUT SPECIFICATIONS
1. **Python Code Snippet**: A block of Python source code provided as text.
2. **Specific Question(s)**: One or more questions directly related to the provided Python code snippet.
## V. RESPONSE STRUCTURE & CONTENT (Strictly Adhere - Output in Chinese)
Your response **MUST** be in Chinese and structured in Markdown as follows:
---
### 0. 思考过程 (Thinking Process)
* *(Before any analysis, outline your key thought process for tackling the question(s). For example: "1. Identify target functions/variables from the question. 2. Trace execution flow related to these. 3. Note data transformations. 4. Formulate a concise answer. 5. Detail the steps and create a diagram.")*
* *(List any initial assumptions made about the Python code or standard library behavior.)*
### 1. 对问题的理解 (Understanding of the Question)
* 简明扼要地复述或重申用户核心问题,确认理解无误。
### 2. 核心解答 (Core Answer)
* 针对每个问题,提供直接、简洁的答案。
### 3. 详细分析与调用逻辑 (Detailed Analysis and Calling Logic)
#### 3.1. 相关Python代码段识别 (Identification of Relevant Python Code Sections)
* 精确定位解答问题所必须的关键Python函数、方法、类或代码块。
* 使用带语言标识的Markdown代码块 (e.g., ```python ... ```) 展示这些片段。
#### 3.2. 文本化执行流程/调用顺序 (Textual Execution Flow / Calling Sequence)
* 提供逐步的文本解释说明相关Python代码如何执行函数/方法如何相互调用,以及数据(参数、返回值)如何传递。
* 明确指出控制流(如循环、条件判断)如何影响执行。
#### 3.3. 简洁调用图 (Concise Call Flow Diagram)
* 使用缩进、箭头 (例如: `───►` 调用, `◄───` 返回, `│` 持续, `├─` 中间步骤, `└─` 块内最后步骤) 和其他简洁符号,清晰地可视化函数调用层级和与问题相关的关键操作/数据转换。
* 此图应作为文本解释的补充,增强理解。
* **示例图例参考**:
```
main()
├─► helper_function1(arg1)
│ │
│ ├─ (内部逻辑/数据操作)
│ │
│ └─► another_function(data)
│ │
│ └─ (返回结果) ◄─── result_from_another
│ └─ (返回结果) ◄─── result_from_helper1
└─► helper_function2()
...
```
#### 3.4. 详细数据传递与状态变化 (Detailed Data Passing and State Changes)
* 结合调用图,详细说明具体数据值(参数、返回值、关键变量)如何在函数/方法间传递,以及在与问题相关的执行过程中变量状态如何变化。
* 关注Python特有的数据传递机制 (e.g., pass-by-object-reference).
#### 3.5. 逻辑解释 (Logical Explanation)
* 解释为什么代码会这样运行将其与用户的具体问题联系起来并结合Python语言特性进行说明。
### 4. 总结 (Summary - 复杂问题推荐)
* 根据详细分析,简要总结关键发现或问题的答案。
---
## VI. STYLE & TONE (Chinese Output)
* **Professional & Technical**: Maintain a formal, expert tone.
* **Analytical & Pedagogical**: Focus on insightful analysis and clear explanations.
* **Precise Terminology**: Use correct Python technical terms.
* **Clarity & Structure**: Employ lists, bullet points, Markdown code blocks (`python`), and the specified diagramming symbols for maximum clarity.
* **Helpful & Informative**: The goal is to assist and educate.
## VII. CONSTRAINTS & PROHIBITED BEHAVIORS
1. **Confine Analysis**: Your analysis MUST be strictly confined to the provided Python code snippet.
2. **Standard Library Assumption**: Assume standard Python library functions behave as documented unless their implementation is part of the provided code.
3. **No External Knowledge**: Do not use external knowledge beyond standard Python and its libraries unless explicitly provided in the context.
4. **No Speculation**: Avoid speculative answers. If information is insufficient to provide a definitive answer based *solely* on the provided code, clearly state what information is missing.
5. **No Generic Tutorials**: Do not provide generic Python tutorials or explanations of basic Python syntax unless it's directly essential for explaining the specific behavior in the provided code relevant to the user's question.
6. **Focus on Python**: While general programming concepts are relevant, always frame explanations within the context of Python's specific implementation and behavior.
## VIII. SELF-CORRECTION / REFLECTION
* Before finalizing your response, review it to ensure:
* All parts of the user's question(s) have been addressed.
* The analysis is accurate and logically sound.
* The textual explanation and the call flow diagram are consistent and mutually reinforcing.
* The language used is precise, clear, and professional (Chinese).
* All formatting requirements have been met.
* The "Thinking Process" (CoT) is clearly articulated.

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# Location: ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper
#
# This wrapper automatically manages --all-files flag based on project token count
# and provides intelligent approval mode defaults
#
# Usage: gemini-wrapper [all gemini options]
#
# Approval Mode Options:
# --approval-mode default : Prompt for approval on each tool call (default)
# --approval-mode auto_edit : Auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others
# --approval-mode yolo : Auto-approve all tool calls
#
# Note: Executes in current working directory
set -e
# Function to show help
show_help() {
echo "gemini-wrapper - Token-aware wrapper for gemini command"
echo ""
echo "Usage: gemini-wrapper [options] [gemini options]"
echo ""
echo "Options:"
echo " --approval-mode <mode> Sets the approval mode for tool calls"
echo " Available modes:"
echo " default : Prompt for approval on each tool call (default)"
echo " auto_edit : Auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others"
echo " yolo : Auto-approve all tool calls"
echo " --help Show this help message"
echo ""
echo "Features:"
echo " - Automatically manages --all-files flag based on project token count"
echo " - Intelligent approval mode detection based on task type"
echo " - Token limit: $DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT (set GEMINI_TOKEN_LIMIT to override)"
echo ""
echo "Examples:"
echo " gemini-wrapper -p \"Analyze the codebase structure\""
echo " gemini-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p \"Implement user authentication\""
echo " gemini-wrapper --approval-mode auto_edit -p \"Fix all linting errors\""
echo ""
}
# Configuration
DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT=2000000
TOKEN_LIMIT=${GEMINI_TOKEN_LIMIT:-$DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT}
@@ -88,28 +122,84 @@ count_tokens() {
echo "$estimated_tokens $file_count"
}
# Function to validate approval mode
validate_approval_mode() {
local mode="$1"
case "$mode" in
"default"|"auto_edit"|"yolo")
return 0
;;
*)
echo -e "${RED}❌ Invalid approval mode: $mode${NC}" >&2
echo -e "${YELLOW}Valid modes: default, auto_edit, yolo${NC}" >&2
return 1
;;
esac
}
# Parse arguments to check for flags
has_all_files=false
has_approval_mode=false
approval_mode_value=""
args=()
i=0
# Check for existing flags
for arg in "$@"; do
# Parse arguments with proper handling of --approval-mode value
args=("$@") # Start with all arguments
parsed_args=()
skip_next=false
for ((i=0; i<${#args[@]}; i++)); do
if [[ "$skip_next" == true ]]; then
skip_next=false
continue
fi
arg="${args[i]}"
case "$arg" in
"--help"|"-h")
show_help
exit 0
;;
"--all-files")
has_all_files=true
args+=("$arg")
parsed_args+=("$arg")
;;
--approval-mode*)
"--approval-mode")
has_approval_mode=true
args+=("$arg")
# Get the next argument as the mode value
if [[ $((i+1)) -lt ${#args[@]} ]]; then
approval_mode_value="${args[$((i+1))]}"
if validate_approval_mode "$approval_mode_value"; then
parsed_args+=("$arg" "$approval_mode_value")
skip_next=true
else
exit 1
fi
else
echo -e "${RED}❌ --approval-mode requires a value${NC}" >&2
echo -e "${YELLOW}Valid modes: default, auto_edit, yolo${NC}" >&2
exit 1
fi
;;
--approval-mode=*)
has_approval_mode=true
approval_mode_value="${arg#*=}"
if validate_approval_mode "$approval_mode_value"; then
parsed_args+=("$arg")
else
exit 1
fi
;;
*)
args+=("$arg")
parsed_args+=("$arg")
;;
esac
done
# Replace args with parsed_args
args=("${parsed_args[@]}")
# Analyze current working directory
echo -e "${GREEN}📁 Analyzing current directory: $(pwd)${NC}" >&2
@@ -147,15 +237,42 @@ fi
# Auto-add approval-mode if not specified
if [[ "$has_approval_mode" == false ]]; then
# Check if this is an analysis task (contains words like "analyze", "review", "understand")
# Intelligent approval mode detection based on prompt content
prompt_text="${args[*]}"
if [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (analyze|analysis|review|understand|inspect|examine) ]]; then
# Analysis/Research tasks - use default (prompt for each tool)
if [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (analyze|analysis|review|understand|inspect|examine|research|study|explore|investigate) ]]; then
echo -e "${GREEN}📋 Analysis task detected: Adding --approval-mode default${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "default" "${args[@]}")
else
echo -e "${YELLOW}⚡ Execution task detected: Adding --approval-mode yolo${NC}" >&2
# Development/Edit tasks - use auto_edit (auto-approve edits, prompt for others)
elif [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (implement|create|build|develop|code|write|edit|modify|update|fix|refactor|generate) ]]; then
echo -e "${GREEN}🔧 Development task detected: Adding --approval-mode auto_edit${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "auto_edit" "${args[@]}")
# Automation/Batch tasks - use yolo (auto-approve all)
elif [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (automate|batch|mass|bulk|all|execute|run|deploy|install|setup) ]]; then
echo -e "${YELLOW}⚡ Automation task detected: Adding --approval-mode yolo${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "yolo" "${args[@]}")
# Default fallback - use default mode for safety
else
echo -e "${YELLOW}🔍 General task detected: Adding --approval-mode default${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "default" "${args[@]}")
fi
# Show approval mode explanation
case "${args[1]}" in
"default")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will prompt for approval on each tool call${NC}" >&2
;;
"auto_edit")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others${NC}" >&2
;;
"yolo")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will auto-approve all tool calls${NC}" >&2
;;
esac
fi
# Show final command (for transparency)

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@@ -3,11 +3,60 @@
# Location: ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper
#
# This wrapper automatically manages --all-files flag based on project token count
# and provides intelligent approval mode defaults
#
# Usage: qwen-wrapper [all qwen options]
#
# Approval Mode Options:
# --approval-mode default : Prompt for approval on each tool call (default)
# --approval-mode auto_edit : Auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others
# --approval-mode yolo : Auto-approve all tool calls
#
# Note: Executes in current working directory
set -e
# Function to show help
show_help() {
echo "qwen-wrapper - Token-aware wrapper for qwen command"
echo ""
echo "Usage: qwen-wrapper [options] [qwen options]"
echo ""
echo "Options:"
echo " --approval-mode <mode> Sets the approval mode for tool calls"
echo " Available modes:"
echo " default : Prompt for approval on each tool call (default)"
echo " auto_edit : Auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others"
echo " yolo : Auto-approve all tool calls"
echo " --help Show this help message"
echo ""
echo "Features:"
echo " - Automatically manages --all-files flag based on project token count"
echo " - Intelligent approval mode detection based on task type"
echo " - Token limit: $DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT (set QWEN_TOKEN_LIMIT to override)"
echo ""
echo "Examples:"
echo " qwen-wrapper -p \"Analyze the codebase structure\""
echo " qwen-wrapper --approval-mode yolo -p \"Implement user authentication\""
echo " qwen-wrapper --approval-mode auto_edit -p \"Fix all linting errors\""
echo ""
}
# Function to validate approval mode
validate_approval_mode() {
local mode="$1"
case "$mode" in
"default"|"auto_edit"|"yolo")
return 0
;;
*)
echo -e "${RED}❌ Invalid approval mode: $mode${NC}" >&2
echo -e "${YELLOW}Valid modes: default, auto_edit, yolo${NC}" >&2
return 1
;;
esac
}
# Configuration
DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT=2000000
TOKEN_LIMIT=${QWEN_TOKEN_LIMIT:-$DEFAULT_TOKEN_LIMIT}
@@ -39,25 +88,64 @@ count_tokens() {
# Parse arguments to check for flags
has_all_files=false
has_approval_mode=false
args=()
approval_mode_value=""
# Check for existing flags
for arg in "$@"; do
# Parse arguments with proper handling of --approval-mode value
args=("$@") # Start with all arguments
parsed_args=()
skip_next=false
for ((i=0; i<${#args[@]}; i++)); do
if [[ "$skip_next" == true ]]; then
skip_next=false
continue
fi
arg="${args[i]}"
case "$arg" in
"--help"|"-h")
show_help
exit 0
;;
"--all-files")
has_all_files=true
args+=("$arg")
parsed_args+=("$arg")
;;
--approval-mode*)
"--approval-mode")
has_approval_mode=true
args+=("$arg")
# Get the next argument as the mode value
if [[ $((i+1)) -lt ${#args[@]} ]]; then
approval_mode_value="${args[$((i+1))]}"
if validate_approval_mode "$approval_mode_value"; then
parsed_args+=("$arg" "$approval_mode_value")
skip_next=true
else
exit 1
fi
else
echo -e "${RED}❌ --approval-mode requires a value${NC}" >&2
echo -e "${YELLOW}Valid modes: default, auto_edit, yolo${NC}" >&2
exit 1
fi
;;
--approval-mode=*)
has_approval_mode=true
approval_mode_value="${arg#*=}"
if validate_approval_mode "$approval_mode_value"; then
parsed_args+=("$arg")
else
exit 1
fi
;;
*)
args+=("$arg")
parsed_args+=("$arg")
;;
esac
done
# Replace args with parsed_args
args=("${parsed_args[@]}")
# Analyze current working directory
echo -e "${GREEN}📁 Analyzing current directory: $(pwd)${NC}" >&2
@@ -95,15 +183,42 @@ fi
# Auto-add approval-mode if not specified
if [[ "$has_approval_mode" == false ]]; then
# Check if this is an analysis task (contains words like "analyze", "review", "understand")
# Intelligent approval mode detection based on prompt content
prompt_text="${args[*]}"
if [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (analyze|analysis|review|understand|inspect|examine) ]]; then
# Analysis/Research tasks - use default (prompt for each tool)
if [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (analyze|analysis|review|understand|inspect|examine|research|study|explore|investigate) ]]; then
echo -e "${GREEN}📋 Analysis task detected: Adding --approval-mode default${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "default" "${args[@]}")
else
echo -e "${YELLOW}⚡ Execution task detected: Adding --approval-mode yolo${NC}" >&2
# Development/Edit tasks - use auto_edit (auto-approve edits, prompt for others)
elif [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (implement|create|build|develop|code|write|edit|modify|update|fix|refactor|generate) ]]; then
echo -e "${GREEN}🔧 Development task detected: Adding --approval-mode auto_edit${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "auto_edit" "${args[@]}")
# Automation/Batch tasks - use yolo (auto-approve all)
elif [[ "$prompt_text" =~ (automate|batch|mass|bulk|all|execute|run|deploy|install|setup) ]]; then
echo -e "${YELLOW}⚡ Automation task detected: Adding --approval-mode yolo${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "yolo" "${args[@]}")
# Default fallback - use default mode for safety
else
echo -e "${YELLOW}🔍 General task detected: Adding --approval-mode default${NC}" >&2
args=("--approval-mode" "default" "${args[@]}")
fi
# Show approval mode explanation
case "${args[1]}" in
"default")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will prompt for approval on each tool call${NC}" >&2
;;
"auto_edit")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will auto-approve edit tools, prompt for others${NC}" >&2
;;
"yolo")
echo -e "${YELLOW} → Will auto-approve all tool calls${NC}" >&2
;;
esac
fi
# Show final command (for transparency)

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# Analysis Results Documentation
## Metadata
- **Generated by**: `/workflow:plan` command
- **Session**: `WFS-[session-id]`
- **Task Context**: `[task-description]`
- **Analysis Date**: `[timestamp]`
## 1. Verified Project Assets
### Confirmed Documentation Files
```bash
# Verified file existence with full paths:
[/absolute/path/to/CLAUDE.md] - [file size] - Contains: [key sections found]
[/absolute/path/to/README.md] - [file size] - Contains: [technical info]
[/absolute/path/to/package.json] - [file size] - Dependencies: [list]
```
### Confirmed Technical Stack
- **Package Manager**: [npm/yarn/pnpm] (confirmed via `[specific file path]`)
- **Framework**: [React/Vue/Angular/etc] (version: [x.x.x])
- **Build Tool**: [webpack/vite/etc] (config: `[config file path]`)
- **Test Framework**: [jest/vitest/etc] (config: `[config file path]`)
## 2. Verified Code Structure
### Confirmed Directory Structure
```
[project-root]/
├── [actual-folder-name]/ # [purpose - verified]
│ ├── [actual-file.ext] # [size] [last-modified]
│ └── [actual-file.ext] # [size] [last-modified]
└── [actual-folder-name]/ # [purpose - verified]
├── [actual-file.ext] # [size] [last-modified]
└── [actual-file.ext] # [size] [last-modified]
```
### Confirmed Key Modules
- **Module 1**: `[/absolute/path/to/module]`
- **Entry Point**: `[actual-file.js]` (exports: [verified-exports])
- **Key Methods**: `[method1()]`, `[method2()]` (line numbers: [X-Y])
- **Dependencies**: `[import statements verified]`
- **Module 2**: `[/absolute/path/to/module]`
- **Entry Point**: `[actual-file.js]` (exports: [verified-exports])
- **Key Methods**: `[method1()]`, `[method2()]` (line numbers: [X-Y])
- **Dependencies**: `[import statements verified]`
## 3. Confirmed Implementation Standards
### Verified Coding Patterns
- **Naming Convention**: [verified pattern from actual files]
- Files: `[example1.js]`, `[example2.js]` (pattern: [pattern])
- Functions: `[actualFunction()]` from `[file:line]`
- Classes: `[ActualClass]` from `[file:line]`
### Confirmed Build Commands
```bash
# Verified commands (tested successfully):
[npm run build] - Output: [build result]
[npm run test] - Framework: [test framework found]
[npm run lint] - Tool: [linter found]
```
## 4. Task Decomposition Results
### Task Count Determination
- **Identified Tasks**: [exact number] (based on functional boundaries)
- **Structure**: [Flat ≤5 | Hierarchical 6-10 | Re-scope >10]
- **Merge Rationale**: [specific reasons for combining related files]
### Confirmed Task Breakdown
- **IMPL-001**: `[Specific functional description]`
- **Target Files**: `[/absolute/path/file1.js]`, `[/absolute/path/file2.js]` (verified)
- **Key Methods to Implement**: `[method1()]`, `[method2()]` (signatures defined)
- **Size**: [X files, ~Y lines] (measured from similar existing code)
- **Dependencies**: Uses `[existingModule.method()]` from `[verified-path]`
- **IMPL-002**: `[Specific functional description]`
- **Target Files**: `[/absolute/path/file3.js]`, `[/absolute/path/file4.js]` (verified)
- **Key Methods to Implement**: `[method3()]`, `[method4()]` (signatures defined)
- **Size**: [X files, ~Y lines] (measured from similar existing code)
- **Dependencies**: Uses `[existingModule.method()]` from `[verified-path]`
### Verified Dependency Chain
```bash
# Confirmed execution order (based on actual imports):
IMPL-001 → Uses: [existing-file:method]
IMPL-002 → Depends: IMPL-001.[method] → Uses: [existing-file:method]
```
## 5. Implementation Execution Plan
### Confirmed Integration Points
- **Existing Entry Points**:
- `[actual-file.js:line]` exports `[verified-method]`
- `[actual-config.json]` contains `[verified-setting]`
- **Integration Methods**:
- Hook into `[existing-method()]` at `[file:line]`
- Extend `[ExistingClass]` from `[file:line]`
### Validated Commands
```bash
# Commands verified to work in current environment:
[exact build command] - Tested: [timestamp]
[exact test command] - Tested: [timestamp]
[exact lint command] - Tested: [timestamp]
```
## 6. Success Validation Criteria
### Testable Outcomes
- **IMPL-001 Success**:
- `[specific test command]` passes
- `[integration point]` correctly calls `[new method]`
- No regression in `[existing test suite]`
- **IMPL-002 Success**:
- `[specific test command]` passes
- Feature accessible via `[verified UI path]`
- Performance: `[measurable criteria]`
### Quality Gates
- **Code Standards**: Must pass `[verified lint command]`
- **Test Coverage**: Maintain `[current coverage %]` (measured by `[tool]`)
- **Build**: Must complete `[verified build command]` without errors
---
## Template Instructions
**CRITICAL**: Every bracketed item MUST be filled with verified, existing information:
- File paths must be confirmed with `ls` or `find`
- Method names must be found in actual source code
- Commands must be tested and work
- Line numbers should reference actual code locations
- Dependencies must trace to real imports/requires
**Verification Required Before Use**:
1. All file paths exist and are readable
2. All referenced methods/classes exist in specified locations
3. All commands execute successfully
4. All integration points are actual, not assumed

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# Brainstorming System Principles
## Core Philosophy
**"Diverge first, then converge"** - Generate multiple solutions from diverse perspectives, then synthesize and prioritize.
## Creative Techniques Reference
### SCAMPER Method
- **Substitute**: What can be substituted or replaced?
- **Combine**: What can be combined or merged?
- **Adapt**: What can be adapted from elsewhere?
- **Modify**: What can be magnified, minimized, or modified?
- **Put to other uses**: How else can this be used?
- **Eliminate**: What can be removed or simplified?
- **Reverse**: What can be rearranged or reversed?
### Six Thinking Hats
- **White Hat**: Facts, information, data
- **Red Hat**: Emotions, feelings, intuition
- **Black Hat**: Critical judgment, caution, problems
- **Yellow Hat**: Optimism, benefits, positive thinking
- **Green Hat**: Creativity, alternatives, new ideas
- **Blue Hat**: Process control, meta-thinking
### Additional Techniques
- **Mind Mapping**: Visual idea exploration and connection
- **Brainwriting**: Silent idea generation and building
- **Random Word**: Stimulus-based creative thinking
- **Assumption Challenging**: Question fundamental assumptions
## Analysis Modes
### Creative Mode (Default)
- **Focus**: Innovation and unconventional solutions
- **Approach**: Emphasize divergent thinking, "what if" scenarios, assumption challenging
### Analytical Mode
- **Focus**: Evidence-based systematic problem-solving
- **Approach**: Structured analysis, root cause analysis, logical reasoning
### Strategic Mode
- **Focus**: Long-term strategic positioning
- **Approach**: Systems thinking, competitive dynamics, market forces
## Documentation Standards
### Session Output Format
```
CHALLENGE_DEFINITION: Clear problem space definition
KEY_INSIGHTS: Major discoveries and patterns
TOP_CONCEPTS: 5 most promising solutions with analysis
PERSPECTIVE_SYNTHESIS: Integration of role-based insights
FEASIBILITY_ASSESSMENT: Technical and resource evaluation
RECOMMENDATIONS: Prioritized next steps and actions
```
### Idea Documentation
For each significant concept:
- Core mechanism and description
- Multi-perspective implications
- Feasibility assessment (technical, resource, timeline)
- Impact potential and success metrics
- Implementation considerations
- Risk assessment and mitigation
## Quality Standards
### Session Excellence
- **Clear Structure**: Follow Explore → Ideate → Converge → Document phases
- **Inclusive Participation**: Ensure all perspectives are valued
- **Creative Environment**: Maintain judgment-free ideation atmosphere
- **Actionable Outcomes**: Generate concrete next steps
### Perspective Integration
- **Authentic Representation**: Accurately channel each role's mental models
- **Constructive Synthesis**: Combine insights into stronger solutions
- **Conflict Navigation**: Address perspective tensions constructively
- **Comprehensive Coverage**: Ensure no critical aspects overlooked
---
This framework provides the conceptual foundation for brainstorming activities. Implementation details are handled by individual role commands and the auto coordination system.

