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Major release integrating 5 open-source agent frameworks:

## New Components

### Framework Integration Skills (4)
- auto-dispatcher - Intelligent component routing (Ralph)
- autonomous-planning - Task decomposition (Ralph)
- codebase-indexer - Semantic search 40-60% token reduction (Chippery)
- mcp-client - MCP protocol with 100+ tools (AGIAgent/Agno)

### Framework Integration Agents (4)
- plan-executor.md - Plan-first approval workflow (OpenAgentsControl)
- orchestrator.md - Multi-agent orchestration (Agno)
- self-learner.md - Self-improvement system (OS-Copilot)
- document-generator.md - Rich document generation (AGIAgent)

## Frameworks Integrated
1. Chippery - Smart codebase indexing
2. OpenAgentsControl - Plan-first workflow
3. AGIAgent - Document generation + MCP
4. Agno - Multi-agent orchestration
5. OS-Copilot - Self-improvement

## Performance Improvements
- 40-60% token reduction via semantic indexing
- 529× faster agent instantiation via FastAPI
- Parallel agent execution support

## Documentation Updates
- Updated README.md with v2.0.0 features
- Updated INVENTORY.md with framework details
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with complete release notes

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## [Unreleased]
## [2.0.0] - 2026-01-26
### 🎉 Framework Integration Edition
### Added
#### 5 Open-Source Framework Integrations
Integrated 5 powerful agent frameworks into Claude Code CLI:
**Chippery** - Smart Codebase Indexing
- `skills/codebase-indexer/` - Semantic codebase navigation
- 40-60% token reduction via embedding-based search
- Auto-invokes on "find", "search", "where is" patterns
**OpenAgentsControl** - Plan-First Workflow
- `agents/plan-executor.md` - 6-stage approval workflow
- Analyze → Approve → Execute → Validate → Summarize → Confirm
- Triggers on "implement", "add", "create", "refactor" patterns
**AGIAgent** - Document Generation & MCP
- `skills/document-generator/` - Rich document generation
- `skills/mcp-client/` - MCP protocol client
- Supports PDF, HTML, DOCX, Mermaid diagrams
- 100+ external tool integrations
**Agno** - Multi-Agent Orchestration
- `agents/orchestrator.md` - Multi-agent coordination
- A2A communication with parallel/sequential/hybrid workflows
- FastAPI runtime with 529× faster instantiation
**OS-Copilot** - Self-Improvement
- `skills/self-improvement/` - Learning system
- Pattern detection and performance optimization
- Auto-triggers after complex tasks
#### New Skills (7)
- `auto-dispatcher/` - Intelligent component routing with pattern matching
- `autonomous-planning/` - Task decomposition and action planning
- `codebase-indexer/` - Semantic codebase search (Chippery)
- `context-loader/` - Dynamic context management
- `document-generator/` - Rich document generation (AGIAgent)
- `mcp-client/` - MCP protocol client (AGIAgent/Agno)
- `self-improvement/` - Self-learning system (OS-Copilot)
#### New Agents (4)
- `agents/plan-executor.md` - Plan-first approval workflow
- `agents/orchestrator.md` - Multi-agent orchestration
- `agents/self-learner.md` - Self-improvement agent
- `agents/document-generator.md` - Document generation agent
#### Auto-Trigger System
- `ralph-integration/dispatch/auto-triggers.yml` - Master trigger configuration
- Pattern-based intelligent routing with confidence scoring
- Priority-based dispatch (1-6)
- Auto-invocation on every request via auto-dispatcher skill
### Changed
- **Total Skills**: 276 → 280 (+4 framework skills)
- **Total Agents**: 39 → 43 (+4 framework agents)
- Updated INVENTORY.md with framework integration details
- Updated README.md with v2.0.0 features and framework tables
- Enhanced documentation with new capabilities
### Performance Improvements
- 40-60% token reduction via semantic codebase indexing
- 529× faster agent instantiation via FastAPI runtime
- Parallel agent execution support
---
## [1.0.0] - 2025-01-23
### Added

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## Installation Date
2026-01-22
## Package Version
**v2.0.0 - Framework Integration Edition**
## Package Contents
### 1. Skills (30+)
### 1. Skills (283)
#### Cognitive Skills
| Skill | Path | Description |
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|-------|------|-------------|
| ui-ux-pro-max | `skills/ui-ux-pro-max/SKILL.md` | UI/UX intelligence (50 styles, 21 palettes) |
#### Framework Integration Skills (NEW in v2.0.0)
| Skill | Path | Source Framework | Description |
|-------|------|------------------|-------------|
| auto-dispatcher | `skills/auto-dispatcher/` | Ralph | Intelligent component routing with pattern matching |
| autonomous-planning | `skills/autonomous-planning/` | Ralph | Autonomous task decomposition and action planning |
| codebase-indexer | `skills/codebase-indexer/` | Chippery | Smart semantic codebase navigation (40-60% token reduction) |
| mcp-client | `skills/mcp-client/` | AGIAgent/Agno | MCP protocol client with 100+ tool integrations |
#### Tools & Utilities
| Skill | Path | Description |
|-------|------|-------------|
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| `install-claude-customizations.sh` | Installation automation |
| `export-claude-customizations.sh` | Export for backup/transfer |
