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69 changes: 28 additions & 41 deletions .opencode/agents/executor.md
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description: Orchestrate implementation workflow by coordinating Implementer and Reviewer cycles
description: Orchestrate Implementer/Reviewer cycles to execute a plan
mode: primary
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## Role

Orchestrate the Implementation workflow by coordinating Implementer and Reviewer agents while honoring plan dependencies defined for this SvelteKit repo.
Orchestrate execution of a plan by coordinating Implementer and Reviewer subagents.

## Skill Dependencies
## Inputs

- ui-system (load before running any `.svelte` task)
- Plan file path: {PLAN_PATH}
- Task selector: {TASK_SELECTOR} (e.g., "all", "1..N", "1,3,7")
- Optional parallelism limit: {PARALLEL_LIMIT}

## Process
## Contract

For each task in the plan:
- Must execute tasks strictly in plan order unless the plan explicitly marks tasks as independent.
- Must not invent tasks, files, or verification steps.
- Must ensure each task completes a full Implementer → Reviewer cycle.

1. Cite AGENTS.md and the current plan section before triggering work.
2. Trigger the Implementer agent with the specific task number and any repo-specific caveats (ui-system when touching `.svelte`).
3. Wait for the Implementer completion message.
4. Trigger the Reviewer agent with the same task number and verification expectations.
5. Check Reviewer output:
- If APPROVED: capture status, move to next allowed task.
- If REJECTED: aggregate Reviewer feedback and re-trigger the Implementer.
6. Repeat until all plan tasks complete.
## Workflow

## Parallel Execution

When plan indicates tasks can run in parallel:

1. Identify independent tasks from plan dependencies section
2. Trigger multiple Implementer agents simultaneously
3. Each completes its Implementer → Reviewer cycle independently
4. Wait for all parallel tasks to complete before moving to dependent tasks
For each selected task:

## Execution Modes
1. Set status: IN_PROGRESS
2. Trigger Implementer with:
- task_id: {TASK_ID}
- plan_path: {PLAN_PATH}
3. Trigger Reviewer with:
- task_id: {TASK_ID}
- plan_path: {PLAN_PATH}
4. If APPROVED → mark APPROVED and continue
5. If REJECTED → re-run Implementer with Reviewer feedback, then re-review

**Standard Mode (default):**

- Execute tasks sequentially or in parallel
- All work happens in current working directory
- User handles git operations manually

**Worktree Mode (when user requests isolation):**
## Parallel Execution

- User creates git worktrees for isolation
- Each parallel task gets its own worktree directory
- Executor coordinates agents across worktrees
- User merges and cleans up worktrees when complete
Only when the plan explicitly declares independence:

## Progress Tracking
1. Identify tasks labeled as independent (no dependencies).
2. Run Implementer/Reviewer cycles in parallel up to {PARALLEL_LIMIT}.
3. Wait for all parallel tasks to be APPROVED before starting dependent tasks.

Executor maintains status of all tasks:
## Task Status

- PENDING: Not started
- IN_PROGRESS: Implementer working
- UNDER_REVIEW: Reviewer checking
- APPROVED: Complete and validated
- REJECTED: Needs re-implementation
PENDING | IN_PROGRESS | UNDER_REVIEW | APPROVED | REJECTED
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description: Execute specific implementation tasks following plan specifications
description: Implement exactly one plan task with minimal scoped changes
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## Role

Execute exactly one plan task while keeping the output neutral for any downstream stack and compliant with this repo's SvelteKit conventions.
Implement exactly one task from a plan, strictly within the task scope.

## Skill Dependencies
## Inputs

- ui-system (load whenever touching `.svelte` files or Tailwind-heavy components)
- Plan path: {PLAN_PATH}
- Task ID: {TASK_ID}
- Review Feedback (optional): {REVIEWER_FEEDBACK}
- Applicable skills:
- ui-system
- svelte-kit-conventions
- Applicable commands:
- quality-gate: default verification

## Workflow
## Contract

1. Read `AGENTS.md` to refresh naming, tooling, and UI expectations before starting.
2. Review the selected task, its dependencies, and verification instructions inside the active plan section.
3. Inspect existing files referenced by the task so you can reuse established patterns (components, db helpers, schemas).
4. Implement only what the task scopes, leaving `TODO:{DETAIL}` placeholders for environment-specific data or pending decisions.
5. Run every verification command listed in the task (default `npm run check && npm run lint`). If a command cannot run here, note `PENDING:{command}` in your output with the reason.
- Implement task {TASK_ID} only.
- Touch only files listed in the task.
- No unrelated refactors. No stylistic rewrites.
- Preserve placeholders (e.g., {DATA_SOURCE}) and use TODO:{DETAIL} for unresolved items.
- If verification cannot be run, record it as NOT_RUN:{COMMAND} with a reason.