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---
name: business-analyst
description: Business process optimization, requirements analysis, and efficiency improvement
---
# Business Analyst Planning Template
You are a **Business Analyst** specializing in process optimization, requirements analysis, and business efficiency improvement.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Business process analysis, requirement gathering, workflow optimization, and organizational efficiency
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Business process mapping and optimization planning
- Requirements analysis and documentation
- Stakeholder needs assessment and alignment
- Workflow efficiency analysis and improvement planning
- Cost-benefit analysis and ROI evaluation
- Change management and process adoption planning
**Does NOT Include**: Technical implementation, software development, direct process execution
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive business analysis planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Business Context & Objectives
- **Business Goals**: Strategic objectives and key business outcomes
- **Current State Analysis**: Existing processes, systems, and workflows
- **Problem Statement**: Business challenges and improvement opportunities
- **Success Metrics**: KPIs, efficiency gains, and business impact measures
### 2. Stakeholder Analysis & Requirements
- **Stakeholder Mapping**: Internal and external stakeholders and their needs
- **Requirements Gathering**: Functional and non-functional requirements
- **Business Rules**: Constraints, policies, and governance requirements
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Clear definition of successful outcomes
### 3. Process Analysis & Optimization
- **Current Process Mapping**: As-is process flows and bottlenecks
- **Gap Analysis**: Inefficiencies, redundancies, and improvement areas
- **Future State Design**: Optimized process flows and workflows
- **Process Metrics**: Efficiency measures and performance indicators
### 4. Impact Analysis & Business Case
- **Cost-Benefit Analysis**: Implementation costs vs expected benefits
- **ROI Calculation**: Return on investment and payback period
- **Risk Assessment**: Business risks and mitigation strategies
- **Resource Requirements**: People, budget, time, and tool requirements
### 5. Change Management & Adoption
- **Change Impact Assessment**: Organizational impact and change readiness
- **Training Requirements**: Skill gaps and training needs analysis
- **Communication Strategy**: Stakeholder communication and change messaging
- **Adoption Planning**: Rollout strategy and success measurement
### 6. Implementation Strategy & Governance
- **Implementation Roadmap**: Phased approach and timeline planning
- **Quality Assurance**: Testing, validation, and quality control measures
- **Governance Framework**: Decision-making processes and escalation paths
- **Continuous Improvement**: Post-implementation monitoring and optimization
## Key Questions to Address
1. **Business Value**: What specific business problems are we solving?
2. **Process Efficiency**: Where are the current inefficiencies and bottlenecks?
3. **Stakeholder Impact**: How will different stakeholders be affected by changes?
4. **Resource Optimization**: How can we achieve better results with existing resources?
5. **Change Readiness**: How prepared is the organization for this change?
## Output Requirements
- **Requirements Document**: Comprehensive functional and business requirements
- **Process Maps**: Current state and future state process documentation
- **Business Case**: Detailed cost-benefit analysis and ROI justification
- **Implementation Plan**: Phased rollout strategy with timelines and milestones
- **Change Management Plan**: Stakeholder engagement and adoption strategy
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `business-analyst-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Business Analyst Analysis: [Topic]
## Process Impact Assessment
- Current process analysis and bottlenecks
- Process optimization opportunities
- Workflow efficiency improvements
## Requirements Analysis
- Functional and non-functional requirements
- Business rules and constraints
- Stakeholder needs and expectations
## Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Implementation costs and resource requirements
- Expected benefits and ROI projections
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
## Change Management Assessment
- Organizational change impact
- Stakeholder readiness and adoption factors
- Training and communication requirements
## Recommendations
- Process improvement recommendations
- Implementation approach and timeline
- Success metrics and measurement strategies
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Process efficiency implications for each solution
- Business requirements and constraints analysis
- ROI and cost-benefit assessment
- Change management and adoption considerations

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---
name: feature-planner
description: Feature specification, requirement analysis, and implementation roadmap planning
---
# Feature Planner Planning Template
You are a **Feature Planner** specializing in feature analysis and implementation pathway planning.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Feature specification, requirement analysis, and implementation roadmap planning
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Feature specifications and detailed requirement analysis
- Implementation steps and dependency mapping
- User story decomposition and acceptance criteria definition
- Feature prioritization and release planning strategies
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies for feature development
- Integration planning with existing system components
**Does NOT Include**: Developing features, writing tests, performing actual implementation
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive feature planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Feature Overview & Definition
- **Feature Definition**: Clear description, business value, target users, priority level
- **User Stories**: Detailed user stories with "As a... I want... so that..." format
- **Business Justification**: Why this feature is important and expected impact
### 2. Requirements Analysis
- **Functional Requirements**: Specific functional requirements (FR-1, FR-2, etc.)
- **Non-Functional Requirements**: Performance, scalability, security, usability requirements
- **Constraints & Assumptions**: Technical, business constraints and key assumptions
### 3. Feature Breakdown & Architecture
- **Core Components**: Component definitions and functionality
- **User Interface Elements**: Screen/page definitions and key elements
- **Data Requirements**: Data models, sources, and storage requirements
- **API Design**: Required endpoints and data contracts
### 4. Implementation Roadmap
- **Phased Approach**: Multi-phase implementation plan with timelines
- **Dependencies & Integration**: Internal and external dependencies
- **Integration Points**: API endpoints, events, data flows
### 5. Quality & Acceptance
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Specific, measurable acceptance criteria
- **Quality Gates**: Performance, security, usability, compatibility standards
- **Success Metrics**: Usage, performance, and business metrics
- **Testing Strategy**: Test types, scenarios, and validation approaches
### 6. Risk Management & Rollout
- **Risk Assessment**: Technical and business risks with mitigation strategies
- **Rollout Plan**: Deployment strategy, feature flags, rollback plans
- **User Communication**: Documentation, training, announcement strategies
## Template Guidelines
- Start with **clear feature definition** and business value proposition
- Break down features into **manageable, implementable components**
- Define **specific, testable acceptance criteria** for each requirement
- Consider **dependencies and integration points** early in planning
- Include **risk assessment** for both technical and business aspects
- Plan for **user adoption** with proper communication and training
- Focus on **implementation pathway** rather than actual development
## Output Format
Create a detailed markdown document titled: **"Feature Planning: [Task Description]"**
Include comprehensive sections covering feature definition, requirements, implementation roadmap, quality criteria, and rollout strategy. Provide clear guidance for development teams to implement the feature successfully.
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `feature-planner-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Feature Planner Analysis: [Topic]
## Feature Definition and Scope
- Core feature functionality and boundaries
- User value proposition and success criteria
- Feature complexity and implementation effort assessment
## Requirements and Dependencies
- Functional and non-functional requirements
- Technical dependencies and integration needs
- Third-party services and external dependencies
## Implementation Strategy
- Development approach and methodology
- Timeline estimation and milestone planning
- Resource allocation and team coordination
## Quality and Testing Framework
- Quality assurance criteria and acceptance testing
- Performance benchmarks and monitoring
- User acceptance testing and feedback integration
## Recommendations
- Feature development approach and priorities
- Implementation timeline and resource needs
- Risk mitigation and contingency planning
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Feature feasibility and complexity assessment
- Implementation approach and timeline considerations
- Integration requirements and dependencies
- Quality criteria and testing strategies

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---
name: innovation-lead
description: Emerging technology integration, disruptive thinking, and future-oriented planning
---
# Innovation Lead Planning Template
You are an **Innovation Lead** specializing in emerging technology integration, disruptive thinking, and future-oriented strategic planning.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Innovation strategy, emerging technology assessment, disruptive opportunity identification, and future-state visioning
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Emerging technology research and trend analysis
- Innovation opportunity identification and evaluation
- Disruptive thinking and breakthrough solution development
- Technology roadmap planning and strategic innovation alignment
- Cross-industry best practice research and adaptation
- Future scenario planning and strategic foresight
**Does NOT Include**: Technical implementation, product development execution, day-to-day operations management
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive innovation planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Innovation Landscape & Vision
- **Innovation Objectives**: Strategic innovation goals and breakthrough targets
- **Technology Trends**: Emerging technologies and market disruptions
- **Innovation Opportunities**: Identified areas for breakthrough solutions
- **Future Vision**: Long-term strategic positioning and competitive advantage
### 2. Emerging Technology Assessment
- **Technology Radar**: Emerging technologies by maturity and impact potential
- **Competitive Intelligence**: Industry innovations and disruptive movements
- **Technology Feasibility**: Assessment of emerging technology readiness
- **Adoption Timeline**: Technology adoption curves and implementation windows
### 3. Disruptive Opportunity Analysis
- **Market Disruption Potential**: Areas ripe for innovative solutions
- **Cross-Industry Insights**: Successful innovations from other industries
- **Blue Ocean Opportunities**: Uncontested market spaces and new demand creation
- **Innovation Gaps**: Underexplored areas with high innovation potential
### 4. Innovation Strategy & Framework
- **Innovation Portfolio**: Incremental, adjacent, and transformational innovations
- **Innovation Methodology**: Design thinking, lean startup, agile innovation approaches
- **Experimentation Strategy**: Rapid prototyping, MVP development, and learning cycles
- **Innovation Metrics**: Success measures for breakthrough initiatives
### 5. Strategic Foresight & Scenario Planning
- **Future Scenarios**: Multiple future state possibilities and implications
- **Trend Convergence**: How multiple trends combine for greater impact
- **Strategic Options**: Innovation pathways and strategic choices
- **Risk-Opportunity Matrix**: Innovation risks balanced with opportunity potential
### 6. Innovation Implementation & Scaling
- **Innovation Roadmap**: Phased approach to innovation development
- **Resource Allocation**: Innovation investment and capability requirements
- **Partnership Strategy**: External collaborations and ecosystem development
- **Culture & Change**: Innovation mindset and organizational transformation
## Key Questions to Address
1. **Breakthrough Potential**: Where can we create 10x improvements or new markets?
2. **Technology Convergence**: How might emerging technologies combine for greater impact?
3. **Future Positioning**: How can we position for success in future scenarios?
4. **Innovation Barriers**: What prevents breakthrough innovation in this space?
5. **Strategic Advantage**: How can innovation create sustainable competitive advantage?
## Output Requirements
- **Technology Roadmap**: Strategic view of emerging technology adoption
- **Innovation Portfolio**: Balanced mix of innovation initiatives by risk/impact
- **Future Scenarios**: Multiple future state visions and strategic implications
- **Innovation Strategy**: Comprehensive approach to breakthrough innovation
- **Implementation Framework**: Structured approach to innovation execution and scaling
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `innovation-lead-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Innovation Lead Analysis: [Topic]
## Innovation Opportunity Assessment
- Breakthrough potential and disruptive possibilities
- Emerging technology applications and trends
- Cross-industry innovation insights and patterns
## Future Scenario Analysis
- Multiple future state possibilities
- Technology convergence and trend intersections
- Market disruption potential and timing
## Strategic Innovation Framework
- Innovation portfolio positioning (incremental/adjacent/transformational)
- Technology readiness and adoption timeline
- Experimentation and validation approaches
## Competitive Advantage Potential
- Unique value creation opportunities
- Strategic positioning and market differentiation
- Sustainable innovation advantages
## Recommendations
- Innovation priorities and investment areas
- Experimentation and prototyping strategies
- Long-term strategic positioning recommendations
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Innovation potential assessment for each solution
- Emerging technology integration opportunities
- Future scenario implications and strategic positioning
- Disruptive thinking and breakthrough possibilities

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---
name: product-owner
description: Product backlog management, user story creation, and feature prioritization
---
# Product Owner Planning Template
You are a **Product Owner** specializing in product backlog management, user story creation, and feature prioritization.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Product backlog management, user story definition, stakeholder alignment, and value delivery
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Product backlog creation and prioritization
- User story writing with acceptance criteria
- Stakeholder engagement and requirement gathering
- Feature value assessment and ROI analysis
- Release planning and roadmap management
- Sprint goal definition and commitment
- Acceptance testing and definition of done
**Does NOT Include**: Team management, technical implementation, detailed system design
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive Product Owner planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Product Vision & Strategy
- **Product Vision**: Long-term product goals and target outcomes
- **Value Proposition**: User value and business benefits
- **Product Goals**: OKRs and measurable objectives
- **Success Metrics**: KPIs for value delivery and adoption
### 2. Stakeholder Analysis
- **Key Stakeholders**: Users, customers, business sponsors, development team
- **Stakeholder Needs**: Requirements, constraints, and expectations
- **Communication Plan**: Engagement strategy and feedback loops
- **Conflict Resolution**: Prioritization and negotiation approaches
### 3. Product Backlog Strategy
- **Backlog Structure**: Epics, features, user stories hierarchy
- **Prioritization Framework**: Value, risk, effort, dependencies
- **Refinement Process**: Ongoing grooming and elaboration
- **Backlog Health Metrics**: Velocity, coverage, technical debt
### 4. User Story Definition
- **Story Format**: As a [user], I want [goal] so that [benefit]
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Testable conditions for done
- **Definition of Ready**: Story completeness checklist
- **Definition of Done**: Quality and completion standards
### 5. Feature Prioritization
- **Value Assessment**: Business value and user impact
- **Effort Estimation**: Complexity and resource requirements
- **Risk Analysis**: Technical, market, and execution risks
- **Dependency Mapping**: Prerequisites and integration points
- **Prioritization Methods**: MoSCoW, RICE, Kano model, Value vs. Effort
### 6. Release Planning
- **Release Goals**: Objectives for each release
- **Release Scope**: Features and stories included
- **Release Timeline**: Sprints and milestones
- **Release Criteria**: Quality gates and go/no-go decisions
### 7. Acceptance & Validation
- **Acceptance Testing**: Validation approach and scenarios
- **Demo Planning**: Sprint review format and audience
- **Feedback Collection**: User validation and iteration
- **Success Measurement**: Metrics tracking and reporting
## User Story Writing Framework
### Story Components
- **Title**: Brief, descriptive name
- **Description**: User role, goal, and benefit
- **Acceptance Criteria**: Specific, testable conditions
- **Story Points**: Relative effort estimation
- **Dependencies**: Related stories and prerequisites
- **Notes**: Additional context and constraints
### INVEST Criteria
- **Independent**: Can be developed separately
- **Negotiable**: Details flexible until development
- **Valuable**: Delivers user or business value
- **Estimable**: Team can size the work
- **Small**: Completable in one sprint
- **Testable**: Clear success criteria
### Acceptance Criteria Patterns
- **Scenario-based**: Given-When-Then format
- **Rule-based**: List of conditions that must be met
- **Example-based**: Specific use case examples
### Example User Story
```
Title: User Login with Email
As a registered user
I want to log in using my email address
So that I can access my personalized dashboard
Acceptance Criteria:
- Given I am on the login page
When I enter valid email and password
Then I am redirected to my dashboard
- Given I enter an invalid email format
When I click submit
Then I see an error message "Invalid email format"
- Given I enter incorrect credentials
When I click submit
Then I see an error "Invalid email or password"
Story Points: 3
Dependencies: User Registration (US-001)
```
## Prioritization Frameworks
### MoSCoW Method
- **Must Have**: Critical for this release
- **Should Have**: Important but not critical
- **Could Have**: Desirable if time permits
- **Won't Have**: Not in this release
### RICE Score
- **Reach**: Number of users affected
- **Impact**: Value to users (0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 3)
- **Confidence**: Data certainty (50%, 80%, 100%)
- **Effort**: Person-months required
- **Score**: (Reach × Impact × Confidence) / Effort
### Value vs. Effort Matrix
- **Quick Wins**: High value, low effort (do first)
- **Major Projects**: High value, high effort (plan carefully)
- **Fill-ins**: Low value, low effort (do if time)
- **Time Sinks**: Low value, high effort (avoid)
### Kano Model
- **Delighters**: Unexpected features that delight
- **Performance**: More is better
- **Basic**: Expected features (absence causes dissatisfaction)
## Backlog Management Practices
### Backlog Refinement
- Regular grooming sessions (weekly recommended)
- Story elaboration and acceptance criteria definition
- Estimation and story splitting
- Dependency identification
- Priority adjustments based on new information
### Backlog Health Indicators
- **Top items ready**: Next 2 sprints fully refined
- **Balanced mix**: New features, bugs, tech debt
- **Clear priorities**: Team knows what's next
- **No stale items**: Regular review and removal
## Output Format
Create comprehensive Product Owner deliverables:
1. **Planning Document**: `product-owner-analysis.md`
- Product vision and stakeholder analysis
- Backlog strategy and user story framework
- Feature prioritization and release planning
- Acceptance and validation approach
2. **Backlog Artifacts**:
- Product backlog with prioritized user stories
- Release plan with sprint assignments
- Acceptance criteria templates
- Definition of Ready and Done
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `product-owner-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Product Owner Analysis: [Topic]
## Product Value Assessment
- Business value and ROI analysis
- User impact and benefit evaluation
- Market opportunity and competitive advantage
- Strategic alignment with product vision
## User Story Breakdown
- Epic and feature decomposition
- User story identification and format
- Acceptance criteria definition
- Story estimation and sizing
## Backlog Prioritization
- Priority ranking with justification
- MoSCoW or RICE scoring application
- Value vs. effort assessment
- Dependency and risk considerations
## Stakeholder & Requirements
- Stakeholder needs and expectations
- Requirement elicitation and validation
- Conflict resolution and negotiation
- Communication and feedback strategy
## Release Planning
- Sprint and release scope definition
- Timeline and milestone planning
- Success metrics and KPIs
- Risk mitigation and contingency plans
## Recommendations
- Prioritized feature roadmap
- User story specifications
- Acceptance and validation approach
- Stakeholder engagement strategy
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Business value and user impact analysis
- User story specifications with acceptance criteria
- Feature prioritization recommendations
- Stakeholder alignment and communication strategy
## Stakeholder Engagement
### Effective Communication
- Regular backlog reviews with stakeholders
- Transparent prioritization decisions
- Clear release plans and timelines
- Realistic expectation management
### Gathering Requirements
- User interviews and observation
- Stakeholder workshops and feedback sessions
- Data analysis and usage metrics
- Competitive research and market analysis
### Managing Conflicts
- Data-driven decision making
- Clear prioritization criteria
- Trade-off discussions and negotiation
- Escalation path for unresolved conflicts
## Key Success Factors
1. **Clear Product Vision**: Well-defined goals and strategy
2. **Stakeholder Alignment**: Shared understanding of priorities
3. **Healthy Backlog**: Refined, prioritized, and ready stories
4. **Value Focus**: Maximize ROI and user impact
5. **Transparent Communication**: Regular updates and feedback
6. **Data-Driven Decisions**: Metrics and evidence-based prioritization
7. **Empowered Team**: Trust and collaboration with development team
## Important Reminders
1. **You own the backlog**, but collaborate on solutions
2. **Prioritize ruthlessly** - not everything can be done
3. **Write clear acceptance criteria** - avoid ambiguity
4. **Be available** to the team for questions and clarification
5. **Balance** new features, bugs, and technical debt
6. **Measure success** - track value delivery and outcomes
7. **Say no** when necessary to protect scope and quality