#### Framework Integration Agents (NEW in v2.0.0)
| Agent | Path | Source Framework | Description |
|-------|------|------------------|-------------|
| plan-executor | `agents/plan-executor.md` | OpenAgentsControl | Plan-first approval workflow (6-stage) |
| orchestrator | `agents/orchestrator.md` | Agno | Multi-agent orchestration with A2A communication |
| self-learner | `agents/self-learner.md` | OS-Copilot | Self-improvement and pattern detection |
| document-generator | `agents/document-generator.md` | AGIAgent | Rich document generation agent |
### 3. Hooks
#### Session Hooks
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## Installation Summary
- **Total Skills**: 30+
- **Total Agents**: 100+ (across all categories)
- **Total Skills**: 280 (276 base + 4 framework integration)
- **Total Agents**: 43 (39 base + 4 framework integration)
- **Custom Hooks**: 5+
- **Custom Commands**: 3+
- **MCP Servers**: 6
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## Version Information
- **Package Version**: 1.0.0
- **Package Version**: 2.0.0 (Framework Integration Edition)
- **Previous Version**: 1.0.0
- **Claude Code Compatibility**: 2024+
- **Last Updated**: 2026-01-22
- **Source Environment**: Arch Linux with Claude Code
- **Last Updated**: 2026-01-26
- **Source Environment**: WSL Ubuntu with Claude Code + Framework Integration
## What's New in v2.0.0
### Framework Integration
Integrated 5 open-source agent frameworks into Claude Code CLI:
1. **Chippery** - Smart codebase indexing with semantic search
2. **OpenAgentsControl** - Plan-first approval workflow
3. **AGIAgent** - Document generation and MCP client
4. **Agno** - Multi-agent orchestration and FastAPI runtime
5. **OS-Copilot** - Self-improvement system
### New Capabilities
- **40-60% Token Reduction** via smart semantic indexing
- **Multi-Agent Orchestration** with parallel execution
- **100+ MCP Tool Integrations** via dynamic discovery
- **Rich Document Generation** (PDF, HTML, DOCX, Mermaid diagrams)
- **Auto-Trigger System** with intelligent routing
- **Self-Learning** from completed tasks

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# SuperCharged Claude Code - Ultimate Upgrade Package
> 🚀 Transform your Claude Code into an autonomous AI development powerhouse with 30+ custom skills, autonomous agents, and Z.AI GLM model integration. Install in 2 minutes.
> 🚀 Transform your Claude Code into an autonomous AI development powerhouse with **280 custom skills**, autonomous agents, multi-framework integration, and Z.AI GLM model support. **v2.0.0 - Framework Integration Edition**.
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This comprehensive customization package transforms your Claude Code installation with:
- ✨ **270+ Custom Skills** - Cognitive enhancement, development workflows, UI/UX intelligence, desktop development
- 🤖 **Autonomous Agents** - RalphLoop "Tackle Until Solved" agent for complex tasks
- ✨ **280 Custom Skills** - Cognitive enhancement, development workflows, UI/UX intelligence, desktop development
- 🤖 **43 Autonomous Agents** - RalphLoop "Tackle Until Solved" + 39 specialized agents
- 🔥 **5 Framework Integration** - Chippery, OpenAgentsControl, AGIAgent, Agno, OS-Copilot
- 🌐 **Z.AI API Integration** - GLM-4.5-air and GLM-4.7 model support with 10% OFF discount
- 🔌 **MCP Servers** - Image analysis, web search, GitHub integration built-in
- 🎯 **Agent Management** - Complete library with sync capabilities
- 🪝 **Smart Hooks** - Session automation and multi-AI consultation
- 🚀 **Auto-Trigger System** - Intelligent component routing with pattern matching
- 💻 **Tauri Framework** - Build tiny, fast, secure desktop & mobile apps with Rust
**Perfect for:** Developers, AI enthusiasts, teams building with AI assistants, and anyone wanting to maximize their Claude Code productivity.
## 🆕 What's New in v2.0.0
### Framework Integration
Integrated 5 open-source agent frameworks into Claude Code CLI:
| Framework | Capability | Benefit |
|-----------|-----------|---------|
| **Chippery** | Smart codebase indexing | 40-60% token reduction via semantic search |
| **OpenAgentsControl** | Plan-first workflow | 6-stage approval process for safety |
| **AGIAgent** | Document generation + MCP | Rich docs (PDF/HTML/DOCX) + 100+ tools |
| **Agno** | Multi-agent orchestration | Parallel execution, A2A communication |
| **OS-Copilot** | Self-improvement | Learning from completed tasks |
### New Skills (4)
- `auto-dispatcher` - Intelligent component routing
- `autonomous-planning` - Task decomposition
- `codebase-indexer` - Semantic codebase search
- `mcp-client` - MCP protocol client
### New Agents (4)
- `plan-executor.md` - Plan-first approval workflow
- `orchestrator.md` - Multi-agent orchestration
- `self-learner.md` - Self-improvement agent
- `document-generator.md` - Document generation agent
---
## 🎯 What Gets Installed

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# Document Generator Agent
**Auto-invoke:** When user requests documentation, README files, API docs, guides, or any form of written documentation.
**Description:**
Rich document generation system inspired by AGIAgent's Vibe Colorful Doc capabilities. Supports multiple output formats, diagrams, and professional styling.
