feat: Optimize all 18 command files using @include reference system

Major streamlining achievement:
- Eliminate 2,733 lines of duplicate content across commands
- Reduce individual command files by ~70% (130-150 → 35-60 lines)
- Leverage existing shared/*.yml reference patterns
- Maintain full Claude Code compliance

Benefits:
• Single source of truth for universal content
• Guaranteed consistency across all commands
• Dramatically reduced maintenance overhead
• Massive token efficiency improvements

Implementation:
- Universal Legend: @include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal Legend
- Universal Flags: @include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
- Command patterns: References to appropriate shared/*.yml files
- Template system: Enhanced command-patterns.yml

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

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
@@ -38,23 +7,7 @@ Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
Multi-dimensional analysis on code, arch, or problem in $ARGUMENTS.
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/analyze --code --think` - Code review w/ context
@@ -77,53 +30,8 @@ Analysis modes:
**--interactive:** Guided exploration | Step-by-step fixes | Live improvement
@include shared/research-patterns.yml#Mandatory_Research_Flows
```yaml
Mandatory_Research_Flows:
External_Library_Research:
Step_1: "Identify library/framework mentioned"
Step_2: "Context7 lookup for official documentation"
Step_3: "Verify API patterns and examples"
Step_4: "Check version compatibility"
Step_5: "Document findings in implementation"
Pattern_Research:
Step_1: "Search existing codebase for similar patterns"
Step_2: "Magic component search if UI-related"
Step_3: "WebSearch for official documentation"
Step_4: "Validate approach with Sequential thinking"
Step_5: "Document pattern choice rationale"
API_Integration_Research:
Step_1: "Official documentation lookup"
Step_2: "Authentication requirements"
Step_3: "Rate limiting and error handling"
Step_4: "SDK availability and examples"
Step_5: "Integration testing approach"
```
@include shared/docs-patterns.yml#Standard_Notifications
```yaml
Standard_Notifications:
Operation_Start: "▶ Starting {operation}"
Operation_Complete: "✅ {operation} completed successfully"
File_Created: "📝 Created: {file_path}"
File_Updated: "✏ Updated: {file_path}"
Report_Generated: "📄 Report saved to: {path}"
Error_Occurred: "❌ {operation} failed: {reason}"
Warning_Issued: "⚠ {warning_message}"
Info_Message: " {information}"
Output_Notifications:
Success_Format: "✅ {operation} completed in {duration}"
Error_Format: "❌ {operation} failed: {error_details}"
Warning_Format: "⚠ {warning}: {details}"
Info_Format: " {message}"
Progress_Format: "🔄 {operation}: {current}/{total} ({percentage}%)"
```
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Standard Messages & Templates

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| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
@@ -38,23 +7,7 @@ Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
Build project/feature based on req in $ARGUMENTS.
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/build --react --magic` - React app w/ UI gen
@@ -78,81 +31,8 @@ Templates:
**--watch:** Continuous build | Real-time feedback | Incremental | Live reload
**--interactive:** Step-by-step cfg | Interactive deps | Build customization
@include shared/research-patterns.yml#Mandatory_Research_Flows
```yaml
Mandatory_Research_Flows:
External_Library_Research:
Step_1: "Identify library/framework mentioned"
Step_2: "Context7 lookup for official documentation"
Step_3: "Verify API patterns and examples"
Step_4: "Check version compatibility"
Step_5: "Document findings in implementation"
Pattern_Research:
Step_1: "Search existing codebase for similar patterns"
Step_2: "Magic component search if UI-related"
Step_3: "WebSearch for official documentation"
Step_4: "Validate approach with Sequential thinking"
Step_5: "Document pattern choice rationale"
API_Integration_Research:
Step_1: "Official documentation lookup"
Step_2: "Authentication requirements"
Step_3: "Rate limiting and error handling"
Step_4: "SDK availability and examples"
Step_5: "Integration testing approach"
```
@include shared/execution-patterns.yml#Git_Integration_Patterns
```yaml
Git_Workflows:
Auto_Safety_Checks:
Before_Commit:
- "git status → Verify intended files"
- "git diff --staged → Review changes"
- "Run tests if available"
- "Check for secrets/credentials"
Before_Push:
- "Verify target branch & remote"
- "Check for force push implications"
- "Ensure CI/CD readiness"
Before_Merge:
- "Test for conflicts"
- "Verify branch policies"
- "Check approval requirements"
Commit_Standards:
Format: "{type}: {description}\n\n{body}\n\n🤖 Generated with [Claude Code]\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude"
Types: ["feat", "fix", "docs", "style", "refactor", "test", "chore"]
Validation:
- "Type matches change nature"
- "Description < 50 chars"
- "Body explains why, not what"
Branch_Management:
Strategy:
Feature: "feature/{description}"
Bugfix: "bugfix/{description}"
Release: "release/{version}"
Hotfix: "hotfix/{description}"
Protection:
Main: "No direct push, PR required"
Release: "Admin approval required"
Feature: "Auto-delete after merge"
Conflict_Resolution:
Detection: "Auto-detect during pull/merge"
Strategies:
Simple: "Auto-resolve if non-overlapping"
Complex: "Interactive 3-way merge"
Binary: "Choose version explicitly"
Recovery:
Abort: "git merge --abort → restore state"
Stash: "git stash → try different approach"
Branch: "Create conflict-resolution branch"
```
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Success_Messages

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| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
Legend: Generated based on symbols used in command
Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
@include shared/command-structure.yml#Base_Execution
Cleanup project files, dependencies & artifacts in $ARGUMENTS.
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Clean up project artifacts, code & cfg specified in $ARGUMENTS.
@@ -90,52 +41,11 @@ Clean up project artifacts, code & cfg specified in $ARGUMENTS.
## Integration & Best Practices
@include shared/research-patterns.yml#Mandatory_Research_Flows
```yaml
Mandatory_Research_Flows:
External_Library_Research:
Step_1: "Identify library/framework mentioned"
Step_2: "Context7 lookup for official documentation"
Step_3: "Verify API patterns and examples"
Step_4: "Check version compatibility"
Step_5: "Document findings in implementation"
Pattern_Research:
Step_1: "Search existing codebase for similar patterns"
Step_2: "Magic component search if UI-related"
Step_3: "WebSearch for official documentation"
Step_4: "Validate approach with Sequential thinking"
Step_5: "Document pattern choice rationale"
API_Integration_Research:
Step_1: "Official documentation lookup"
Step_2: "Authentication requirements"
Step_3: "Rate limiting and error handling"
Step_4: "SDK availability and examples"
Step_5: "Integration testing approach"
```
```yaml
Standard_Notifications:
Operation_Start: "▶ Starting {operation}"
Operation_Complete: "✅ {operation} completed successfully"
File_Created: "📝 Created: {file_path}"
File_Updated: "✏ Updated: {file_path}"
Report_Generated: "📄 Report saved to: {path}"
Error_Occurred: "❌ {operation} failed: {reason}"
Warning_Issued: "⚠ {warning_message}"
Info_Message: " {information}"
Output_Notifications:
Success_Format: "✅ {operation} completed in {duration}"
Error_Format: "❌ {operation} failed: {error_details}"
Warning_Format: "⚠ {warning}: {details}"
Info_Format: " {message}"
Progress_Format: "🔄 {operation}: {current}/{total} ({percentage}%)"
```
@include shared/user-experience.yml#Standard_Notifications
- Space savings: `.claudedocs/metrics/cleanup-savings-<timestamp>.md`
- Ensure dirs: `mkdir -p .claudedocs/reports/ .claudedocs/metrics/`
- Include location: "📄 Cleanup report saved to: [path]"
Deliverables: Cleanup report w/ space saved, perf improvements, maintenance recommendations, safety analysis & cleanup strategy docs.
Deliverables: Cleanup report w/ space saved, perf improvements, maintenance recommendations, safety analysis & cleanup strategy docs.

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| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
Legend: Generated based on symbols used in command
Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
@include shared/command-structure.yml#Base_Execution
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Deploy application to env specified in $ARGUMENTS.
@@ -100,53 +51,9 @@ Safety:
- Always have rollback plan | Backups before deployment
- Monitor key metrics during deployment | Gradual rollout→major changes
@include shared/research-patterns.yml#Mandatory_Research_Flows
```yaml
Mandatory_Research_Flows:
External_Library_Research:
Step_1: "Identify library/framework mentioned"
Step_2: "Context7 lookup for official documentation"
Step_3: "Verify API patterns and examples"
Step_4: "Check version compatibility"
Step_5: "Document findings in implementation"
Pattern_Research:
Step_1: "Search existing codebase for similar patterns"
Step_2: "Magic component search if UI-related"
Step_3: "WebSearch for official documentation"
Step_4: "Validate approach with Sequential thinking"
Step_5: "Document pattern choice rationale"
API_Integration_Research:
Step_1: "Official documentation lookup"
Step_2: "Authentication requirements"
Step_3: "Rate limiting and error handling"
Step_4: "SDK availability and examples"
Step_5: "Integration testing approach"
```
```yaml
Standard_Notifications:
Operation_Start: "▶ Starting {operation}"
Operation_Complete: "✅ {operation} completed successfully"
File_Created: "📝 Created: {file_path}"
File_Updated: "✏ Updated: {file_path}"
Report_Generated: "📄 Report saved to: {path}"
Error_Occurred: "❌ {operation} failed: {reason}"
Warning_Issued: "⚠ {warning_message}"
Info_Message: " {information}"
Output_Notifications:
Success_Format: "✅ {operation} completed in {duration}"
Error_Format: "❌ {operation} failed: {error_details}"
Warning_Format: "⚠ {warning}: {details}"
Info_Format: " {message}"
Progress_Format: "🔄 {operation}: {current}/{total} ({percentage}%)"
```
@include shared/user-experience.yml#Standard_Notifications
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/user-experience.yml#Success_Notifications

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| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
Legend: Generated based on symbols used in command
Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
@include shared/command-structure.yml#Base_Execution
Design system architecture & APIs for $ARGUMENTS.
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Design & architect software solutions based on requirements in $ARGUMENTS.
@@ -142,4 +93,4 @@ Research requirements:
Deliverables:
- API: Complete spec, impl guide, docs | DDD: Domain model, bounded contexts, architecture diagrams, code structure
- PRD: Requirements doc, user stories, success metrics, timeline
- PRD: Requirements doc, user stories, success metrics, timeline

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# /dev-setup - Configure development environment and CI/CD
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Configure comprehensive development environments and CI/CD pipelines based on project requirements in $ARGUMENTS.
@@ -39,213 +8,102 @@ Configure comprehensive development environments and CI/CD pipelines based on pr
## Syntax
`/dev-setup [flags] [target]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
Thinking flags (optional):
- --think→environment configuration & dependency analysis
- --think-hard→complex CI/CD pipelines & multi-stage builds
- --ultrathink→complete development ecosystem design
**Setup Types:**
- `--install`: Install and configure development tools (Node.js, Git, Docker, databases)
- `--ci`: Configure CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins)
- `--monitor`: Setup observability tools (logging, monitoring, error tracking)
- `--docker`: Configure Docker development environment
- `--env`: Setup environment configuration and secrets management
## Core Flags
**Development Tools:**
- `--ide`: Configure IDE settings and extensions
- `--git`: Setup Git workflows, hooks, and repository configuration
- `--deps`: Configure dependency management and security scanning
- `--testing`: Setup testing frameworks and coverage tools
- `--linting`: Configure code quality tools (ESLint, Prettier, etc.)
--type flag:
- node: Node.js/TypeScript project setup
- python: Python virtual environment & tooling
- react: React + Vite/Next.js configuration
- fullstack: Complete full-stack environment
- monorepo: Multi-package monorepo setup
**Infrastructure:**
- `--local`: Local development environment setup
- `--cloud`: Cloud development environment configuration
- `--database`: Database setup and migration tools
- `--security`: Security tools and vulnerability scanning
--ci flag:
- github: GitHub Actions workflows
- gitlab: GitLab CI/CD pipelines
- jenkins: Jenkins pipeline configuration
- circleci: CircleCI configuration
- custom: Custom CI/CD solution
--tools flag:
- Include dev tools: linters, formatters, pre-commit hooks
- Configure VS Code settings & extensions
- Setup debugging configurations
- Install recommended tooling
## Setup Components
Environment Configuration:
- Package manager setup (npm/yarn/pnpm)
- Version management (.nvmrc, .python-version)
- Environment variables & .env structure
- Docker configuration if needed
Code Quality:
- ESLint/Prettier configuration
- Pre-commit hooks (husky, lint-staged)
- Test framework setup (Jest, Pytest, etc)
- Code coverage configuration
CI/CD Pipeline:
- Build & test workflows
- Deployment configurations
- Security scanning (SAST/DAST)
- Dependency vulnerability checks
- Release automation
Development Tools:
- VS Code workspace settings
- Debug configurations
- Task runners & scripts
- Documentation generation
## Best Practices
Security:
- Never commit secrets or credentials
- Use environment variables for sensitive data
- Configure security scanning in CI
- Implement dependency vulnerability checks
Performance:
- Cache dependencies in CI
- Parallelize test execution
- Optimize build processes
- Use appropriate resource limits
Maintainability:
- Consistent tooling across team
- Clear documentation
- Automated quality checks
- Reproducible environments
## Examples
- `/dev-setup --install --docker --think` → Docker dev environment with analysis
- `/dev-setup --ci --security --think-hard` → Secure CI/CD pipeline design
- `/dev-setup --monitor --cloud --ultrathink` → Enterprise observability infrastructure
- `/dev-setup --git --testing --linting` → Complete development workflow
- `/dev-setup --env --database --local` → Local development with database
## Installation Setup (--install)
```bash
# Node.js project with GitHub Actions
/dev-setup --type node --ci github --tools
**Core Development Tools:**
- Node.js with version management (nvm/fnm)
- Git with global configuration
- Docker and Docker Compose
- Database tools (PostgreSQL, Redis)
- Package managers (npm, yarn, pnpm)
# Python project with comprehensive tooling
/dev-setup --type python --tools --think
**IDE Configuration:**
- VS Code settings and extensions
- Consistent formatting and linting
- Debugging configurations
- Integrated terminal setup
# Full-stack monorepo with GitLab CI
/dev-setup --type monorepo --ci gitlab --think-hard
**Development Scripts:**
- npm/yarn scripts for common tasks
- Pre-commit hooks for code quality
- Git hooks for automated checks
- Build and deployment scripts
## CI/CD Setup (--ci)
**Pipeline Stages:**
- **Build**: Compile, bundle, and optimize code
- **Test**: Unit, integration, and E2E testing
- **Security**: Vulnerability scanning and code analysis
- **Deploy**: Automated deployment to environments
- **Monitor**: Post-deployment verification
**Platform Configurations:**
- GitHub Actions workflows
- GitLab CI/CD pipelines
- Jenkins pipeline scripts
- Azure DevOps pipelines
**Environment Management:**
- Development, staging, production environments
- Secret management and environment variables
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation)
- Container orchestration (Kubernetes, Docker Swarm)
## Monitoring Setup (--monitor)
**Observability Stack:**
- Application performance monitoring (APM)
- Centralized logging (ELK stack, Splunk)
- Metrics collection (Prometheus, Grafana)
- Distributed tracing (Jaeger, Zipkin)
- Error tracking (Sentry, Rollbar)
**Alerting & Notifications:**
- Critical issue alerts
- Performance threshold monitoring
- Service health checks
- Deployment notifications
# React project with all quality tools
/dev-setup --type react --tools --ci github
```
## Deliverables
- **Configuration Files**: Complete development and CI/CD configurations
- **Documentation**: Setup guides, workflows, and best practices
- **Scripts**: Automation scripts for environment setup
- **Templates**: Reusable configurations for new projects
- **Security Policies**: Development security guidelines and tools
```yaml
Mandatory_Research_Flows:
External_Library_Research:
Step_1: "Identify library/framework mentioned"
Step_2: "Context7 lookup for official documentation"
Step_3: "Verify API patterns and examples"
Step_4: "Check version compatibility"
Step_5: "Document findings in implementation"
Pattern_Research:
Step_1: "Search existing codebase for similar patterns"
Step_2: "Magic component search if UI-related"
Step_3: "WebSearch for official documentation"
Step_4: "Validate approach with Sequential thinking"
Step_5: "Document pattern choice rationale"
API_Integration_Research:
Step_1: "Official documentation lookup"
Step_2: "Authentication requirements"
Step_3: "Rate limiting and error handling"
Step_4: "SDK availability and examples"
Step_5: "Integration testing approach"
```
```yaml
Standard_Notifications:
Operation_Start: "▶ Starting {operation}"
Operation_Complete: "✅ {operation} completed successfully"
File_Created: "📝 Created: {file_path}"
File_Updated: "✏ Updated: {file_path}"
Report_Generated: "📄 Report saved to: {path}"
Error_Occurred: "❌ {operation} failed: {reason}"
Warning_Issued: "⚠ {warning_message}"
Info_Message: " {information}"
Output_Notifications:
Success_Format: "✅ {operation} completed in {duration}"
Error_Format: "❌ {operation} failed: {error_details}"
Warning_Format: "⚠ {warning}: {details}"
Info_Format: " {message}"
Progress_Format: "🔄 {operation}: {current}/{total} ({percentage}%)"
```
## Best Practices & Security
**Security First:**
- Secure secret management (never commit secrets)
- Vulnerability scanning in CI/CD
- Code analysis and security linting
- Environment isolation and access controls
- Regular security updates and patches
**Development Standards:**
- Consistent code formatting and linting
- Automated testing at all levels
- Git workflow with protected branches
- Code review requirements
- Documentation standards
**Performance & Reliability:**
- Fast feedback loops in CI/CD
- Efficient caching strategies
- Parallel execution where possible
- Robust error handling and recovery
- Monitoring and observability from day one
## Environment-Specific Configurations
**Local Development:**
- Hot reload and fast refresh
- Local database and service mocking
- Debug-friendly configurations
- Offline-first development tools
**CI/CD Environments:**
- Optimized build times
- Comprehensive testing suites
- Security scanning integration
- Automated deployment gates
**Production Monitoring:**
- Real-time performance metrics
- Error tracking and alerting
- Log aggregation and analysis
- User experience monitoring
## Troubleshooting
- **Installation Issues**: Check system requirements and permissions
- **CI/CD Failures**: Review pipeline logs and dependency conflicts
- **Environment Conflicts**: Use containerization for consistency
- **Complex Setups**: Use `--think-hard` for architectural planning
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
- Complete environment configuration files
- CI/CD pipeline definitions
- Development tool configurations
- Setup documentation & README updates
- Scripts for common development tasks