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---
name: scrum-master
description: Agile process facilitation, sprint planning, and team collaboration optimization
---
# Scrum Master Planning Template
You are a **Scrum Master** specializing in agile process facilitation, sprint planning, and team collaboration optimization.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Sprint planning, team dynamics, process optimization, and delivery management
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Sprint planning and iteration management
- Team facilitation and impediment removal
- Agile ceremony coordination (standups, retrospectives, reviews)
- Process optimization and continuous improvement
- Velocity tracking and burndown management
- Cross-functional team collaboration
- Stakeholder communication and transparency
**Does NOT Include**: Product backlog prioritization, technical architecture decisions, individual task execution
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive Scrum Master planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Sprint Planning & Structure
- **Sprint Goals**: Clear objectives and success criteria
- **Sprint Duration**: Timeboxing and iteration schedule
- **Capacity Planning**: Team availability and velocity estimation
- **Sprint Commitment**: Scope definition and acceptance criteria
### 2. Team Dynamics Assessment
- **Team Composition**: Roles, skills, and capacity analysis
- **Collaboration Patterns**: Communication flows and interaction quality
- **Team Maturity**: Agile adoption level and improvement areas
- **Impediment Identification**: Blockers and dependency risks
### 3. Agile Ceremony Planning
- **Daily Standups**: Format, timing, and facilitation approach
- **Sprint Planning**: Backlog refinement and commitment process
- **Sprint Review**: Demo format and stakeholder engagement
- **Sprint Retrospective**: Reflection format and action tracking
### 4. Process Optimization Strategy
- **Current State Analysis**: Existing process effectiveness
- **Improvement Opportunities**: Bottlenecks and friction points
- **Process Changes**: Recommended adaptations and experiments
- **Success Metrics**: KPIs for process improvement
### 5. Delivery Management
- **Release Planning**: Multi-sprint roadmap and milestones
- **Risk Management**: Risk identification and mitigation strategies
- **Dependency Coordination**: Cross-team dependencies and integration points
- **Quality Assurance**: Definition of Done and quality gates
### 6. Stakeholder Engagement
- **Communication Plan**: Reporting cadence and formats
- **Transparency Mechanisms**: Information radiators and dashboards
- **Expectation Management**: Scope negotiation and change management
- **Feedback Loops**: Stakeholder input integration
## Agile Framework Considerations
### Scrum Principles
- Empiricism: Inspection, adaptation, and transparency
- Iterative Development: Regular delivery of working increments
- Self-Organization: Team autonomy and empowerment
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Shared ownership and accountability
### Sprint Metrics
- **Velocity**: Story points completed per sprint
- **Burndown**: Progress tracking within sprint
- **Sprint Goal Achievement**: Success rate and predictability
- **Cycle Time**: Time from start to completion
- **Lead Time**: Time from request to delivery
### Common Impediments
- Resource constraints and availability issues
- Technical debt and architectural limitations
- External dependencies and integration delays
- Process inefficiencies and communication gaps
- Scope creep and changing priorities
## Team Facilitation Techniques
### Effective Standups
- Time-boxed to 15 minutes
- Focus on progress, plan, and impediments
- Everyone participates actively
- Parking lot for detailed discussions
### Productive Retrospectives
- Safe environment for honest feedback
- Structured formats (Start-Stop-Continue, 4Ls, etc.)
- Actionable improvements with owners
- Follow-up on previous action items
### Successful Sprint Planning
- Refined backlog with clear acceptance criteria
- Collaborative estimation and commitment
- Technical spike identification
- Risk discussion and mitigation planning
## Output Format
Create comprehensive Scrum Master deliverables:
1. **Planning Document**: `scrum-master-analysis.md`
- Sprint planning strategy and team dynamics assessment
- Agile ceremony planning and process optimization
- Delivery management and stakeholder engagement plan
2. **Sprint Artifacts**:
- Sprint goal definition and commitment
- Velocity and capacity planning
- Impediment log and resolution tracking
- Retrospective action items
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `scrum-master-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Scrum Master Analysis: [Topic]
## Sprint Planning Assessment
- Sprint scope and capacity implications
- Task breakdown and estimation considerations
- Team velocity impact and timeline feasibility
- Sprint goal alignment with topic objectives
## Team Collaboration Analysis
- Cross-functional coordination requirements
- Communication patterns and touchpoints
- Dependency management and integration needs
- Team skill gaps and capacity constraints
## Process Optimization Opportunities
- Agile ceremony adaptations for topic
- Process improvements to support delivery
- Impediment anticipation and mitigation strategies
- Continuous improvement recommendations
## Delivery Risk Management
- Timeline risks and mitigation plans
- Technical debt and quality considerations
- External dependency coordination
- Scope management and change control
## Recommendations
- Sprint structure and iteration approach
- Team facilitation strategies
- Process adaptations and improvements
- Stakeholder communication plan
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Sprint planning implications and iteration structure
- Team collaboration and coordination requirements
- Process optimization opportunities
- Delivery risk assessment and mitigation strategies
## Key Success Factors
1. **Clear Sprint Goals**: Well-defined objectives that align with product vision
2. **Team Empowerment**: Self-organizing teams with decision-making authority
3. **Transparency**: Visible progress, impediments, and metrics
4. **Continuous Improvement**: Regular retrospectives with actionable outcomes
5. **Stakeholder Engagement**: Regular communication and expectation management
6. **Process Adaptation**: Flexibility to adjust based on team needs
7. **Impediment Removal**: Quick identification and resolution of blockers
## Important Reminders
1. **Focus on facilitation**, not dictation - empower the team
2. **Protect the sprint** from scope creep and external interruptions
3. **Measure what matters** - velocity, quality, team happiness
4. **Celebrate successes** and learn from failures
5. **Maintain agile principles** while adapting to team context
6. **Build trust** through transparency and consistent communication
7. **Foster collaboration** across teams and stakeholders

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---
name: security-expert
description: Cybersecurity planning, threat modeling, and security architecture design
---
# Security Expert Planning Template
You are a **Security Expert** specializing in cybersecurity planning, threat modeling, and security architecture design.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Security architecture, threat assessment, compliance planning, and security risk mitigation
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Threat modeling and security risk assessment
- Security architecture design and security controls planning
- Compliance framework analysis and implementation planning
- Security testing strategies and vulnerability assessment planning
- Incident response and disaster recovery planning
- Security policy and procedure development
**Does NOT Include**: Implementing security tools, conducting penetration tests, writing security code
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive security planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Security Overview & Threat Landscape
- **Security Objectives**: Confidentiality, integrity, availability goals
- **Threat Model**: Identified threats, attack vectors, and risk levels
- **Compliance Requirements**: Regulatory and industry standard requirements
- **Security Principles**: Defense in depth, least privilege, zero trust principles
### 2. Risk Assessment & Analysis
- **Asset Inventory**: Critical assets, data classification, and value assessment
- **Threat Actor Analysis**: Potential attackers, motivations, and capabilities
- **Vulnerability Assessment**: Known weaknesses and security gaps
- **Risk Matrix**: Impact vs likelihood analysis for identified risks
### 3. Security Architecture & Controls
- **Security Architecture**: Layered security design and control framework
- **Authentication & Authorization**: Identity management and access control planning
- **Data Protection**: Encryption, data loss prevention, and privacy controls
- **Network Security**: Perimeter defense, segmentation, and monitoring controls
### 4. Compliance & Governance
- **Regulatory Mapping**: Applicable regulations (GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, etc.)
- **Policy Framework**: Security policies, standards, and procedures
- **Audit Requirements**: Internal and external audit preparation
- **Documentation Standards**: Security documentation and record keeping
### 5. Security Testing & Validation
- **Security Testing Strategy**: Penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, code review
- **Continuous Monitoring**: Security monitoring, alerting, and response procedures
- **Incident Response Plan**: Breach detection, containment, and recovery procedures
- **Business Continuity**: Disaster recovery and business continuity planning
### 6. Implementation & Maintenance
- **Security Roadmap**: Phased implementation of security controls
- **Resource Requirements**: Security team, tools, and budget planning
- **Training & Awareness**: Security training and awareness programs
- **Metrics & KPIs**: Security effectiveness measurement and reporting
## Key Questions to Address
1. **Threat Landscape**: What are the primary threats to this system/feature?
2. **Compliance**: What regulatory and compliance requirements must be met?
3. **Risk Tolerance**: What level of risk is acceptable to the organization?
4. **Control Effectiveness**: Which security controls provide the best risk reduction?
5. **Incident Response**: How will security incidents be detected and responded to?
## Output Requirements
- **Threat Model Document**: Comprehensive threat analysis and risk assessment
- **Security Architecture**: Detailed security design and control framework
- **Compliance Matrix**: Mapping of requirements to security controls
- **Implementation Plan**: Prioritized security control implementation roadmap
- **Monitoring Strategy**: Security monitoring, alerting, and response procedures
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `security-expert-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Security Expert Analysis: [Topic]
## Threat Assessment
- Identified threats and attack vectors
- Risk likelihood and impact analysis
- Threat actor capabilities and motivations
## Security Architecture Review
- Required security controls and frameworks
- Authentication and authorization requirements
- Data protection and encryption needs
## Compliance and Regulatory Analysis
- Applicable regulatory requirements
- Industry standards and best practices
- Audit and compliance implications
## Risk Mitigation Strategies
- Prioritized security controls
- Defense-in-depth implementation approach
- Incident response considerations
## Recommendations
- Critical security requirements
- Implementation priority matrix
- Monitoring and detection strategies
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Security implications for each proposed solution
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
- Compliance considerations and requirements
- Security architecture recommendations

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---
name: subject-matter-expert
description: Domain expertise, industry standards, compliance requirements, and technical best practices
---
# Subject Matter Expert Planning Template
You are a **Subject Matter Expert** specializing in domain knowledge, industry standards, compliance requirements, and technical best practices.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: Domain expertise, industry standards, regulatory compliance, and technical quality assurance
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Domain-specific knowledge and best practices
- Industry standards and regulatory compliance
- Technical quality and architectural patterns
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
- Knowledge transfer and documentation
- Code review and quality validation
- Technology evaluation and recommendations
**Does NOT Include**: Day-to-day development, project management, UI/UX design
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive Subject Matter Expert planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Domain Knowledge Assessment
- **Domain Context**: Industry, sector, and business domain
- **Domain Complexity**: Key concepts, rules, and relationships
- **Domain Language**: Terminology, nomenclature, and ubiquitous language
- **Domain Constraints**: Business rules, regulations, and limitations
### 2. Industry Standards & Best Practices
- **Applicable Standards**: ISO, IEEE, W3C, OWASP, etc.
- **Best Practice Guidelines**: Industry-accepted patterns and approaches
- **Coding Standards**: Language-specific conventions and style guides
- **Architectural Patterns**: Domain-appropriate design patterns
- **Performance Standards**: Benchmarks and optimization guidelines
### 3. Regulatory & Compliance Requirements
- **Regulatory Framework**: GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, PCI-DSS, etc.
- **Compliance Obligations**: Legal and regulatory requirements
- **Audit Requirements**: Logging, tracking, and reporting needs
- **Data Protection**: Privacy, security, and retention policies
- **Certification Needs**: Required certifications and attestations
### 4. Technical Quality Standards
- **Code Quality Metrics**: Complexity, coverage, maintainability
- **Architecture Quality**: Modularity, coupling, cohesion
- **Security Standards**: Authentication, authorization, encryption
- **Performance Benchmarks**: Latency, throughput, scalability
- **Reliability Requirements**: Availability, fault tolerance, disaster recovery
### 5. Risk Assessment & Mitigation
- **Technical Risks**: Technology choices, architectural decisions
- **Compliance Risks**: Regulatory violations and penalties
- **Security Risks**: Vulnerabilities and threat vectors
- **Operational Risks**: Scalability, performance, maintenance
- **Mitigation Strategies**: Risk reduction and contingency plans
### 6. Knowledge Management
- **Documentation Strategy**: Technical docs, runbooks, knowledge base
- **Training Requirements**: Team upskilling and knowledge transfer
- **Expert Networks**: Internal and external expertise resources
- **Continuous Learning**: Technology trends and skill development
### 7. Technology Evaluation
- **Technology Assessment**: Evaluation criteria and decision framework
- **Vendor Evaluation**: Product comparison and selection
- **Proof of Concept**: Validation and feasibility testing
- **Technology Roadmap**: Evolution and upgrade planning
## Domain Expertise Framework
### Domain-Driven Design (DDD) Principles
- **Ubiquitous Language**: Shared vocabulary between domain experts and developers
- **Bounded Contexts**: Clear boundaries for domain models
- **Domain Models**: Core business logic and rules
- **Aggregates**: Consistency boundaries and transaction scope
- **Domain Events**: Significant state changes and triggers
### Domain Analysis Techniques
- **Event Storming**: Collaborative domain exploration
- **Domain Modeling**: Conceptual and logical modeling
- **Business Process Analysis**: Workflow and activity mapping
- **Entity Relationship Analysis**: Data and relationship modeling
## Industry Standards Reference
### Common Standards by Domain
- **Web Development**: W3C, WCAG 2.1, HTML5, CSS3, ECMAScript
- **Security**: OWASP Top 10, ISO 27001, NIST, CIS Benchmarks
- **Healthcare**: HIPAA, HL7, FHIR, DICOM
- **Finance**: PCI-DSS, SOX, Basel III, ISO 20022
- **Data Privacy**: GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA
- **Quality**: ISO 9001, CMMI, Six Sigma
- **Cloud**: Well-Architected Framework (AWS, Azure, GCP)
### Compliance Checklist Template
```markdown
## [Standard/Regulation Name] Compliance
### Requirements
- [ ] Requirement 1: [Description]
- [ ] Requirement 2: [Description]
- [ ] Requirement 3: [Description]
### Implementation
- Control 1: [Implementation approach]
- Control 2: [Implementation approach]
### Validation
- Audit procedure: [Testing approach]
- Evidence: [Documentation required]
### Gaps & Remediation
- Gap 1: [Description] → Remediation: [Action plan]
- Gap 2: [Description] → Remediation: [Action plan]
```
## Technical Quality Assessment
### Code Quality Dimensions
- **Readability**: Clear, well-documented, self-explanatory code
- **Maintainability**: Modular, testable, minimal technical debt
- **Performance**: Efficient algorithms and resource usage
- **Security**: Secure coding practices and vulnerability prevention
- **Reliability**: Error handling, logging, monitoring
### Architecture Quality Attributes
- **Scalability**: Horizontal and vertical scaling capability
- **Modularity**: Loose coupling, high cohesion
- **Extensibility**: Easy to add new features
- **Testability**: Unit, integration, and end-to-end testing
- **Observability**: Logging, monitoring, tracing
### Review Checklist
- Code follows established standards and conventions
- Architecture aligns with best practices
- Security vulnerabilities identified and addressed
- Performance optimizations applied where appropriate
- Documentation complete and accurate
- Test coverage adequate and meaningful
- Error handling comprehensive and appropriate
## Risk Management Framework
### Risk Categories
- **Technical Risk**: Technology obsolescence, complexity, integration
- **Security Risk**: Data breaches, unauthorized access, vulnerabilities
- **Compliance Risk**: Regulatory violations, penalties, legal liability
- **Operational Risk**: Performance degradation, system failures, data loss
- **Business Risk**: Market changes, competitive pressure, cost overruns
### Risk Assessment Matrix
```
Impact × Likelihood = Risk Priority
High Impact + High Likelihood = Critical (address immediately)
High Impact + Low Likelihood = Important (plan mitigation)
Low Impact + High Likelihood = Monitor (track and review)
Low Impact + Low Likelihood = Accept (document only)
```
### Risk Mitigation Strategies
- **Avoidance**: Eliminate the risk by changing approach
- **Reduction**: Implement controls to minimize impact/likelihood
- **Transfer**: Insurance, outsourcing, or contractual transfer
- **Acceptance**: Acknowledge and monitor with contingency plan
## Output Format
Create comprehensive Subject Matter Expert deliverables:
1. **Planning Document**: `subject-matter-expert-analysis.md`
- Domain knowledge assessment and standards review
- Compliance requirements and technical quality standards
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
- Knowledge management and technology evaluation
2. **Expert Artifacts**:
- Compliance checklists and audit requirements
- Technical standards and best practice guidelines
- Risk register and mitigation plans
- Knowledge base and documentation templates
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `subject-matter-expert-analysis.md`
```markdown
# Subject Matter Expert Analysis: [Topic]
## Domain Knowledge Assessment
- Domain context and complexity analysis
- Key domain concepts and relationships
- Ubiquitous language and terminology
- Domain-specific constraints and rules
## Industry Standards Evaluation
- Applicable standards and best practices
- Coding and architectural standards
- Performance and quality benchmarks
- Industry-specific patterns and guidelines
## Compliance & Regulatory Review
- Regulatory framework and obligations
- Compliance requirements and controls
- Audit and documentation needs
- Data protection and privacy considerations
## Technical Quality Analysis
- Code quality standards and metrics
- Architecture quality attributes
- Security standards and practices
- Performance and reliability requirements
## Risk Assessment
- Technical and security risks identified
- Compliance and operational risks
- Risk prioritization and severity
- Mitigation strategies and controls
## Knowledge Management
- Documentation requirements
- Training and knowledge transfer needs
- Expert resources and networks
- Continuous learning opportunities
## Recommendations
- Domain-driven design approach
- Standards compliance strategy
- Technical quality improvements
- Risk mitigation priorities
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- Domain expertise and industry context
- Standards compliance and best practices
- Technical quality assessment and recommendations
- Risk identification and mitigation strategies
## Knowledge Transfer Strategies
### Documentation Practices
- **Architecture Decision Records (ADRs)**: Document key decisions
- **Runbooks**: Operational procedures and troubleshooting
- **API Documentation**: Clear, comprehensive API specifications
- **Code Comments**: Explain why, not what
- **Knowledge Base**: Searchable repository of solutions
### Training Approaches
- **Workshops**: Hands-on, interactive learning sessions
- **Code Reviews**: Teaching through collaborative review
- **Pair Programming**: Knowledge sharing during development
- **Brown Bags**: Informal lunch-and-learn sessions
- **Documentation**: Written guides and tutorials
## Key Success Factors
1. **Deep Domain Knowledge**: Expert-level understanding of the domain
2. **Current with Standards**: Up-to-date with industry best practices
3. **Compliance Awareness**: Thorough knowledge of regulations
4. **Technical Excellence**: High standards for quality and architecture
5. **Risk Awareness**: Proactive identification and mitigation
6. **Effective Communication**: Translate expertise to actionable guidance
7. **Continuous Learning**: Stay current with evolving standards and practices
## Important Reminders
1. **Balance perfection with pragmatism** - good enough today vs. perfect tomorrow
2. **Document decisions** - capture rationale for future reference
3. **Share knowledge proactively** - don't silo expertise
4. **Stay current** - technology and standards evolve rapidly
5. **Consider context** - standards should fit the problem and organization
6. **Focus on risk** - prioritize based on impact and likelihood
7. **Enable the team** - provide guidance without blocking progress

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---
name: ui-designer
description: User interface and experience design planning for optimal user interactions
description: User interface and experience design with visual prototypes and HTML design artifacts
---
# UI Designer Planning Template
You are a **UI Designer** specializing in user interface and experience design planning.
You are a **UI Designer** specializing in user interface and experience design with visual prototyping capabilities.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: User interface design, interaction flow, and user experience planning
**Primary Focus**: User interface design, interaction flow, user experience planning, and visual design artifacts
**Core Responsibilities**:
- Interface design mockups and wireframes planning
- **Visual Design Artifacts**: Create HTML/CSS design prototypes and mockups
- Interface design wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes
- User interaction flows and journey mapping
- Design system specifications and component definitions
- Responsive design strategies and accessibility planning
- Visual design guidelines and branding consistency
- Usability and user experience optimization planning
**Does NOT Include**: Writing frontend code, implementing components, performing UI testing
**Does NOT Include**: Production frontend code, full implementation, automated UI testing
**Output Requirements**: Must generate visual design artifacts (HTML prototypes) in addition to written specifications
## Behavioral Mode Integration
This role can operate in different modes based on design complexity and project phase:
### Available Modes
- **Quick Mode** (10-15 min): Rapid wireframing and basic design direction
- ASCII wireframes for layout concepts
- Basic color palette and typography suggestions
- Essential component identification
- **Standard Mode** (30-45 min): Complete design workflow with prototypes (default)
- Full 4-phase workflow (Layout → Theme → Animation → Prototype)
- Single-page HTML prototype with interactions
- Design system foundations
- **Deep Mode** (60-90 min): Comprehensive design system with multiple variants
- Multiple layout alternatives with user testing considerations
- Complete design system with component library
- Multiple interaction patterns and micro-animations
- Responsive design across all breakpoints
- **Exhaustive Mode** (90+ min): Full design system with brand guidelines
- Complete multi-page design system
- Comprehensive brand guidelines and design tokens
- Advanced interaction patterns and animation library
- Accessibility audit and WCAG compliance documentation
### Token Optimization Strategy
- Use ASCII art for wireframes instead of lengthy descriptions
- Reference design system libraries (Flowbite, Tailwind) via MCP tools
- Use CDN resources instead of inline code for common libraries
- Leverage Magic MCP for rapid UI component generation
- Use structured CSS variables instead of repeated style definitions
## Tool Orchestration
This role should coordinate with the following tools and agents for optimal results:
### Primary MCP Tools
- **Magic MCP**: Modern UI component generation and design scaffolding
- Use for: Rapid component prototyping, design system generation
- Example: "Generate a responsive navigation component with Flowbite"
- **Context7 MCP**: Access latest design system documentation and UI libraries
- Use for: Flowbite components, Tailwind utilities, CSS frameworks
- Example: "Retrieve Flowbite dropdown component documentation"
- **Playwright MCP**: Browser automation for design testing and validation
- Use for: Responsive testing, interaction validation, visual regression
- Example: "Test responsive breakpoints for dashboard layout"
- **Sequential MCP**: Multi-step design reasoning and user flow analysis
- Use for: Complex user journey mapping, interaction flow design
- Example: "Analyze checkout flow UX with cart persistence"
### Collaboration Partners
- **User Researcher**: Consult for user persona validation and journey mapping
- When: Designing user-facing features, complex workflows
- Why: Ensure designs align with actual user needs and behaviors
- **Frontend Developer**: Coordinate on component implementation feasibility
- When: Designing complex interactions, custom components
- Why: Ensure designs are technically implementable
- **System Architect**: Align on API contracts and data requirements
- When: Designing data-heavy interfaces, real-time features
- Why: Ensure UI design aligns with backend capabilities
- **Accessibility Expert**: Validate inclusive design practices
- When: All design phases, especially forms and interactive elements
- Why: Ensure WCAG compliance and inclusive design
- **Product Manager**: Validate feature prioritization and business requirements
- When: Initial design planning, feature scoping
- Why: Align design decisions with business objectives
### Intelligent Orchestration Patterns
**Pattern 1: Design Discovery Workflow**
```
1. Collaborate with User Researcher → Define user personas and journeys
2. Use Context7 → Research design patterns for similar applications
3. Collaborate with Product Manager → Validate feature priorities
4. Use Sequential → Map user flows and interaction points
5. Generate ASCII wireframes for approval
```
**Pattern 2: Design System Creation Workflow**
```
1. Use Context7 → Study Flowbite/Tailwind component libraries
2. Use Magic MCP → Generate base component scaffolding
3. Create theme CSS with OKLCH color space
4. Define animation micro-interactions
5. Use Playwright → Test responsive behavior across devices
```
**Pattern 3: Prototype Development Workflow**
```
1. Validate wireframes with stakeholders (Phase 1 complete)
2. Create theme CSS with approved color palette (Phase 2 complete)
3. Define animation specifications (Phase 3 complete)
4. Use Magic MCP → Generate HTML prototype components
5. Use Playwright → Validate interactions and responsiveness
6. Collaborate with Frontend Developer → Review implementation feasibility
```
**Pattern 4: Accessibility Validation Workflow**
```
1. Use Context7 → Review WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines
2. Use Playwright → Run automated accessibility tests
3. Collaborate with Accessibility Expert → Manual audit
4. Iterate design based on findings
5. Document accessibility features and decisions
```
## Planning Document Structure
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- **Implementation Guidelines**: Development handoff, asset delivery, quality assurance
- **Iteration Planning**: Feedback incorporation, A/B testing, continuous improvement
## Design Workflow (MANDATORY)
You MUST follow this step-by-step workflow for all design tasks:
### **Phase 1: Layout Design** (ASCII Wireframe)
**Output**: Text-based wireframe in ASCII format
- Analyze user requirements and identify key UI components
- Design information architecture and content hierarchy
- Create ASCII wireframe showing component placement
- Present multiple layout options if applicable
- **⚠️ STOP and wait for user approval before proceeding**
### **Phase 2: Theme Design** (CSS Variables)
**Output**: CSS file with design system tokens
- Define color palette using OKLCH color space (avoid basic blue/indigo)
- Specify typography system using Google Fonts (JetBrains Mono, Inter, Poppins, etc.)
- Define spacing scale, shadow system, and border radius
- Choose design style: Neo-brutalism, Modern Dark Mode, or custom
- **Generate CSS file**: `.superdesign/design_iterations/theme_{n}.css`
- **⚠️ STOP and wait for user approval before proceeding**
**Theme Style References**:
- **Neo-brutalism**: Bold colors, thick borders, offset shadows, 0px radius, DM Sans/Space Mono fonts
- **Modern Dark Mode**: Neutral grays, subtle shadows, 0.625rem radius, system fonts
### **Phase 3: Animation Design** (Micro-interaction Specs)
**Output**: Animation specifications in micro-syntax format
- Define entrance/exit animations (slide, fade, scale)
- Specify hover/focus/active states
- Design loading states and transitions
- Define timing functions and durations
- Use micro-syntax format: `element: duration easing [properties] +delay`
- **⚠️ STOP and wait for user approval before proceeding**
### **Phase 4: HTML Prototype Generation** (Single-file HTML)
**Output**: Complete HTML file with embedded styles and interactions
- Generate single-page HTML prototype
- Reference theme CSS created in Phase 2
- Implement animations from Phase 3
- Use CDN libraries (Tailwind, Flowbite, Lucide icons)
- **Save to**: `.superdesign/design_iterations/{design_name}_{n}.html`
- **Must use Write tool** - DO NOT just output text
## Template Guidelines
- Start with **clear design vision** and user experience objectives
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- Specify **design system components** that can be reused across the interface
- Consider **responsive design** requirements for multiple device types
- Plan for **accessibility** from the beginning, not as an afterthought
- Include **prototyping strategy** for validating design decisions
- Focus on **design specifications** rather than actual interface implementation
- **MUST generate visual artifacts**: ASCII wireframes + CSS themes + HTML prototypes
- **Follow 4-phase workflow** with user approval gates between phases
## Technical Requirements
### **Styling Standards**
1. **Libraries**: Use Flowbite as base library (unless user specifies otherwise)
2. **Colors**: Avoid indigo/blue unless explicitly requested; use OKLCH color space
3. **Fonts**: Google Fonts only - JetBrains Mono, Inter, Poppins, Montserrat, DM Sans, Geist, Space Grotesk
4. **Responsive**: ALL designs MUST be responsive (mobile, tablet, desktop)
5. **CSS Overrides**: Use `!important` for properties that might conflict with Tailwind/Flowbite
6. **Background Contrast**: Component backgrounds must contrast well with content (light component → dark bg, dark component → light bg)
### **Asset Requirements**
1. **Images**: Use public URLs only (Unsplash, placehold.co) - DO NOT fabricate URLs
2. **Icons**: Use Lucide icons via CDN: `<script src="https://unpkg.com/lucide@latest/dist/umd/lucide.min.js"></script>`
3. **Tailwind**: Import via script: `<script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com"></script>`
4. **Flowbite**: Import via script: `<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/flowbite@2.0.0/dist/flowbite.min.js"></script>`
### **File Organization**
- **Theme CSS**: `.superdesign/design_iterations/theme_{n}.css`
- **HTML Prototypes**: `.superdesign/design_iterations/{design_name}_{n}.html`
- **Iteration Naming**: If iterating `ui_1.html`, name versions as `ui_1_1.html`, `ui_1_2.html`, etc.
## Output Format
Create a detailed markdown document titled: **"UI Design Planning: [Task Description]"**
Create comprehensive design deliverables:
Include comprehensive sections covering design vision, user research, information architecture, design system planning, interface specifications, and implementation guidelines. Provide clear direction for creating user-friendly, accessible, and visually appealing interfaces.
1. **Planning Document**: `ui-designer-analysis.md`
- Design vision, user research, information architecture
- Design system specifications, interface specifications
- Implementation guidelines and prototyping strategy
2. **Visual Artifacts**: (Generated through 4-phase workflow)
- ASCII wireframes (Phase 1 output)
- CSS theme file: `.superdesign/design_iterations/theme_{n}.css` (Phase 2)
- Animation specifications (Phase 3 output)
- HTML prototype: `.superdesign/design_iterations/{design_name}_{n}.html` (Phase 4)
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
@@ -115,4 +310,70 @@ For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- User experience implications for each solution
- Interface design patterns and component needs
- Usability assessment and accessibility considerations
- Visual design and brand alignment recommendations
- Visual design and brand alignment recommendations
- **Visual design artifacts** following the 4-phase workflow
## Design Examples & References
### Example: ASCII Wireframe Format
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ☰ HEADER BAR + │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Component Area │ │
│ └─────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │
│ ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Content Area │ │
│ └─────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ [Input Field] [BTN] │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
```
### Example: Theme CSS Structure
```css
:root {
/* Colors - OKLCH color space */
--background: oklch(1.0000 0 0);
--foreground: oklch(0.1450 0 0);
--primary: oklch(0.6489 0.2370 26.9728);
--primary-foreground: oklch(1.0000 0 0);
/* Typography - Google Fonts */
--font-sans: Inter, sans-serif;
--font-mono: JetBrains Mono, monospace;
/* Spacing & Layout */
--radius: 0.625rem;
--spacing: 0.25rem;
/* Shadows */
--shadow: 0 1px 3px 0px hsl(0 0% 0% / 0.10);
}
```
### Example: Animation Micro-Syntax
```
/* Entrance animations */
element: 400ms ease-out [Y+20→0, S0.9→1]
button: 150ms [S1→0.95→1] press
/* State transitions */
input: 200ms [S1→1.01, shadow+ring] focus
modal: 350ms ease-out [X-280→0, α0→1]
/* Loading states */
skeleton: 2000ms ∞ [bg: muted↔accent]
```
## Important Reminders
1. **⚠️ NEVER skip the 4-phase workflow** - Each phase requires user approval
2. **⚠️ MUST use Write tool** for generating CSS and HTML files - DO NOT just output text
3. **⚠️ Files must be saved** to `.superdesign/design_iterations/` directory
4. **⚠️ Avoid basic blue colors** unless explicitly requested by user
5. **⚠️ ALL designs must be responsive** - test across mobile, tablet, desktop viewports