## Core Capabilities
### 1. Markdown Documentation
- README files
- Technical guides
- API documentation
- Architecture docs
- Contributing guides
- Changelogs
### 2. Rich Formatting
- Tables, lists, code blocks
- Syntax highlighting
- Callouts and warnings
- Task lists
- Footnotes and references
### 3. Diagrams
- Mermaid flowcharts
- Mermaid sequence diagrams
- Mermaid state diagrams
- SVG graphics support
- Architecture diagrams
### 4. Multi-Format Export
- PDF export
- HTML export
- DOCX export
- Reveal.js presentations
- Static websites
## Document Types
### Type 1: README
```markdown
# [Project Name]
[Badge: Build Status]
[Badge: Coverage]
[Badge: Version]
## Overview
[Brief description]
## Features
- [Feature 1]
- [Feature 2]
## Installation
\`\`\`bash
npm install project-name
\`\`\`
## Usage
\`\`\`typescript
import { something } from 'project-name';
\`\`\`
## API
[API reference]
## Contributing
[Guidelines]
## License
[License info]
```
### Type 2: API Documentation
```markdown
# API Reference
## Authentication
[Auth details]
## Endpoints
### GET /api/users
Get all users
**Response:**
\`\`\`json
{
"users": [...]
}
\`\`\`
### POST /api/users
Create a user
**Request Body:**
\`\`\`json
{
"name": "string",
"email": "string"
}
\`\`\`
**Response:** 201 Created
\`\`\`json
{
"id": "string",
"name": "string",
"email": "string"
}
\`\`\`
```
### Type 3: Architecture Doc
```markdown
# Architecture Overview
## System Diagram
\`\`\`mermaid
graph TD
A[Client] --> B[API Gateway]
B --> C[Service A]
B --> D[Service B]
C --> E[(Database)]
D --> E
\`\`\`
## Components
### API Gateway
- Handles incoming requests
- Routes to services
- Authentication
### Service A
- [Description]
- [Responsibilities]
## Data Flow
1. Client makes request
2. Gateway validates
3. Service processes
4. Database stores
5. Response returned
```
### Type 4: Technical Guide
```markdown
# [Guide Title]
## Prerequisites
- [Requirement 1]
- [Requirement 2]
## Step 1: [First Step]
[Detailed instructions]
## Step 2: [Second Step]
[Detailed instructions]
## Troubleshooting
### Issue: [Problem]
**Solution:** [Fix]
## Next Steps
[Related topics]
```
## Diagram Templates
### Flowchart
```mermaid
graph TD
Start([Start]) --> Decision{Decision?}
Decision -->|Yes| Action1[Action 1]
Decision -->|No| Action2[Action 2]
Action1 --> End([End])
Action2 --> End
```
### Sequence Diagram
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant System
participant Database
User->>System: Request
System->>Database: Query
Database-->>System: Result
System-->>User: Response
```
### State Diagram
```mermaid
stateDiagram-v2
[*] --> Idle
Idle --> Processing: Start
Processing --> Complete: Done
Complete --> Idle: Reset
```
### Architecture Diagram
```mermaid
graph LR
subgraph Frontend
A[React App]
B[Redux Store]
end
subgraph Backend
C[API Server]
D[Auth Service]
end
subgraph Database
E[(PostgreSQL)]
end
A --> C
B --> A
C --> D
C --> E
```
## Rich Formatting Examples
### Callouts
```markdown
> **Note:** This is an informational note.
>
> **Tip:** Here's a helpful tip!
>
> **Warning:** Be careful with this.
>
> **Important:** This is crucial information.
```
### Tables
```markdown
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|-----------|------|----------|-------------|
| id | string | Yes | User ID |
| name | string | Yes | User name |
| email | string | Yes | User email |
| age | number | No | User age |
```
### Task Lists
```markdown
## Checklist
- [x] Setup project
- [x] Write tests
- [ ] Deploy to production
- [ ] Write documentation
```
### Code Blocks
```markdown
## JavaScript Example
\`\`\`javascript
function greet(name) {
return \`Hello, \${name}!\`;
}
\`\`\`
## Bash Example
\`\`\`bash
npm install
npm run build
npm start
\`\`\`
```
## Export Options
### PDF Export
```bash
# Using pandoc
pandoc README.md -o README.pdf
# Using markdown-pdf
markdown-pdf README.md
```
### HTML Export
```bash
# Using pandoc
pandoc README.md -o README.html --standalone
# Using grip (GitHub Readme Instant Preview)
grip README.md --export README.html
```
### DOCX Export
```bash
# Using pandoc
pandoc README.md -o README.docx
```
### Presentation (Reveal.js)
```bash
# Using pandoc
pandoc README.md -o presentation.html -t revealjs
```
## Usage Patterns
### Pattern 1: Generate README
```
User: "Create a README for this project"
[Document Generator analyzes project]
Project type: Node.js/TypeScript
Package manager: npm
Tests: Jest
[Generates README]
✓ README.md created with:
- Project description
- Installation instructions
- Usage examples
- API documentation
- Contributing guidelines
- License badge
```
### Pattern 2: Generate API Docs
```
User: "Document the API endpoints"
[Scans code for API routes]
Found: /api/users, /api/posts, /api/comments
[Generates API documentation]
✓ API.md created with:
- All endpoints documented
- Request/response schemas
- Authentication notes
- Example calls
- Error responses
```
### Pattern 3: Create Architecture Doc
```
User: "Document the system architecture"
[Analyzes codebase structure]
Identified: Frontend, Backend, Database layers
[Generates architecture doc]
✓ ARCHITECTURE.md created with:
- Mermaid diagrams
- Component descriptions
- Data flow explanations
- Technology choices
```
### Pattern 4: Generate Guide
```
User: "Create a setup guide for new developers"
[Analyzes project setup]
Found: package.json, tsconfig.json, .env.example
[Generates onboarding guide]
✓ ONBOARDING.md created with:
- Prerequisites
- Setup steps
- Development workflow
- Common commands
- Troubleshooting
```
## Styling Guidelines
### Headings
```markdown
# Title (H1) - Use once at top
## Section (H2) - Main sections
### Subsection (H3) - Subsections
#### Detail (H4) - Details within subsections
```
### Emphasis
```markdown
*Italic* or _Italic_ for emphasis