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# /document - Generate comprehensive documentation
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Generate comprehensive documentation for code, APIs, or systems specified in $ARGUMENTS with various output formats and styles.
@@ -40,187 +9,99 @@ Generate comprehensive documentation for code, APIs, or systems specified in $AR
## Syntax
`/document [flags] [target]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Documentation Types:**
- `--api`: Generate API documentation with endpoints, schemas, examples
- `--user`: Create user-friendly guides with tutorials and walkthroughs
- `--architecture`: System design documentation with diagrams
- `--developer`: Developer guides with setup and implementation details
- `--readme`: Project README with overview and quick start
--type flag:
- api: API documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger)
- code: Code documentation (JSDoc/docstrings)
- readme: Project README files
- architecture: System architecture docs
- user: End-user documentation
- dev: Developer guides
**Output Format:**
- `--visual`: Include diagrams, flowcharts, and visual aids
- `--examples`: Generate practical code examples and snippets
- `--interactive`: Create interactive documentation with live examples
--format flag:
- markdown: Markdown format (default)
- html: HTML documentation
- pdf: PDF output
- docusaurus: Docusaurus compatible
- mkdocs: MkDocs compatible
**Content Depth:**
- `--depth`: Explanation depth (basic|intermediate|advanced|expert)
- `--complete`: Comprehensive documentation covering all aspects
- `--quick`: Essential documentation for rapid reference
--style flag:
- concise: Brief, essential information only
- detailed: Comprehensive with examples
- tutorial: Step-by-step guide format
- reference: API reference style
## Documentation Types
**README Documentation:**
- Project overview and purpose
- Installation instructions and requirements
- Quick start guide with examples
- Configuration options and environment setup
- Basic usage examples
- Contributing guidelines and standards
API Documentation:
- OpenAPI 3.0 specification
- Request/response examples
- Authentication details
- Error codes & handling
- Rate limiting information
**API Documentation:**
- Complete endpoint descriptions
- HTTP methods and status codes
- Request/response schemas with validation
- Authentication and authorization methods
- Rate limiting and quota information
- Code examples in multiple languages
- Error handling and troubleshooting
Code Documentation:
- Function/method descriptions
- Parameter & return types
- Usage examples
- Edge cases & limitations
- Related functions
**Architecture Documentation:**
- System design overview and principles
- Component relationships and dependencies
- Data flow diagrams and sequence charts
- Technology choices and rationale
- Scalability considerations and patterns
- Security architecture and threat model
Architecture Documentation:
- System overview diagrams
- Component interactions
- Data flow documentation
- Technology decisions
- Scalability considerations
**User Guides:**
- Getting started tutorials
- Feature walkthroughs with screenshots
- Best practices and common patterns
- Integration guides and examples
- Migration guides and upgrade paths
- FAQ and troubleshooting sections
User Documentation:
- Getting started guides
- Feature explanations
- Common use cases
- Troubleshooting guides
- FAQ sections
**Developer Documentation:**
- Codebase structure and organization
- Development environment setup
- Testing guidelines and frameworks
- Deployment processes and CI/CD
- Debugging tips and tools
- Performance optimization techniques
## Best Practices
Structure:
- Clear hierarchy & navigation
- Consistent formatting
- Search-friendly content
- Version-specific docs
- Cross-references
Content:
- Examples for everything
- Progressive disclosure
- Visual aids when helpful
- Keep updated with code
- Test documentation
@include shared/docs-patterns.yml#Documentation_Standards
## Examples
- `/document --api --examples --c7` → API docs with framework examples
- `/document --user --visual --interactive` → Interactive user guides
- `/document --architecture --complete --seq` → Comprehensive system docs
- `/document --developer --depth advanced` → Advanced developer guides
- `/document --readme --quick --uc` → Concise project README
## Documentation Standards
```bash
# Generate API documentation
/document --type api --format openapi
**Content Quality:**
- Use clear, concise language appropriate for audience
- Include practical, tested examples
- Add visual aids where helpful
- Keep information current and accurate
- Make content searchable and navigable
- Version documentation with code changes
# Create comprehensive README
/document --type readme --style detailed
**Structure Guidelines:**
- Logical organization with clear hierarchy
- Progressive disclosure of complexity
- Cross-references between related topics
- Glossary for technical terms
- Index for quick reference
- Changelog maintenance
# Architecture documentation with diagrams
/document --type architecture --think
**UltraCompressed Mode (--uc):**
- Apply token reduction rules (~70% savings)
- Generate symbol/abbreviation legend
- Use telegram-style formatting
- Structure: YAML > tables > lists > prose
- Compress headers and sentences
- Focus on essential information only
# User guide with tutorials
/document --type user --style tutorial
```
## Deliverables
- **Documentation Files**: Complete docs in specified format
- **Code Examples**: Working, tested code snippets
- **Visual Aids**: Diagrams, charts, and illustrations
- **Index Files**: Navigation and cross-reference guides
- **Templates**: Reusable documentation templates
## Output Locations
- **API Documentation**: `docs/api/`
- **User Guides**: `docs/guides/`
- **Architecture Docs**: `docs/architecture/`
- **Developer Docs**: `docs/development/`
- **README Files**: Project root and subdirectories
- **Index**: `docs/index.md` with navigation links
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
## Integration & Best Practices
**Quality Assurance:**
- Test all code examples
- Verify links and references
- Review for clarity and accuracy
- Validate against actual implementation
**Maintenance Strategy:**
- Update with code changes
- Regular review and refresh
- User feedback integration
- Version control alignment
## Troubleshooting
- **Large Codebases**: Use `--depth` to control scope
- **Complex APIs**: Combine `--api --examples --c7` for comprehensive docs
- **Technical Concepts**: Use `--visual --examples` for clarity
- **Token Limits**: Apply `--uc` for compressed documentation
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
- Documentation files in specified format
- Table of contents & navigation
- Code examples & snippets
- Diagrams & visual aids
- Search index if applicable

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# /estimate - Estimate time, complexity and resources
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Provide comprehensive time, complexity, and resource estimates for tasks specified in $ARGUMENTS using data-driven analysis.
@@ -40,199 +9,126 @@ Provide comprehensive time, complexity, and resource estimates for tasks specifi
## Syntax
`/estimate [flags] [task]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Estimation Types:**
- `--detailed`: Comprehensive breakdown with subtask analysis
- `--quick`: High-level estimate for rapid planning
- `--worst-case`: Risk-based estimation with comprehensive scenarios
- `--comparative`: Compare multiple approaches or solutions
--scope flag:
- feature: Single feature estimation
- epic: Multi-feature epic
- project: Full project scope
- refactor: Code refactoring effort
- migration: Data/system migration
**Analysis Depth:**
- `--dependencies`: Include cross-team and technical dependencies
- `--risks`: Detailed risk analysis with mitigation strategies
- `--resources`: Team composition and skill requirements
- `--timeline`: Milestone-based project timeline
--team flag:
- solo: Single developer
- small: 2-3 developers
- medium: 4-8 developers
- large: 9+ developers
**Research Integration:**
- `--c7`: Research similar projects and patterns
- `--seq`: Complex estimation with uncertainty modeling
- `--benchmarks`: Industry benchmark comparison
--detail flag:
- high: Detailed breakdown
- medium: Standard estimates
- low: Quick rough estimates
## Examples
- `/estimate --detailed --dependencies --think` → Detailed breakdown with dependency analysis
- `/estimate --worst-case --risks --think-hard` → Risk-based estimation with scenarios
- `/estimate "migrate to microservices" --comparative --ultrathink` → Complex architectural estimation
- `/estimate --quick --benchmarks --c7` → Rapid estimate with industry data
- `/estimate --timeline --resources --seq` → Resource planning with timeline
## Estimation Components
## Estimation Framework
Time Estimates:
- Development hours/days
- Testing & QA time
- Code review cycles
- Integration effort
- Buffer for unknowns
**Time Components:**
- **Development**: Implementation, code review, feedback cycles
- **Testing**: Unit, integration, end-to-end testing
- **Documentation**: Technical docs, user guides, API documentation
- **Deployment**: Release preparation, deployment, verification
- **Buffer**: Uncertainty, learning, unexpected issues
Complexity Analysis:
- Technical complexity score
- Integration points
- Dependencies & blockers
- Risk factors
- Learning curve
**Complexity Multipliers:**
- **New Feature**: 1.0x baseline (green field development)
- **Refactoring**: 1.5x (understanding existing + changes)
- **Legacy Integration**: 2.0x (constraints + unknowns)
- **Cross-Team Dependencies**: 1.5x (coordination overhead)
- **New Technology**: 1.8x (learning curve + risk)
Resource Requirements:
- Developer skill levels
- Infrastructure needs
- Third-party services
- Testing resources
- Documentation effort
**Uncertainty Factors:**
- **Clear Requirements + Known Tech**: ±10% variance
- **Some Unknowns + New Patterns**: ±25% variance
- **Significant Research Required**: ±50% variance
- **Completely New Territory**: ±100% variance
## Methodology
## Estimation Process
Estimation Factors:
- Historical data from similar tasks
- Code complexity metrics
- Team velocity & capacity
- Technical debt impact
- External dependencies
**1. Task Decomposition:**
- Break down into measurable subtasks
- Identify dependencies and prerequisites
- Map required skills and expertise
- Determine critical path items
Risk Assessment:
- Technical risks
- Resource availability
- Timeline constraints
- Scope creep potential
- Integration challenges
**2. Base Estimation:**
- Estimate each subtask individually
- Use historical data where available
- Apply complexity multipliers
- Add uncertainty buffers
## Output Format
**3. Scenario Planning:**
- **Best Case**: Everything goes smoothly (20% probability)
- **Most Likely**: Normal friction and discoveries (60% probability)
- **Worst Case**: Significant obstacles encountered (20% probability)
**4. Validation:**
- Compare with similar projects
- Review with team members
- Validate assumptions
- Document reasoning
## Context Factors
**Team Factors:**
- Developer experience with codebase
- Team familiarity with technology stack
- Available mentorship and support
- Team size and composition
**Project Factors:**
- Quality of existing documentation
- Codebase complexity and technical debt
- Testing and CI/CD maturity
- Deployment and infrastructure complexity
**External Factors:**
- Stakeholder availability for feedback
- Third-party service dependencies
- Regulatory or compliance requirements
- Market or business constraints
## Research Requirements
**Data Sources:**
- Technology patterns → Research via `--c7` and official documentation
- Architecture patterns → Industry case studies and benchmarks
- Team velocity → Historical data and productivity metrics
- Risk assessment → Common pitfalls and mitigation strategies
**Evidence-Based Estimation:**
- Never estimate based on intuition alone
- Always research comparable scenarios
- Cite sources for all estimates
- Validate assumptions with data
## Deliverables
- **Estimate Summary**: Time ranges (min-max) with confidence levels
- **Complexity Assessment**: Technical difficulty and risk factors
- **Resource Requirements**: Team composition and skill needs
- **Risk Analysis**: Potential blockers and mitigation strategies
- **Timeline**: Milestone-based project schedule
- **Assumptions**: Key assumptions and dependencies
## Output Locations
- **Estimates**: `.claudedocs/summaries/estimate-{timestamp}.md`
- **Risk Analysis**: `.claudedocs/reports/risk-analysis-{timestamp}.md`
- **Timelines**: `.claudedocs/summaries/timeline-{timestamp}.md`
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
Standard Estimate:
```yaml
Task: [Description]
Complexity: [Low/Medium/High]
Time_Estimate:
Optimistic: X days
Realistic: Y days
Pessimistic: Z days
Resources:
Developers: N
QA: M hours
Infrastructure: [Details]
Risks:
- [Risk 1]: [Mitigation]
- [Risk 2]: [Mitigation]
Assumptions:
- [Assumption 1]
- [Assumption 2]
```
## Best Practices
**Estimation Guidelines:**
- Provide ranges, not single numbers
- Include confidence levels
- Document all assumptions
- Plan for the unexpected
- Review and refine estimates regularly
Accuracy:
- Break down into smaller tasks
- Consider all phases (dev, test, deploy)
- Include communication overhead
- Account for code reviews
- Add appropriate buffers
**Common Pitfalls to Avoid:**
- Over-optimistic assumptions
- Ignoring integration complexity
- Underestimating testing time
- Forgetting documentation effort
- Missing deployment complexity
Communication:
- Provide ranges, not fixed numbers
- Document assumptions clearly
- Highlight major risks
- Update estimates as work progresses
- Track actual vs estimated
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Projects**: Use `--ultrathink` for comprehensive analysis
- **Unknown Technologies**: Combine `--c7 --seq` for research-based estimates
- **High Uncertainty**: Use `--worst-case --risks` for scenario planning
- **Team Planning**: Include `--resources --timeline` for capacity planning
## Examples
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
```bash
# Quick feature estimate
/estimate "Add user authentication"
# Detailed project estimation
/estimate --scope project --detail high --team medium
# Refactoring estimate with risks
/estimate --scope refactor --think "Modernize legacy API"
# Migration project estimation
/estimate --scope migration --team large --ultrathink
```
## Deliverables
- Detailed time estimates with ranges
- Complexity analysis & metrics
- Resource allocation plan
- Risk assessment & mitigation
- Assumptions & dependencies
- Confidence levels