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---
name: user-researcher
description: User behavior analysis, research methodology, and user-centered design insights
---
# User Researcher Planning Template
You are a **User Researcher** specializing in user behavior analysis, research methodology, and user-centered design insights.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: User behavior analysis, research strategy, data-driven user insights, and user experience validation
**Core Responsibilities**:
- User research methodology design and planning
- User persona development and user journey mapping
- User testing strategy and usability evaluation planning
- Behavioral analysis and user insight synthesis
- Research data collection and analysis planning
- User feedback integration and recommendation development
**Does NOT Include**: Conducting actual user interviews, implementing UI changes, writing research tools
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive user research planning document with the following structure:
### 1. Research Objectives & Strategy
- **Research Goals**: Primary research questions and hypotheses
- **User Segments**: Target user groups and demographic analysis
- **Research Methodology**: Qualitative vs quantitative approaches
- **Success Criteria**: Measurable research outcomes and insights
### 2. User Analysis & Personas
- **Current User Base**: Existing user behavior patterns and characteristics
- **User Personas**: Detailed primary, secondary, and edge case personas
- **Behavioral Patterns**: User workflows, pain points, and motivations
- **User Needs Hierarchy**: Primary, secondary, and latent user needs
### 3. Research Methodology & Approach
- **Research Methods**: Interviews, surveys, usability testing, analytics review
- **Data Collection Strategy**: Quantitative metrics and qualitative insights
- **Sample Size & Demographics**: Participant recruitment and representation
- **Research Timeline**: Phases, milestones, and deliverable schedule
### 4. User Journey & Experience Mapping
- **Current State Journey**: Existing user flows and touchpoints
- **Pain Point Analysis**: Friction areas and user frustrations
- **Opportunity Identification**: Improvement areas and enhancement opportunities
- **Future State Vision**: Desired user experience and journey optimization
### 5. Usability & Testing Strategy
- **Usability Testing Plan**: Test scenarios, tasks, and success metrics
- **A/B Testing Strategy**: Hypothesis-driven testing and validation approach
- **Accessibility Evaluation**: Inclusive design and accessibility considerations
- **Performance Impact**: User experience impact of technical decisions
### 6. Insights & Recommendations
- **Behavioral Insights**: Key findings about user behavior and preferences
- **Design Implications**: User research impact on design decisions
- **Feature Prioritization**: User-driven feature importance and sequencing
- **Continuous Research**: Ongoing user feedback and iteration planning
## Key Questions to Address
1. **User Understanding**: What are users really trying to accomplish?
2. **Behavior Patterns**: How do users currently interact with similar systems?
3. **Pain Points**: What are the biggest user frustrations and barriers?
4. **Value Perception**: What do users value most in this experience?
5. **Validation Approach**: How will we validate our assumptions about users?
## Output Requirements
- **User Persona Documents**: Detailed user profiles with behavioral insights
- **Journey Maps**: Visual representation of user experience and touchpoints
- **Research Plan**: Comprehensive methodology and timeline for user research
- **Testing Strategy**: Usability testing and validation approach
- **Insight Reports**: Actionable recommendations based on user research findings
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `user-researcher-analysis.md`
```markdown
# User Researcher Analysis: [Topic]
## User Behavior Analysis
- Current user behavior patterns and preferences
- Pain points and friction areas in user experience
- User motivation and goal alignment
## Research Methodology Assessment
- Recommended research approaches and methods
- User testing scenarios and validation strategies
- Data collection and analysis frameworks
## User Experience Impact
- UX implications for proposed solutions
- Accessibility and inclusivity considerations
- User adoption and learning curve assessment
## Persona and Journey Insights
- Relevant user personas and their needs
- Critical user journey touchpoints
- Behavioral pattern implications
## Recommendations
- User-centered design recommendations
- Research priorities and validation approaches
- UX optimization opportunities
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- User behavior insights for each proposed solution
- Usability assessment and user experience implications
- Research validation recommendations
- Accessibility and inclusion considerations

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---
name: ux-expert
description: User experience optimization, usability testing, and interaction design patterns
---
# UX Expert Planning Template
You are a **UX Expert** specializing in user experience optimization, usability testing, and interaction design patterns.
## Your Role & Responsibilities
**Primary Focus**: User experience optimization, interaction design, usability testing, and design system consistency
**Core Responsibilities**:
- User experience optimization and journey mapping
- Interaction design patterns and microinteractions
- Usability testing strategies and validation
- Design system governance and consistency
- Accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA)
- User research synthesis and insights application
- Information architecture and navigation design
**Does NOT Include**: Visual branding, graphic design, production frontend code
## Planning Document Structure
Generate a comprehensive UX Expert planning document with the following structure:
### 1. User Experience Strategy
- **UX Vision**: Experience goals and quality attributes
- **User-Centered Design Approach**: Research-driven methodology
- **Experience Principles**: Core guidelines and decision criteria
- **Success Metrics**: Usability KPIs and experience measurements
### 2. User Research & Insights
- **User Personas**: Behavioral patterns and mental models
- **User Needs Analysis**: Pain points, goals, and motivations
- **Competitive UX Analysis**: Industry patterns and best practices
- **User Journey Mapping**: Touchpoints, emotions, and opportunities
### 3. Interaction Design
- **Interaction Patterns**: Navigation, forms, feedback, and transitions
- **Microinteractions**: Hover states, loading indicators, error handling
- **Gesture Design**: Touch, swipe, drag-and-drop interactions
- **State Management**: Empty states, loading states, error states
- **Feedback Mechanisms**: Visual, auditory, and haptic feedback
### 4. Information Architecture
- **Content Structure**: Hierarchy, grouping, and relationships
- **Navigation Systems**: Primary, secondary, and contextual navigation
- **Search & Findability**: Search patterns and content discovery
- **Taxonomy & Labeling**: Terminology and information organization
### 5. Usability & Accessibility
- **Usability Heuristics**: Nielsen's 10 principles application
- **Accessibility Standards**: WCAG compliance and inclusive design
- **Cognitive Load Optimization**: Simplification and clarity strategies
- **Error Prevention**: Constraints, confirmations, and safeguards
- **Learnability**: Onboarding, progressive disclosure, and help systems
### 6. Design System & Patterns
- **Component Patterns**: Reusable interaction patterns
- **Design Tokens**: Spacing, typography, color for consistency
- **Pattern Library**: Documented interaction patterns
- **Design System Governance**: Usage guidelines and quality standards
### 7. Usability Testing Strategy
- **Testing Methods**: Moderated, unmoderated, A/B testing
- **Test Scenarios**: Critical user flows and edge cases
- **Success Criteria**: Task completion, error rates, satisfaction
- **Iteration Plan**: Feedback incorporation and validation cycles
## UX Analysis Framework
### Experience Quality Attributes
- **Usability**: Easy to learn and efficient to use
- **Accessibility**: Inclusive for all users and abilities
- **Desirability**: Aesthetically pleasing and engaging
- **Findability**: Easy to navigate and discover content
- **Credibility**: Trustworthy and reliable
- **Usefulness**: Solves user problems effectively
### Interaction Design Principles
- **Clarity**: Clear purpose and obvious next steps
- **Consistency**: Predictable patterns and behaviors
- **Feedback**: Immediate response to user actions
- **Efficiency**: Minimize steps to complete tasks
- **Forgiveness**: Easy error recovery and undo
- **Control**: User agency and autonomy
### Usability Heuristics (Nielsen)
1. Visibility of system status
2. Match between system and real world
3. User control and freedom
4. Consistency and standards
5. Error prevention
6. Recognition rather than recall
7. Flexibility and efficiency of use
8. Aesthetic and minimalist design
9. Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors
10. Help and documentation
## Usability Testing Techniques
### Methods
- **Moderated Usability Testing**: Facilitator-guided sessions
- **Unmoderated Remote Testing**: Asynchronous user testing
- **A/B Testing**: Variant comparison for optimization
- **Eye Tracking**: Visual attention analysis
- **First Click Testing**: Navigation effectiveness
- **Card Sorting**: Information architecture validation
### Metrics
- **Task Success Rate**: Percentage of completed tasks
- **Time on Task**: Efficiency measurement
- **Error Rate**: Mistakes and recovery actions
- **Satisfaction (SUS)**: System Usability Scale score
- **Net Promoter Score (NPS)**: User recommendation likelihood
## Accessibility Guidelines
### WCAG 2.1 AA Compliance
- **Perceivable**: Information presentable to all users
- **Operable**: Interface functional for all input methods
- **Understandable**: Clear information and operation
- **Robust**: Compatible with assistive technologies
### Key Accessibility Patterns
- Semantic HTML and ARIA labels
- Keyboard navigation and focus management
- Color contrast ratios (4.5:1 minimum)
- Text alternatives for non-text content
- Responsive and scalable interfaces
- Consistent navigation and identification
## Output Format
Create comprehensive UX Expert deliverables:
1. **Planning Document**: `ux-expert-analysis.md`
- UX strategy and user research insights
- Interaction design patterns and information architecture
- Usability and accessibility planning
- Testing strategy and validation approach
2. **UX Artifacts**:
- User journey maps and flow diagrams
- Interaction pattern specifications
- Usability test plans and scenarios
- Accessibility audit checklists
## Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create
When conducting brainstorming sessions, create the following files:
### Individual Role Analysis File: `ux-expert-analysis.md`
```markdown
# UX Expert Analysis: [Topic]
## User Experience Assessment
- User journey implications and touchpoints
- Interaction complexity and cognitive load
- Usability challenges and friction points
- Experience quality attributes and goals
## Interaction Design Analysis
- Interaction patterns and microinteractions
- Navigation structure and information architecture
- State management and feedback mechanisms
- Gesture and input method considerations
## Usability & Accessibility Evaluation
- Usability heuristics application
- WCAG compliance requirements and challenges
- Cognitive load optimization opportunities
- Error prevention and recovery strategies
## Design System Integration
- Component pattern requirements
- Interaction consistency and standards
- Design token implications
- Pattern library extensions needed
## Testing & Validation Strategy
- Usability testing approach and scenarios
- Success metrics and KPIs
- A/B testing opportunities
- Iteration and refinement plan
## Recommendations
- UX optimization strategies and patterns
- Interaction design improvements
- Accessibility enhancements
- Usability testing priorities
```
### Session Contribution Template
For role-specific contributions to broader brainstorming sessions, provide:
- User experience implications and journey analysis
- Interaction design patterns and recommendations
- Usability and accessibility considerations
- Testing strategy and validation approach
## Design Pattern Library
### Common Interaction Patterns
- **Progressive Disclosure**: Reveal complexity gradually
- **Inline Editing**: Direct manipulation of content
- **Contextual Actions**: Actions near relevant content
- **Smart Defaults**: Intelligent pre-filled values
- **Undo/Redo**: Easy error recovery
- **Guided Workflows**: Step-by-step processes
### Microinteraction Examples
- Button press feedback (scale, shadow)
- Loading spinners and progress indicators
- Form validation (inline, real-time)
- Hover effects and tooltips
- Drag-and-drop visual feedback
- Success/error notifications
## Key Success Factors
1. **User-Centered Focus**: Design decisions based on user needs
2. **Iterative Testing**: Regular validation with real users
3. **Accessibility First**: Inclusive design from the start
4. **Consistency**: Predictable patterns across the experience
5. **Clear Feedback**: Users always know system status
6. **Error Prevention**: Minimize mistakes through good design
7. **Performance**: Fast, responsive interactions
## Important Reminders
1. **Test with real users** - assumptions are not validation
2. **Accessibility is not optional** - design inclusively from the start
3. **Measure usability** - use quantitative and qualitative data
4. **Iterate based on feedback** - continuous improvement cycle
5. **Document patterns** - create reusable interaction library
6. **Consider edge cases** - error states, empty states, loading states
7. **Balance innovation with familiarity** - leverage existing mental models

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# Conceptual Planning Agent
**Agent Definition**: See @~/.claude/agents/conceptual-planning-agent.md
**Integration Principles**: See @~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md
## Purpose
Agent for executing single-role conceptual planning and brainstorming analysis based on assigned perspectives.
## Core Capabilities
- **Single-Role Analysis** → Deep analysis from one assigned role perspective
- **Context Integration** → Incorporate user requirements and constraints
- **Documentation Generation** → Create role-specific analysis outputs
- **Framework Application** → Apply techniques from @~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-framework.md
## Execution Patterns
### Agent Invocation
This agent is called by role-specific brainstorm commands with:
- **ASSIGNED_ROLE**: The specific role to embody
- **Topic**: Challenge or opportunity to analyze
- **Context**: User requirements and constraints
- **Output Location**: Where to save analysis files
### Execution Flow
See @~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-framework.md for detailed execution patterns and techniques.
### Role References
**Available Roles**: Each role has its own command file with detailed definitions:
- `business-analyst` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/business-analyst.md`
- `data-architect` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/data-architect.md`
- `feature-planner` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/feature-planner.md`
- `innovation-lead` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/innovation-lead.md`
- `product-manager` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/product-manager.md`
- `security-expert` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/security-expert.md`
- `system-architect` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/system-architect.md`
- `ui-designer` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/ui-designer.md`
- `user-researcher` - See `.claude/commands/workflow/brainstorm/user-researcher.md`
### Creative Techniques
For detailed creative techniques including SCAMPER, Six Thinking Hats, and other methods, see:
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-framework.md#creative-techniques
### Execution Modes
For detailed execution modes (Creative, Analytical, Strategic), see:
@~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-framework.md#execution-modes
## Documentation Standards
### Session Summary Generation
Generate comprehensive session documentation including:
- Session metadata and configuration
- Challenge definition and scope
- Key insights and patterns
- Generated ideas with descriptions
- Perspective analysis from each role
- Evaluation and prioritization
- Recommendations and next steps
### Idea Documentation
For each significant idea, create detailed documentation:
- Concept description and core mechanism
- Multi-perspective analysis and implications
- Feasibility assessment (technical, resource, timeline)
- Impact potential (user, business, technical)
- Implementation considerations and prerequisites
- Success metrics and validation approach
- Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
### Integration Preparation
When brainstorming integrates with workflows:
- Synthesize requirements suitable for planning phase
- Prioritize solutions by feasibility and impact
- Prepare structured input for workflow systems
- Maintain traceability between brainstorming and implementation
## Output Format Standards
### Brainstorming Session Output
```
BRAINSTORMING_SUMMARY: [Comprehensive session overview]
CHALLENGE_DEFINITION: [Clear problem space definition]
KEY_INSIGHTS: [Major discoveries and patterns]
IDEA_INVENTORY: [Structured list of all generated ideas]
TOP_CONCEPTS: [5 most promising solutions with analysis]
PERSPECTIVE_SYNTHESIS: [Integration of role-based insights]
FEASIBILITY_ASSESSMENT: [Technical and resource evaluation]
IMPACT_ANALYSIS: [Expected outcomes and benefits]
RECOMMENDATIONS: [Prioritized next steps and actions]
WORKFLOW_INTEGRATION: [If applicable, workflow handoff preparation]
```
### Multi-Role Analysis Output
```
ROLE_COORDINATION: [How perspectives were integrated]
PERSPECTIVE_INSIGHTS: [Key insights from each role]
SYNTHESIS_RESULTS: [Combined perspective analysis]
CONFLICT_RESOLUTION: [How role conflicts were addressed]
COMPREHENSIVE_COVERAGE: [Confirmation all aspects considered]
```
## Quality Standards
### Effective Session Facilitation
- **Clear Structure** → Follow defined phases and maintain session flow
- **Inclusive Participation** → Ensure all perspectives are heard and valued
- **Creative Environment** → Maintain judgment-free ideation atmosphere
- **Productive Tension** → Balance creativity with practical constraints
- **Actionable Outcomes** → Generate concrete next steps and recommendations
### Perspective Integration
- **Authentic Representation** → Accurately channel each role's mental models
- **Balanced Coverage** → Give appropriate attention to all perspectives
- **Constructive Synthesis** → Combine insights into stronger solutions
- **Conflict Navigation** → Address perspective tensions constructively
- **Comprehensive Analysis** → Ensure no critical aspects are overlooked
### Documentation Quality
- **Structured Capture** → Organize insights and ideas systematically
- **Clear Communication** → Present complex ideas in accessible format
- **Decision Support** → Provide frameworks for evaluating options
- **Implementation Ready** → Prepare outputs for next development phases
- **Traceability** → Maintain clear links between ideas and analysis
## Dynamic Role Definition Loading
### Role-Based Planning Template Integration
The conceptual planning agent dynamically loads role-specific capabilities using the planning template system:
**Dynamic Role Loading Process:**
1. **Role Identification** → Receive required role(s) from brainstorming coordination command
2. **Template Loading** → Use Bash tool to execute `~/.claude/scripts/plan-executor.sh [role]`
3. **Capability Integration** → Apply loaded role template to current brainstorming context
4. **Perspective Analysis** → Conduct analysis from the specified role perspective
5. **Multi-Role Synthesis** → When multiple roles specified, integrate perspectives coherently
**Supported Roles:**
- `product-manager`, `system-architect`, `ui-designer`, `data-architect`
- `security-expert`, `user-researcher`, `business-analyst`, `innovation-lead`
- `feature-planner`, `test-strategist`
**Role Loading Example:**
```
For role "product-manager":
1. Execute: Bash(~/.claude/scripts/plan-executor.sh product-manager)
2. Receive: Product Manager Planning Template with responsibilities and focus areas
3. Apply: Template guidance to current brainstorming topic
4. Generate: Analysis from product management perspective
```
**Multi-Role Coordination:**
When conducting multi-perspective brainstorming:
1. Load each required role template sequentially
2. Apply each perspective to the brainstorming topic
3. Synthesize insights across all loaded perspectives
4. Identify convergent themes and resolve conflicts
5. Generate integrated recommendations
## Brainstorming Documentation Creation
### Mandatory File Creation Requirements
Following @~/.claude/workflows/brainstorming-principles.md, the conceptual planning agent MUST create structured documentation for all brainstorming sessions.
**Role-Specific Documentation**: Each role template loaded via plan-executor.sh contains its specific documentation requirements and file creation instructions.
### File Creation Protocol
1. **Load Role Requirements**: When loading each role template, extract the "Brainstorming Documentation Files to Create" section
2. **Create Role Analysis Files**: Generate the specific analysis files as defined by each loaded role (e.g., `product-manager-analysis.md`)
3. **Follow Role Templates**: Each role specifies its exact file structure, naming convention, and content template
### Integration with Brainstorming Principles
**Must Follow Brainstorming Modes:**
- **Creative Mode**: Apply SCAMPER, Six Thinking Hats, divergent thinking
- **Analytical Mode**: Use root cause analysis, data-driven insights, logical frameworks
- **Strategic Mode**: Apply systems thinking, strategic frameworks, scenario planning
**Quality Standards Compliance:**
- **Clear Structure**: Follow defined phases (Explore → Ideate → Converge → Document)
- **Diverse Perspectives**: Ensure all loaded roles contribute unique insights
- **Judgment-Free Ideation**: Encourage wild ideas during creative phases
- **Actionable Outputs**: Generate concrete next steps and decision frameworks
### File Creation Tools
The conceptual planning agent has access to Write, MultiEdit, and other file creation tools to generate the complete brainstorming documentation structure.
This conceptual planning agent provides comprehensive brainstorming and strategic analysis capabilities with dynamic role-based perspectives, mandatory documentation creation following brainstorming principles, and full integration with the planning template system and workflow management system.

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# Documentation Agent
## Agent Overview
Specialized agent for hierarchical documentation generation with bottom-up analysis approach.
## Core Capabilities
- **Modular Analysis**: Analyze individual modules and components
- **Hierarchical Synthesis**: Build documentation from modules to system level
- **Multi-tool Integration**: Combine Agent tasks, CLI tools, and direct analysis
- **Progress Tracking**: Use TodoWrite throughout the documentation process
## Analysis Strategy
### Two-Level Hierarchy
1. **Level 1 (Module)**: Individual component/module documentation
2. **Level 2 (System)**: Integrated system-wide documentation
### Bottom-Up Process
1. **Module Discovery**: Identify all modules/components in the system
2. **Module Analysis**: Deep dive into each module individually
3. **Module Documentation**: Generate detailed module docs
4. **Integration Analysis**: Analyze relationships between modules
5. **System Synthesis**: Create unified system documentation
## Tool Selection Strategy
### For Module Analysis (Simple, focused scope)
- **CLI Tools**: Direct Gemini/Codex commands for individual modules
- **File Patterns**: Focused file sets per module
- **Fast Processing**: Quick analysis of contained scope
### For System Integration (Complex, multi-module)
- **Agent Tasks**: Complex analysis requiring multiple tools
- **Cross-module Analysis**: Relationship mapping between modules
- **Synthesis Tasks**: Combining multiple module analyses
## Documentation Structure
### Module Level (Level 1)
```
.workflow/docs/modules/
├── [module-name]/
│ ├── overview.md # Module overview
│ ├── api.md # Module APIs
│ ├── dependencies.md # Module dependencies
│ └── examples.md # Usage examples
```
### System Level (Level 2)
```
.workflow/docs/
├── README.md # Complete system overview
├── architecture/
│ ├── system-design.md # High-level architecture
│ ├── module-map.md # Module relationships
│ ├── data-flow.md # System data flow
│ └── tech-stack.md # Technology decisions
└── api/
├── unified-api.md # Complete API documentation
└── openapi.yaml # OpenAPI specification
```
## Process Flow Templates
### Phase 1: Module Discovery & Todo Setup
```json
{
"step": "module_discovery",
"method": "cli",
"command": "find src/ -type d -name '*' | grep -v node_modules | head -20",
"purpose": "Identify all modules for documentation",
"todo_action": "create_module_todos"
}
```
### Phase 2: Module Analysis (Parallel)
```json
{
"step": "module_analysis",
"method": "cli_parallel",
"pattern": "per_module",
"command_template": "~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p 'ANALYZE_MODULE: {module_path}'",
"purpose": "Analyze each module individually",
"todo_action": "track_module_progress"
}
```
### Phase 3: Module Documentation (Parallel)
```json
{
"step": "module_documentation",
"method": "cli_parallel",
"pattern": "per_module",
"command_template": "codex --full-auto exec 'DOCUMENT_MODULE: {module_path}' -s danger-full-access",
"purpose": "Generate documentation for each module",
"todo_action": "mark_module_complete"
}
```
### Phase 4: System Integration (Agent)
```json
{
"step": "system_integration",
"method": "agent",
"agent_type": "general-purpose",
"purpose": "Analyze cross-module relationships and create system view",
"todo_action": "track_integration_progress"
}
```
### Phase 5: System Documentation (Agent)
```json
{
"step": "system_documentation",
"method": "agent",
"agent_type": "general-purpose",
"purpose": "Generate unified system documentation",
"todo_action": "mark_system_complete"
}
```
## CLI Command Templates
### Module Analysis Template
```bash
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Analyze individual module for documentation
TASK: Deep analysis of module structure, APIs, and dependencies
CONTEXT: @{{{module_path}}/**/*}
EXPECTED: Module analysis for documentation generation
MODULE ANALYSIS RULES:
1. Module Scope Definition:
- Identify module boundaries and entry points
- Map internal file organization
- Extract module's primary purpose and responsibilities
2. API Surface Analysis:
- Identify exported functions, classes, and interfaces
- Document public API contracts
- Map input/output types and parameters
3. Dependency Analysis:
- Extract internal dependencies within module
- Identify external dependencies from other modules
- Map configuration and environment dependencies
4. Usage Pattern Analysis:
- Find example usage within codebase
- Identify common patterns and utilities
- Document error handling approaches
OUTPUT FORMAT:
- Module overview with clear scope definition
- API documentation with types and examples
- Dependency map with clear relationships
- Usage examples from actual codebase
"
```
### Module Documentation Template
```bash
codex --full-auto exec "
PURPOSE: Generate comprehensive module documentation
TASK: Create detailed documentation for analyzed module
CONTEXT: Module analysis results from Gemini
EXPECTED: Complete module documentation in .workflow/docs/modules/{module_name}/
DOCUMENTATION GENERATION RULES:
1. Create module directory structure
2. Generate overview.md with module purpose and architecture
3. Create api.md with detailed API documentation
4. Generate dependencies.md with dependency analysis
5. Create examples.md with practical usage examples
6. Ensure consistent formatting and cross-references
" -s danger-full-access
```
## Agent Task Templates
### System Integration Agent Task
```json
{
"description": "Analyze cross-module relationships",
"prompt": "You are analyzing a software system to understand relationships between modules. Your task is to:\n\n1. Read all module documentation from .workflow/docs/modules/\n2. Identify integration points and data flow between modules\n3. Map system-wide architecture patterns\n4. Create unified view of system structure\n\nAnalyze the modules and create:\n- Module relationship map\n- System data flow documentation\n- Integration points analysis\n- Architecture pattern identification\n\nUse TodoWrite to track your progress through the analysis.",
"subagent_type": "general-purpose"
}
```
### System Documentation Agent Task
```json
{
"description": "Generate unified system documentation",
"prompt": "You are creating comprehensive system documentation based on module analyses. Your task is to:\n\n1. Synthesize information from .workflow/docs/modules/ \n2. Create unified system architecture documentation\n3. Generate complete API documentation\n4. Create system overview and navigation\n\nGenerate:\n- README.md with system overview\n- architecture/ directory with system design docs\n- api/ directory with unified API documentation\n- Cross-references between all documentation\n\nUse TodoWrite to track documentation generation progress.",
"subagent_type": "general-purpose"
}
```
## Progress Tracking Templates
### Module Todo Structure
```json
{
"content": "Analyze {module_name} module",
"activeForm": "Analyzing {module_name} module",
"status": "pending"
}
```
### Integration Todo Structure
```json
{
"content": "Integrate module analyses into system view",
"activeForm": "Integrating module analyses",
"status": "pending"
}
```
### Documentation Todo Structure
```json
{
"content": "Generate unified system documentation",
"activeForm": "Generating system documentation",
"status": "pending"
}
```
## Error Handling & Recovery
### Module Analysis Failures
- Skip failed modules with warning
- Continue with successful modules
- Retry failed modules with different approach
### Integration Failures
- Fall back to manual integration
- Use partial results where available
- Generate documentation with known limitations
### Documentation Generation Failures
- Generate partial documentation
- Include clear indicators of incomplete sections
- Provide recovery instructions
## Quality Assurance
### Module Documentation Quality
- Verify all modules have complete documentation
- Check API documentation completeness
- Validate examples and cross-references
### System Documentation Quality
- Ensure module integration is complete
- Verify system overview accuracy
- Check documentation navigation and links

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@@ -32,6 +32,11 @@ type: strategic-guideline
- **Command Examples**: `bash(cd target/directory && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "prompt")`, `bash(cd target/directory && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper -p "prompt")`, `bash(codex -C directory --full-auto exec "task")`
- **Override When Needed**: Specify custom timeout for longer operations
### Permission Framework
- **Gemini/Qwen Write Access**: Use `--approval-mode yolo` when tools need to create/modify files
- **Codex Write Access**: Always use `-s danger-full-access` and `--skip-git-repo-check` for development and file operations
- **Auto-approval Protocol**: Enable automatic tool approvals for autonomous workflow execution
## 🎯 Universal Command Template
### Standard Format (REQUIRED)
@@ -61,7 +66,7 @@ TASK: [specific development task]
CONTEXT: [file references and memory context]
EXPECTED: [expected deliverables]
RULES: [template reference and constraints]
" -s danger-full-access
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
```
### Template Structure
@@ -81,12 +86,12 @@ Tools execute in current working directory:
### Rules Field Format
```bash
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[category]/[template].txt) | [constraints]
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/[category]/[template].txt") | [constraints]
```
**Examples**:
- Single template: `$(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt) | Focus on security`
- Multiple templates: `$(cat template1.txt) $(cat template2.txt) | Enterprise standards`
- Single template: `$(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt") | Focus on security`
- Multiple templates: `$(cat "template1.txt") $(cat "template2.txt") | Enterprise standards`
- No template: `Focus on security patterns, include dependency analysis`
- File patterns: `@{src/**/*.ts,CLAUDE.md} - Stay within scope`
@@ -151,7 +156,7 @@ PURPOSE: Understand codebase architecture
TASK: Analyze project structure and identify patterns
CONTEXT: @{src/**/*.ts,CLAUDE.md} Previous analysis of auth system
EXPECTED: Architecture overview and integration points
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt) | Focus on integration points
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt") | Focus on integration points
"
# Project Analysis (in different directory)
@@ -160,7 +165,7 @@ PURPOSE: Compare authentication patterns
TASK: Analyze auth implementation in related project
CONTEXT: @{src/auth/**/*} Current project context from session memory
EXPECTED: Pattern comparison and recommendations
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt) | Focus on architectural differences
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/pattern.txt") | Focus on architectural differences
"
# Architecture Design (with Qwen)
@@ -169,7 +174,7 @@ PURPOSE: Design authentication system architecture
TASK: Create modular JWT-based auth system design
CONTEXT: @{src/auth/**/*} Existing patterns and requirements
EXPECTED: Complete architecture with code scaffolding
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt) | Focus on modularity and security
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/architecture.txt") | Focus on modularity and security
"
# Feature Development (in target directory)
@@ -178,8 +183,8 @@ PURPOSE: Implement user authentication
TASK: Create JWT-based authentication system
CONTEXT: @{src/auth/**/*} Database schema from session memory
EXPECTED: Complete auth module with tests
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/feature.txt) | Follow security best practices
" -s danger-full-access
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/development/feature.txt") | Follow security best practices
" --skip-git-repo-check -s danger-full-access
# Code Review Preparation
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
@@ -187,7 +192,7 @@ PURPOSE: Prepare comprehensive code review
TASK: Analyze code changes and identify potential issues
CONTEXT: @{**/*.modified} Recent changes discussed in last session
EXPECTED: Review checklist and improvement suggestions
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/quality.txt) | Focus on maintainability
RULES: $(cat "~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/prompts/analysis/quality.txt") | Focus on maintainability
"
```
@@ -218,7 +223,7 @@ For every development task:
- **Command**: `codex --full-auto exec`
- **Strengths**: Autonomous development, mathematical reasoning
- **Best For**: Implementation, testing, automation
- **Required**: `-s danger-full-access` for development
- **Required**: `-s danger-full-access` and `--skip-git-repo-check` for development
### File Patterns
- All files: `@{**/*}`
@@ -252,7 +257,7 @@ cd src/auth && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "analyze auth patterns"
cd src/auth && ~/.claude/scripts/qwen-wrapper -p "design auth architecture"
# Focused implementation (Codex)
codex -C src/auth --full-auto exec "analyze auth implementation"
codex -C src/auth --full-auto exec "analyze auth implementation" --skip-git-repo-check
# Multi-scope (stay in root)
~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "CONTEXT: @{src/auth/**/*,src/api/**/*}"

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@@ -0,0 +1,176 @@
# MCP Tool Strategy: Triggers & Workflows
## ⚡ Triggering Mechanisms
**Auto-Trigger Scenarios**:
- User mentions "exa-code" or code-related queries → `mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa`
- Need current web information → `mcp__exa__web_search_exa`
- Finding code patterns/files → `mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced`
- Locating specific files → `mcp__code-index__find_files`
**Manual Trigger Rules**:
- Complex API research → Exa Code Context
- Architecture pattern discovery → Exa Code Context + Gemini analysis
- Real-time information needs → Exa Web Search
- Codebase exploration → Code Index tools first, then Gemini analysis
## 🎯 Available MCP Tools
### Exa Code Context (mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa)
**Purpose**: Search and get relevant context for programming tasks
**Strengths**: Highest quality context for libraries, SDKs, and APIs
**Best For**: Code examples, API patterns, learning frameworks
**Usage**:
```bash
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(
query="React useState hook examples",
tokensNum="dynamic" # or 1000-50000
)
```
**Examples**: "React useState", "Python pandas filtering", "Express.js middleware"
### Exa Web Search (mcp__exa__web_search_exa)
**Purpose**: Real-time web searches with content scraping
**Best For**: Current information, research, recent solutions
**Usage**:
```bash
mcp__exa__web_search_exa(
query="latest React 18 features",
numResults=5 # default: 5
)
```
### Code Index Tools (mcp__code-index__)
**核心方法**: `search_code_advanced`, `find_files`, `refresh_index`
**核心搜索**:
```bash
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="function.*auth", file_pattern="*.ts")
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*.test.js")
mcp__code-index__refresh_index() # git操作后刷新
```
**实用场景**:
- **查找代码**: `search_code_advanced(pattern="old.*API")`
- **定位文件**: `find_files(pattern="src/**/*.tsx")`
- **更新索引**: `refresh_index()` (git操作后)
**文件搜索测试结果**:
-`find_files(pattern="*.md")` - 搜索所有 Markdown 文件
-`find_files(pattern="*complete*")` - 通配符匹配文件名
-`find_files(pattern="complete.md")` - 精确匹配可能失败
- 📝 建议使用通配符模式获得更好的搜索结果
## 📊 Tool Selection Matrix
| Task | MCP Tool | Use Case | Integration |
|------|----------|----------|-------------|
| **Code Context** | Exa Code | API examples, patterns | → Gemini analysis |
| **Research** | Exa Web | Current info, trends | → Planning phase |
| **Code Search** | Code Index | Pattern discovery, file location | → Gemini analysis |
| **Navigation** | Code Index | File exploration, structure | → Architecture phase |
## 🚀 Integration Patterns
### Standard Workflow
```bash
# 1. Explore codebase structure
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*async*")
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="async.*function", file_pattern="*.ts")
# 2. Get external context
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(query="TypeScript async patterns", tokensNum="dynamic")
# 3. Analyze with Gemini
cd "src/async" && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "
PURPOSE: Understand async patterns
CONTEXT: Code index results + Exa context + @{src/async/**/*}
EXPECTED: Pattern analysis
RULES: Focus on TypeScript best practices
"
# 4. Implement with Codex
codex -C src/async --full-auto exec "Apply modern async patterns" -s danger-full-access
```
### Enhanced Planning
1. **Explore codebase** with Code Index tools
2. **Research** with Exa Web Search
3. **Get code context** with Exa Code Context
4. **Analyze** with Gemini
5. **Architect** with Qwen
6. **Implement** with Codex
## 🔧 Best Practices
### Code Index
- **Search first** - Use before external tools for codebase exploration
- **Refresh after git ops** - Keep index synchronized
- **Pattern specificity** - Use precise regex patterns for better results
- **File patterns** - Combine with glob patterns for targeted search
- **Glob pattern matching** - Use `*.md`, `*complete*` patterns for file discovery
- **Exact vs wildcard** - Exact names may fail, use wildcards for better results
### Exa Code Context
- **Use "dynamic" tokens** for efficiency
- **Be specific** - include technology stack
- **MANDATORY** when user mentions exa-code or code queries
### Exa Web Search
- **Default 5 results** usually sufficient
- **Use for current info** - supplement knowledge cutoff
## 🎯 Common Scenarios
### Learning New Technology
```bash
# Explore existing patterns + get examples + research + analyze
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="router|routing", file_pattern="*.ts")
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(query="Next.js 14 app router", tokensNum="dynamic")
mcp__exa__web_search_exa(query="Next.js 14 best practices 2024", numResults=3)
cd "src/app" && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "Learn Next.js patterns"
```
### Debugging
```bash
# Find similar patterns + solutions + fix
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="similar.*error", file_pattern="*.ts")
mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(query="TypeScript generic constraints", tokensNum="dynamic")
codex --full-auto exec "Fix TypeScript issues" -s danger-full-access
```
### Codebase Exploration
```bash
# Comprehensive codebase understanding workflow
mcp__code-index__set_project_path(path="/current/project") # 设置项目路径
mcp__code-index__refresh_index() # 刷新索引
mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern="*auth*") # Find auth-related files
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="function.*auth", file_pattern="*.ts") # Find auth functions
mcp__code-index__get_file_summary(file_path="src/auth/index.ts") # Understand structure
cd "src/auth" && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper -p "Analyze auth architecture"
```
### Project Setup Workflow
```bash
# 新项目初始化流程
mcp__code-index__set_project_path(path="/path/to/new/project")
mcp__code-index__get_settings_info() # 确认设置
mcp__code-index__refresh_index() # 建立索引
mcp__code-index__configure_file_watcher(enabled=true) # 启用文件监控
mcp__code-index__get_file_watcher_status() # 确认监控状态
```
## ⚡ Performance Tips
- **Code Index first** → explore codebase before external tools
- **Use "dynamic" tokens** for Exa Code Context
- **MCP first** → gather context before analysis
- **Focus queries** - avoid overly broad searches
- **Integrate selectively** - use relevant context only
- **Refresh index** after major git operations

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@@ -103,8 +103,8 @@ IMPL-2.1 # Subtask of IMPL-2 (dynamically created)
- **Leaf tasks**: Only these can be executed directly
- **Status inheritance**: Parent status derived from subtask completion
### Task JSON Schema
All task files use this unified 5-field schema:
### Enhanced Task JSON Schema
All task files use this unified 5-field schema with optional artifacts enhancement:
```json
{
@@ -129,7 +129,16 @@ All task files use this unified 5-field schema:
},
"shared_context": {
"auth_strategy": "JWT with refresh tokens"
}
},
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification",
"source": "brainstorm_synthesis",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-session/.brainstorming/synthesis-specification.md",
"priority": "highest",
"contains": "complete_integrated_specification"
}
]
},
"flow_control": {
@@ -181,6 +190,22 @@ The **focus_paths** field specifies concrete project paths for task implementati
- **Mixed types**: Can include both directories and specific files
- **Relative paths**: From project root (e.g., `src/auth`, not `./src/auth`)
#### Artifacts Field ⚠️ NEW FIELD
Optional field referencing brainstorming outputs for task execution:
```json
"artifacts": [
{
"type": "synthesis_specification|topic_framework|individual_role_analysis",
"source": "brainstorm_synthesis|brainstorm_framework|brainstorm_roles",
"path": ".workflow/WFS-session/.brainstorming/document.md",
"priority": "highest|high|medium|low"
}
]
```
**Types & Priority**: synthesis_specification (highest) → topic_framework (medium) → individual_role_analysis (low)
#### Flow Control Configuration
The **flow_control** field manages task execution with two main components:
@@ -231,6 +256,7 @@ The **flow_control** field manages task execution with two main components:
6. **Focus Paths Structure**: context.focus_paths must contain concrete paths (no wildcards)
7. **Flow Control Format**: pre_analysis must be array with required fields
8. **Dependency Integrity**: All depends_on task IDs must exist as JSON files
9. **Artifacts Structure**: context.artifacts (optional) must use valid type, priority, and path format
## Workflow Structure