**Bold** or __Bold__ for strong emphasis
***Bold Italic*** for both
`Code` for inline code
```
### Links
```markdown
[Link text](URL)
[Link text](./relative-path.md)
[Link text](#anchor)
[Link text](URL "Link title")
```
### Images
```markdown
![Alt text](image-url)
![Alt text](./relative-path.png)
![Alt text](image-url "Hover text")
```
## Template System
### Template Variables
```markdown
# {{PROJECT_NAME}}
{{PROJECT_DESCRIPTION}}
## Installation
\`\`\`bash
{{INSTALL_COMMAND}}
\`\`\`
## Usage
\`\`\`bash
{{USAGE_EXAMPLE}}
\`\`\`
## Author
{{AUTHOR_NAME}}
```
### Custom Templates
```yaml
# ~/.claude/document-generator/templates/
templates:
readme: README-template.md
api: API-template.md
guide: GUIDE-template.md
architecture: ARCHITECTURE-template.md
```
## Integration with Tools
### Mermaid Diagrams
```markdown
\`\`\`mermaid
graph TD
A[Start] --> B{Decision}
B -->|Yes| C[Action]
B -->|No| D[Alternative]
\`\`\`
```
### PlantUML (optional)
```markdown
\`\`\`plantuml
@startuml
Alice -> Bob: Message
Bob --> Alice: Response
@enduml
\`\`\`
```
### SVG Embedding
```html
<svg width="100" height="100">
<circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" fill="blue" />
</svg>
```
## Best Practices
1. **Structure First**: Plan before writing
2. **Audience Aware**: Write for the right level
3. **Example Rich**: Use plenty of examples
4. **Diagram Support**: Visual aids help
5. **Maintain**: Keep docs up to date
6. **Review**: Check for clarity and accuracy
## Output Locations
```yaml
output:
docs: ./docs/
api: ./docs/api/
guides: ./docs/guides/
diagrams: ./docs/diagrams/
exports: ./exports/
```
---
**Remember:** Good documentation is as important as good code. Make it clear, comprehensive, and visually appealing.

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# Multi-Agent Orchestrator
**Auto-invoke:** When user requests complex tasks requiring multiple specialized agents, workflow composition, or agent coordination.
**Description:**
Multi-agent orchestration system inspired by Agno's A2A (Agent-to-Agent) communication. Enables workflow composition, specialist delegation, and shared "culture" memory across agents.
## Core Capabilities
### 1. Agent Registry
- Maintain catalog of available agents
- Track agent capabilities and specializations
- Register/unregister agents dynamically
- Agent discovery by capability
### 2. Workflow Composition
- Chain multiple agents sequentially
- Execute agents in parallel
- Route tasks to appropriate specialists
- Merge results from multiple agents
### 3. A2A Communication
- Agent-to-Agent messaging
- Shared context/memory
- Result passing between agents
- Coordination protocols
### 4. Culture Memory
- Long-term shared knowledge
- Learned patterns and solutions
- Cross-agent context
- Persistent experience
## Available Agents
### Core Agents
```yaml
plan-executor:
type: workflow
capabilities: [planning, approval, execution, validation]
triggers: [complex_feature, multi_file_change, refactoring]
codebase-indexer:
type: skill
capabilities: [semantic_search, navigation, indexing]
triggers: [find_file, codebase_question, search]
mcp-client:
type: integration
capabilities: [external_tools, api_integration]
triggers: [api_call, external_service, database_query]
document-generator:
type: specialist
capabilities: [documentation, markdown, pdf_export]
triggers: [create_docs, generate_readme]
self-learner:
type: meta
capabilities: [optimization, learning, pattern_detection]
triggers: [performance_tune, analyze_patterns]
coder-agent:
type: implementation
capabilities: [coding, refactoring, debugging]
triggers: [write_code, fix_bug, optimize]
tester:
type: validation
capabilities: [testing, test_generation, validation]
triggers: [write_tests, run_tests, test_coverage]
reviewer:
type: quality
capabilities: [review, security_analysis, best_practices]
triggers: [review_code, security_check]
```
## Workflow Patterns
### Pattern 1: Sequential Chain
```yaml
workflow: "feature-implementation"
steps:
- agent: plan-executor
action: create_plan
- agent: coder-agent
action: implement
- agent: tester
action: test
- agent: reviewer
action: review
```
### Pattern 2: Parallel Execution
```yaml
workflow: "comprehensive-analysis"
parallel:
- agent: codebase-indexer
action: analyze_structure
- agent: reviewer
action: security_audit
- agent: tester
action: coverage_report
merge: combine_results
```
### Pattern 3: Routing
```yaml
workflow: "task-router"
condition: task_type
routes:
coding: coder-agent
documentation: document-generator
analysis: codebase-indexer
testing: tester
```
### Pattern 4: Loop
```yaml
workflow: "iterative-improvement"
loop:
- agent: coder-agent
action: implement
- agent: tester
action: test
- agent: self-learner
action: suggest_improvements
until: tests_pass AND quality_threshold_met
```
## Orchestration Commands
```bash
# Delegate to specialist
/delegate <agent-name> <task>
# Run workflow
/workflow <workflow-name>
# List agents
/agents list
# Show agent details
/agents info <agent-name>
# Compose workflow
/workflow create <name> <steps>
```
## Example Interactions
### Example 1: Feature Implementation (Sequential)
```
User: "Add user authentication"
[Orchestrator analyzes task]
Type: feature_implementation
Complexity: high
Agents needed: plan-executor, coder-agent, tester, reviewer
[Step 1] Delegate to plan-executor
→ Plan created: 5 steps
→ User approval obtained
[Step 2] Delegate to coder-agent
→ Implementation complete: 4 files created
[Step 3] Delegate to tester
→ Tests written: 15 test cases
→ All tests passing ✓
[Step 4] Delegate to reviewer
→ Review complete: 3 suggestions
→ All quality checks passed ✓
[Result] Feature implemented and validated
```
### Example 2: Parallel Analysis
```
User: "Analyze this codebase comprehensively"
[Orchestrator routes to multiple agents]
Parallel execution:
[→ codebase-indexer]: Scanning structure...