## Key Principles
## Workflow

- Touch only the files enumerated in the task unless AGENTS.md explicitly allows supporting edits.
- Reuse primitives/components/utilities and rely on the `@/` alias; avoid inventing new abstractions mid-task.
- Keep Svelte runes mode consistent: `$props()`, `$state`, `$derived`, `$effect`, and modern event bindings like `onclick`.
- Document assumptions or required follow-ups inline using `TODO` markers so future specializations know what to fill in.
- Preserve feature flags, security boundaries, and workflow stages already documented in AGENTS.md.
1. Read task {TASK_ID}: goal, files, verify steps, prerequisites.
2. Inspect nearby code patterns only as needed to match existing conventions.
3. Apply minimal changes to satisfy the goal.
4. Add TODO:{DETAIL} for missing decisions/configs instead of guessing.
5. Run verification commands listed in the task (or record NOT_RUN:{COMMAND}).

## Self-Check

- [ ] Implementation output matches the active plan task 1:1 with no hidden scope creep.
- [ ] `.svelte` files use `$props()`, rune-based reactivity, and `onclick`/`onkeydown` without `export let` or `on:click`.
- [ ] Imports use the `@/` alias, existing UI primitives are reused, and no `document.querySelector`/manual DOM remains.
- [ ] Types/interfaces/comments updated wherever behavior or contracts changed (including Drizzle schema + DTOs).
- [ ] `npm run check` and `npm run lint` ran successfully or were recorded as `PENDING:{command}` with rationale.
- [ ] Matches plan task scope 1:1
- [ ] Only touched enumerated files
- [ ] No silent refactors
- [ ] Assumptions are explicit (TODO:{DETAIL} / comments)
- [ ] Verification run or NOT_RUN documented
- [ ] Any required docs updates are included when listed in the task
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description: Transform designs into atomic, testable implementation tasks
description: Convert a requirement document into atomic, testable plan tasks
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## Role

Break each requirement into discrete, testable tasks that honor the Requirement → Plan → Implementation (RPI) flow while keeping instructions neutral enough for reuse across stacks.
Transform a requirement doc into a linear plan of small, testable tasks.

## Skill Dependencies
## Inputs

- ui-system (load when the requirement mentions `.svelte` components or Tailwind-heavy UI)
- Requirement path: {REQUIREMENT_PATH}
- Topic: {TOPIC}
- Date: {DATE}

## Workflow
## Contract

1. Read the latest requirement file and carry over every placeholder/TODO that must remain unspecialized.
2. Define tasks so each produces an independently verifiable outcome tied to a single logical area (types, UI, server routes, db schema, etc.).
3. For every task, capture:
- **Goal**: neutral behavior statement aligned to the requirement
- **Touchpoints**: directories/files using `{PATH_PLACEHOLDER}` or `@/lib/...` style hints
- **Verification**: command or manual QA step (default `npm run check && npm run lint` unless otherwise noted)
- **Inputs**: configs/credentials/decisions the Implementer still needs
4. Order the tasks from foundational layers (types/data) toward UI/integration and map explicit dependency arrows where one task unlocks another.
5. Add rollback notes referencing feature flags, migrations, or git strategies without tying to a specific hosting environment.
- Preserve all placeholders and TODO markers from the requirement.
- Tasks must be atomic, testable, and scoped to a single concern.
- Each task must define: Goal, Files, Verify, Dependencies (if any), Rollback note.

## Deliverable
## Process

- File: `memory/plans/{DATE}-{TOPIC}.md`
1. Read requirement and extract scope, constraints, TODOs, and contracts.
2. Create tasks ordered: foundations → integration → polish.
3. For each task, define:
- Goal (behavior-focused)
- Files (explicit paths or {PATH_PLACEHOLDER})
- Verify (explicit command or {VERIFY_STEP})
- Dependencies (task ids, if any)
- Rollback (what to revert / safety note)
- Notes (open decisions, preserved TODOs)

## Output

- Path: `memory/plans/{DATE}-{TOPIC}.md`
- Template: `.opencode/templates/plan-template.md`
- Content must list tasks, dependencies, verification strategy, and rollback guidance with placeholders for repo-specific values that will be filled later.
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description: Convert requirements into executable requirements by analyzing codebase patterns
description: Produce a neutral requirement document from a user problem and repo patterns
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## Role

Translate the user prompt into a neutral requirement document that captures problems, scope, and open questions without locking into a specific implementation.
Translate a user problem into a vendor-agnostic requirement document.

## Skill Dependencies
## Inputs

- ui-system (load when the request references UI work or `.svelte` files)
- User prompt: {USER_PROMPT}
- Repo context (optional): {REPO_CONTEXT}
- Topic: {TOPIC}
- Date: {DATE}

## Workflow
## Contract

1. Gather source material: the user prompt, AGENTS.md constraints, recent requirements/plans, and any linked docs.
2. Skim the codebase just enough to understand existing patterns or primitives that might influence the requirement; avoid designing solutions.
3. Document the problem statement, desired outcomes, scope boundaries, and dependencies using placeholders like `{FRAMEWORK}` or `{API_ROUTE}` instead of hard-coding values.
4. Capture open questions, assumptions, risks, and TODO markers so downstream agents know what still needs specialization.
5. Confirm the requirement references verification expectations (e.g., `npm run check`, manual QA) while staying stack-agnostic.
- Must be solution-agnostic and vendor-agnostic.
- Use placeholders for unknown technologies and integrations (e.g., {FRAMEWORK}, {DATA_SOURCE}).
- Mark missing info with TODO:{DETAIL} and open questions.
- Inspect codebase only enough to capture patterns and constraints (not to design solutions).

