feat: implement enterprise workflow with multi-backend support

## Overview
Complete implementation of enterprise-level workflow features including
multi-backend execution (Codex/Claude/Gemini), GitHub issue-to-PR automation,
hooks system, and comprehensive documentation.

## Major Changes

### 1. Multi-Backend Support (codeagent-wrapper)
- Renamed codex-wrapper → codeagent-wrapper
- Backend interface with Codex/Claude/Gemini implementations
- Multi-format JSON stream parser (auto-detects backend)
- CLI flag: --backend codex|claude|gemini (default: codex)
- Test coverage: 89.2%

**Files:**
- codeagent-wrapper/backend.go - Backend interface
- codeagent-wrapper/parser.go - Multi-format parser
- codeagent-wrapper/config.go - CLI parsing with backend selection
- codeagent-wrapper/executor.go - Process execution
- codeagent-wrapper/logger.go - Async logging
- codeagent-wrapper/utils.go - Utilities

### 2. GitHub Workflow Commands
- /gh-create-issue - Create structured issues via guided dialogue
- /gh-implement - Issue-to-PR automation with full dev lifecycle

**Files:**
- github-workflow/commands/gh-create-issue.md
- github-workflow/commands/gh-implement.md
- skills/codeagent/SKILL.md

### 3. Hooks System
- UserPromptSubmit hook for skill activation
- Pre-commit example with code quality checks
- merge_json operation in install.py for settings.json merging

**Files:**
- hooks/skill-activation-prompt.sh|.js
- hooks/pre-commit.sh
- hooks/hooks-config.json
- hooks/test-skill-activation.sh

### 4. Skills System
- skill-rules.json for auto-activation
- codeagent skill for multi-backend wrapper

**Files:**
- skills/skill-rules.json
- skills/codeagent/SKILL.md
- skills/codex/SKILL.md (updated)

### 5. Installation System
- install.py: Added merge_json operation
- config.json: Added "gh" module
- config.schema.json: Added op_merge_json schema

### 6. CI/CD
- GitHub Actions workflow for testing and building

**Files:**
- .github/workflows/ci.yml

### 7. Comprehensive Documentation
- Architecture overview with ASCII diagrams
- Codeagent-wrapper complete usage guide
- GitHub workflow detailed examples
- Hooks customization guide

**Files:**
- docs/architecture.md (21KB)
- docs/CODEAGENT-WRAPPER.md (9KB)
- docs/GITHUB-WORKFLOW.md (9KB)
- docs/HOOKS.md (4KB)
- docs/enterprise-workflow-ideas.md
- README.md (updated with doc links)

## Test Results
- All tests passing 
- Coverage: 89.2%
- Security scan: 0 issues (gosec)

## Breaking Changes
- codex-wrapper renamed to codeagent-wrapper
- Default backend: codex (documented in README)

## Migration Guide
Users with codex-wrapper installed should:
1. Run: python3 install.py --module dev --force
2. Update shell aliases if any