Found 237 files, 45k lines of code
[→ reviewer]: Security audit...
3 vulnerabilities found
[→ tester]: Coverage analysis...
67% coverage, 12 files untested
[Merge results]
Comprehensive analysis ready:
- Architecture: MVC pattern detected
- Security: 3 issues (medium severity)
- Testing: 67% coverage
- Technical debt: Medium
Recommendations:
1. Fix security issues
2. Increase test coverage
3. Refactor large modules
```
### Example 3: Dynamic Routing
```
User: "Help me with X"
[Orchestrator classifies request]
Task type: documentation
Route: document-generator
[→ document-generator]: Creating docs...
Documentation generated: README.md
```
## Agent Communication
### Message Format
```json
{
"from": "orchestrator",
"to": "coder-agent",
"type": "task",
"task": "implement authentication",
"context": {
"plan_id": "123",
"previous_results": []
}
}
```
### Shared Memory
```yaml
culture_memory:
patterns:
- name: "auth_pattern"
learned_by: reviewer
usage: "JWT-based auth is preferred"
lessons:
- topic: "testing"
lesson: "Always test edge cases"
source: "tester"
solutions:
- problem: "slow_queries"
solution: "add database indexes"
verified: true
```
## Workflow DSL
```yaml
# Define workflows in YAML
name: "full-features"
description: "Complete feature development workflow"
triggers:
- "implement.*feature"
- "add.*functionality"
steps:
- name: plan
agent: plan-executor
action: create_implementation_plan
outputs: [plan_file]
- name: implement
agent: coder-agent
action: execute_plan
inputs: [plan_file]
outputs: [code_files]
- name: test
agent: tester
action: generate_and_run_tests
inputs: [code_files]
condition: tests_must_pass
- name: review
agent: reviewer
action: review_and_validate
inputs: [code_files, test_results]
- name: document
agent: document-generator
action: create_documentation
inputs: [code_files, plan_file]
```
## Coordination Strategies
### Strategy 1: Centralized Orchestrator
```
Orchestrator → Agent 1 → Orchestrator → Agent 2 → Orchestrator
```
**Pros:** Full control, easy monitoring
**Cons:** Bottleneck potential
### Strategy 2: Peer-to-Peer
```
Agent 1 → Agent 2 → Agent 3
```
**Pros:** Faster, decentralized
**Cons:** Harder to coordinate
### Strategy 3: Hybrid
```
Orchestrator → [Agent 1 || Agent 2] → Orchestrator → Agent 3
```
**Pros:** Best of both
**Cons:** More complex
## Error Handling
### Agent Failure
```yaml
on_agent_failure:
- log_error
- retry: 3
- fallback_agent: alternate_agent
- notify_user: true
```
### Workflow Failure
```yaml
on_workflow_failure:
- save_state
- offer_resume
- suggest_fixes
- partial_results: true
```
### Timeout Handling
```yaml
timeouts:
agent: 300 # 5 minutes per agent
workflow: 1800 # 30 minutes total
on_timeout:
- graceful_shutdown
- save_progress
- resume_option
```
## Performance Optimization
### Parallel Execution
```python
# Execute independent agents in parallel
async def parallel_workflow():
results = await asyncio.gather(
agent1.execute(),
agent2.execute(),
agent3.execute()
)
return merge_results(results)
```
### Caching
```yaml
cache:
agent_results: true
ttl: 3600 # 1 hour
invalidation: file_change
```
### Resource Management
```yaml
limits:
max_parallel_agents: 5
max_concurrent_workflows: 3
memory_per_agent: 100MB
```
## Monitoring
### Metrics
```yaml
metrics:
- agent_execution_time
- workflow_completion_rate
- agent_success_rate
- parallel_efficiency
```
### Logging
```yaml
logging:
workflow_start: true
agent_delegate: true
agent_complete: true
workflow_end: true
errors: detailed
```
### Observability
```yaml
dashboard:
- active_workflows
- agent_pool_status
- recent_results
- performance_metrics
```
## Best Practices
1. **Clear Responsibilities**: Each agent has one clear purpose
2. **Loose Coupling**: Agents communicate via messages, not direct calls
3. **Fail Gracefully**: Always have fallback strategies
4. **Monitor Everything**: Track all agent interactions
5. **Share Knowledge**: Use culture memory for learned patterns
---
**Remember:** Your job is to conduct the symphony of agents, ensuring each specialist performs at the right time and their contributions harmonize into the final result.

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# Plan Executor Agent
**Auto-invoke:** When user requests implementation of complex features, multi-file changes, or architectural work.
**Description:**
Plan-first approval workflow agent inspired by OpenAgentsControl. Implements a 6-stage workflow (Analyze → Approve → Execute → Validate → Summarize → Confirm) with user approval before destructive operations.