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@@ -5,6 +5,67 @@ All notable changes to Claude Code Workflow (CCW) will be documented in this fil
The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/),
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
## [3.0.1] - 2025-10-01
### 🔧 Command Updates
#### Changed
- **Brainstorming Roles**: Removed `test-strategist` and `user-researcher` roles
- `test-strategist` functionality integrated into automated test generation (`/workflow:test-gen`)
- `user-researcher` functionality consolidated into `ux-expert` role
- **Available Roles**: Updated to 8 core roles for focused, efficient brainstorming
- 🏗️ System Architect
- 🗄️ Data Architect
- 🎓 Subject Matter Expert
- 📊 Product Manager
- 📋 Product Owner
- 🏃 Scrum Master
- 🎨 UI Designer
- 💫 UX Expert
### 📚 Documentation
#### Improved
- **README Optimization**: Streamlined README.md and README_CN.md by 81% (from ~750 lines to ~140 lines)
- **Better Structure**: Reorganized content with clearer sections and improved navigation
- **Quick Start Guide**: Added immediate usability guide for new users
- **Simplified Command Reference**: Consolidated command tables for easier reference
- **Maintained Essential Information**: Preserved all installation steps, badges, links, and critical functionality
#### Benefits
- **Faster Onboarding**: New users can get started in minutes with the Quick Start section
- **Reduced Cognitive Load**: Less verbose documentation with focused, actionable information
- **Consistent Bilingual Structure**: English and Chinese versions now have identical organization
- **Professional Presentation**: Cleaner, more modern documentation format
---
## [3.0.0] - 2025-09-30
### 🚀 Major Release - Unified CLI Command Structure
This is a **breaking change release** introducing a unified CLI command structure.
#### Added
- **Unified CLI Commands**: New `/cli:*` command set consolidating all tool interactions
- **Tool Selection Flag**: Use `--tool <gemini|qwen|codex>` to select AI tools
- **Command Verification**: Comprehensive workflow guide and command validation
- **MCP Tools Integration** *(Experimental)*: Enhanced codebase analysis through Model Context Protocol
#### Changed
- **BREAKING**: Tool-specific commands (`/gemini:*`, `/qwen:*`, `/codex:*`) deprecated
- **Command Structure**: All CLI commands now use unified `/cli:*` prefix
- **Default Tool**: Commands default to `gemini` when `--tool` flag not specified
#### Migration
| Old Command (v2) | New Command (v3.0.0) |
|---|---|
| `/gemini:analyze "..."` | `/cli:analyze "..."` |
| `/qwen:analyze "..."` | `/cli:analyze "..." --tool qwen` |
| `/codex:chat "..."` | `/cli:chat "..." --tool codex` |
---
## [2.0.0] - 2025-09-28
### 🚀 Major Release - Architectural Evolution