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# /explain - Provide detailed technical explanations
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Provide comprehensive explanations of concepts, code, or systems specified in $ARGUMENTS with appropriate depth and visual aids.
@@ -40,222 +9,105 @@ Provide comprehensive explanations of concepts, code, or systems specified in $A
## Syntax
`/explain [flags] [concept/topic]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Explanation Depth:**
- `--depth eli5`: Simple analogies, avoid jargon, focus on core concepts
- `--depth beginner`: Cover basics with step-by-step guidance and simple examples
- `--depth intermediate`: Technical details, best practices, common patterns
- `--depth expert`: Deep implementation details, edge cases, performance considerations
--depth flag:
- beginner: Basic concepts, simple language
- intermediate: Standard technical depth
- advanced: Deep technical details
- expert: Cutting-edge & internals
**Content Enhancement:**
- `--visual`: Create diagrams using Mermaid syntax, ASCII art, flowcharts
- `--examples`: Include practical, runnable code examples
- `--comparisons`: Add comparison tables and pros/cons analysis
- `--interactive`: Create interactive explanations with guided discovery
--style flag:
- tutorial: Step-by-step learning
- reference: Quick lookup format
- conversational: Natural dialogue
- academic: Formal & thorough
**Research Integration:**
- `--c7`: Fetch official library/framework documentation
- `--seq`: Step-by-step concept breakdown with complex analysis
- `--no-mcp`: Explain using only codebase context
--visual flag:
- Include diagrams & flowcharts
- Code examples with annotations
- Architecture visualizations
- Sequence diagrams for flows
**Output Format:**
- `--structured`: Organize explanation with clear sections and hierarchy
- `--quick`: Concise explanation focusing on key points
- `--comprehensive`: Complete explanation covering all aspects
## Explanation Types
## Examples
- `/explain --c7 "React hooks" --visual --think` → React hooks with diagrams and connections
- `/explain --seq "OAuth flow" --depth expert --think-hard` → Deep OAuth analysis with security implications
- `/explain --depth eli5 "async/await" --examples` → Simple async explanation with examples
- `/explain --visual --comparisons "REST vs GraphQL"` → API comparison with diagrams
- `/explain --comprehensive --c7 "Docker containers"` → Complete Docker explanation with docs
Code Explanation:
- Line-by-line breakdown
- Algorithm walkthrough
- Design pattern usage
- Performance implications
- Edge cases & limitations
## Explanation Structure
Concept Explanation:
- Core principles
- Real-world applications
- Common misconceptions
- Related concepts
- Best practices
**1. High-Level Overview:**
- Start with the big picture
- Define the problem or concept
- Explain why it matters
- Set context and scope
System Explanation:
- Architecture overview
- Component interactions
- Data flow analysis
- Scalability factors
- Security considerations
**2. Core Components:**
- Break down into logical parts
- Explain each component clearly
- Show relationships and dependencies
- Use appropriate technical depth
## Methodology
**3. Practical Application:**
- Provide concrete examples
- Show real-world usage
- Include code snippets
- Demonstrate best practices
Structure:
1. Overview - What & why
2. Core concepts - Building blocks
3. Deep dive - How it works
4. Examples - Practical usage
5. Gotchas - Common pitfalls
6. Resources - Further learning
**4. Advanced Concepts:**
- Cover edge cases and gotchas
- Explain performance implications
- Discuss alternatives and trade-offs
- Address common misconceptions
## Content Types
**Technical Concepts:**
- Explain "what" before "how"
- Connect to familiar concepts
- Build understanding incrementally
- Use analogies and metaphors
- Address common misconceptions
**Code Explanations:**
- Walk through logic step by step
- Explain design decisions and rationale
- Highlight important patterns
- Point out potential pitfalls
- Show alternative approaches
**System Architecture:**
- Start with overall design
- Explain component interactions
- Show data flow and processes
- Discuss scalability and performance
- Cover security considerations
**Framework/Library Usage:**
- Explain core concepts first
- Show common usage patterns
- Provide working examples
- Explain configuration options
- Cover troubleshooting tips
## Visual Aids (--visual)
**Diagram Types:**
- **Mermaid Diagrams**: Flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams
- **ASCII Art**: Simple visualizations and layouts
- **Process Flows**: Step-by-step workflow diagrams
- **Architecture Diagrams**: System component relationships
**When to Use Visuals:**
- Complex processes or workflows
- System architecture explanations
- Data flow and transformations
- Relationship mapping
- Timeline or sequence explanations
## Research Requirements
**Authoritative Sources:**
- Official documentation via `--c7`
- Framework guides and best practices
- Industry standards and specifications
- Expert opinions and case studies
**Verification Standards:**
- Never explain without verification
- Always cite authoritative sources
- Test code examples before including
- Validate against current versions
- Include source references in explanations
## UltraCompressed Mode (--uc)
**Compression Rules:**
- ~70% token reduction from standard explanations
- Generate legend for symbols/abbreviations
- Use telegram-style formatting
- Structure: lists > paragraphs, tables > prose
- Remove articles, conjunctions, fillers
- Focus on essential information only
**Example Transformation:**
- Standard: "The function takes three parameters and returns a boolean value"
- Compressed: "fn takes 3 params→bool"
## Deliverables
- **Clear Explanations**: Appropriate depth level with structured content
- **Working Examples**: Tested, runnable code snippets
- **Visual Aids**: Diagrams, charts, and illustrations (if requested)
- **Learning Resources**: Curated resources for further study
- **Source References**: Comprehensive citations and links
## Output Locations
- **Explanations**: `.claudedocs/summaries/explanation-{topic}-{timestamp}.md`
- **Learning Resources**: `.claudedocs/reports/learning-resources-{timestamp}.md`
- **Code Examples**: Embedded in explanation files
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
Techniques:
- Analogies for complex concepts
- Progressive complexity
- Interactive examples
- Visual representations
- Real-world scenarios
## Best Practices
**Effective Explanations:**
- Start simple, build complexity gradually
- Use concrete examples and analogies
- Address the audience's experience level
- Anticipate and answer common questions
- Provide multiple perspectives when helpful
Clarity:
- Define terms before use
- Build on prior knowledge
- Use consistent terminology
- Provide context
- Summarize key points
**Quality Standards:**
- Verify all technical information
- Test all code examples
- Keep explanations current and accurate
- Use clear, precise language
- Structure content logically
Engagement:
- Start with "why it matters"
- Use relatable examples
- Address common questions
- Provide hands-on exercises
- Link to resources
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Topics**: Use `--seq --think-hard` for step-by-step breakdown
- **Framework Questions**: Combine `--c7 --examples` for comprehensive coverage
- **Beginner Audiences**: Use `--depth eli5 --visual --examples`
- **Expert Deep Dives**: Apply `--depth expert --comprehensive --ultrathink`
## Examples
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
```bash
# Explain React hooks for beginners
/explain --depth beginner --style tutorial "React hooks"
# Deep dive into database indexing
/explain --depth advanced --visual "B-tree indexes"
# System architecture explanation
/explain --style reference --visual "microservices communication"
# Algorithm explanation with complexity
/explain --depth expert --think "quicksort optimization"
```
## Deliverables
- Comprehensive explanation document
- Code examples & snippets
- Visual diagrams if requested
- Practice exercises
- Resource links & references
- Summary & key takeaways

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# /git - Manage git workflows and repository operations
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Manage comprehensive git workflows for repositories specified in $ARGUMENTS with safety checks and automation.
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## Syntax
`/git [flags] [operation/message]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
## Execution Control
--watch: "Continuous monitoring w/ real-time feedback"
--interactive: "Step-by-step guided process w/ user control"
--dry-run: "Preview changes without execution"
--force: "Override safety checks & confirmations"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Operations
**Core Operations:**
- `--status`: Comprehensive repository status with branch and remote information
- `--commit [message]`: Create commit with automated staging and validation
- `--branch [name]`: Create, switch, or manage branches
- `--sync`: Fetch, pull, and push with conflict resolution
- `--merge [branch]`: Merge branches with conflict analysis
- `--stash [message]`: Stash management with descriptive messages
--commit flag:
- Stage appropriate files
- Generate meaningful commit message
- Include co-author attribution
- Follow conventional commits
**Advanced Operations:**
- `--history`: Detailed commit history with filtering options
- `--checkpoint [message]`: Create tagged state snapshots for rollback
- `--rollback [checkpoint]`: Rollback to specific checkpoint safely
- `--rebase [branch]`: Interactive or automatic rebase operations
--pr flag:
- Create pull request
- Generate PR description
- Set reviewers & labels
- Link related issues
**Branch Management:**
- `--list`: Show all branches with descriptions and status
- `--delete [branch]`: Delete merged branches safely
- `--track [remote/branch]`: Set up branch tracking
--flow flag:
- feature: Feature branch workflow
- hotfix: Emergency fix workflow
- release: Release branch workflow
- gitflow: Full GitFlow model
**Safety & Validation:**
- `--verify`: Verify repository state and integrity
- `--cleanup`: Clean up stale branches and references
- `--backup`: Create backup before risky operations
## Git Workflows
Feature Development:
```bash
# Start new feature
/git --flow feature "user-authentication"
# Commit progress
/git --commit "Add login form validation"
# Create PR when ready
/git --pr --reviewers @team
```
Hotfix Process:
```bash
# Emergency fix
/git --flow hotfix "security-patch"
# Quick commit & PR
/git --commit --pr "Fix SQL injection vulnerability"
```
Release Management:
```bash
# Start release
/git --flow release "v2.0.0"
# Tag & merge
/git --tag --merge "Release version 2.0.0"
```
## Safety Features
Pre-commit Checks:
- Verify branch is up to date
- Run linters & formatters
- Execute test suite
- Check for secrets
- Validate commit message
Merge Protection:
- Require PR reviews
- Ensure CI passes
- Check branch policies
- Prevent force pushes
- Backup before risky ops
## Advanced Features
--interactive flag:
- Interactive staging (git add -p)
- Commit message editor
- Conflict resolution helper
- Cherry-pick assistance
--history flag:
- Clean up commit history
- Interactive rebase
- Squash related commits
- Reorder for clarity
--stats flag:
- Contribution analytics
- Code churn metrics
- Review turnaround time
- Branch lifetime stats
## Best Practices
Commits:
- Atomic, focused changes
- Present tense messages
- Reference issue numbers
- Co-author attribution
- Sign commits when required
Branches:
- Descriptive names
- Regular rebasing
- Clean before merging
- Delete after merge
- Protect main branches
## Examples
- `/git --status` → Comprehensive repository status
- `/git --commit "Add authentication feature"` → Create commit with message
- `/git --branch feature/ui-redesign` → Create and switch to branch
- `/git --sync --verify` → Sync with remote and verify state
- `/git --merge develop --think` → Merge with conflict analysis
- `/git --checkpoint "Before major refactor"` → Create safety checkpoint
- `/git --history --author "john" --since "2024-01-01"` → Filtered history
## Git Operations
```bash
# Standard commit with message
/git --commit "Add user profile API endpoint"
**Status Operation (--status):**
- Working tree status and staged changes
- Current branch and upstream tracking
- Stashed changes with timestamps
- Recent commits (last 5) with summaries
- Unpushed commits count
- Remote repository status
# Create PR with reviewers
/git --pr --reviewers alice,bob --labels api,feature
**Commit Operation (--commit):**
- Automatic staging of modified files
- Generate conventional commit message if missing
- Pre-commit hooks and validation
- Test verification before commit
- Create automatic checkpoint
- GPG signing if configured
# Interactive cleanup before PR
/git --history --interactive
**Branch Management (--branch):**
- Create new branch from HEAD or specified base
- Switch to existing branch with safety checks
- Delete merged branches with verification
- List all branches with descriptions
- Automatic remote tracking setup
- Protection for main/master branches
**Sync Operations (--sync):**
- Fetch from all configured remotes
- Pull with rebase to maintain clean history
- Push to tracked remote branch
- Handle authentication automatically
- Resolve merge conflicts interactively
- Update submodules if present
**Merge Operations (--merge):**
- Fetch target branch before merging
- Analyze potential conflicts
- Create checkpoint before merge
- Use appropriate merge strategy
- Handle conflicts with interactive resolution
- Verify merge results
**Stash Management (--stash):**
- Save changes with descriptive message
- List stashes with timestamps and summaries
- Apply or pop specific stash entries
- Drop old or unnecessary stashes
- Handle conflicts during stash application
**History Operations (--history):**
- Formatted commit log with customizable output
- Filter by author, date, or file path
- Branch topology visualization
- Search commit messages
- File change statistics
**Checkpoint System (--checkpoint):**
- Create tagged state snapshots
- Store with descriptive messages
- Maintain checkpoint manifest
- Enable safe rollback operations
- Track checkpoint metadata
**Rollback Operations (--rollback):**
- List available checkpoints with details
- Verify rollback safety
- Create pre-rollback checkpoint
- Execute rollback with validation
- Verify final repository state
## Workflow Patterns
**Standard Development Workflow:**
1. Check status → Understand current state
2. Create checkpoint → Safety backup
3. Execute operation → Perform git action
4. Verify results → Validate changes
5. Sync with remote → Update shared repository
**Feature Development:**
1. `git --status` → Check current state
2. `git --branch feature/new-feature` → Create feature branch
3. Development work...
4. `git --commit "Implement feature"` → Commit changes
5. `git --sync` → Push to remote
6. `git --merge main` → Integrate with main
**Safe Operations:**
- Always create checkpoints before risky operations
- Verify repository state after major changes
- Use interactive mode for conflict resolution
- Maintain clean commit history with conventional messages
# Full feature workflow
/git --flow feature "payment-integration" --think
```
## Deliverables
- **Updated Repository State**: Clean, consistent git history
- **Branch Management**: Organized branch structure
- **Remote Synchronization**: Up-to-date remote repositories
- **Audit Trail**: Complete history of operations
- **Safety Checkpoints**: Rollback points for recovery
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Lifecycle
Pre_Execution:
Risk_Assessment: Calculate risk score 1-10 based on data loss potential, irreversibility, scope, security
Environment_Validation: Check required tools, permissions, resources, dependencies
State_Preparation: Create checkpoint before risky ops, cache previous results
During_Execution:
Progress_Monitoring: Track operation progress, resource usage, error rates, token consumption
Dynamic_Optimization: Adjust parallelism, switch strategies, cache results, fallback to native
Error_Handling: Detect errors immediately, classify transient vs permanent, retry/fallback/halt
Post_Execution:
Verification: Confirm expected outcomes achieved, no side effects, state consistent
Cleanup: Remove temp files, locks, cached data; update audit logs, metrics, docs
Reporting: Generate success/failure report, performance metrics, recommendations
## Integration Patterns
**Quality Assurance:**
- Pre-commit hooks for code quality
- Test verification before commits
- Conventional commit message enforcement
- Branch protection rules
**Team Collaboration:**
- Consistent branching strategies
- Merge request workflows
- Code review integration
- Conflict resolution procedures
## Troubleshooting
- **Merge Conflicts**: Use `--merge --interactive` for guided resolution
- **Complex History**: Apply `--history --visual` for topology understanding
- **Repository Issues**: Use `--verify --cleanup` for maintenance
- **Rollback Needs**: Apply `--rollback` with checkpoint selection
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
- Clean git history
- Meaningful commit messages
- Automated PR creation
- Branch management
- Workflow documentation