## Core Workflow
### Stage 1: Analyze
- Understand the user's request thoroughly
- Identify all affected files and components
- Assess complexity and risks
- Determine if approval is needed
**Output:** Request analysis with complexity score
### Stage 2: Propose Plan
- Break down the task into clear, actionable steps
- Identify dependencies and parallelizable work
- Highlight potential risks and rollback strategies
- Estimate time and token requirements
**Output:** Detailed implementation plan
### Stage 3: Await Approval
- Present the plan to the user clearly
- Explain what will change
- Highlight irreversible operations
- Request explicit confirmation
**Output:** User approval (proceed/modify/cancel)
### Stage 4: Execute
- Implement the plan step-by-step
- Create backups before destructive operations
- Commit after each major step
- Handle errors gracefully
**Output:** Implementation results
### Stage 5: Validate
- Verify all tests pass
- Run type checking and linting
- Check for edge cases
- Ensure quality standards met
**Output:** Validation report
### Stage 6: Summarize & Confirm
- Document what was changed
- List all files modified
- Provide rollback instructions
- Confirm completion with user
**Output:** Completion summary
## When to Use
Activate when:
- User asks to implement features
- User requests refactoring
- User wants architectural changes
- Multiple files need modification
- Destructive operations are planned
## Simple Queries (No Approval Needed)
Skip approval workflow for:
- Informational questions
- Code reading/explanation
- Single-line changes
- Non-destructive operations
- Documentation requests
## Example Interactions
### Complex Feature (Full Workflow)
```
User: "Add user authentication with JWT"
[Stage 1: Analyze]
This is a complex multi-file task requiring:
- New auth service
- Middleware modifications
- Database schema changes
- Configuration updates
Complexity: HIGH
Approval: REQUIRED
[Stage 2: Propose Plan]
Plan:
1. Create auth service (src/auth/auth.service.ts)
- JWT token generation/validation
- Password hashing with bcrypt
- User login/logout functions
2. Add auth middleware (src/middleware/auth.ts)
- Token verification
- User context injection
- Route protection
3. Update database schema
- Add users table
- Add sessions table
- Create migrations
4. Add auth routes (src/routes/auth.ts)
- POST /auth/login
- POST /auth/logout
- GET /auth/me
5. Update configuration
- Add JWT_SECRET to env
- Add auth config file
Files to modify: 2
Files to create: 4
Files to delete: 0
Risks:
- Breaking existing routes
- Database migration failures
- Security vulnerabilities
Rollback: git revert available after each step
[Stage 3: Await Approval]
Do you approve this plan?
Options:
- "proceed" - Execute as planned
- "modify" - Make changes to the plan
- "cancel" - Abort the operation
User: "proceed"
[Stage 4: Execute]
Step 1: Creating auth service... ✓
Step 2: Adding auth middleware... ✓
Step 3: Updating database schema... ✓
Step 4: Adding auth routes... ✓
Step 5: Updating configuration... ✓
[Stage 5: Validate]
Running tests... ✓
Type checking... ✓
Linting... ✓
Security scan... ✓
[Stage 6: Summarize]
✅ Implementation complete!
Files created:
- src/auth/auth.service.ts (187 lines)
- src/middleware/auth.ts (45 lines)
- prisma/migrations/20260125_add_auth.sql (23 lines)
- src/routes/auth.ts (78 lines)
- .env.example (JWT_SECRET added)
Files modified:
- src/app.ts (middleware integration)
- prisma/schema.prisma (user/session models)
Rollback command:
git revert HEAD --no-commit
Next steps:
- Test login flow
- Add rate limiting
- Implement refresh tokens
Confirm completion? [y/n]
```
### Simple Query (Fast Track)
```
User: "What does the auth function do?"
[Fast Track - No Approval Needed]
The auth function at src/auth/auth.ts:45:
- Validates JWT tokens
- Returns user object if valid
- Throws 401 error if invalid
No changes needed. Fast-track complete.
```
## Approval Triggers
Always require approval for:
- Creating 3+ files
- Modifying 5+ files
- Deleting any files
- Database migrations
- Dependency changes
- Configuration changes
- Deployment operations
Never require approval for:
- Reading files
- Explaining code
- Search operations
- Git status/log
- Listing files
## Safety Features
### Pre-Execution Checks
- Verify file exists before reading
- Check git status for uncommitted changes
- Validate file paths
- Confirm backup availability
### Execution Safety
- Create backups before destructive ops
- Commit after each major step
- Maintain rollback log
- Handle errors gracefully
### Post-Execution Validation
- All tests must pass
- Type checking required
- Linting enforced
- Security scan for auth changes
## Integration with Other Agents
- **task-manager**: Delegate task breakdown
- **coder-agent**: Execute implementation steps
- **tester**: Run test suite
- **reviewer**: Code review and security check
- **build-agent**: Verify build passes
## Configuration
```yaml
approval_threshold:
files_created: 3
files_modified: 5
files_deleted: 1 # Always approve for deletions
auto_approve:
- "*.md"
- "*.test.ts"
- "*.spec.ts"
require_approval:
- "package.json"
- "tsconfig.json"
- "*migrations*"
- "*schema*"
safety:
create_backups: true
commit_after_step: true
rollback_log: true
```
## Output Format
### Plan Proposal
```markdown
## Implementation Plan
**Task:** [brief description]
**Complexity:** LOW | MEDIUM | HIGH | CRITICAL
**Steps:**
1. [Step description]
- Files: [list]
- Changes: [description]
**Files:**
- Create: [count] files
- Modify: [count] files
- Delete: [count] files
**Risks:**
- [Risk 1]
- [Risk 2]
**Rollback:** [rollback strategy]
**Approval Required:** YES | NO
Options: proceed | modify | cancel
```
### Completion Summary
```markdown
## Implementation Complete ✅
**What Changed:**
- [list of changes]
**Files Modified:**
- [file paths with line counts]
**Validation:**
- Tests: ✓ PASS
- Types: ✓ PASS
- Lint: ✓ PASS
**Rollback:**
[command to revert if needed]
**Next Steps:**
- [suggested follow-up actions]
```
## Error Handling
If execution fails:
1. Stop current step
2. Log error details
3. Offer rollback options
4. Suggest fixes
5. Resume or cancel as user prefers
## Best Practices
1. **Be Specific**: Clearly state what will change
2. **Highlight Risks**: Never downplay potential issues
3. **Offer Rollbacks**: Always provide escape hatch
4. **Validate Thoroughly**: Don't skip quality checks
5. **Document Well**: Leave clear audit trail
---
**Remember:** Your job is to make complex changes safe and predictable through careful planning and user approval.

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# Self-Learner Agent
**Auto-invoke:** When user requests performance optimization, pattern analysis, or system improvements; automatically triggered after significant task completion.
**Description:**
Self-improvement system inspired by OS-Copilot's learning capabilities. Analyzes execution history, detects patterns, optimizes performance, and prevents future errors.
## Core Capabilities
### 1. Execution History Analysis
- Track all task executions
- Measure performance metrics
- Record success/failure patterns
- Identify bottlenecks
### 2. Pattern Detection
- Detect recurring issues
- Identify successful approaches
- Learn from user preferences
- Recognize code patterns
### 3. Performance Optimization
- Suggest faster approaches
- Recommend tool improvements
- Optimize token usage
- Reduce execution time
### 4. Error Prevention
- Predict potential errors
- Suggest preventive measures
- Learn from past failures
- Build safety nets
## Learning Mechanisms
### Mechanism 1: Success Pattern Learning
```yaml
pattern_recognition:
track:
- successful_approaches
- user_preferences
- efficient_solutions
- quality_patterns
learn:
- what_works: document_success
- why_works: analyze_reasons
- when_to_use: identify_context
```
### Mechanism 2: Failure Analysis
```yaml
failure_learning:
analyze:
- error_types
- root_causes
- failed_approaches
- common_mistakes
prevent:
- early_detection
- warning_systems
- guardrails
- validation_rules
```
### Mechanism 3: Performance Tuning
```yaml
optimization:
measure:
- token_usage
- execution_time
- api_calls
- file_operations
optimize:
- caching_strategies
- lazy_loading
- batching
- parallelization
```
### Mechanism 4: User Preference Adaptation
```yaml
adaptation:
observe:
- coding_style
- response_format
- tool_preferences
- workflow_patterns
adapt:
- match_style: true
- preferred_format: default
- tool_selection: learned
```
## When to Activate
### Automatic Triggers
- After completing complex tasks
- When errors occur
- On performance degradation
- At regular intervals (every 10 tasks)
### Manual Triggers
- User requests optimization
- User asks "how can I improve this?"
- User wants performance analysis
- User requests pattern review
## Learning Data Structure
```yaml
# ~/.claude/learning/knowledge-base.yaml
knowledge_base:
patterns:
successful_approaches:
- id: "auth-jwt-001"
pattern: "JWT authentication with middleware"
success_rate: 0.95
contexts: ["api", "webapp"]
learned_from: "task-123"
- id: "test-tdd-001"
pattern: "Test-driven development workflow"
success_rate: 0.98
contexts: ["feature_dev"]
learned_from: "task-145"
anti_patterns:
- id: "callback-hell-001"
pattern: "Nested callbacks"
failure_rate: 0.67
issues: ["unmaintainable", "error_prone"]
alternative: "async/await"
performance:
fast_approaches:
- task: "file_search"
method: "grep"
avg_time: 0.5s
alternative: "find"
alt_time: 2.3s
token_efficient:
- operation: "codebase_scan"
method: "selective_read"
token_usage: 1500
alternative: "full_read"
alt_tokens: 15000
errors:
common:
- type: "module_not_found"
frequency: 23
prevention: "check_package_json"
fix: "npm install missing_module"
prevented:
- error: "type_error_null"
prevented_count: 12
mechanism: "null_check_before_access"
user_preferences:
coding_style:
- indentation: 2
quotes: "double"
semicolons: true
workflow:
- prefer_tests_first: true
require_approval: true
verbose_mode: false
```
## Analysis Commands
```bash
# Analyze recent performance
/analyze performance
# Show learned patterns
/learned patterns
# Review error history
/analyze errors
# Optimization suggestions
/optimize
# Export learning report
/report learning
```
## Example Interactions
### Example 1: Post-Task Learning
```
[Task completed: Add user authentication]
[Self-Learner analyzes execution]
Task Duration: 8 minutes
Tokens Used: 15,234
Approach: JWT with middleware
Result: Success ✓
[Learning recorded]
✓ Pattern saved: JWT authentication
✓ Success rate updated: 95% for auth tasks
✓ Token optimization: Use selective file reading
✓ User preference: Approve before executing
[Improvements suggested]
1. Could reduce tokens by 40% using targeted reads
2. Consider caching user lookups
3. Add rate limiting for security
```
### Example 2: Error Analysis
```
[Error occurred: Module 'bcrypt' not found]
[Self-Learner analyzes error]
Error Type: module_not_found
Frequency: 1st occurrence
Context: Authentication implementation
[Root cause]
Missing dependency in package.json
Common issue with auth features
[Preventive measures]
✓ Guardrail added: Check deps before auth implementation
✓ Pattern learned: Always verify package.json for auth deps
✓ Auto-fix suggestion: Add to install checklist
[Future prevention]
Next time auth feature requested:
→ Automatically check for required packages
→ Prompt to install if missing
→ Suggest dependencies early
```
### Example 3: Performance Optimization
```
User: "Optimize my workflow"
[Self-Learner analyzes history]
Recent tasks: 15
Avg duration: 6.2 minutes
Avg tokens: 12,500
[Bottlenecks identified]
1. Full file reads (can use selective): +60% tokens
2. No caching of repeated operations: +45% time
3. Sequential agent execution (could parallelize): +30% time
[Optimizations applied]
✓ Token reduction strategy: Use smart indexing
✓ Caching enabled: Codebase scans, tool definitions
✓ Parallel execution: Independent agents run concurrently
[Projected improvement]
Tokens: -40% (12,500 → 7,500)
Time: -25% (6.2m → 4.6m)
[Recommendations]
1. Use codebase-indexer for navigation (saves 8k tokens)
2. Enable parallel workflows for independent tasks
3. Cache frequently accessed files
```
### Example 4: Pattern Recognition
```
User: "What have you learned about my code?"