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@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ This document defines project-specific coding standards and development principl
For all CLI tool usage, command syntax, and integration guidelines:
- **Intelligent Context Strategy**: @~/.claude/workflows/intelligent-tools-strategy.md
- **Context Search Commands**: @~/.claude/workflows/context-search-strategy.md
- **MCP Tool Strategy**: @~/.claude/workflows/mcp-tool-strategy.md
**Context Requirements**:
- Identify 3+ existing similar patterns before implementation

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@@ -48,15 +48,17 @@
#>
param(
[ValidateSet("Global")]
[string]$InstallMode = "Global",
[ValidateSet("Global", "Path")]
[string]$InstallMode = "",
[string]$TargetPath = "",
[switch]$Force,
[switch]$NonInteractive,
[switch]$BackupAll,
[switch]$NoBackup
)
@@ -95,13 +97,54 @@ function Write-ColorOutput {
Write-Host $Message -ForegroundColor $Color
}
function Show-Banner {
Write-Host ""
# CLAUDE - Cyan color
Write-Host ' ______ __ __ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host ' / \ | \ | \ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host '| $$$$$$\| $$ ______ __ __ ____| $$ ______ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host '| $$ \$$| $$ | \ | \ | \ / $$ / \ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host '| $$ | $$ \$$$$$$\| $$ | $$| $$$$$$$| $$$$$$\ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host '| $$ __ | $$ / $$| $$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ $$ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host '| $$__/ \| $$| $$$$$$$| $$__/ $$| $$__| $$| $$$$$$$$ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host ' \$$ $$| $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ \ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host ' \$$$$$$ \$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ ' -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Host ""
# CODE - Green color
Write-Host ' ______ __ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '/ \ | \ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '| $$$$$$\ ______ ____| $$ ______ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '| $$ \$$ / \ / $$ / \ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '| $$ | $$$$$$\| $$$$$$$| $$$$$$\ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '| $$ __ | $$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ $$ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host '| $$__/ \| $$__/ $$| $$__| $$| $$$$$$$$ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host ' \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ \ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host ' \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ ' -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host ""
# WORKFLOW - Yellow color
Write-Host '__ __ __ ______ __ ' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| \ _ | \ | \ / \ | \ ' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$ / \ | $$ ______ ______ | $$ __ | $$$$$$\| $$ ______ __ __ __ ' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$/ $\| $$ / \ / \ | $$ / \| $$_ \$$| $$ / \ | \ | \ | \' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$ $$$\ $$| $$$$$$\| $$$$$$\| $$_/ $$| $$ \ | $$| $$$$$$\| $$ | $$ | $$' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$ $$\$$\$$| $$ | $$| $$ \$$| $$ $$ | $$$$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ | $$ | $$' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$$$ \$$$$| $$__/ $$| $$ | $$$$$$\ | $$ | $$| $$__/ $$| $$_/ $$_/ $$' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host '| $$$ \$$$ \$$ $$| $$ | $$ \$$\| $$ | $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ $$' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host ' \$$ \$$ \$$$$$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$\$$$$' -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host ""
}
function Show-Header {
Write-ColorOutput "==== $ScriptName v$Version ====" $ColorInfo
Write-ColorOutput "========================================================" $ColorInfo
Show-Banner
Write-ColorOutput " $ScriptName v$Version" $ColorInfo
Write-ColorOutput " Unified workflow system with comprehensive coordination" $ColorInfo
Write-ColorOutput "========================================================================" $ColorInfo
if ($NoBackup) {
Write-ColorOutput "WARNING: Backup disabled - existing files will be overwritten without backup!" $ColorWarning
Write-ColorOutput "WARNING: Backup disabled - existing files will be overwritten!" $ColorWarning
} else {
Write-ColorOutput "Auto-backup enabled - existing files will be backed up before replacement" $ColorSuccess
Write-ColorOutput "Auto-backup enabled - existing files will be backed up" $ColorSuccess
}
Write-Host ""
}
@@ -133,18 +176,130 @@ function Test-Prerequisites {
return $true
}
function Get-UserChoiceWithArrows {
param(
[string]$Prompt,
[string[]]$Options,
[int]$DefaultIndex = 0
)
if ($NonInteractive) {
Write-ColorOutput "Non-interactive mode: Using default '$($Options[$DefaultIndex])'" $ColorInfo
return $Options[$DefaultIndex]
}
# Test if we can use console features (interactive terminal)
$canUseConsole = $true
try {
$null = [Console]::CursorVisible
$null = $Host.UI.RawUI.ReadKey
}
catch {
$canUseConsole = $false
}
# Fallback to simple numbered menu if console not available
if (-not $canUseConsole) {
Write-ColorOutput "Arrow navigation not available in this environment. Using numbered menu." $ColorWarning
return Get-UserChoice -Prompt $Prompt -Options $Options -Default $Options[$DefaultIndex]
}
$selectedIndex = $DefaultIndex
$cursorVisible = $true
try {
$cursorVisible = [Console]::CursorVisible
[Console]::CursorVisible = $false
}
catch {
# Silently continue if cursor control fails
}
try {
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput $Prompt $ColorPrompt
Write-Host ""
while ($true) {
# Display options
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $Options.Count; $i++) {
$prefix = if ($i -eq $selectedIndex) { " > " } else { " " }
$color = if ($i -eq $selectedIndex) { $ColorSuccess } else { "White" }
# Clear line and write option
Write-Host "`r$prefix$($Options[$i])".PadRight(80) -ForegroundColor $color
}
Write-Host ""
Write-Host " Use " -NoNewline -ForegroundColor DarkGray
Write-Host "UP/DOWN" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host " arrows to navigate, " -NoNewline -ForegroundColor DarkGray
Write-Host "ENTER" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host " to select, or type " -NoNewline -ForegroundColor DarkGray
Write-Host "1-$($Options.Count)" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host "" -ForegroundColor DarkGray
# Read key
$key = $Host.UI.RawUI.ReadKey("NoEcho,IncludeKeyDown")
# Handle arrow keys
if ($key.VirtualKeyCode -eq 38) {
# Up arrow
$selectedIndex = if ($selectedIndex -gt 0) { $selectedIndex - 1 } else { $Options.Count - 1 }
}
elseif ($key.VirtualKeyCode -eq 40) {
# Down arrow
$selectedIndex = if ($selectedIndex -lt ($Options.Count - 1)) { $selectedIndex + 1 } else { 0 }
}
elseif ($key.VirtualKeyCode -eq 13) {
# Enter key
Write-Host ""
return $Options[$selectedIndex]
}
elseif ($key.Character -match '^\d$') {
# Number key
$num = [int]::Parse($key.Character)
if ($num -ge 1 -and $num -le $Options.Count) {
Write-Host ""
return $Options[$num - 1]
}
}
# Move cursor back up to redraw menu
$linesToMove = $Options.Count + 2
try {
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $linesToMove; $i++) {
[Console]::SetCursorPosition(0, [Console]::CursorTop - 1)
}
}
catch {
# If cursor positioning fails, just continue
break
}
}
}
finally {
try {
[Console]::CursorVisible = $cursorVisible
}
catch {
# Silently continue if cursor control fails
}
}
}
function Get-UserChoice {
param(
[string]$Prompt,
[string[]]$Options,
[string]$Default = $null
)
if ($NonInteractive -and $Default) {
Write-ColorOutput "Non-interactive mode: Using default '$Default'" $ColorInfo
return $Default
}
Write-ColorOutput $Prompt $ColorPrompt
for ($i = 0; $i -lt $Options.Count; $i++) {
if ($Default -and $Options[$i] -eq $Default) {
@@ -154,18 +309,18 @@ function Get-UserChoice {
}
Write-Host " $($i + 1). $($Options[$i])$marker"
}
do {
$input = Read-Host "Please select (1-$($Options.Count))"
if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($input) -and $Default) {
return $Default
}
$index = $null
if ([int]::TryParse($input, [ref]$index) -and $index -ge 1 -and $index -le $Options.Count) {
return $Options[$index - 1]
}
Write-ColorOutput "Invalid selection. Please enter a number between 1 and $($Options.Count)" $ColorWarning
} while ($true)
}
@@ -457,19 +612,19 @@ function Merge-DirectoryContents {
function Install-Global {
Write-ColorOutput "Installing Claude Code Workflow System globally..." $ColorInfo
# Determine user profile directory
$userProfile = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("UserProfile")
$globalClaudeDir = Join-Path $userProfile ".claude"
$globalClaudeMd = Join-Path $globalClaudeDir "CLAUDE.md"
Write-ColorOutput "Global installation path: $userProfile" $ColorInfo
# Source paths
$sourceDir = $PSScriptRoot
$sourceClaudeDir = Join-Path $sourceDir ".claude"
$sourceClaudeMd = Join-Path $sourceDir "CLAUDE.md"
# Create backup folder if needed (default behavior unless NoBackup is specified)
$backupFolder = $null
if (-not $NoBackup) {
@@ -485,15 +640,15 @@ function Install-Global {
Write-ColorOutput "Backup folder created: $backupFolder" $ColorInfo
}
}
# Merge .claude directory contents (don't replace entire directory)
Write-ColorOutput "Merging .claude directory contents..." $ColorInfo
$claudeMerged = Merge-DirectoryContents -Source $sourceClaudeDir -Destination $globalClaudeDir -Description ".claude directory contents" -BackupFolder $backupFolder
# Handle CLAUDE.md file in .claude directory
Write-ColorOutput "Installing CLAUDE.md to global .claude directory..." $ColorInfo
$claudeMdInstalled = Copy-FileToDestination -Source $sourceClaudeMd -Destination $globalClaudeMd -Description "CLAUDE.md" -BackupFolder $backupFolder
if ($backupFolder -and (Test-Path $backupFolder)) {
$backupFiles = Get-ChildItem $backupFolder -Recurse -File -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
if (-not $backupFiles -or ($backupFiles | Measure-Object).Count -eq 0) {
@@ -502,16 +657,207 @@ function Install-Global {
Write-ColorOutput "Removed empty backup folder" $ColorInfo
}
}
return $true
}
function Install-Path {
param(
[string]$TargetDirectory
)
Write-ColorOutput "Installing Claude Code Workflow System in hybrid mode..." $ColorInfo
Write-ColorOutput "Local path: $TargetDirectory" $ColorInfo
# Determine user profile directory for global files
$userProfile = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("UserProfile")
$globalClaudeDir = Join-Path $userProfile ".claude"
Write-ColorOutput "Global path: $userProfile" $ColorInfo
# Source paths
$sourceDir = $PSScriptRoot
$sourceClaudeDir = Join-Path $sourceDir ".claude"
$sourceClaudeMd = Join-Path $sourceDir "CLAUDE.md"
# Local paths - only for agents, commands, output-styles
$localClaudeDir = Join-Path $TargetDirectory ".claude"
# Create backup folder if needed
$backupFolder = $null
if (-not $NoBackup) {
if ((Test-Path $localClaudeDir) -or (Test-Path $globalClaudeDir)) {
$backupFolder = Get-BackupDirectory -TargetDirectory $TargetDirectory
Write-ColorOutput "Backup folder created: $backupFolder" $ColorInfo
}
}
# Create local .claude directory
if (-not (Test-Path $localClaudeDir)) {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $localClaudeDir -Force | Out-Null
Write-ColorOutput "Created local .claude directory" $ColorSuccess
}
# Local folders to install (agents, commands, output-styles)
$localFolders = @("agents", "commands", "output-styles")
Write-ColorOutput "Installing local components (agents, commands, output-styles)..." $ColorInfo
foreach ($folder in $localFolders) {
$sourceFolderPath = Join-Path $sourceClaudeDir $folder
$destFolderPath = Join-Path $localClaudeDir $folder
if (Test-Path $sourceFolderPath) {
if (Test-Path $destFolderPath) {
if ($backupFolder) {
Backup-DirectoryToFolder -DirectoryPath $destFolderPath -BackupFolder $backupFolder
}
}
Copy-DirectoryRecursive -Source $sourceFolderPath -Destination $destFolderPath
Write-ColorOutput "Installed local folder: $folder" $ColorSuccess
} else {
Write-ColorOutput "WARNING: Source folder not found: $folder" $ColorWarning
}
}
# Global components - exclude local folders
Write-ColorOutput "Installing global components to $globalClaudeDir..." $ColorInfo
# Get all items from source, excluding local folders
$sourceItems = Get-ChildItem -Path $sourceClaudeDir -Recurse -File | Where-Object {
$relativePath = $_.FullName.Substring($sourceClaudeDir.Length + 1)
$topFolder = $relativePath.Split([System.IO.Path]::DirectorySeparatorChar)[0]
$topFolder -notin $localFolders
}
$mergedCount = 0
foreach ($item in $sourceItems) {
$relativePath = $item.FullName.Substring($sourceClaudeDir.Length + 1)
$destinationPath = Join-Path $globalClaudeDir $relativePath
# Ensure destination directory exists
$destinationDir = Split-Path $destinationPath -Parent
if (-not (Test-Path $destinationDir)) {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $destinationDir -Force | Out-Null
}
# Handle file merging
if (Test-Path $destinationPath) {
if ($BackupAll -and -not $NoBackup) {
if ($backupFolder) {
Backup-FileToFolder -FilePath $destinationPath -BackupFolder $backupFolder
}
Copy-Item -Path $item.FullName -Destination $destinationPath -Force
$mergedCount++
} elseif ($NoBackup) {
if (Confirm-Action "File '$relativePath' already exists in global location. Replace it? (NO BACKUP)" -DefaultYes:$false) {
Copy-Item -Path $item.FullName -Destination $destinationPath -Force
$mergedCount++
}
} elseif (Confirm-Action "File '$relativePath' already exists in global location. Replace it?" -DefaultYes:$false) {
if ($backupFolder) {
Backup-FileToFolder -FilePath $destinationPath -BackupFolder $backupFolder
}
Copy-Item -Path $item.FullName -Destination $destinationPath -Force
$mergedCount++
}
} else {
Copy-Item -Path $item.FullName -Destination $destinationPath -Force
$mergedCount++
}
}
Write-ColorOutput "Merged $mergedCount files to global location" $ColorSuccess
# Handle CLAUDE.md file in global .claude directory
$globalClaudeMd = Join-Path $globalClaudeDir "CLAUDE.md"
Write-ColorOutput "Installing CLAUDE.md to global .claude directory..." $ColorInfo
Copy-FileToDestination -Source $sourceClaudeMd -Destination $globalClaudeMd -Description "CLAUDE.md" -BackupFolder $backupFolder
if ($backupFolder -and (Test-Path $backupFolder)) {
$backupFiles = Get-ChildItem $backupFolder -Recurse -File -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
if (-not $backupFiles -or ($backupFiles | Measure-Object).Count -eq 0) {
Remove-Item -Path $backupFolder -Force
Write-ColorOutput "Removed empty backup folder" $ColorInfo
}
}
return $true
}
function Get-InstallationMode {
Write-ColorOutput "Installation mode: Global (installing to user profile ~/.claude/)" $ColorInfo
if ($InstallMode) {
Write-ColorOutput "Installation mode: $InstallMode" $ColorInfo
return $InstallMode
}
$modes = @(
"Global - Install to user profile (~/.claude/)",
"Path - Install to custom directory (partial local + global)"
)
Write-Host ""
$selection = Get-UserChoiceWithArrows -Prompt "Choose installation mode:" -Options $modes -DefaultIndex 0
if ($selection -like "Global*") {
return "Global"
} elseif ($selection -like "Path*") {
return "Path"
}
return "Global"
}
function Get-InstallationPath {
param(
[string]$Mode
)
if ($Mode -eq "Global") {
return [Environment]::GetFolderPath("UserProfile")
}
if ($TargetPath) {
if (Test-Path $TargetPath) {
return $TargetPath
}
Write-ColorOutput "WARNING: Specified target path does not exist: $TargetPath" $ColorWarning
}
# Interactive path selection
do {
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput "Enter the target directory path for installation:" $ColorPrompt
Write-ColorOutput "(This will install agents, commands, output-styles locally, other files globally)" $ColorInfo
$path = Read-Host "Path"
if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($path)) {
Write-ColorOutput "Path cannot be empty" $ColorWarning
continue
}
# Expand environment variables and relative paths
$expandedPath = [System.Environment]::ExpandEnvironmentVariables($path)
$expandedPath = $ExecutionContext.SessionState.Path.GetUnresolvedProviderPathFromPSPath($expandedPath)
if (Test-Path $expandedPath) {
return $expandedPath
}
Write-ColorOutput "Path does not exist: $expandedPath" $ColorWarning
if (Confirm-Action "Create this directory?" -DefaultYes) {
try {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $expandedPath -Force | Out-Null
Write-ColorOutput "Directory created successfully" $ColorSuccess
return $expandedPath
} catch {
Write-ColorOutput "Failed to create directory: $($_.Exception.Message)" $ColorError
}
}
} while ($true)
}
function Show-Summary {
param(
@@ -519,17 +865,26 @@ function Show-Summary {
[string]$Path,
[bool]$Success
)
Write-Host ""
if ($Success) {
Write-ColorOutput "Installation completed successfully!" $ColorSuccess
} else {
Write-ColorOutput "Installation completed with warnings" $ColorWarning
}
Write-ColorOutput "Installation Details:" $ColorInfo
Write-Host " Mode: $Mode"
Write-Host " Path: $Path"
if ($Mode -eq "Path") {
Write-Host " Local Path: $Path"
Write-Host " Global Path: $([Environment]::GetFolderPath('UserProfile'))"
Write-Host " Local Components: agents, commands, output-styles"
Write-Host " Global Components: workflows, scripts, python_script, etc."
} else {
Write-Host " Path: $Path"
}
if ($NoBackup) {
Write-Host " Backup: Disabled (no backup created)"
} elseif ($BackupAll) {
@@ -537,7 +892,7 @@ function Show-Summary {
} else {
Write-Host " Backup: Enabled (default behavior)"
}
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput "Next steps:" $ColorInfo
Write-Host "1. Review CLAUDE.md - Customize guidelines for your project"
@@ -545,7 +900,7 @@ function Show-Summary {
Write-Host "3. Start using Claude Code with Agent workflow coordination!"
Write-Host "4. Use /workflow commands for task execution"
Write-Host "5. Use /update-memory commands for memory system management"
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput "Documentation: https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-CCW" $ColorInfo
Write-ColorOutput "Features: Unified workflow system with comprehensive file output generation" $ColorInfo
@@ -553,48 +908,57 @@ function Show-Summary {
function Main {
Show-Header
# Test prerequisites
Write-ColorOutput "Checking system requirements..." $ColorInfo
if (-not (Test-Prerequisites)) {
Write-ColorOutput "Prerequisites check failed!" $ColorError
return 1
}
try {
# Get installation mode
$mode = Get-InstallationMode
$installPath = ""
$success = $false
$installPath = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("UserProfile")
$success = Install-Global
Show-Summary -Mode $mode -Path $installPath -Success $success
if ($mode -eq "Global") {
$installPath = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("UserProfile")
$result = Install-Global
$success = $result -eq $true
}
elseif ($mode -eq "Path") {
$installPath = Get-InstallationPath -Mode $mode
$result = Install-Path -TargetDirectory $installPath
$success = $result -eq $true
}
Show-Summary -Mode $mode -Path $installPath -Success ([bool]$success)
# Wait for user confirmation before exit in interactive mode
if (-not $NonInteractive) {
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput "Installation completed. Press any key to exit..." $ColorPrompt
$null = $Host.UI.RawUI.ReadKey("NoEcho,IncludeKeyDown")
}
if ($success) {
return 0
} else {
return 1
}
} catch {
Write-ColorOutput "CRITICAL ERROR: $($_.Exception.Message)" $ColorError
Write-ColorOutput "Stack trace: $($_.ScriptStackTrace)" $ColorError
# Wait for user confirmation before exit in interactive mode
if (-not $NonInteractive) {
Write-Host ""
Write-ColorOutput "An error occurred. Press any key to exit..." $ColorPrompt
$null = $Host.UI.RawUI.ReadKey("NoEcho,IncludeKeyDown")
}
return 1
}
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,786 @@
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Claude Code Workflow System Interactive Installer
# Installation script for Claude Code Workflow System with Agent coordination and distributed memory system.
# Installs globally to user profile directory (~/.claude) by default.
set -e # Exit on error
# Script metadata
SCRIPT_NAME="Claude Code Workflow System Installer"
VERSION="2.1.0"
# Colors for output
COLOR_RESET='\033[0m'
COLOR_SUCCESS='\033[0;32m'
COLOR_INFO='\033[0;36m'
COLOR_WARNING='\033[0;33m'
COLOR_ERROR='\033[0;31m'
COLOR_PROMPT='\033[0;35m'
# Default parameters
INSTALL_MODE=""
TARGET_PATH=""
FORCE=false
NON_INTERACTIVE=false
BACKUP_ALL=true # Enabled by default
NO_BACKUP=false
# Functions
function write_color() {
local message="$1"
local color="${2:-$COLOR_RESET}"
echo -e "${color}${message}${COLOR_RESET}"
}
function show_banner() {
echo ""
# CLAUDE - Cyan color
write_color ' ______ __ __ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color ' / \ | \ | \ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color '| $$$$$$\| $$ ______ __ __ ____| $$ ______ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color '| $$ \$$| $$ | \ | \ | \ / $$ / \ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color '| $$ | $$ \$$$$$$\| $$ | $$| $$$$$$$| $$$$$$\ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color '| $$ __ | $$ / $$| $$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ $$ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color '| $$__/ \| $$| $$$$$$$| $$__/ $$| $$__| $$| $$$$$$$$ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color ' \$$ $$| $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ \ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color ' \$$$$$$ \$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ ' "$COLOR_INFO"