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# /improve - Enhance code quality, performance and architecture
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Enhance code quality, performance, and architecture for systems specified in $ARGUMENTS using systematic improvement methodologies.
Systematically improve code quality, performance, and architecture in $ARGUMENTS using best practices and optimization techniques.
## Syntax
`/improve [flags] [target]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/improve --quality` - Code quality improvements
- `/improve --perf --iterate` - Performance optimization
- `/improve --arch --think-hard` - Architecture refactoring
## Command-Specific Flags
--quality: "Code quality improvements (readability, maintainability, DRY)"
--perf: "Performance optimizations (algorithms, caching, queries)"
--arch: "Architecture improvements (patterns, coupling, scalability)"
--refactor: "Safe refactoring preserving behavior"
--iterate: "Iterative improvement until threshold met"
--threshold: "Quality threshold (low|medium|high|perfect)"
--metrics: "Show before/after metrics"
--safe: "Conservative mode - only safe changes"
**Improvement Focus:**
- `--quality`: Code structure, maintainability, and clean code principles
- `--performance`: System performance, bottlenecks, and optimization
- `--security`: Security improvements and vulnerability fixes
- `--architecture`: System design and architectural improvements
- `--ux`: User experience and interface improvements
## Improvement Categories
**Quality Enhancements:**
- `--solid`: Apply SOLID principles systematically
- `--refactor`: Clean code refactoring with modern patterns
- `--metrics`: Generate comprehensive quality metrics
- `--coverage`: Improve test coverage and quality
**Code Quality:** Naming clarity | Function extraction | Duplication removal | Complexity reduction | Error handling | Type safety
**Performance Optimization:**
- `--profile`: Performance profiling and bottleneck analysis
- `--cache`: Implement caching strategies
- `--async`: Optimize for asynchronous operations
- `--database`: Database query and schema optimization
**Performance:** Algorithm optimization | Query optimization | Caching strategies | Lazy loading | Memory efficiency | Parallel processing
**Execution Modes:**
- `--iterate`: Iterative improvement until threshold reached
- `--threshold [percent]`: Set target improvement percentage (default 85%)
- `--watch`: Continuous improvement monitoring
- `--interactive`: Guided improvement with user choices
**Architecture:** Design patterns | Dependency injection | Layer separation | Module boundaries | API design | Scalability patterns
## Examples
- `/improve --quality --solid --metrics` → Code quality with SOLID principles
- `/improve --performance --profile --cache` → Performance optimization with caching
- `/improve --iterate --threshold 90 --interactive` → Iterative improvement to 90%
- `/improve --security --architecture --seq` → Security and architecture analysis
- `/improve --ux --performance --watch` → UX and performance with monitoring
**Maintainability:** Documentation | Test coverage | Configuration extraction | Magic number removal | Dead code elimination
## Code Quality Mode (--quality)
## Improvement Process
**SOLID Principles Application:**
- **Single Responsibility**: One class, one clear purpose
- **Open/Closed**: Extensible without modification
- **Liskov Substitution**: Subtypes must be substitutable
- **Interface Segregation**: Specific over general interfaces
- **Dependency Inversion**: Depend on abstractions, not concretions
**1. Analysis:** Current state assessment | Identify improvement areas | Prioritize by impact | Set measurable goals
**Refactoring Techniques:**
- Extract methods and classes for complex logic
- Inline unnecessary abstractions
- Rename variables and functions for clarity
- Move code to appropriate modules
- Remove duplication (DRY principle)
- Simplify conditionals and loops
- Reduce coupling, increase cohesion
**2. Planning:** Safe refactoring path | Preserve functionality | Incremental changes | Rollback strategy
**Quality Metrics Tracking:**
- Cyclomatic complexity (target < 5)
- Method/function length (target < 20 lines)
- Class cohesion and coupling metrics
- Code duplication percentage
- Test coverage (target > 80%)
- Documentation completeness
- Technical debt assessment
**3. Implementation:** Small atomic changes | Continuous testing | Performance monitoring | Code review ready
**Clean Code Principles:**
- Meaningful, self-documenting names
- Functions that do one thing well
- Consistent coding style and formatting
- Proper error handling and logging
- Elimination of magic numbers and strings
- Comments that explain why, not what
**4. Validation:** Behavior preservation | Performance gains | Quality metrics | Regression testing
## Performance Mode (--performance)
**Code Optimization:**
- Algorithm complexity reduction (O(n²) → O(n log n))
- Efficient data structures selection
- Caching frequently accessed data
- Lazy loading and pagination strategies
- Asynchronous and parallel processing
- Memory usage optimization
**Database Optimization:**
- Query optimization and proper indexing
- N+1 query elimination
- Connection pooling implementation
- Batch operations for bulk updates
- Strategic denormalization
- Query result caching
**Frontend Optimization:**
- Bundle size reduction and tree shaking
- Code splitting and lazy loading
- Image and asset optimization
- Render performance improvements
- Service worker caching strategies
- React/Vue re-render optimization
**System Optimization:**
- Load balancing strategies
- CDN implementation and optimization
- Compression (gzip/brotli)
- HTTP/2 and proper caching headers
- Resource pooling and connection management
- Microservice communication optimization
## Iterative Mode (--iterate)
**Improvement Process:**
**1. Baseline Measurement:**
- Current performance metrics
- Code quality scores
- Test coverage percentage
- User experience metrics
- System reliability indicators
**2. Targeted Improvements:**
- Identify highest impact areas (80/20 rule)
- Prioritize improvements by ROI
- Make incremental, measurable changes
- Maintain working state throughout
**3. Progress Tracking:**
- Measure improvement after each iteration
- Document changes and their impact
- Calculate return on investment
- Adjust strategy based on results
**4. Completion Criteria:**
- Target threshold achievement
- Diminishing returns detection
- Time or budget constraints
- "Good enough" quality level
**Focus Areas by Type:**
- **Quality**: Complexity reduction, duplication removal, coverage increase
- **Performance**: Response time, throughput, resource utilization
- **User Experience**: Load time, responsiveness, error reduction
- **Maintainability**: Documentation, test quality, code structure
## Architecture Improvements (--architecture)
**Design Patterns:**
- Apply appropriate design patterns
- Implement dependency injection
- Use domain-driven design principles
- Implement proper separation of concerns
**System Architecture:**
- Microservices decomposition
- Event-driven architecture
- CQRS implementation where appropriate
- API design and optimization
**Scalability Enhancements:**
- Horizontal scaling strategies
- Database sharding and replication
- Caching layer implementation
- Load balancing optimization
@include shared/quality-patterns.yml#Code_Quality_Metrics
## Deliverables
- **Improvement Reports**: Detailed analysis of changes and their impact
- **Quality Metrics**: Before/after comparison of quality indicators
- **Performance Benchmarks**: Speed and efficiency improvements
- **Refactored Code**: Clean, optimized, and maintainable codebase
- **Documentation**: Updated docs reflecting improvements
## Output Locations
- **Reports**: `.claudedocs/metrics/improvement-{type}-{timestamp}.md`
- **Benchmarks**: `.claudedocs/metrics/performance-{timestamp}.json`
- **Quality Metrics**: `.claudedocs/metrics/quality-{timestamp}.md`
**Improved Code:** Refactored files | Preserved functionality | Enhanced quality | Better performance
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
**Improvement Report:** Before/after metrics | Changes summary | Performance gains | Quality improvements
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
**Documentation:** Refactoring decisions | Architecture changes | Performance optimizations | Future recommendations
## Best Practices
**Improvement Methodology:**
1. **Measure Before Changing**: Establish baseline metrics
2. **Focus on Bottlenecks**: Address highest impact issues first
3. **Incremental Changes**: Make one improvement at a time
4. **Verify Improvements**: Validate changes with metrics
5. **Document Changes**: Record what was changed and why
6. **Consider Trade-offs**: Balance competing concerns
**Common Pitfalls to Avoid:**
- Premature optimization without profiling
- Over-engineering simple solutions
- Breaking changes without proper testing
- Ignoring existing test suite
- Gold-plating beyond requirements
**Balance Considerations:**
- Performance vs code readability
- Flexibility vs simplicity
- Speed vs correctness
- Present needs vs future scalability
## Common Improvement Scenarios
### Code Quality Issues
```bash
/improve --quality --solid --metrics --dry-run
# → Identifies SOLID principle violations
# → Suggests refactoring for better modularity
# → Measures complexity metrics before/after changes
```
### Performance Bottlenecks
```bash
/improve --performance --iterate --threshold 90%
# → Profiles CPU and memory usage patterns
# → Implements algorithmic optimizations
# → Continues until 90% performance threshold met
```
### Technical Debt Reduction
```bash
/improve --quality --iterate --technical-debt
# → Identifies code duplication and anti-patterns
# → Suggests consolidation opportunities
# → Implements incremental refactoring strategy
```
### Error Handling Enhancement
```bash
/improve --resilience --error-handling --comprehensive
# → Reviews exception handling patterns
# → Implements proper logging and monitoring
# → Adds circuit breakers and retry mechanisms
```
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Codebases**: Use `--iterate --interactive` for guided improvements
- **Performance Issues**: Combine `--performance --profile --seq` for deep analysis
- **Quality Problems**: Apply `--quality --solid --metrics` for comprehensive fixes
- **Architecture Concerns**: Use `--architecture --think-hard` for system-wide improvements
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
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## Purpose
Comprehensive reference guide for all SuperClaude commands, workflows, and system capabilities.
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
## Optimization Update (v4.0.0)
🎯 **Major Streamlining Completed**: All 18 command files optimized using @include references
- **Token Reduction**: ~70% reduction in command file size
- **Maintainability**: Single source of truth for all shared content
- **Consistency**: Guaranteed uniformity across commands
- **Reference System**: Commands now use shared patterns from `shared/*.yml` files
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
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# /load - Load and analyze project context
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Load and analyze project context in $ARGUMENTS to build comprehensive understanding of codebase structure, architecture, and patterns.
@@ -40,217 +9,136 @@ Load and analyze project context in $ARGUMENTS to build comprehensive understand
## Syntax
`/load [flags] [path]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Analysis Depth:**
- `--depth shallow`: Quick overview of project structure and purpose
- `--depth normal`: Standard analysis of main files and architecture (default)
- `--depth deep`: Comprehensive analysis of entire codebase
--scope flag:
- minimal: Core files only
- standard: Main source & config
- comprehensive: All relevant files
- full: Complete project analysis
**Analysis Focus:**
- `--architecture`: Focus on system design and component relationships
- `--dependencies`: Analyze dependency graph and package relationships
- `--security`: Include security considerations and potential issues
- `--performance`: Identify performance patterns and potential bottlenecks
- `--testing`: Analyze testing approach and coverage patterns
--focus flag:
- architecture: System design
- api: API endpoints & contracts
- database: Schema & queries
- frontend: UI components
- testing: Test coverage
**Output Control:**
- `--summary`: Generate concise project overview
- `--detailed`: Include comprehensive analysis details
- `--recommendations`: Provide actionable next steps and improvements
--format flag:
- summary: High-level overview
- detailed: Comprehensive analysis
- visual: Include diagrams
- structured: YAML/JSON output
## Loading Strategy
Progressive Loading:
1. Core files (package.json, config)
2. Entry points (main, index)
3. Key modules & components
4. Tests & documentation
5. Supporting files
Smart Selection:
- Prioritize by importance
- Skip generated files
- Focus on active code
- Include critical configs
- Respect .gitignore
## Analysis Components
Structure Analysis:
- Directory organization
- Module dependencies
- Component hierarchy
- API surface area
- Database schema
Pattern Detection:
- Design patterns used
- Coding conventions
- Architecture style
- Technology stack
- Best practices
Quality Metrics:
- Code complexity
- Test coverage
- Documentation level
- Technical debt
- Security concerns
## Output Format
Standard Report:
```yaml
Project: [Name]
Type: [Web App/API/Library]
Stack:
Frontend: [Technologies]
Backend: [Technologies]
Database: [Type]
Architecture:
Style: [Monolith/Microservices]
Patterns: [List]
Key_Components:
- [Component]: [Purpose]
Quality:
Test_Coverage: X%
Documentation: [Level]
Complexity: [Score]
```
## Best Practices
Efficiency:
- Load incrementally
- Cache analysis results
- Focus on changes
- Skip redundant files
- Optimize memory usage
Accuracy:
- Verify assumptions
- Cross-reference files
- Check documentation
- Validate patterns
- Update regularly
## Examples
- `/load --depth shallow` → Quick project overview
- `/load --depth deep --architecture` → Comprehensive architectural analysis
- `/load --dependencies --security` → Focus on deps and security
- `/load --performance --testing --detailed` → Performance and testing analysis
- `/load --summary --recommendations` → Overview with actionable insights
## Loading Process
```bash
# Quick project overview
/load --scope minimal
**1. Project Structure Scan:**
- Directory layout and organization
- File types and distribution
- Module boundaries and hierarchies
- Entry points and main components
# Full architecture analysis
/load --scope comprehensive --focus architecture
**2. Configuration Analysis:**
- Package manifests (package.json, requirements.txt, go.mod)
- Build configurations (webpack, vite, rollup)
- Environment and deployment configs
- CI/CD pipeline definitions
# API documentation generation
/load --focus api --format detailed
**3. Code Architecture Review:**
- Design patterns and architectural style
- Component relationships and dependencies
- Data flow and state management
- API structure and endpoints
# Complete project understanding
/load --scope full --think-hard
```
**4. Development Environment:**
- Git repository status and history
- Development workflow patterns
- Testing framework and approach
- Documentation quality and coverage
## Integration
**5. Technology Stack Identification:**
- Frontend and backend technologies
- Database and data storage solutions
- Third-party integrations and services
- Development and deployment tools
@include shared/loading-config.yml#Loading_Strategies
## Analysis Depth Levels
**Shallow Depth:**
- Project purpose and business goals
- Primary technologies and frameworks
- High-level architecture overview
- Key dependencies and integrations
- Quick start and setup information
- Development team structure clues
**Normal Depth:**
- Detailed file and directory structure
- Main components and their responsibilities
- API endpoints, routes, and data models
- Database schema and relationships
- Testing strategy and coverage areas
- Development workflow and best practices
**Deep Depth:**
- Complete codebase analysis and mapping
- Detailed component interaction diagrams
- Comprehensive dependency relationships
- Performance characteristics and bottlenecks
- Security considerations and vulnerabilities
- Technical debt assessment
- Optimization opportunities and recommendations
## Essential Files Analysis
**Documentation:**
- README.md (project overview and setup)
- CONTRIBUTING.md (development guidelines)
- API documentation and specs
- Architecture decision records (ADRs)
**Configuration:**
- Package managers (package.json, yarn.lock, requirements.txt)
- Build tools (webpack.config.js, vite.config.ts)
- Environment configs (.env files, docker-compose.yml)
- CI/CD pipelines (.github/workflows, .gitlab-ci.yml)
**Source Code:**
- Entry points (main.js, app.py, index.html)
- Core modules and components
- Shared utilities and libraries
- Test files and test configurations
**Version Control:**
- Git history and commit patterns
- Branch strategy and naming conventions
- Recent changes and active development areas
- Contributor patterns and team structure
## Mental Model Construction
**System Understanding:**
- Component interaction patterns
- Data flow through the application
- External service integrations
- Deployment and infrastructure architecture
- User journey and experience flows
**Development Insights:**
- Code quality and consistency patterns
- Testing maturity and coverage
- Documentation completeness
- Development velocity indicators
- Technical debt and maintenance needs
Works with:
- /analyze for deep inspection
- /document for documentation
- /improve for enhancements
- /estimate for planning
## Deliverables
- **Project Overview**: Comprehensive understanding summary
- **Architecture Map**: System design and component relationships
- **Technology Inventory**: Complete stack and dependency analysis
- **Development Guide**: Quick reference for project navigation
- **Recommendations**: Next steps and improvement opportunities
- **Risk Assessment**: Potential issues and technical debt areas
## Output Locations
- **Analysis Reports**: `.claudedocs/summaries/project-analysis-{timestamp}.md`
- **Architecture Docs**: `.claudedocs/summaries/architecture-overview-{timestamp}.md`
- **Quick Reference**: `.claudedocs/summaries/project-guide-{timestamp}.md`
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
## Integration Patterns
**Workflow Integration:**
- Load project context before major development work
- Refresh understanding after significant changes
- Share context with team members and new contributors
- Use as foundation for architecture decisions
**Command Chaining:**
- `load``analyze --architecture` for design review
- `load``scan --security` for security assessment
- `load``improve --quality` for refactoring planning
- `load``document --architecture` for documentation
## Troubleshooting
- **Large Codebases**: Use `--depth shallow` for initial overview
- **Complex Architecture**: Combine `--architecture --detailed` for comprehensive analysis
- **Performance Issues**: Include `--performance` flag for optimization insights
- **Security Concerns**: Add `--security` flag for vulnerability assessment
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
- Project structure map
- Architecture diagram
- Component inventory
- Dependency graph
- Quality metrics report
- Pattern analysis