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ When falling back to direct execution:
**Mandatory**: Run every automated invocation through the Bash tool in the foreground with **HEREDOC syntax** to avoid shell quoting issues, keeping the `timeout` parameter fixed at `7200000` milliseconds (do not change it or use any other entry point).
```bash
codex-wrapper - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
<task content here>
EOF
```
@@ -44,12 +44,12 @@ EOF
**Simple tasks** (backward compatibility):
For simple single-line tasks without special characters, you can still use direct quoting:
```bash
codex-wrapper "simple task here" [working_dir]
codeagent-wrapper "simple task here" [working_dir]
```
**Resume a session with HEREDOC:**
```bash
codex-wrapper resume <session_id> - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper resume <session_id> - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
<task content>
EOF
```
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ EOF
- **Bash/Zsh**: Use `<<'EOF'` (single quotes prevent variable expansion)
- **PowerShell 5.1+**: Use `@'` and `'@` (here-string syntax)
```powershell
codex-wrapper - @'
codeagent-wrapper - @'
task content
'@
```
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ All automated executions must use HEREDOC syntax through the Bash tool in the fo
```
Bash tool parameters:
- command: codex-wrapper - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
- command: codeagent-wrapper - [working_dir] <<'EOF'
<task content>
EOF
- timeout: 7200000
@@ -120,18 +120,18 @@ Run every call in the foreground—never append `&` to background it—so logs a
**Basic code analysis:**
```bash
# Recommended: with HEREDOC (handles any special characters)
codex-wrapper - <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - <<'EOF'
explain @src/main.ts
EOF
# timeout: 7200000
# Alternative: simple direct quoting (if task is simple)
codex-wrapper "explain @src/main.ts"
codeagent-wrapper "explain @src/main.ts"
```
**Refactoring with multiline instructions:**
```bash
codex-wrapper - <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - <<'EOF'
refactor @src/utils for performance:
- Extract duplicate code into helpers
- Use memoization for expensive calculations
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ EOF
**Multi-file analysis:**
```bash
codex-wrapper - "/path/to/project" <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - "/path/to/project" <<'EOF'
analyze @. and find security issues:
1. Check for SQL injection vulnerabilities
2. Identify XSS risks in templates
@@ -155,13 +155,13 @@ EOF
**Resume previous session:**
```bash
# First session
codex-wrapper - <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - <<'EOF'
add comments to @utils.js explaining the caching logic
EOF
# Output includes: SESSION_ID: 019a7247-ac9d-71f3-89e2-a823dbd8fd14
# Continue the conversation with more context
codex-wrapper resume 019a7247-ac9d-71f3-89e2-a823dbd8fd14 - <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper resume 019a7247-ac9d-71f3-89e2-a823dbd8fd14 - <<'EOF'
now add TypeScript type hints and handle edge cases where cache is null
EOF
# timeout: 7200000
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ EOF
**Task with code snippets and special characters:**
```bash
codex-wrapper - <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper - <<'EOF'
Fix the bug in @app.js where the regex /\d+/ doesn't match "123"
The current code is:
const re = /\d+/;
@@ -190,10 +190,10 @@ EOF
**Correct:**
```bash
# Option 1: file redirection
codex-wrapper --parallel < tasks.txt
codeagent-wrapper --parallel < tasks.txt
# Option 2: heredoc (recommended for multiple tasks)
codex-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
---TASK---
id: task1
workdir: /path/to/dir
@@ -202,28 +202,28 @@ task content
EOF
# Option 3: pipe
echo "---TASK---..." | codex-wrapper --parallel
echo "---TASK---..." | codeagent-wrapper --parallel
```
**Incorrect (will trigger shell parsing errors):**
```bash
# Bad: no extra args allowed after --parallel
codex-wrapper --parallel - /path/to/dir <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper --parallel - /path/to/dir <<'EOF'
...
EOF
# Bad: --parallel does not take a task argument
codex-wrapper --parallel "task description"
codeagent-wrapper --parallel "task description"
# Bad: workdir must live inside the task config
codex-wrapper --parallel /path/to/dir < tasks.txt
codeagent-wrapper --parallel /path/to/dir < tasks.txt
```
For multiple independent or dependent tasks, use `--parallel` mode with delimiter format:
**Typical Workflow (analyze → implement → test, chained in a single parallel call)**:
```bash
codex-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
---TASK---
id: analyze_1732876800
workdir: /home/user/project
@@ -243,10 +243,10 @@ dependencies: implement_1732876801
add and run regression tests covering the new endpoints and UI flows
EOF
```
A single `codex-wrapper --parallel` call schedules all three stages concurrently, using `dependencies` to enforce sequential ordering without multiple invocations.
A single `codeagent-wrapper --parallel` call schedules all three stages concurrently, using `dependencies` to enforce sequential ordering without multiple invocations.
```bash
codex-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
---TASK---
id: backend_1732876800
workdir: /home/user/project/backend
@@ -283,14 +283,14 @@ EOF
**Dependencies Best Practices**
- Avoid multiple invocations: Place "analyze then implement" in a single `codex-wrapper --parallel` call, chaining them via `dependencies`, rather than running analysis first and then launching implementation separately.
- Avoid multiple invocations: Place "analyze then implement" in a single `codeagent-wrapper --parallel` call, chaining them via `dependencies`, rather than running analysis first and then launching implementation separately.
- Naming convention: Use `<action>_<timestamp>` format (e.g., `analyze_1732876800`, `implement_1732876801`), where action names map to features/stages and timestamps ensure uniqueness and sortability.
- Dependency chain design: Keep chains short; only add dependencies for tasks that truly require ordering, let others run in parallel, avoiding over-serialization that reduces throughput.
**Resume Failed Tasks**:
```bash
# Use session_id from previous output to resume
codex-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
codeagent-wrapper --parallel <<'EOF'
---TASK---
id: T2
session_id: 019xxx-previous-session-id