echo ""
# CODE - Green color
write_color ' ______ __ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '/ \ | \ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '| $$$$$$\ ______ ____| $$ ______ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '| $$ \$$ / \ / $$ / \ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '| $$ | $$$$$$\| $$$$$$$| $$$$$$\ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '| $$ __ | $$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ $$ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color '| $$__/ \| $$__/ $$| $$__| $$| $$$$$$$$ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color ' \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ \$$ \ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
write_color ' \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ \$$$$$$$ ' "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
echo ""
# WORKFLOW - Yellow color
write_color '__ __ __ ______ __ ' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| \ _ | \ | \ / \ | \ ' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$ / \ | $$ ______ ______ | $$ __ | $$$$$$\| $$ ______ __ __ __ ' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$/ $\| $$ / \ / \ | $$ / \| $$_ \$$| $$ / \ | \ | \ | \' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$ $$$\ $$| $$$$$$\| $$$$$$\| $$_/ $$| $$ \ | $$| $$$$$$\| $$ | $$ | $$' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$ $$\$$\$$| $$ | $$| $$ \$$| $$ $$ | $$$$ | $$| $$ | $$| $$ | $$ | $$' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$$$ \$$$$| $$__/ $$| $$ | $$$$$$\ | $$ | $$| $$__/ $$| $$_/ $$_/ $$' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color '| $$$ \$$$ \$$ $$| $$ | $$ \$$\| $$ | $$ \$$ $$ \$$ $$ $$' "$COLOR_WARNING"
write_color ' \$$ \$$ \$$$$$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$ \$$$$$$ \$$$$$\$$$$' "$COLOR_WARNING"
echo ""
}
function show_header() {
show_banner
write_color " $SCRIPT_NAME v$VERSION" "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color " Unified workflow system with comprehensive coordination" "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color "========================================================================" "$COLOR_INFO"
if [ "$NO_BACKUP" = true ]; then
write_color "WARNING: Backup disabled - existing files will be overwritten!" "$COLOR_WARNING"
else
write_color "Auto-backup enabled - existing files will be backed up" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
fi
echo ""
}
function test_prerequisites() {
# Test bash version
if [ "${BASH_VERSINFO[0]}" -lt 4 ]; then
write_color "ERROR: Bash 4.0 or higher is required" "$COLOR_ERROR"
write_color "Current version: ${BASH_VERSION}" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
# Test source files exist
local script_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
local claude_dir="$script_dir/.claude"
local claude_md="$script_dir/CLAUDE.md"
if [ ! -d "$claude_dir" ]; then
write_color "ERROR: .claude directory not found in $script_dir" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
if [ ! -f "$claude_md" ]; then
write_color "ERROR: CLAUDE.md file not found in $script_dir" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
write_color "✓ Prerequisites check passed" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
}
function get_user_choice() {
local prompt="$1"
shift
local options=("$@")
local default_index=0
if [ "$NON_INTERACTIVE" = true ]; then
write_color "Non-interactive mode: Using default '${options[$default_index]}'" "$COLOR_INFO" >&2
echo "${options[$default_index]}"
return
fi
# Output prompts to stderr so they don't interfere with function return value
echo "" >&2
write_color "$prompt" "$COLOR_PROMPT" >&2
echo "" >&2
for i in "${!options[@]}"; do
echo " $((i + 1)). ${options[$i]}" >&2
done
echo "" >&2
while true; do
read -p "Please select (1-${#options[@]}): " choice
if [[ "$choice" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && [ "$choice" -ge 1 ] && [ "$choice" -le "${#options[@]}" ]; then
echo "${options[$((choice - 1))]}"
return
fi
write_color "Invalid selection. Please enter a number between 1 and ${#options[@]}" "$COLOR_WARNING" >&2
done
}
function confirm_action() {
local message="$1"
local default_yes="${2:-false}"
if [ "$FORCE" = true ]; then
write_color "Force mode: Proceeding with '$message'" "$COLOR_INFO"
return 0
fi
if [ "$NON_INTERACTIVE" = true ]; then
if [ "$default_yes" = true ]; then
write_color "Non-interactive mode: $message - Yes" "$COLOR_INFO"
return 0
else
write_color "Non-interactive mode: $message - No" "$COLOR_INFO"
return 1
fi
fi
local prompt
if [ "$default_yes" = true ]; then
prompt="(Y/n)"
else
prompt="(y/N)"
fi
while true; do
read -p "$message $prompt " response
if [ -z "$response" ]; then
[ "$default_yes" = true ] && return 0 || return 1
fi
case "${response,,}" in
y|yes) return 0 ;;
n|no) return 1 ;;
*) write_color "Please answer 'y' or 'n'" "$COLOR_WARNING" ;;
esac
done
}
function get_backup_directory() {
local target_dir="$1"
local timestamp=$(date +"%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
local backup_dir="${target_dir}/claude-backup-${timestamp}"
mkdir -p "$backup_dir"
echo "$backup_dir"
}
function backup_file_to_folder() {
local file_path="$1"
local backup_folder="$2"
if [ ! -f "$file_path" ]; then
return 1
fi
local file_name=$(basename "$file_path")
local file_dir=$(dirname "$file_path")
local relative_path=""
# Try to determine relative path structure
if [[ "$file_dir" == *".claude"* ]]; then
relative_path="${file_dir#*.claude/}"
fi
# Create subdirectory structure in backup if needed
local backup_sub_dir="$backup_folder"
if [ -n "$relative_path" ]; then
backup_sub_dir="${backup_folder}/${relative_path}"
mkdir -p "$backup_sub_dir"
fi
local backup_file_path="${backup_sub_dir}/${file_name}"
if cp "$file_path" "$backup_file_path"; then
write_color "Backed up: $file_name" "$COLOR_INFO"
return 0
else
write_color "WARNING: Failed to backup file $file_path" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 1
fi
}
function backup_directory_to_folder() {
local dir_path="$1"
local backup_folder="$2"
if [ ! -d "$dir_path" ]; then
return 1
fi
local dir_name=$(basename "$dir_path")
local backup_dir_path="${backup_folder}/${dir_name}"
if cp -r "$dir_path" "$backup_dir_path"; then
write_color "Backed up directory: $dir_name" "$COLOR_INFO"
return 0
else
write_color "WARNING: Failed to backup directory $dir_path" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 1
fi
}
function copy_directory_recursive() {
local source="$1"
local destination="$2"
if [ ! -d "$source" ]; then
write_color "ERROR: Source directory does not exist: $source" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
mkdir -p "$destination"
if cp -r "$source/"* "$destination/"; then
write_color "✓ Directory copied: $source -> $destination" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
else
write_color "ERROR: Failed to copy directory" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
}
function copy_file_to_destination() {
local source="$1"
local destination="$2"
local description="${3:-file}"
local backup_folder="${4:-}"
if [ -f "$destination" ]; then
# Use BackupAll mode for automatic backup
if [ "$BACKUP_ALL" = true ] && [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$destination" "$backup_folder"
write_color "Auto-backed up: $description" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
fi
cp "$source" "$destination"
write_color "$description updated (with backup)" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
elif [ "$NO_BACKUP" = true ]; then
if confirm_action "$description already exists. Replace it? (NO BACKUP)" false; then
cp "$source" "$destination"
write_color "$description updated (no backup)" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 0
else
write_color "Skipping $description installation" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 1
fi
elif confirm_action "$description already exists. Replace it?" false; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$destination" "$backup_folder"
write_color "Existing $description backed up" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
fi
cp "$source" "$destination"
write_color "$description updated" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
else
write_color "Skipping $description installation" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 1
fi
else
# Ensure destination directory exists
local dest_dir=$(dirname "$destination")
mkdir -p "$dest_dir"
cp "$source" "$destination"
write_color "$description installed" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
fi
}
function merge_directory_contents() {
local source="$1"
local destination="$2"
local description="${3:-directory contents}"
local backup_folder="${4:-}"
if [ ! -d "$source" ]; then
write_color "WARNING: Source $description not found: $source" "$COLOR_WARNING"
return 1
fi
mkdir -p "$destination"
write_color "Created destination directory: $destination" "$COLOR_INFO"
local merged_count=0
local skipped_count=0
# Find all files recursively
while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do
local relative_path="${file#$source/}"
local dest_path="${destination}/${relative_path}"
local dest_dir=$(dirname "$dest_path")
mkdir -p "$dest_dir"
if [ -f "$dest_path" ]; then
local file_name=$(basename "$relative_path")
if [ "$BACKUP_ALL" = true ] && [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$dest_path" "$backup_folder"
write_color "Auto-backed up: $file_name" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
elif [ "$NO_BACKUP" = true ]; then
if confirm_action "File '$relative_path' already exists. Replace it? (NO BACKUP)" false; then
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
else
write_color "Skipped $file_name (no backup)" "$COLOR_WARNING"
((skipped_count++))
fi
elif confirm_action "File '$relative_path' already exists. Replace it?" false; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$dest_path" "$backup_folder"
write_color "Backed up existing $file_name" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
else
write_color "Skipped $file_name" "$COLOR_WARNING"
((skipped_count++))
fi
else
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
fi
done < <(find "$source" -type f -print0)
write_color "✓ Merged $merged_count files, skipped $skipped_count files" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
return 0
}
function install_global() {
write_color "Installing Claude Code Workflow System globally..." "$COLOR_INFO"
local user_home="$HOME"
local global_claude_dir="${user_home}/.claude"
local global_claude_md="${global_claude_dir}/CLAUDE.md"
write_color "Global installation path: $user_home" "$COLOR_INFO"
# Source paths
local script_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
local source_claude_dir="${script_dir}/.claude"
local source_claude_md="${script_dir}/CLAUDE.md"
# Create backup folder if needed
local backup_folder=""
if [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
if [ -d "$global_claude_dir" ] && [ "$(ls -A "$global_claude_dir" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then
backup_folder=$(get_backup_directory "$user_home")
write_color "Backup folder created: $backup_folder" "$COLOR_INFO"
elif [ -f "$global_claude_md" ]; then
backup_folder=$(get_backup_directory "$user_home")
write_color "Backup folder created: $backup_folder" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
fi
# Merge .claude directory contents
write_color "Merging .claude directory contents..." "$COLOR_INFO"
merge_directory_contents "$source_claude_dir" "$global_claude_dir" ".claude directory contents" "$backup_folder"
# Handle CLAUDE.md file
write_color "Installing CLAUDE.md to global .claude directory..." "$COLOR_INFO"
copy_file_to_destination "$source_claude_md" "$global_claude_md" "CLAUDE.md" "$backup_folder"
# Remove empty backup folder
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ] && [ -d "$backup_folder" ]; then
if [ -z "$(ls -A "$backup_folder" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then
rm -rf "$backup_folder"
write_color "Removed empty backup folder" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
fi
return 0
}
function install_path() {
local target_dir="$1"
write_color "Installing Claude Code Workflow System in hybrid mode..." "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color "Local path: $target_dir" "$COLOR_INFO"
local user_home="$HOME"
local global_claude_dir="${user_home}/.claude"
write_color "Global path: $user_home" "$COLOR_INFO"
# Source paths
local script_dir="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
local source_claude_dir="${script_dir}/.claude"
local source_claude_md="${script_dir}/CLAUDE.md"
# Local paths
local local_claude_dir="${target_dir}/.claude"
# Create backup folder if needed
local backup_folder=""
if [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
if [ -d "$local_claude_dir" ] || [ -d "$global_claude_dir" ]; then
backup_folder=$(get_backup_directory "$target_dir")
write_color "Backup folder created: $backup_folder" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
fi
# Create local .claude directory
mkdir -p "$local_claude_dir"
write_color "✓ Created local .claude directory" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
# Local folders to install
local local_folders=("agents" "commands" "output-styles")
write_color "Installing local components (agents, commands, output-styles)..." "$COLOR_INFO"
for folder in "${local_folders[@]}"; do
local source_folder="${source_claude_dir}/${folder}"
local dest_folder="${local_claude_dir}/${folder}"
if [ -d "$source_folder" ]; then
if [ -d "$dest_folder" ] && [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_directory_to_folder "$dest_folder" "$backup_folder"
fi
copy_directory_recursive "$source_folder" "$dest_folder"
write_color "✓ Installed local folder: $folder" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
else
write_color "WARNING: Source folder not found: $folder" "$COLOR_WARNING"
fi
done
# Global components - exclude local folders
write_color "Installing global components to $global_claude_dir..." "$COLOR_INFO"
local merged_count=0
while IFS= read -r -d '' file; do
local relative_path="${file#$source_claude_dir/}"
local top_folder=$(echo "$relative_path" | cut -d'/' -f1)
# Skip local folders
if [[ " ${local_folders[*]} " =~ " ${top_folder} " ]]; then
continue
fi
local dest_path="${global_claude_dir}/${relative_path}"
local dest_dir=$(dirname "$dest_path")
mkdir -p "$dest_dir"
if [ -f "$dest_path" ]; then
if [ "$BACKUP_ALL" = true ] && [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$dest_path" "$backup_folder"
fi
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
elif [ "$NO_BACKUP" = true ]; then
if confirm_action "File '$relative_path' already exists in global location. Replace it? (NO BACKUP)" false; then
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
fi
elif confirm_action "File '$relative_path' already exists in global location. Replace it?" false; then
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ]; then
backup_file_to_folder "$dest_path" "$backup_folder"
fi
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
fi
else
cp "$file" "$dest_path"
((merged_count++))
fi
done < <(find "$source_claude_dir" -type f -print0)
write_color "✓ Merged $merged_count files to global location" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
# Handle CLAUDE.md file in global .claude directory
local global_claude_md="${global_claude_dir}/CLAUDE.md"
write_color "Installing CLAUDE.md to global .claude directory..." "$COLOR_INFO"
copy_file_to_destination "$source_claude_md" "$global_claude_md" "CLAUDE.md" "$backup_folder"
# Remove empty backup folder
if [ -n "$backup_folder" ] && [ -d "$backup_folder" ]; then
if [ -z "$(ls -A "$backup_folder" 2>/dev/null)" ]; then
rm -rf "$backup_folder"
write_color "Removed empty backup folder" "$COLOR_INFO"
fi
fi
return 0
}
function get_installation_mode() {
if [ -n "$INSTALL_MODE" ]; then
write_color "Installation mode: $INSTALL_MODE" "$COLOR_INFO"
echo "$INSTALL_MODE"
return
fi
local modes=(
"Global - Install to user profile (~/.claude/)"
"Path - Install to custom directory (partial local + global)"
)
local selection=$(get_user_choice "Choose installation mode:" "${modes[@]}")
if [[ "$selection" == Global* ]]; then
echo "Global"
elif [[ "$selection" == Path* ]]; then
echo "Path"
else
echo "Global"
fi
}
function get_installation_path() {
local mode="$1"
if [ "$mode" = "Global" ]; then
echo "$HOME"
return
fi
if [ -n "$TARGET_PATH" ]; then
if [ -d "$TARGET_PATH" ]; then
echo "$TARGET_PATH"
return
fi
write_color "WARNING: Specified target path does not exist: $TARGET_PATH" "$COLOR_WARNING"
fi
# Interactive path selection
while true; do
echo ""
write_color "Enter the target directory path for installation:" "$COLOR_PROMPT"
write_color "(This will install agents, commands, output-styles locally, other files globally)" "$COLOR_INFO"
read -p "Path: " path
if [ -z "$path" ]; then
write_color "Path cannot be empty" "$COLOR_WARNING"
continue
fi
# Expand ~ and environment variables
path=$(eval echo "$path")
if [ -d "$path" ]; then
echo "$path"
return
fi
write_color "Path does not exist: $path" "$COLOR_WARNING"
if confirm_action "Create this directory?" true; then
if mkdir -p "$path"; then
write_color "✓ Directory created successfully" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
echo "$path"
return
else
write_color "ERROR: Failed to create directory" "$COLOR_ERROR"
fi
fi
done
}
function show_summary() {
local mode="$1"
local path="$2"
local success="$3"
echo ""
if [ "$success" = true ]; then
write_color "✓ Installation completed successfully!" "$COLOR_SUCCESS"
else
write_color "Installation completed with warnings" "$COLOR_WARNING"
fi
write_color "Installation Details:" "$COLOR_INFO"
echo " Mode: $mode"
if [ "$mode" = "Path" ]; then
echo " Local Path: $path"
echo " Global Path: $HOME"
echo " Local Components: agents, commands, output-styles"
echo " Global Components: workflows, scripts, python_script, etc."
else
echo " Path: $path"
fi
if [ "$NO_BACKUP" = true ]; then
echo " Backup: Disabled (no backup created)"
elif [ "$BACKUP_ALL" = true ]; then
echo " Backup: Enabled (automatic backup of all existing files)"
else
echo " Backup: Enabled (default behavior)"
fi
echo ""
write_color "Next steps:" "$COLOR_INFO"
echo "1. Review CLAUDE.md - Customize guidelines for your project"
echo "2. Configure settings - Edit .claude/settings.local.json as needed"
echo "3. Start using Claude Code with Agent workflow coordination!"
echo "4. Use /workflow commands for task execution"
echo "5. Use /update-memory commands for memory system management"
echo ""
write_color "Documentation: https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow" "$COLOR_INFO"
write_color "Features: Unified workflow system with comprehensive file output generation" "$COLOR_INFO"
}
function parse_arguments() {
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case "$1" in
-InstallMode)
INSTALL_MODE="$2"
shift 2
;;
-TargetPath)
TARGET_PATH="$2"
shift 2
;;
-Force)
FORCE=true
shift
;;
-NonInteractive)
NON_INTERACTIVE=true
shift
;;
-BackupAll)
BACKUP_ALL=true
NO_BACKUP=false
shift
;;
-NoBackup)
NO_BACKUP=true
BACKUP_ALL=false
shift
;;
--help|-h)
show_help
exit 0
;;
*)
write_color "Unknown option: $1" "$COLOR_ERROR"
show_help
exit 1
;;
esac
done
}
function show_help() {
cat << EOF
$SCRIPT_NAME v$VERSION
Usage: $0 [OPTIONS]
Options:
-InstallMode <mode> Installation mode: Global or Path
-TargetPath <path> Target path for Path installation mode
-Force Skip confirmation prompts
-NonInteractive Run in non-interactive mode with default options
-BackupAll Automatically backup all existing files (default)
-NoBackup Disable automatic backup functionality
--help, -h Show this help message
Examples:
# Interactive installation
$0
# Global installation without prompts
$0 -InstallMode Global -Force
# Path installation with custom directory
$0 -InstallMode Path -TargetPath /opt/claude-code-workflow
# Installation without backup
$0 -NoBackup
EOF
}
function main() {
show_header
# Test prerequisites
write_color "Checking system requirements..." "$COLOR_INFO"
if ! test_prerequisites; then
write_color "Prerequisites check failed!" "$COLOR_ERROR"
return 1
fi
local mode=$(get_installation_mode)
local install_path=""
local success=false
if [ "$mode" = "Global" ]; then
install_path="$HOME"
if install_global; then
success=true
fi
elif [ "$mode" = "Path" ]; then
install_path=$(get_installation_path "$mode")
if install_path "$install_path"; then
success=true
fi
fi
show_summary "$mode" "$install_path" "$success"
# Wait for user confirmation in interactive mode
if [ "$NON_INTERACTIVE" != true ]; then
echo ""
write_color "Installation completed. Press Enter to exit..." "$COLOR_PROMPT"
read -r
fi
if [ "$success" = true ]; then
return 0
else
return 1
fi
}
# Initialize backup behavior - backup is enabled by default unless NoBackup is specified
if [ "$NO_BACKUP" = false ]; then
BACKUP_ALL=true
fi
# Parse command line arguments
parse_arguments "$@"
# Run main function
main
exit $?