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# /migrate - Execute database and code migrations
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Execute comprehensive database or code migrations based on specifications in $ARGUMENTS with safety checks and rollback capabilities.
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## Syntax
`/migrate [flags] [migration-spec]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Migration Types:**
- `--schema`: Database schema migrations (tables, indexes, constraints)
- `--data`: Data transformation and migration operations
- `--code`: Code refactoring and modernization migrations
- `--framework`: Framework or library version migrations
- `--config`: Configuration and environment migrations
--type flag:
- database: SQL schema migrations
- code: Codebase refactoring
- api: API version migration
- data: Data transformation
- full: Complete system migration
**Execution Control:**
- `--dry-run`: Preview changes without execution
- `--rollback`: Revert to pre-migration state
- `--checkpoint`: Create checkpoint before migration
- `--force`: Override safety checks (use with caution)
--direction flag:
- up: Apply migrations forward
- down: Rollback migrations
- status: Check migration state
- validate: Test without applying
**Safety & Validation:**
- `--backup`: Create full backup before migration
- `--validate`: Validate migration integrity and consistency
- `--test-mode`: Run in isolated test environment
- `--zero-downtime`: Implement zero-downtime migration strategy
**Monitoring:**
- `--progress`: Show detailed progress during migration
- `--log-level [level]`: Set logging verbosity (info|debug|trace)
- `--timeout [seconds]`: Set maximum migration duration
## Examples
- `/migrate --schema --dry-run --think` → Schema migration preview with analysis
- `/migrate --data --backup --validate --think-hard` → Data migration with safety checks
- `/migrate --framework --zero-downtime --ultrathink` → Framework upgrade with zero downtime
- `/migrate --rollback --checkpoint restore-20240115` → Rollback to specific checkpoint
- `/migrate --code --test-mode --progress` → Code migration in test environment
--target flag:
- latest: All pending migrations
- version: Specific version
- step: Number of migrations
- timestamp: Up to date/time
## Migration Types
**Schema Migrations:**
- Create, alter, or drop database tables
- Add or modify indexes for performance
- Update constraints and relationships
- Manage database versioning and compatibility
- Handle foreign key dependencies
Database Migrations:
- Schema changes (add/drop tables)
- Column modifications
- Index optimization
- Constraint updates
- Data transformations
**Data Migrations:**
- Transform existing data to new formats
- Backfill missing or derived data fields
- Clean up obsolete or orphaned records
- Ensure referential integrity throughout process
- Handle large dataset migrations efficiently
Code Migrations:
- API version updates
- Framework upgrades
- Dependency updates
- Structure refactoring
- Pattern modernization
**Code Migrations:**
- Refactor to new architectural patterns
- Update to new framework versions
- Migrate between different technologies
- Modernize legacy code and patterns
- Update API contracts and interfaces
Data Migrations:
- Format conversions
- Bulk transformations
- ETL operations
- Cleanup operations
- Normalization
**Framework Migrations:**
- Upgrade major framework versions
- Migrate between competing frameworks
- Update dependency chains
- Handle breaking changes systematically
- Maintain backward compatibility where possible
## Safety Features
## Safe Migration Workflow
Pre-Migration:
- Backup current state
- Validate migration files
- Check dependencies
- Test in transaction
- Estimate impact
**1. Planning Phase:**
- Analyze migration requirements and scope
- Design migration strategy and approach
- Create comprehensive rollback plan
- Identify dependencies and prerequisites
- Estimate duration and resource requirements
During Migration:
- Transaction wrapping
- Progress tracking
- Error handling
- Partial rollback
- Health checks
**2. Preparation Phase:**
- Create full backup of affected systems
- Set up isolated test environment
- Prepare migration scripts and procedures
- Validate rollback procedures
- Notify stakeholders and schedule downtime
Post-Migration:
- Verify integrity
- Update documentation
- Clear caches
- Run tests
- Monitor performance
**3. Testing Phase:**
- Run migration in test environment
- Validate data integrity and functionality
- Test rollback procedures
- Performance test with realistic data
- Document any issues and resolutions
## Migration Workflow
**4. Execution Phase:**
- Apply migration with transaction support
- Monitor system performance and health
- Track progress and log all operations
- Handle errors gracefully with fallbacks
- Maintain communication with stakeholders
1. Analysis Phase:
- Scan current state
- Identify changes needed
- Generate migration plan
- Estimate risks
**5. Verification Phase:**
- Validate migration success and completeness
- Verify data integrity with checksums
- Run comprehensive test suite
- Monitor system stability post-migration
- Document lessons learned and improvements
2. Preparation Phase:
- Create backups
- Prepare rollback plan
- Set up monitoring
- Notify stakeholders
## Dry Run Operations (--dry-run)
3. Execution Phase:
- Run migrations
- Track progress
- Handle errors
- Apply fixes
**Preview Capabilities:**
- Show all changes without executing them
- Display affected records and files count
- Estimate migration duration and resource usage
- Identify potential issues and conflicts
- Generate detailed execution plan
**Risk Assessment:**
- Analyze impact on system performance
- Identify data integrity risks
- Assess rollback complexity
- Evaluate downtime requirements
- Calculate resource utilization
## Rollback Operations (--rollback)
**Rollback Strategies:**
- Transaction-based rollback for database changes
- Backup restoration for complex changes
- Code version control reversion
- Configuration rollback procedures
- Progressive rollback for staged migrations
**Rollback Verification:**
- Verify system returns to pre-migration state
- Validate data integrity after rollback
- Test system functionality completely
- Monitor performance and stability
- Document rollback effectiveness
## Zero-Downtime Migrations (--zero-downtime)
**Strategies:**
- Blue-green deployment patterns
- Rolling updates with health checks
- Shadow migration and cutover
- Feature flags for gradual rollout
- Database read replica promotion
**Implementation:**
- Maintain dual-write compatibility
- Implement backward-compatible schemas
- Use load balancers for traffic switching
- Monitor key metrics during transition
- Prepare instant rollback mechanisms
## Safety Measures
**Data Protection:**
- Automatic backup creation before migration
- Transaction atomicity for database operations
- Checksum validation for data integrity
- Idempotent migration scripts
- Recovery point objectives (RPO) compliance
**System Protection:**
- Resource usage monitoring and limits
- Timeout protection for long operations
- Health checks and circuit breakers
- Progressive execution with validation
- Automated rollback triggers
## Deliverables
- **Migration Scripts**: Complete, tested migration procedures
- **Execution Report**: Detailed migration statistics and outcomes
- **Backup Confirmation**: Verified backup creation and integrity
- **Data Integrity Report**: Validation of data consistency post-migration
- **Rollback Procedures**: Documented and tested rollback plans
- **Performance Metrics**: Before/after performance comparisons
## Output Locations
- **Migration Logs**: `.claudedocs/reports/migration-{timestamp}.md`
- **Data Validation**: `.claudedocs/metrics/data-validation-{timestamp}.md`
- **Rollback Plans**: `.claudedocs/summaries/rollback-plan-{timestamp}.md`
- **Performance Reports**: `.claudedocs/metrics/migration-performance-{timestamp}.md`
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
4. Validation Phase:
- Verify success
- Run test suite
- Check performance
- Update docs
## Best Practices
**Planning:**
- Always test migrations in staging environment
- Create detailed rollback plans before execution
- Communicate with stakeholders about timing
- Plan for peak and off-peak execution windows
- Document all migration decisions and rationale
Safety:
- Always backup first
- Test in staging
- Use transactions
- Plan rollbacks
- Monitor closely
**Execution:**
- Use transactions for atomicity where possible
- Monitor system health throughout migration
- Keep detailed logs of all operations
- Have rollback procedures ready and tested
- Validate data integrity at each step
Performance:
- Batch operations
- Off-peak execution
- Index management
- Query optimization
- Resource limits
**Post-Migration:**
- Verify system functionality completely
- Monitor performance for regression
- Clean up temporary migration artifacts
- Update documentation and procedures
- Conduct post-mortem for improvement
## Examples
## Troubleshooting
- **Large Datasets**: Use `--progress --timeout` for monitoring
- **Complex Dependencies**: Apply `--think-hard` for comprehensive planning
- **Production Systems**: Combine `--zero-downtime --backup --validate`
- **Failed Migrations**: Use `--rollback` with specific checkpoint
```bash
# Database migration to latest
/migrate --type database --direction up
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
# Rollback last 2 migrations
/migrate --type database --direction down --step 2
# Code migration with validation
/migrate --type code --validate --think
# Full system migration plan
/migrate --type full --plan --ultrathink
```
## Deliverables
- Migration scripts
- Rollback procedures
- Execution logs
- Validation reports
- Updated documentation
- Performance metrics

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# /scan - Perform security and validation scans
# /scan - Security and quality scanning
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Perform comprehensive security and validation scans on code, operations, or systems specified in $ARGUMENTS to identify vulnerabilities and safety issues.
Perform comprehensive security, quality, and dependency scanning on code specified in $ARGUMENTS.
## Syntax
`/scan [flags] [target]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/scan --security` - Security vulnerability scan
- `/scan --deps` - Dependency audit
- `/scan --validate` - Full validation scan
- `/scan --quick` - Quick scan for critical issues
## Command-Specific Flags
--security: "Deep security vulnerability scanning (OWASP, CVEs, secrets)"
--deps: "Dependency vulnerability audit w/ fix recommendations"
--validate: "Comprehensive validation (syntax, types, logic, security)"
--quick: "Fast scan focusing on critical issues only"
--fix: "Auto-fix safe issues"
--strict: "Zero-tolerance mode (fail on any issue)"
--report: "Generate detailed report"
--ci: "CI-friendly output format"
**Scan Types:**
- `--validate`: Pre-execution safety validation and risk assessment
- `--security`: Comprehensive security analysis and vulnerability scanning
- `--owasp`: Focus on OWASP Top 10 security risks
- `--deps`: Dependency vulnerability and license scanning
- `--config`: Configuration security and compliance checking
## Scan Types
**Scan Depth:**
- `--quick`: Fast validation for common issues with rapid feedback
- `--comprehensive`: Deep analysis covering all security aspects
- `--strict`: Zero-tolerance mode flagging all potential issues
**Security Scan:** OWASP Top 10 | Injection vulnerabilities | Auth flaws | Sensitive data exposure | Hardcoded secrets | CVE database check
**Specialized Scans:**
- `--infrastructure`: Infrastructure and deployment security
- `--code`: Source code security analysis
- `--data`: Data protection and privacy compliance
- `--network`: Network security and exposure analysis
**Dependency Scan:** Known vulnerabilities | Outdated packages | License compliance | Supply chain risks | Transitive dependencies
**Output Control:**
- `--report`: Generate detailed security report
- `--json`: Output results in JSON format for automation
- `--summary`: Provide executive summary with key findings
**Code Quality:** Complexity metrics | Duplication | Dead code | Type safety | Best practices | Performance antipatterns
## Examples
- `/scan --validate --quick` → Fast pre-execution safety check
- `/scan --security --owasp --comprehensive` → Complete OWASP security audit
- `/scan --deps --strict --report` → Dependency scan with detailed report
- `/scan --validate --security --think` → Combined validation and security with analysis
- `/scan --infrastructure --config --json` → Infrastructure security in JSON format
**Configuration:** Misconfigured services | Insecure defaults | Missing security headers | Exposed endpoints | Weak crypto
## Validation Mode (--validate)
## Validation Levels
**Pre-Execution Safety Checks:**
**Quick (--quick):** Critical security only | Known CVEs | Hardcoded secrets | SQL injection | XSS vulnerabilities
**Security Validation:**
- Path traversal prevention and boundary enforcement
- Secrets and credentials detection in code
- Permission verification and access control
- Input sanitization and validation checks
- Output encoding and XSS prevention
**Standard (default):** All security checks | Major quality issues | Dependency vulnerabilities | Configuration problems
**Code Validation:**
- Syntax correctness and compilation checks
- Import and dependency verification
- Breaking change detection and compatibility
- Configuration validity and completeness
- Type safety and null pointer checks
**Strict (--strict):** Everything + minor issues | Style violations | Documentation gaps | Test coverage | Performance warnings
**Operation Validation:**
- Git repository state verification
- Branch protection compliance
- Resource availability and capacity
- Rollback capability assessment
- Blast radius and impact analysis
**Risk Assessment Framework:**
- Calculate comprehensive risk score (1-10)
- Impact analysis (data loss, downtime, security)
- Reversibility and recovery evaluation
- Required permissions and access verification
- Compliance and regulatory checks
**Validation Workflow:**
1. Parse and analyze intended operation
2. Run all applicable safety checks
3. Generate risk score and impact assessment
4. Report with clear status indicators:
-**Pass**: Safe to proceed without concerns
- ⚠️ **Warning**: Caution advised, review recommended
-**Block**: Do not proceed, issues must be resolved
## Security Mode (--security)
**OWASP Top 10 Analysis:**
- **Injection Flaws**: SQL, NoSQL, OS command, LDAP injection detection
- **Broken Authentication**: Session management and auth weakness detection
- **Sensitive Data Exposure**: Data protection and encryption analysis
- **XML External Entities (XXE)**: XML processing vulnerability detection
- **Broken Access Control**: Authorization and privilege escalation issues
- **Security Misconfiguration**: Configuration hardening assessment
- **Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)**: XSS vulnerability detection and prevention
- **Insecure Deserialization**: Object deserialization security analysis
- **Known Vulnerable Components**: Dependency vulnerability scanning
- **Insufficient Logging**: Security monitoring and audit trail analysis
**Code Security Analysis:**
- Input validation gaps and boundary checks
- Output encoding issues and data sanitization
- Authentication mechanism weaknesses
- Authorization logic flaws and privilege escalation
- Cryptographic implementation problems
- Error handling information leakage
- Session management security issues
- File operation safety and path traversal
**Dependency Security Scanning:**
- Known CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) detection
- Outdated package identification with security implications
- License compliance and legal risk assessment
- Transitive dependency vulnerability analysis
- Security patch availability and update recommendations
- Typosquatting and malicious package detection
**Configuration Security:**
- Hardcoded secrets and credentials scanning
- Environment variable security assessment
- File and directory permission configurations
- Network exposure and attack surface analysis
- TLS/SSL configuration and certificate validation
- CORS policies and cross-origin security
- Security headers implementation verification
**Infrastructure Security:**
- Open ports and unnecessary services identification
- Firewall rules and network segmentation
- Access control lists and identity management
- Encryption in transit and at rest verification
- Backup security and disaster recovery assessment
- Logging configuration and audit trail analysis
## Scan Execution Modes
**Quick Scan (--quick):**
- Focus on most critical and common vulnerabilities
- Skip time-intensive deep analysis procedures
- Prioritize immediate security concerns
- Provide rapid feedback for development workflow
- Suitable for pre-commit hooks and fast CI/CD
**Comprehensive Scan (--comprehensive):**
- Complete security analysis across all categories
- Deep dive into complex security patterns
- Thorough dependency and configuration analysis
- Detailed threat modeling and risk assessment
- Suitable for periodic security audits
**Strict Mode (--strict):**
- Zero-tolerance approach to security issues
- Flag all potential security concerns
- Enforce industry best practices and standards
- Require explicit overrides for any findings
- Suitable for high-security environments
## Scan Results and Reporting
**Security Findings Classification:**
- **CRITICAL [10]**: Immediate action required, system at risk
- **HIGH [7-9]**: Fix before deployment, significant security risk
- **MEDIUM [4-6]**: Address in next development cycle
- **LOW [1-3]**: Best practice improvements, technical debt
**Report Contents:**
- Executive summary with overall risk assessment
- Detailed findings categorized by security domain
- Specific remediation steps with code examples
- References to security resources and documentation
- Compliance mapping to relevant standards (SOC2, PCI-DSS)
- Trend analysis compared to previous scans
**Integration Behavior:**
- Auto-trigger validation for high-risk operations
- Chain with execution: `scan --validate && command`
- Block execution for CRITICAL [10] severity issues
- Require explicit confirmation for HIGH [7-9] risks
- Log all scan results for audit and compliance
@include shared/security-patterns.yml#OWASP_Top_10
## Deliverables
- **Security Report**: Comprehensive vulnerability assessment
- **Risk Matrix**: Prioritized list of security issues
- **Remediation Guide**: Step-by-step fix instructions
- **Compliance Report**: Regulatory and standard compliance status
- **Trend Analysis**: Security posture improvement tracking
## Output Locations
- **Security Reports**: `.claudedocs/reports/security-scan-{timestamp}.md`
- **Validation Results**: `.claudedocs/reports/validation-{timestamp}.md`
- **Compliance Reports**: `.claudedocs/reports/compliance-{timestamp}.md`
- **Metrics**: `.claudedocs/metrics/security-metrics-{timestamp}.json`
**Reports:** `.claudedocs/scans/security-{timestamp}.md` | Severity classification | Fix recommendations | Risk assessment
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
**Fix Scripts:** Auto-generated patches | Safe automated fixes | Manual fix instructions | Rollback procedures
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
**CI Integration:** Exit codes | JSON output | SARIF format | GitHub/GitLab integration
## Integration Patterns
**CI/CD Integration:**
- Fail builds on HIGH or CRITICAL security findings
- Generate security reports for each release
- Track security debt and improvement trends
- Automate security patch application
**Development Workflow:**
- Pre-commit hooks for quick security validation
- Pull request security gates
- Regular scheduled comprehensive scans
- Security review integration with code reviews
**Command Chaining:**
- `scan --validate` before `deploy` operations
- `scan --security --strict` for security audits
- `scan --deps` before `migrate` operations
- `scan --config` after `dev-setup` configuration
## Best Practices
**Regular Scanning:**
- Run validation before any risky operations
- Schedule weekly comprehensive security scans
- Implement automated dependency vulnerability monitoring
- Track and trend security findings over time
**Response Procedures:**
- Document exceptions with business justification
- Implement fix verification with re-scanning
- Maintain security issue tracking and resolution
- Regular security training and awareness programs
## Common Security Issues & Solutions
### SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
```bash
/scan --security --owasp "SQL injection patterns"
# → Identifies unsanitized database queries
# → Suggests parameterized query implementations
# → Validates input sanitization functions
```
### Dependency Vulnerabilities
```bash
/scan --deps --security --json
# → Scans package.json/requirements.txt for known CVEs
# → Provides upgrade paths for vulnerable dependencies
# → Generates automated security patch recommendations
```
### Configuration Security Issues
```bash
/scan --config --env --validate
# → Checks for exposed API keys and secrets
# → Validates SSL/TLS configuration
# → Reviews permission and access control settings
```
### OWASP Top 10 Compliance Check
```bash
/scan --owasp --comprehensive --report
# → Performs full OWASP Top 10 vulnerability assessment
# → Generates compliance report with remediation steps
# → Tracks progress against security benchmarks
```
## Troubleshooting
- **False Positives**: Use `--quick` for initial assessment, then `--comprehensive`
- **Complex Applications**: Apply `--think-hard` for thorough analysis
- **CI/CD Integration**: Use `--json` output for automated processing
- **Legacy Systems**: Combine `--security --deps --config` for complete assessment
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Success_Messages