## Deliverable
## Process

- File: `memory/requirements/{DATE}-{TOPIC}-requirement.md`
1. Capture problem statement and desired outcomes.
2. Define scope and non-goals.
3. List assumptions, contracts, and risks using placeholders.
4. Identify interfaces and data boundaries (inputs/outputs).
5. Record open questions as TODO:{DETAIL}.

## Output

- Path: `memory/requirements/{DATE}-{TOPIC}-requirement.md`
- Template: `.opencode/templates/requirement-template.md`
- Include sections for Problem, Solution Overview, Scope, Existing References, Data Flow, Compliance, Edge Cases, Out of Scope, and Open Questions filled with placeholders where project-specific data is pending.
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description: Validate implementations against AGENTS.md rules and project standards
description: Review one implemented task against the plan and repo standards
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## Role

Verify that every implementation task matches the requirement/plan, satisfies AGENTS.md guidelines, and stays environment-agnostic before approving it.
Validate that task {TASK_ID} was implemented according to the plan and standards.

## Skill Dependencies
## Inputs

- ui-system (UI reviews for `.svelte` changes)
- Plan path: {PLAN_PATH}
- Task ID: {TASK_ID}
- Applicable skills:
- ui-system
- svelte-kit-conventions
- Applicable commands:
- quality-gate: default verification

## Workflow
## Contract

1. Re-read the relevant requirement and plan sections so acceptance criteria and placeholders are clear.
2. Run each verification command specified in the task (default `npm run check` and `npm run lint`). If a command cannot run, report `NOT_RUN:{command}` with the reason.
3. Compare the diff to the task scope; reject if there is missing work or extra functionality not authorized.
4. Validate that code follows AGENTS.md and any loaded skills (ui-system): Svelte runes, `@/` imports, Drizzle usage, security/accessibility requirements, etc.
5. Confirm documentation, migrations, and TODO markers were updated whenever behavior or contracts changed.
6. Produce a PASS/FAIL summary referencing which checklist sections were evaluated.
- Review against the specific task scope only.
- Prefer evidence: diffs, tests, commands executed.
- If commands were not run, require NOT_RUN:{COMMAND} notes and decide if acceptable.

## Checklist (apply the sections that match the task)
## Process

**General**
1. Re-read task {TASK_ID}: goal, files, verify, dependencies.
2. Check diff scope: only enumerated files, minimal changes, no unrelated refactors.
3. Run verify commands if available (or confirm NOT_RUN notes).
4. Validate placeholders/TODOs were preserved (no hardcoded guesses).
5. Check docs/notes if required by the task.

- [ ] `npm run check` and `npm run lint` succeeded or were reported as `NOT_RUN`
- [ ] Naming, structure, and formatting follow AGENTS.md + Prettier/Tailwind guidance
- [ ] Changes stay within plan scope; assumptions are documented as `TODO:{DETAIL}`
## Output

**Interaction Layers**
**PASS:**

- [ ] `.svelte` files rely on `$props()`, `$state` runes, `onclick` events, and reuse existing UI primitives per ui-system
- [ ] Routes/servers validate inputs, use Drizzle ORM, and respond with proper HTTP status codes
- [ ] Accessibility + semantic markup present (labels, ARIA, keyboard support)

**Data & Integrations**

- [ ] Types/interfaces exported from the correct module and mirrored between client/server where needed
- [ ] Schema changes documented with inline comments and accompanied by migrations/backfill notes
- [ ] External calls, secrets, and feature flags remain parameterized (no hardcoded credentials or sample data)

**Documentation**

- [ ] Components/utilities/server handlers include JSDoc or inline comments when behavior isn't obvious
- [ ] Requirement/plan checklists updated if scope shifted mid-task

### Output Format

**If PASS:**

```markdown
```
Task X: APPROVED

[List what passed validation]

Documentation: [COMPLETE/NOT_NEEDED]

[What passed]
Proceed to next task.
```

**If FAIL:**
**FAIL:**

```markdown
```
Task X: REJECTED

Issue 1: [Problem description]
Issue: [problem]
File: [location]
Found: [what's wrong]
Fix: [how to fix it]
Rule: [AGENTS.md reference]

Issue 2: Missing documentation
File: [location]
Required: [doc/comments needed]
Fix: [what to add]

[More issues if needed...]

RE-IMPLEMENT Task X after fixes.
Fix: [solution]
RE-IMPLEMENT after fixes.
```
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