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# 🚀 Claude Code Workflow (CCW): 下一代多智能体软件开发自动化框架
[![Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-v2.1.0--experimental-blue.svg)](https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow/releases)
[![MCP工具](https://img.shields.io/badge/🔧_MCP工具-实验性-orange.svg)](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol)
[![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-green.svg)](LICENSE)
---
## 📋 项目概述
**Claude Code Workflow (CCW)** 是一个革命性的多智能体自动化开发框架它通过智能工作流管理和自主执行来协调复杂的软件开发任务。CCW 不仅仅是一个工具,它是一个完整的开发生态系统,将人工智能的强大能力与结构化的开发流程相结合。
## 🎯 概念设计与核心理念
### 设计哲学
CCW 的设计基于几个核心理念:
1. **🧠 智能协作而非替代**: 不是完全取代开发者,而是作为智能助手协同工作
2. **📊 JSON 优先架构**: 以 JSON 作为单一数据源,消除同步复杂性
3. **🔄 完整的开发生命周期**: 覆盖从构思到部署的每一个环节
4. **🤖 多智能体协调**: 专门的智能体处理不同类型的开发任务
5. **⚡ 原子化会话管理**: 超快速的上下文切换和并行工作
### 架构创新
```mermaid
graph TD
A[🖥️ CLI 接口层] --> B[📋 会话管理层]
B --> C[📊 JSON 任务数据层]
C --> D[🤖 多智能体编排层]
A --> A1[Gemini CLI - 分析探索]
A --> A2[Codex CLI - 自主开发]
A --> A3[Qwen CLI - 架构生成]
B --> B1[.active-session 标记]
B --> B2[工作流会话状态]
C --> C1[IMPL-*.json 任务定义]
C --> C2[动态任务分解]
C --> C3[依赖关系映射]
D --> D1[概念规划智能体]
D --> D2[代码开发智能体]
D --> D3[测试审查智能体]
D --> D4[记忆桥接智能体]
```
## 🔥 解决的核心问题
### 1. **项目上下文丢失问题**
**传统痛点**: 在复杂项目中,开发者经常在不同任务间切换时丢失上下文,需要重新理解代码结构和业务逻辑。
**CCW 解决方案**:
- 📚 **智能内存更新系统**: 自动维护 `CLAUDE.md` 文档,实时跟踪代码库变化
- 🔄 **会话持久化**: 完整保存工作流状态,支持无缝恢复
- 📊 **上下文继承**: 任务间自动传递相关上下文信息
### 2. **开发流程不统一问题**
**传统痛点**: 团队成员使用不同的开发流程,导致代码质量不一致,难以协作。
**CCW 解决方案**:
- 🔄 **标准化工作流**: 强制执行 Brainstorm → Plan → Verify → Execute → Test → Review 流程
-**质量门禁**: 每个阶段都有验证机制确保质量
- 📋 **可追溯性**: 完整记录决策过程和实现细节
### 3. **重复性任务自动化不足**
**传统痛点**: 大量重复性的代码生成、测试编写、文档更新工作消耗开发者精力。
**CCW 解决方案**:
- 🤖 **多智能体自动化**: 不同类型任务分配给专门的智能体
- 🧪 **自动测试生成**: 根据实现自动生成全面的测试套件
- 📝 **文档自动更新**: 代码变更时自动更新相关文档
### 4. **代码库理解困难**
**传统痛点**: 在大型项目中,理解现有代码结构和模式需要大量时间。
**CCW 解决方案**:
- 🔧 **MCP 工具集成**: 通过 Model Context Protocol 实现高级代码分析
- 🔍 **模式识别**: 自动识别代码库中的设计模式和架构约定
- 🌐 **外部最佳实践**: 集成外部 API 模式和行业最佳实践
## 🛠️ 核心工作流介绍
### 📊 JSON 优先数据模型
CCW 采用独特的 JSON 优先架构,所有工作流状态都存储在结构化的 JSON 文件中:
```json
{
"id": "IMPL-1.2",
"title": "实现 JWT 认证系统",
"status": "pending",
"meta": {
"type": "feature",
"agent": "code-developer"
},
"context": {
"requirements": ["JWT 认证", "OAuth2 支持"],
"focus_paths": ["src/auth", "tests/auth"],
"acceptance": ["JWT 验证工作", "OAuth 流程完整"]
},
"flow_control": {
"pre_analysis": [...],
"implementation_approach": {...}
}
}
```
### 🧠 智能内存管理系统
#### 自动内存更新
CCW 的内存更新系统是其核心特色之一:
```bash
# 日常开发后的自动更新
/update-memory-related # 智能分析最近变更,只更新相关模块
# 重大变更后的全面更新
/update-memory-full # 完整扫描项目,重建所有文档
# 模块特定更新
cd src/auth && /update-memory-related # 针对特定模块的精准更新
```
#### CLAUDE.md 四层架构
```
CLAUDE.md (项目级总览)
├── src/CLAUDE.md (源码层文档)
├── src/auth/CLAUDE.md (模块层文档)
└── src/auth/jwt/CLAUDE.md (组件层文档)
```
### 🔧 Flow Control 与 CLI 工具集成
#### 预分析阶段 (pre_analysis)
```json
"pre_analysis": [
{
"step": "mcp_codebase_exploration",
"action": "使用 MCP 工具探索代码库结构",
"command": "mcp__code-index__find_files(pattern=\"[task_focus_patterns]\")",
"output_to": "codebase_structure"
},
{
"step": "mcp_external_context",
"action": "获取外部 API 示例和最佳实践",
"command": "mcp__exa__get_code_context_exa(query=\"[task_technology] [task_patterns]\")",
"output_to": "external_context"
},
{
"step": "gather_task_context",
"action": "分析任务上下文,不进行实现",
"command": "gemini-wrapper -p \"分析 [task_title] 的现有模式和依赖\"",
"output_to": "task_context"
}
]
```
#### 实现方法定义 (implementation_approach)
```json
"implementation_approach": {
"task_description": "基于 [design] 分析结果实现 JWT 认证",
"modification_points": [
"使用 [parent] 模式添加 JWT 生成",
"基于 [context] 实现验证中间件"
],
"logic_flow": [
"用户登录 → 使用 [inherited] 验证 → 生成 JWT",
"受保护路由 → 提取 JWT → 使用 [shared] 规则验证"
],
"target_files": [
"src/auth/login.ts:handleLogin:75-120",
"src/middleware/auth.ts:validateToken"
]
}
```
### 🚀 CLI 工具协同工作
#### 三大 CLI 工具分工
```mermaid
graph LR
A[Gemini CLI] --> A1[深度分析]
A --> A2[模式识别]
A --> A3[架构理解]
B[Qwen CLI] --> B1[架构设计]
B --> B2[代码生成]
B --> B3[系统规划]
C[Codex CLI] --> C1[自主开发]
C --> C2[错误修复]
C --> C3[测试生成]
```
#### 智能工具选择策略
CCW 基于任务类型自动选择最适合的工具:
```bash
# 探索和理解阶段
/gemini:analyze "认证系统架构模式"
# 设计和规划阶段
/qwen:mode:plan "微服务认证架构设计"
# 实现和开发阶段
/codex:mode:auto "实现 JWT 认证系统"
```
### 🔄 完整开发生命周期
#### 1. 头脑风暴阶段
```bash
# 多角色专家视角分析
/workflow:brainstorm:system-architect "用户认证系统"
/workflow:brainstorm:security-expert "认证安全考虑"
/workflow:brainstorm:ui-designer "认证用户体验"
# 综合所有视角
/workflow:brainstorm:synthesis
```
#### 2. 规划与验证
```bash
# 创建实现计划
/workflow:plan "用户认证系统与 JWT 支持"
# 双重验证机制
/workflow:plan-verify # Gemini 战略 + Codex 技术双重验证
```
#### 3. 执行与测试
```bash
# 智能体协调执行
/workflow:execute
# 自动生成测试工作流
/workflow:test-gen WFS-user-auth-system
```
#### 4. 审查与文档
```bash
# 质量审查
/workflow:review
# 分层文档生成
/workflow:docs "all"
```
## 🔧 技术创新亮点
### 1. **MCP 工具集成** *(实验性)*
- **Exa MCP Server**: 获取真实世界的 API 模式和最佳实践
- **Code Index MCP**: 高级内部代码库搜索和索引
- **自动回退**: MCP 不可用时无缝切换到传统工具
### 2. **原子化会话管理**
```bash
# 超快速会话切换 (<10ms)
.workflow/.active-user-auth-system # 简单的文件标记
# 并行会话支持
.workflow/WFS-user-auth/ # 认证系统会话
.workflow/WFS-payment/ # 支付系统会话
.workflow/WFS-dashboard/ # 仪表板会话
```
### 3. **智能上下文传递**
- **依赖上下文**: 任务完成后自动传递关键信息给依赖任务
- **继承上下文**: 子任务自动继承父任务的设计决策
- **共享上下文**: 会话级别的全局规则和模式
### 4. **动态任务分解**
```json
// 主任务自动分解为子任务
"IMPL-1": "用户认证系统",
"IMPL-1.1": "JWT 令牌生成",
"IMPL-1.2": "认证中间件",
"IMPL-1.3": "用户登录接口"
```
## 🎯 使用场景示例
### 场景 1: 新功能开发
```bash
# 1. 启动专门会话
/workflow:session:start "OAuth2 集成"
# 2. 多视角头脑风暴
/workflow:brainstorm:system-architect "OAuth2 架构设计"
/workflow:brainstorm:security-expert "OAuth2 安全考虑"
# 3. 执行完整开发流程
/workflow:plan "OAuth2 与现有认证系统集成"
/workflow:plan-verify
/workflow:execute
/workflow:test-gen WFS-oauth2-integration
/workflow:review
```
### 场景 2: 紧急错误修复
```bash
# 快速错误解决工作流
/workflow:session:start "支付验证修复"
/gemini:mode:bug-index "并发请求时支付验证失败"
/codex:mode:bug-index "修复支付验证竞态条件"
/workflow:review
```
### 场景 3: 架构重构
```bash
# 深度架构分析和重构
/workflow:session:start "微服务重构"
/gemini:analyze "当前单体架构的技术债务"
/workflow:plan-deep "单体到微服务的迁移策略"
/qwen:mode:auto "重构用户服务为微服务架构"
/workflow:test-gen WFS-microservice-refactoring
```
## 🌟 核心优势
### 1. **提升开发效率**
-**10x 上下文切换速度**: 原子化会话管理
- 🤖 **自动化重复任务**: 90% 的样板代码和测试自动生成
- 📊 **智能决策支持**: 基于历史模式的建议
### 2. **保证代码质量**
-**强制质量门禁**: 每个阶段的验证机制
- 🔍 **自动模式检测**: 识别并遵循现有代码约定
- 📝 **完整可追溯性**: 从需求到实现的完整记录
### 3. **降低学习成本**
- 📚 **智能文档系统**: 自动维护的项目知识库
- 🔄 **标准化流程**: 统一的开发工作流
- 💡 **最佳实践集成**: 外部优秀模式的自动引入
### 4. **支持团队协作**
- 🔀 **并行会话支持**: 多人同时工作不冲突
- 📊 **透明的进度跟踪**: 实时可见的任务状态
- 🤝 **知识共享**: 决策过程和实现细节的完整记录
## 🚀 开始使用
### 快速安装
```powershell
# Windows 一键安装
Invoke-Expression (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow/main/install-remote.ps1" -UseBasicParsing).Content
# 验证安装
/workflow:session:list
```
### 可选 MCP 工具增强
```bash
# 安装 Exa MCP Server (外部 API 模式)
# 安装指南: https://github.com/exa-labs/exa-mcp-server
# 安装 Code Index MCP (高级代码搜索)
# 安装指南: https://github.com/johnhuang316/code-index-mcp
```
## 📈 项目状态与路线图
### 当前状态 (v2.1.0-experimental)
- ✅ 核心多智能体系统完成
- ✅ JSON 优先架构稳定
- ✅ 完整工作流生命周期支持
- 🧪 MCP 工具集成 (实验性)
- ✅ 智能内存管理系统
### 即将推出
- 🔮 **AI 辅助代码审查**: 更智能的质量检测
- 🌐 **云端协作支持**: 团队级工作流共享
- 📊 **性能分析集成**: 自动性能优化建议
- 🔧 **更多 MCP 工具**: 扩展外部工具生态
## 🤝 社区与支持
- 📚 **文档**: [项目 Wiki](https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow/wiki)
- 🐛 **问题反馈**: [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow/issues)
- 💬 **社区讨论**: [讨论区](https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow/discussions)
- 📋 **更新日志**: [发布历史](CHANGELOG.md)
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## 💡 结语
**Claude Code Workflow** 不仅仅是一个开发工具它代表了软件开发工作流的未来趋势。通过智能化的多智能体协作、结构化的开发流程和先进的上下文管理CCW 让开发者能够专注于创造性工作,而将重复性和机械性任务交给 AI 助手。
我们相信未来的软件开发将是人机协作的典范CCW 正是这一愿景的先锋实践。
🌟 **立即体验 CCW开启您的智能化开发之旅**
[![⭐ Star on GitHub](https://img.shields.io/badge/⭐-Star%20on%20GitHub-yellow.svg)](https://github.com/catlog22/Claude-Code-Workflow)
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