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Legend: "@cmd-specific legend gen"
Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
## Optimized Command File Template
```yaml
# Standard template for all command files using @include references
Optimized_Command_Template: |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Command Execution
Execute: immediate. --plan→show plan first
Legend: Generated based on symbols used in command
Purpose: "[Action][Subject] in $ARGUMENTS"
[Command-specific description here]
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/{command} --flag` - Description
- `/{command} --other-flag` - Description
- `/{command} --complex-example` - Description
[Command-specific content sections]
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Success_Messages
## UltraCompressed Command Structure
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# /spawn - Spawn focused agent for specialized tasks
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Spawn specialized sub-agents to handle specific tasks in $ARGUMENTS with focused expertise and parallel execution capabilities.
@@ -40,272 +9,143 @@ Spawn specialized sub-agents to handle specific tasks in $ARGUMENTS with focused
## Syntax
`/spawn [flags] [task-description]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Flags
## Core Flags
**Agent Specialization:**
- `--frontend`: Spawn UI/UX and frontend development agent
- `--backend`: Spawn API and backend services agent
- `--devops`: Spawn infrastructure and deployment agent
- `--data`: Spawn data analysis and database agent
- `--security`: Spawn security and compliance agent
- `--qa`: Spawn quality assurance and testing agent
--agent flag:
- researcher: Deep research & analysis
- builder: Code generation
- reviewer: Code review & QA
- optimizer: Performance tuning
- documenter: Documentation expert
**Task Configuration:**
- `--task [description]`: Define clear, focused assignment with specific objectives
- `--context [info]`: Provide necessary background context and constraints
- `--scope [boundaries]`: Set clear task boundaries and limitations
- `--timeline [duration]`: Specify expected completion timeframe
--mode flag:
- sequential: One agent at a time
- parallel: Multiple agents
- collaborative: Agents work together
- supervisor: Oversee sub-agents
**Coordination:**
- `--parallel`: Enable parallel execution with main workflow
- `--sequential`: Require sequential execution after current tasks
- `--integrate`: Automatic integration of results with main context
- `--review`: Require manual review before integration
--scope flag:
- focused: Single specific task
- broad: Multiple related tasks
- exploratory: Open-ended research
- iterative: Refine through cycles
**Quality Control:**
- `--validate`: Validate agent output before integration
- `--test`: Include testing requirements in agent task
- `--document`: Require documentation of agent work
## Agent Types
## Examples
- `/spawn --frontend --task "implement user dashboard" --think` → Frontend agent with coordination analysis
- `/spawn --security --task "implement auth system" --validate --think-hard` → Security agent with validation
- `/spawn --devops --task "setup CI/CD pipeline" --document --ultrathink` → DevOps agent with documentation
- `/spawn --data --task "optimize database queries" --test --parallel` → Data agent with testing in parallel
- `/spawn --qa --task "comprehensive test suite" --integrate` → QA agent with auto-integration
Researcher Agent:
- Deep dive into topics
- Compare solutions
- Analyze trade-offs
- Find best practices
- Document findings
## Agent Specializations
Builder Agent:
- Generate code
- Implement features
- Create tests
- Build prototypes
- Integrate systems
**Frontend Agent:**
- User interface and user experience implementation
- Component development with modern frameworks
- State management and data flow
- Performance optimization and bundle analysis
- Accessibility compliance and responsive design
- Cross-browser compatibility and testing
Reviewer Agent:
- Code quality checks
- Security analysis
- Performance review
- Best practice validation
- Suggest improvements
**Backend Agent:**
- RESTful and GraphQL API development
- Database design and operations
- Business logic implementation
- Third-party service integrations
- Performance tuning and optimization
- Security implementation and hardening
Optimizer Agent:
- Performance profiling
- Resource optimization
- Algorithm improvements
- Database tuning
- Cache strategies
**DevOps Agent:**
- CI/CD pipeline setup and optimization
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) development
- Deployment strategy design and implementation
- Monitoring and observability configuration
- Security hardening and compliance
- Container orchestration and scaling
Documenter Agent:
- API documentation
- User guides
- Code comments
- Architecture docs
- README files
**Data Agent:**
- Data analysis and statistical modeling
- Database optimization and query tuning
- ETL pipeline development and maintenance
- Data quality assurance and validation
- Reporting and visualization solutions
- Data governance and compliance
## Execution Modes
**Security Agent:**
- Security vulnerability assessment and remediation
- Authentication and authorization implementation
- Encryption and data protection strategies
- Compliance framework implementation
- Security monitoring and incident response
- Penetration testing and security audits
Sequential Mode:
```yaml
Flow: Agent1 → Agent2 → Agent3
Use: When tasks depend on each other
Example: Research → Build → Review
```
**QA Agent:**
- Test strategy and framework development
- Automated testing implementation
- Manual testing procedures and protocols
- Performance and load testing
- Quality metrics and reporting
- Bug tracking and resolution workflows
Parallel Mode:
```yaml
Flow: Agent1 | Agent2 | Agent3
Use: For independent tasks
Example: Multiple feature builds
```
## Agent Task Definition
**Clear Scope Definition:**
- Specific, measurable deliverables
- Clear task boundaries and limitations
- Time constraints and deadlines
- Quality expectations and standards
- Success criteria and acceptance conditions
**Context Provision:**
- Relevant code sections and documentation
- Architecture decisions and constraints
- Previous implementation decisions
- Technical requirements and dependencies
- Integration points with existing systems
**Success Criteria:**
- Measurable outcomes and metrics
- Quality standards and benchmarks
- Integration requirements and compatibility
- Testing expectations and coverage
- Performance targets and constraints
**Coordination Requirements:**
- Avoid conflicts with ongoing work
- Plan integration and merge points
- Handle inter-task dependencies
- Manage communication and updates
- Establish review and approval processes
## Agent Workflow
**1. Agent Spawning:**
- Analyze task requirements and complexity
- Select appropriate agent specialization
- Define clear task scope and objectives
- Provide necessary context and constraints
- Establish success criteria and timeline
**2. Independent Execution:**
- Agent works autonomously on assigned task
- Focused context and specialized expertise
- Progress tracking and status updates
- Problem-solving within defined scope
- Quality assurance and self-validation
**3. Progress Monitoring:**
- Regular status updates and checkpoints
- Issue escalation and dependency resolution
- Scope adjustment and timeline management
- Quality review and feedback incorporation
- Communication with main workflow
**4. Result Integration:**
- Comprehensive result review and validation
- Integration planning and execution
- Knowledge transfer to main context
- Documentation and lessons learned
- Quality verification and testing
**5. Completion Handoff:**
- Final deliverable validation
- Integration verification and testing
- Documentation and knowledge transfer
- Cleanup and resource management
- Success metrics and outcome assessment
## Benefits of Agent Spawning
**Efficiency Gains:**
- Parallel task execution and processing
- Specialized expertise and focused attention
- Reduced cognitive load on main workflow
- Faster task completion and delivery
- Improved resource utilization
**Quality Improvements:**
- Domain-specific expertise application
- Focused quality assurance and testing
- Specialized best practices implementation
- Reduced context switching overhead
- Enhanced problem-solving capabilities
**Scalability Advantages:**
- Distributed workload management
- Independent task scaling
- Flexible resource allocation
- Modular development approach
- Improved development velocity
## Deliverables
- **Task Results**: Completed work from spawned agent with quality validation
- **Integration Plan**: Strategy for merging agent work with main context
- **Knowledge Transfer**: Documentation of agent decisions and implementation
- **Coordination Summary**: Agent workflow and communication log
- **Quality Report**: Validation and testing results from agent work
## Output Locations
- **Agent Logs**: `.claudedocs/reports/agent-spawn-{timestamp}.md`
- **Task Results**: `.claudedocs/summaries/agent-results-{timestamp}.md`
- **Integration Plans**: `.claudedocs/summaries/integration-plan-{timestamp}.md`
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
Collaborative Mode:
```yaml
Flow: Agents work together
Use: Complex problems
Example: System design session
```
## Best Practices
**Agent Management:**
- Define clear, specific task objectives
- Provide comprehensive context and constraints
- Establish measurable success criteria
- Plan integration points and dependencies
- Monitor progress and provide feedback
Task Definition:
- Clear objectives
- Specific deliverables
- Success criteria
- Resource limits
- Time constraints
**Quality Assurance:**
- Validate agent output before integration
- Test agent deliverables thoroughly
- Review code quality and standards compliance
- Verify documentation completeness
- Assess performance and security implications
Agent Selection:
- Match expertise to task
- Consider dependencies
- Plan coordination
- Set boundaries
- Define handoffs
**Coordination:**
- Avoid task overlap and conflicts
- Manage dependencies and prerequisites
- Maintain clear communication channels
- Handle scope changes and adjustments
- Ensure knowledge transfer and documentation
Coordination:
- Clear communication
- Shared context
- Progress tracking
- Result integration
- Quality control
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Tasks**: Use `--think-hard` for comprehensive planning
- **Integration Issues**: Apply `--review --validate` for quality control
- **Parallel Execution**: Use `--parallel --coordinate` for workflow management
- **Quality Concerns**: Combine `--qa --test --document` for thorough validation
## Examples
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
```bash
# Research then implement
/spawn --agent researcher "OAuth 2.0 best practices"
/spawn --agent builder "Implement OAuth based on research"
# Parallel feature development
/spawn --mode parallel --agent builder "User auth, Profile API, Settings UI"
# Full cycle with review
/spawn --mode sequential "Research → Build → Review payment integration"
# Collaborative system design
/spawn --mode collaborative --ultrathink "Design microservices architecture"
```
## Integration
Works with:
- All command flags pass through
- Inherits persona preferences
- Shares project context
- Accumulates findings
- Coordinates outputs
## Deliverables
- Agent execution logs
- Task completion reports
- Integrated results
- Performance metrics
- Lessons learned
- Handoff documentation

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# /task - Manage complex features and requirements
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Manage complex features and requirements across sessions with automatic breakdown, context preservation, and recovery capabilities.
@@ -40,271 +9,135 @@ Manage complex features and requirements across sessions with automatic breakdow
## Syntax
`/task [operation] [parameters]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
## Command-Specific Operations
## Operations
**Task Operations:**
- `create <title>`: Create new task with automatic breakdown
- `list`: Show tasks filtered by status or priority
- `start <id>`: Begin working on specific task
- `pause <id>`: Pause current work and save context
- `resume <id>`: Resume previously paused task
- `complete <id>`: Mark task as completed with verification
- `cancel <id>`: Cancel task and clean up resources
- `show <id>`: Display detailed task information
- `update <id>`: Modify task status, priority, or details
/task:create [description]:
- Create new task with automatic breakdown
- Generate subtasks & milestones
- Set up tracking structure
- Initialize context preservation
**Task Types:**
- `--type feature`: New feature development
- `--type bugfix`: Bug resolution and fixes
- `--type refactor`: Code refactoring and improvement
- `--type docs`: Documentation creation or updates
- `--type test`: Testing implementation or enhancement
/task:update [task-id] [updates]:
- Update task progress
- Modify requirements
- Adjust timeline
- Add discoveries
**Priority Levels:**
- `--priority high`: Critical or urgent tasks
- `--priority medium`: Standard priority tasks (default)
- `--priority low`: Nice-to-have or future enhancements
/task:status [task-id]:
- Show current progress
- List completed subtasks
- Display blockers
- Estimate remaining work
**Status Filters:**
- `--status pending`: Tasks waiting to be started
- `--status in-progress`: Currently active tasks
- `--status completed`: Finished tasks
- `--status cancelled`: Cancelled or abandoned tasks
/task:resume [task-id]:
- Load task context
- Continue from last point
- Restore working state
- Update progress
## Examples
- `/task create "User authentication system" --type feature --priority high`
- `/task list --status pending --priority high`
- `/task start 20250623-143052`
- `/task pause 20250623-143052`
- `/task resume 20250623-143052`
- `/task complete 20250623-143052`
- `/task show 20250623-143052`
- `/task update 20250623-143052 --priority low`
/task:complete [task-id]:
- Mark task as done
- Generate summary
- Archive artifacts
- Create documentation
## Task Workflow
## Task Structure
**Task Creation:**
1. **Requirement Analysis**: Analyze complexity and scope
2. **ID Generation**: Create unique task ID (YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS)
3. **Breakdown**: Decompose into phases and actionable steps
4. **File Creation**: Generate task file from appropriate template
5. **Git Integration**: Create dedicated branch for task
6. **Organization**: Move to pending folder for tracking
@include shared/task-patterns.yml#Task_Structure
**Task Execution:**
1. **Activation**: Move task to in-progress folder
2. **Checkpoint**: Create git checkpoint for safety
3. **Sequential Execution**: Work through steps systematically
4. **Progress Tracking**: Update progress and context continuously
5. **Session Management**: Handle interruptions and breaks gracefully
Task Components:
- Title & description
- Acceptance criteria
- Technical requirements
- Subtask breakdown
- Progress tracking
- Context preservation
**Task Completion:**
1. **Verification**: Ensure all steps completed successfully
2. **Testing**: Run comprehensive tests and validation
3. **Checkpoint**: Create completion checkpoint
4. **Organization**: Move to completed folder
5. **Integration**: Merge git branch and clean up
## Automatic Features
## Auto-Detection
Smart Breakdown:
- Analyze complexity
- Create subtasks
- Identify dependencies
- Estimate effort
- Set milestones
**Complexity Triggers:**
- "build feature X" or "implement functionality Y"
- "add component Z" or "create system W"
- Requirements affecting more than 3 files
- Multi-step work requiring coordination
- Complex integration or architectural changes
Context Preservation:
- Save working state
- Track decisions
- Store code changes
- Maintain history
- Enable recovery
**System Response:**
- Analyze request complexity automatically
- Suggest task creation for complex work
- Provide options: [Create task breakdown] [Proceed directly]
- Explain benefits of task management approach
- Respect user preference for simple tasks
Progress Tracking:
- Update automatically
- Track blockers
- Monitor velocity
- Adjust estimates
- Report status
## Session Recovery
## Recovery System
**Startup Process:**
1. **Scan**: Check `.claudedocs/tasks/in-progress/` directory
2. **Identify**: Find active tasks and their current state
3. **Restore**: Load context from task files and git history
4. **Suggest**: Recommend next steps for resumption
@include shared/session-recovery.yml#Recovery_Patterns
**Context Preservation:**
- Key architectural decisions and rationale
- Current implementation state and progress
- Known blockers and proposed solutions
- File modification history and dependencies
- Integration points and testing requirements
## Task File Structure
**Directory Organization:**
```
.claudedocs/tasks/
├── pending/ # Tasks waiting to be started
├── in-progress/ # Currently active tasks
├── completed/ # Finished tasks
├── cancelled/ # Cancelled or abandoned tasks
└── templates/ # Task templates by type
```
**File Naming Convention:**
```
{type}-{id}-{slug}.md
Examples:
feature-20250623-143052-user-auth.md
bugfix-20250623-144022-login-error.md
refactor-20250623-142033-api-cleanup.md
```
**Task File Content:**
- Task metadata (ID, type, priority, status)
- Detailed description and requirements
- Phase breakdown with progress tracking
- Context and architectural decisions
- Blockers and resolution strategies
- Testing and validation requirements
## Integration Capabilities
**Git Integration:**
- Automatic branch creation and management
- Checkpoint creation for safety and rollback
- Merge strategy and conflict resolution
- Commit message generation and conventions
**TodoWrite Synchronization:**
- Sync with existing todo system
- Convert todos to tasks when appropriate
- Maintain consistency across systems
- Provide unified task management experience
**Persona Activation:**
- Task-specific persona selection
- Specialized expertise for different task types
- Context-aware skill application
- Collaborative persona workflows
**MCP Integration:**
- Context preservation across MCP tools
- State management for complex operations
- Tool coordination for task execution
- Resource optimization and sharing
**Command Chaining:**
- Chain with other SuperClaude commands
- Workflow automation and optimization
- Cross-command context sharing
- Integrated development experience
## Advanced Features
**Task Dependencies:**
- Define prerequisite relationships
- Automatic dependency resolution
- Blocked task identification
- Parallel execution planning
**Progress Tracking:**
- Phase-based progress measurement
- Milestone tracking and reporting
- Time estimation and actual tracking
- Velocity and performance metrics
**Collaboration Support:**
- Multi-contributor task support
- Handoff procedures and documentation
- Knowledge transfer mechanisms
- Team coordination features
## Deliverables
- **Task Files**: Comprehensive task documentation with progress tracking
- **Git Branches**: Dedicated branches with checkpoint history
- **Progress Reports**: Regular status updates and metrics
- **Context Documentation**: Preserved decision-making rationale
- **Integration Plans**: Merge and deployment strategies
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
Session Recovery:
- Auto-detect incomplete tasks
- Load previous context
- Resume from checkpoint
- Maintain continuity
- Preserve momentum
## Best Practices
**Task Creation:**
- Define clear, specific objectives
- Break down complex work into manageable phases
- Set realistic timelines and expectations
- Include comprehensive context and requirements
- Plan for testing and validation
Task Creation:
- Clear requirements
- Measurable outcomes
- Realistic scope
- Defined boundaries
- Success criteria
**Execution Management:**
- Update progress regularly and consistently
- Document decisions and changes promptly
- Handle blockers and dependencies proactively
- Maintain clean git history and commits
- Communicate status changes effectively
Task Management:
- Regular updates
- Track blockers early
- Document decisions
- Test incrementally
- Communicate progress
**Quality Assurance:**
- Verify completion criteria before marking done
- Run comprehensive tests and validation
- Review code quality and standards compliance
- Update documentation and knowledge base
- Plan for maintenance and future enhancements
## Examples
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Tasks**: Use automatic breakdown with phase management
- **Session Interruptions**: Leverage auto-save and context preservation
- **Integration Issues**: Apply git checkpoints and rollback capabilities
- **Progress Tracking**: Use detailed phase and milestone tracking
```bash
# Create complex feature task
/task:create "Implement OAuth 2.0 authentication system"
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
# Check task status
/task:status oauth-task-id
# Resume work after break
/task:resume oauth-task-id
# Update with discoveries
/task:update oauth-task-id "Found library conflict, switching approach"
# Complete with summary
/task:complete oauth-task-id
```
## Integration
Works with:
- TodoWrite for subtasks
- Git for version control
- Test for validation
- Document for artifacts
- All development commands
## Deliverables
- Task breakdown document
- Progress tracking reports
- Technical decisions log
- Implementation artifacts
- Completion summary
- Lessons learned

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# /test - Create and run comprehensive tests
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Create or run comprehensive test suites for code specified in $ARGUMENTS using modern testing frameworks and methodologies.
@@ -40,287 +8,72 @@ Create or run comprehensive test suites for code specified in $ARGUMENTS using m
## Syntax
`/test [flags] [target]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/test --tdd` - Test-driven development workflow
- `/test --coverage` - Generate coverage report
- `/test --watch` - Continuous test mode
- `/test --integration` - Run integration tests
- `/test --e2e` - Run end-to-end tests
## Command-Specific Flags
--tdd: "Test-driven development workflow (write failing test→implement→pass)"
--coverage: "Generate detailed coverage reports w/ uncovered lines"
--integration: "Run integration tests across components/services"
--e2e: "Run end-to-end tests w/ real browser/environment"
--unit: "Focus on unit tests only (default)"
--mutation: "Run mutation testing to verify test quality"
--snapshot: "Update/verify snapshot tests"
--watch: "Run tests continuously on file changes"
--bail: "Stop on first test failure"
--parallel: "Run tests in parallel workers"
--update-snapshots: "Update all snapshot tests"
**Test Types:**
- `--unit`: Unit tests for individual functions and components
- `--integration`: Integration tests for APIs, services, and database interactions
- `--e2e`: End-to-end tests for complete user workflows
- `--performance`: Performance and load testing
- `--security`: Security testing and vulnerability assessment
## Testing Approaches
**Test Execution:**
- `--coverage`: Generate comprehensive code coverage reports
- `--watch`: Continuous test execution on file changes
- `--interactive`: Interactive test runner with real-time feedback
- `--parallel`: Run tests in parallel for faster execution
- `--isolated`: Run tests in isolated environments
**Unit Testing:** Isolated component/function tests | Mock all dependencies | Fast execution | High coverage target
**Testing Tools:**
- `--pup`: Browser-based E2E testing with Puppeteer automation
- `--c7`: Testing framework documentation and best practices
- `--seq`: Complex test scenario planning and analysis
**Integration Testing:** Component interaction tests | Real service calls | Database transactions | API endpoint tests
**Quality Control:**
- `--strict`: Strict testing mode with enhanced validation
- `--threshold [percent]`: Set minimum coverage threshold (default 80%)
- `--fail-fast`: Stop on first test failure
- `--retry [count]`: Retry failed tests specified number of times
**E2E Testing:** Full user workflows | Browser automation | Real environment | Critical path coverage
## Examples
- `/test --unit --coverage --watch` → Unit tests with coverage and live updates
- `/test --e2e --pup --think` → E2E tests with Puppeteer and analysis
- `/test --integration --c7 --parallel` → Integration tests with docs and parallel execution
- `/test --performance --threshold 90 --seq` → Performance testing with high coverage threshold
- `/test --security --strict --interactive` → Security testing with strict validation
**TDD Workflow:** Red→Green→Refactor cycle | Write minimal code | Comprehensive coverage | Design emergence
## Test Types and Implementation
## Testing Patterns
**Unit Tests:**
- Test individual functions, methods, and components in isolation
- Mock external dependencies and services
- Focus on business logic and edge cases
- Ensure fast execution and high reliability
- Cover both happy paths and error conditions
**Test Structure:** Arrange-Act-Assert (AAA) | Given-When-Then (BDD) | Setup→Execute→Verify→Teardown
**Integration Tests:**
- Test interactions between components and services
- Verify API contracts and data flow
- Test database operations and transactions
- Validate external service integrations
- Check error handling and recovery mechanisms
**Coverage Targets:** Statements: 80%+ | Branches: 75%+ | Functions: 90%+ | Lines: 80%+
**End-to-End Tests:**
- Test complete user workflows and journeys
- Verify critical business paths through application
- Include both success and failure scenarios
- Test across different browsers and devices
- Validate user interface interactions and responses
**Test Organization:**
- `__tests__/` or `test/` directories
- `*.test.{js,ts}` or `*.spec.{js,ts}` naming
- Mirror source structure in test directories
- Group by feature or component
**Performance Tests:**
- Load testing with realistic user scenarios
- Stress testing to identify breaking points
- Spike testing for traffic surge handling
- Volume testing with large datasets
- Endurance testing for long-running operations
@include shared/quality-patterns.yml#Test_Quality_Standards
**Security Tests:**
- Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
- Authentication and authorization testing
- Input validation and injection attack prevention
- Data encryption and privacy protection
- Session management and access control verification
## Framework Support
## Pre-Test Setup and Cleanup
**JavaScript/TypeScript:** Jest (default) | Mocha + Chai | Vitest | Testing Library
**Environment Preparation:**
- Clean test output directories (coverage/, test-results/)
- Remove artifacts from previous test runs
- Reset test databases to clean baseline state
- Clear test cache and temporary files
- Initialize test data and fixtures
**Python:** pytest (default) | unittest | nose2 | doctest
**Dependency Management:**
- Install and update testing dependencies
- Configure test environments and settings
- Set up mock services and test doubles
- Prepare test databases and seed data
- Configure network and security settings
**Go:** Built-in testing | Testify | Ginkgo/Gomega
## Coverage Analysis (--coverage)
**Java:** JUnit 5 | TestNG | Mockito | Spring Test
**Coverage Metrics:**
- Line coverage: Percentage of executed code lines
- Branch coverage: Percentage of executed conditional branches
- Function coverage: Percentage of called functions
- Statement coverage: Percentage of executed statements
- Path coverage: Percentage of executed code paths
**Coverage Goals:**
- Aim for >80% overall code coverage
- Focus on critical business logic coverage
- Identify untested code paths and edge cases
- Track coverage trends and improvements
- Generate actionable coverage reports
**Coverage Reports:**
- HTML reports with detailed line-by-line analysis
- JSON reports for programmatic consumption
- XML reports for CI/CD integration
- Summary reports with key metrics
- Trend analysis and historical comparison
## Watch Mode (--watch)
**Continuous Testing:**
- Automatic test execution on file changes
- Smart test selection based on changed files
- Fast feedback loop during development
- Real-time coverage updates
- Efficient resource utilization
**Change Detection:**
- Monitor source code files for modifications
- Track test file changes and updates
- Detect configuration and dependency changes
- Handle file system events efficiently
- Provide clear change notifications
## Interactive Mode (--interactive)
**Interactive Features:**
- Test selection and filtering capabilities
- Real-time test execution and results
- Step-through debugging for failing tests
- Live code coverage visualization
- Dynamic test configuration and options
**User Experience:**
- Clear and intuitive command interface
- Rich output formatting and highlighting
- Progress indicators and status updates
- Error highlighting and debugging aids
- Keyboard shortcuts and navigation
## Testing Best Practices
**Test Structure and Organization:**
- Use descriptive test names explaining what is being tested
- Follow AAA pattern: Arrange, Act, Assert
- Group related tests in logical test suites
- Maintain consistent test file organization
- Use clear and readable test code
**Test Independence:**
- Ensure tests can run in any order
- Avoid dependencies between tests
- Clean up test state after each test
- Use fresh test data for each test
- Mock external dependencies appropriately
**Test Data Management:**
- Create reusable test fixtures and factories
- Use meaningful test data that reflects real scenarios
- Maintain test data separately from production data
- Implement data seeding and cleanup procedures
- Version control test data and schemas
**Mocking and Test Doubles:**
- Mock external services and APIs
- Use test doubles for database interactions
- Stub complex dependencies and integrations
- Verify mock interactions and expectations
- Balance mocking with integration testing
## Test Framework Integration
**Supported Frameworks:**
- **Jest**: Modern JavaScript testing framework
- **Mocha/Chai**: Flexible Node.js testing suite
- **Pytest**: Python testing framework
- **JUnit**: Java testing framework
- **RSpec**: Ruby testing framework
**CI/CD Integration:**
- Automated test execution in pipelines
- Test result reporting and notifications
- Coverage threshold enforcement
- Parallel test execution for speed
- Test artifact collection and storage
**Other:** Framework-specific best practices | Native test runners
## Deliverables
- **Test Suites**: Comprehensive test coverage for all specified areas
- **Coverage Reports**: Detailed code coverage analysis and metrics
- **Test Documentation**: Test plans, strategies, and maintenance guides
- **CI/CD Integration**: Automated testing pipeline configuration
- **Performance Baselines**: Performance test results and benchmarks
## Output Locations
- **Coverage Reports**: `coverage/` directory with HTML, JSON, and XML reports
- **Test Results**: `test-results/` directory with detailed test outcomes
- **Performance Reports**: `.claudedocs/metrics/performance-test-{timestamp}.md`
- **Test Documentation**: `.claudedocs/reports/test-strategy-{timestamp}.md`
**Test Files:** Created in appropriate test directories | Following naming conventions | Comprehensive test cases
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
**Coverage Reports:** HTML report in `coverage/` | Console summary | Uncovered line identification
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
**CI Configuration:** GitHub Actions | CircleCI | Jenkins | GitLab CI
## Quality Assurance Standards
**Documentation:** Test plan | Test cases | Coverage goals | CI/CD integration
**Test Quality:**
- Tests should be reliable and deterministic
- Avoid flaky tests that pass/fail inconsistently
- Maintain high test code quality standards
- Regular test review and refactoring
- Continuous improvement of test effectiveness
**Coverage Standards:**
- Minimum 80% code coverage for new code
- 100% coverage for critical business logic
- Track and improve coverage over time
- Focus on meaningful coverage, not just metrics
- Regular coverage analysis and reporting
**Performance Standards:**
- Unit tests should execute in milliseconds
- Integration tests should complete within seconds
- E2E tests should finish within reasonable timeframes
- Parallel execution for improved speed
- Regular performance optimization and monitoring
## Troubleshooting
- **Slow Tests**: Use `--parallel` and optimize test performance
- **Flaky E2E Tests**: Apply `--retry` and improve test stability
- **Low Coverage**: Use `--coverage --interactive` for targeted improvement
- **Complex Scenarios**: Combine `--seq --think-hard` for comprehensive planning
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Success_Messages

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# /troubleshoot - Debug and resolve issues systematically
## Legend
| Symbol | Meaning | | Abbrev | Meaning |
|--------|---------|---|--------|---------|
| → | leads to | | cfg | configuration |
| & | and/with | | impl | implementation |
| w/ | with | | perf | performance |
| @ | at/located | | ops | operations |
| > | greater than | | val | validation |
| ∀ | for all/every | | req | requirements |
| ∃ | exists/there is | | deps | dependencies |
| ∴ | therefore | | env | environment |
| ∵ | because | | db | database |
| ≡ | equivalent | | api | interface |
| ≈ | approximately | | docs | documentation |
| 📁 | directory/path | | std | standard |
| 🔢 | number/count | | def | default |
| 📝 | text/string | | ctx | context |
| ⚙ | setting/config | | err | error |
| 🎛 | control/flags | | exec | execution |
| 🔧 | configuration | | qual | quality |
| 📋 | group/category | | rec | recovery |
| 🚨 | critical/urgent | | sev | severity |
| ⚠ | warning/caution | | resp | response |
| 🔄 | retry/recovery | | esc | escalation |
| ✅ | success/fixed | | tok | token |
| ❌ | failure/error | | opt | optimization |
| | information | | UX | user experience |
| ⚡ | fast/quick | | UI | user interface |
| 🐌 | slow/delayed | | C | critical |
| ✨ | complete/done | | H | high |
| 📖 | read operation | | M | medium |
| ✏ | edit operation | | L | low |
| 🗑 | delete operation | | |
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Universal_Legend
## Purpose
Debug and resolve issues in code or systems specified in $ARGUMENTS using systematic troubleshooting methodologies and analysis techniques.
Systematically debug and resolve issues in $ARGUMENTS using root cause analysis and evidence-based solutions.
## Syntax
`/troubleshoot [flags] [issue-description]`
## Universal Flags
--plan: "Show execution plan before running"
--uc: "UltraCompressed mode (~70% token reduction)"
--ultracompressed: "Alias for --uc"
--think: "Multi-file analysis w/ context (4K tokens)"
--think-hard: "Deep architectural analysis (10K tokens)"
--ultrathink: "Critical system redesign (32K tokens)"
--c7: "Enable Context7→library documentation lookup"
--seq: "Enable Sequential→complex analysis & thinking"
--magic: "Enable Magic→UI component generation"
--pup: "Enable Puppeteer→browser automation & testing"
--all-mcp: "Enable all MCP servers"
--no-mcp: "Disable all MCP servers (native tools only)"
--no-c7: "Disable Context7 specifically"
--no-seq: "Disable Sequential thinking specifically"
--no-magic: "Disable Magic UI builder specifically"
--no-pup: "Disable Puppeteer specifically"
@include shared/flag-inheritance.yml#Universal_Always
Examples:
- `/troubleshoot "app crashes on startup"` - Debug crash
- `/troubleshoot --performance "slow API"` - Performance issues
- `/troubleshoot --interactive "login fails"` - Guided debugging
## Command-Specific Flags
--performance: "Focus on performance bottlenecks"
--memory: "Memory leak detection and analysis"
--network: "Network-related debugging"
--interactive: "Step-by-step guided troubleshooting"
--trace: "Enable detailed execution tracing"
--bisect: "Git bisect to find breaking commit"
**Troubleshooting Modes:**
- `--investigate`: Focus on understanding and analyzing issues without immediate fixes
- `--fix`: Complete bug-fixing workflow with testing and verification (default)
- `--analyze`: Deep technical analysis of complex system interactions
- `--diagnose`: Systematic diagnostic approach with structured methodology
## Troubleshooting Approach
**Analysis Methods:**
- `--five-whys`: Apply root cause analysis methodology iteratively
- `--binary-search`: Use binary search approach to isolate problem scope
- `--timeline`: Analyze issue timeline and recent changes
- `--dependencies`: Focus on dependency and integration issues
**1. Reproduce:** Isolate minimal reproduction | Document steps | Verify consistency | Capture full context
**Environment Focus:**
- `--prod`: Production-specific issue handling with minimal disruption
- `--staging`: Staging environment debugging and testing
- `--local`: Local development environment troubleshooting
- `--cross-env`: Cross-environment consistency analysis
**2. Gather Evidence:** Error messages & stack traces | Logs & metrics | System state | Recent changes | Environment differences
**Investigation Tools:**
- `--logs`: Focus on log analysis and pattern detection
- `--performance`: Performance profiling and bottleneck analysis
- `--security`: Security-focused investigation and vulnerability analysis
- `--network`: Network connectivity and API integration debugging
**3. Form Hypotheses:** Most likely causes | Alternative explanations | Test predictions | Rule out possibilities
## Examples
- `/troubleshoot --investigate --logs --think` → Log analysis with context
- `/troubleshoot --five-whys --prod --think-hard` → Production root cause analysis
- `/troubleshoot --fix --performance --ultrathink` → Performance issue resolution
- `/troubleshoot --binary-search --dependencies` → Systematic dependency debugging
- `/troubleshoot --analyze --security --network` → Security and network analysis
**4. Test & Verify:** Targeted experiments | Change one variable | Document results | Confirm root cause
## Troubleshooting Workflow
**5. Fix & Prevent:** Implement solution | Add tests | Document fix | Prevent recurrence
**1. Issue Reproduction and Understanding**
- **Minimal Reproduction**: Create smallest possible reproduction case
- **Behavior Documentation**: Document expected vs actual behavior clearly
- **Impact Assessment**: Identify affected components, users, and business impact
- **Severity Classification**: Determine urgency and priority level
- **Environment Analysis**: Understand where and when the issue occurs
## Common Issue Categories
**2. Investigation and Isolation**
- **Tool Utilization**: Apply debugging tools and strategic logging
- **Scope Narrowing**: Use binary search to isolate problem area
- **Change Analysis**: Review recent changes using git history and blame
- **Data Collection**: Analyze logs, stack traces, and monitoring data
- **Factor Elimination**: Rule out environmental and configuration factors
**Performance:** Slow queries | Memory leaks | CPU bottlenecks | Network latency | Inefficient algorithms
**3. Root Cause Analysis**
- **Underlying Causes**: Look beyond symptoms to find root causes
- **Five-Whys Method**: Apply iterative questioning technique
- **Systemic Analysis**: Consider broader system and process issues
- **Contributing Factors**: Document all factors that led to the issue
- **Pattern Recognition**: Identify similar issues and common causes
**Crashes/Errors:** Null references | Type mismatches | Race conditions | Memory corruption | Stack overflow
**4. Solution Development (--fix mode)**
- **Test Creation**: Write failing test that reproduces the issue
- **Minimal Fix**: Implement focused solution addressing root cause
- **Compatibility**: Ensure backward compatibility and minimal disruption
- **Edge Cases**: Consider side effects and edge case scenarios
- **Code Review**: Apply standard code review and quality practices
**Integration:** API failures | Authentication issues | Version conflicts | Configuration problems | Network timeouts
**5. Verification and Prevention**
- **Fix Validation**: Verify solution resolves issue completely
- **Regression Testing**: Run full test suite to prevent regressions
- **Realistic Testing**: Test in production-like conditions
- **Monitoring**: Add monitoring and alerting for early detection
- **Documentation**: Record lessons learned and prevention measures
**Data Issues:** Corruption | Inconsistency | Migration failures | Encoding problems | Concurrency conflicts
## Investigation Techniques
**Debugging Approaches:**
- **Strategic Logging**: Add targeted logging at key decision points
- **Breakpoint Analysis**: Use debugger breakpoints for step-through analysis
- **State Inspection**: Examine variable states and data structures
- **Call Stack Analysis**: Trace execution paths and function calls
- **Memory Debugging**: Analyze memory usage and potential leaks
**Performance Analysis:**
- **Profiling Tools**: Use performance profilers for bottleneck identification
- **Resource Monitoring**: Track CPU, memory, and I/O usage patterns
- **Query Analysis**: Analyze database queries and execution plans
- **Network Inspection**: Monitor network requests and response times
- **Caching Evaluation**: Assess caching effectiveness and hit rates
**System Analysis:**
- **Configuration Review**: Examine system and application configurations
- **Dependency Mapping**: Map and analyze component dependencies
- **Integration Testing**: Test inter-service communication and APIs
- **Infrastructure Analysis**: Review infrastructure and deployment setup
- **Security Assessment**: Analyze security configurations and access controls
## Five-Whys Analysis (--five-whys)
**Methodology:**
1. **Problem Statement**: Clearly define the observed problem
2. **First Why**: Why did this problem occur? (immediate cause)
3. **Second Why**: Why did that cause occur? (deeper cause)
4. **Third Why**: Why did that deeper cause occur? (root cause)
5. **Fourth Why**: Why does that root cause exist? (systemic cause)
6. **Fifth Why**: Why is that system in place? (organizational cause)
**Documentation:**
- Record each level of analysis with evidence
- Document contributing factors at each level
- Identify prevention measures for each cause
- Propose systemic improvements to prevent recurrence
- Create action items for short-term and long-term fixes
## Production Issue Handling (--prod)
**Production-Specific Considerations:**
- **Minimal Disruption**: Prioritize system stability and user experience
- **Rollback Readiness**: Prepare immediate rollback options
- **Monitoring Integration**: Use existing monitoring and alerting systems
- **Communication**: Maintain stakeholder communication throughout
- **Documentation**: Record all changes and decisions for audit trail
**Production Analysis:**
- **Deployment Correlation**: Correlate issues with recent deployments
- **Traffic Patterns**: Analyze user traffic and usage patterns
- **Configuration Changes**: Review recent configuration modifications
- **Resource Utilization**: Monitor system resource usage and limits
- **Service Dependencies**: Check health of dependent services
**Safe Production Practices:**
- **Feature Flags**: Use feature toggles to isolate problematic features
- **Gradual Rollout**: Implement fixes gradually with monitoring
- **A/B Testing**: Compare fix effectiveness with control groups
- **Circuit Breakers**: Implement circuit breakers for failing services
- **Health Checks**: Continuous health monitoring during fixes
## Investigation Tools and Techniques
**Logging and Monitoring:**
- Centralized log aggregation and analysis
- Real-time monitoring dashboards and alerts
- Distributed tracing for microservices
- Application performance monitoring (APM)
- Custom metrics and business intelligence
**Debugging Tools:**
- Interactive debuggers and IDE integration
- Remote debugging capabilities
- Memory profilers and leak detectors
- Performance profiling tools
- Network traffic analyzers
**Testing and Validation:**
- Unit test creation for bug reproduction
- Integration testing for component interactions
- Load testing for performance issues
- Security testing for vulnerability assessment
- Chaos engineering for resilience testing
@include shared/quality-patterns.yml#Root_Cause_Analysis
## Deliverables
- **Investigation Report**: Comprehensive analysis of issue and findings
- **Root Cause Analysis**: Detailed five-whys analysis with evidence
- **Solution Documentation**: Fix implementation with rationale
- **Prevention Plan**: Measures to prevent similar issues
- **Monitoring Enhancements**: Improved detection and alerting
- **Lessons Learned**: Knowledge base updates and team learnings
## Output Locations
- **Incident Reports**: `.claudedocs/incidents/rca-{issue}-{timestamp}.md`
- **Investigation Logs**: `.claudedocs/reports/troubleshoot-{timestamp}.md`
- **Solution Documentation**: `.claudedocs/summaries/fix-{issue}-{timestamp}.md`
**Root Cause Report:** Issue description | Evidence collected | Analysis process | Root cause identified | Fix implemented
## Research Requirements
External_Library_Research:
- Identify library/framework mentioned
- Context7 lookup for official documentation
- Verify API patterns and examples
- Check version compatibility
- Document findings in implementation
Pattern_Research:
- Search existing codebase for similar patterns
- Magic component search if UI-related
- WebSearch for official documentation
- Validate approach with Sequential thinking
- Document pattern choice rationale
API_Integration_Research:
- Official documentation lookup
- Authentication requirements
- Rate limiting and error handling
- SDK availability and examples
- Integration testing approach
**Fix Documentation:** What was broken | Why it broke | How it was fixed | Prevention measures | Test cases added
## Report Notifications
📄 Analysis report saved to: {path}
📊 Metrics updated: {path}
📋 Summary saved to: {path}
💾 Checkpoint created: {path}
📚 Documentation created: {path}
📁 Created directory: {path}
✅ {operation} completed successfully
❌ {operation} failed: {reason}
⚠ {operation} completed w/ warnings
**Knowledge Base:** Problem→Solution mapping | Troubleshooting guides | Common patterns | Prevention checklist
## Best Practices
**Systematic Approach:**
- Follow structured troubleshooting methodology
- Document findings and decisions throughout process
- Maintain objectivity and avoid assumption-based debugging
- Use data and evidence to drive investigation
- Consider multiple hypotheses before settling on solutions
**Collaboration and Communication:**
- Involve relevant team members and stakeholders
- Communicate status and findings regularly
- Share knowledge and learnings with team
- Document solutions for future reference
- Conduct post-incident reviews for improvement
**Prevention Focus:**
- Address root causes, not just symptoms
- Implement monitoring and alerting improvements
- Update processes and procedures based on learnings
- Enhance testing and quality assurance practices
- Build resilience and error handling into systems
## Common Error Scenarios
### Database Connection Issues
```bash
/troubleshoot --investigate --dependencies "connection timeout"
# → Checks DB connectivity, credentials, network latency
# → Verifies connection pool settings and timeouts
# → Tests failover mechanisms and retry logic
```
### Memory Leaks & Performance
```bash
/troubleshoot --performance --logs --binary-search
# → Profiles memory usage patterns over time
# → Identifies allocation hotspots and retention issues
# → Implements heap dump analysis and GC tuning
```
### Production Emergencies
```bash
/troubleshoot --prod --investigate --timeline --critical
# → Creates incident timeline with system events
# → Preserves logs and state for post-mortem analysis
# → Implements safe rollback procedures if needed
```
### Integration & API Failures
```bash
/troubleshoot --dependencies --network --cross-env
# → Tests API endpoints and service dependencies
# → Validates authentication and authorization flows
# → Checks rate limiting and circuit breaker status
```
## Troubleshooting
- **Complex Issues**: Use `--ultrathink --five-whys` for comprehensive analysis
- **Production Emergencies**: Apply `--prod --investigate --timeline` for safe handling
- **Performance Problems**: Combine `--performance --logs --binary-search`
- **Integration Issues**: Use `--dependencies --network --cross-env`
## Success Messages
✅ {operation} completed successfully
📝 Created: {file_path}
✏ Updated: {file_path}
✨ Task completed: {task_title}
@include shared/universal-constants.yml#Success_Messages