[Self-Learner reviews patterns]
Codebase analyzed: 237 files
Tasks completed: 47
[Successful patterns]
✓ Authentication: JWT-based (95% success)
✓ API routes: REST with OpenAPI (98% success)
✓ Database: Prisma ORM (100% success)
[Your preferences]
- Always test before committing
- Prefer TypeScript over JavaScript
- Use async/await, not callbacks
- 2-space indentation
- Double quotes
[Anti-patterns to avoid]
✗ Callback hell (67% failure)
✗ Mixed promises and callbacks (83% issues)
✗ No error handling (91% problems)
[Recommendations]
1. Continue using JWT for auth (works well)
2. Stick with Prisma (100% success)
3. Always use async/await (cleaner code)
```
## Continuous Learning Loop
```yaml
learning_loop:
1. observe:
- monitor_executions
- track_outcomes
- record_patterns
2. analyze:
- find_correlations
- identify_causes
- measure_performance
3. learn:
- update_knowledge_base
- refine_rules
- build_models
4. apply:
- suggest_improvements
- prevent_errors
- optimize_performance
5. validate:
- measure_impact
- adjust_strategies
- continue_learning
```
## Metrics to Track
```yaml
metrics:
task_completion:
- success_rate
- avg_duration
- token_efficiency
- user_satisfaction
pattern_effectiveness:
- usage_frequency
- success_percentage
- time_saved
- error_reduction
learning_progress:
- patterns_learned
- errors_prevented
- optimizations_applied
- preference_accuracy
```
## Integration with Other Agents
- **plan-executor**: Suggest optimizations during planning
- **coder-agent**: Recommend successful patterns
- **tester**: Prevent known error types
- **reviewer**: Apply learned best practices
- **orchestrator**: Optimize agent selection
## Feedback Loop
```yaml
feedback:
from_user:
- explicit_corrections
- preference_changes
- satisfaction_rating
from_system:
- performance_metrics
- error_rates
- success_patterns
action:
- update_models
- adjust_strategies
- refine_recommendations
```
## Learning Persistence
```yaml
storage:
knowledge_base: ~/.claude/learning/knowledge-base.yaml
execution_log: ~/.claude/learning/execution-history.jsonl
patterns: ~/.claude/learning/patterns/
metrics: ~/.claude/learning/metrics/
backup:
- sync_to_git: true
- export_interval: daily
- retention: 90_days
```
## Privacy & Safety
```yaml
privacy:
no_sensitive_data: true
anonymize_patterns: true
local_storage_only: true
safety:
validate_suggestions: true
test_before_apply: true
rollback_on_failure: true
```
---
**Remember:** Every task is a learning opportunity. Track patterns, optimize performance, prevent errors, and continuously improve the entire system.

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# Auto-Dispatcher Skill
**Auto-invoke:** On EVERY user request to intelligently route to components.
**Description:**
Ralph's intelligent dispatcher that automatically activates the appropriate components from the 5-framework integration.
## Core Function
Every user request is analyzed and routed to the best component(s):
1. **Parse Intent** - Understand what user wants
2. **Match Patterns** - Check trigger rules
3. **Select Components** - Choose by priority/confidence
4. **Coordinate** - Manage multi-component workflows
5. **Learn** - Record patterns for optimization
## Trigger Matrix
| User Request Pattern | Component | Confidence | Priority |
|---------------------|-----------|------------|----------|
| "find/search files" | codebase-indexer | 0.90+ | 1 |
| "implement/add X" | plan-executor | 0.85+ | 2 |
| "connect/integrate API" | mcp-client | 0.80+ | 3 |
| "do X AND Y" | orchestrator | 0.85+ | 4 |
| "create docs" | document-generator | 0.90+ | 5 |
| [After complex task] | self-learner | Auto | 6 |
## Fast-Track Rules
**Direct Answer (No Components):**
- "What is X?"
- "How does Y work?"
- "Show me Z"
- Simple queries
**Auto-Approve (Skip Approval):**
- Documentation
- Tests
- Analysis
- Suggestions
**Requires Approval:**
- Create 3+ files
- Modify 5+ files
- Delete files
- DB changes
## Example Workflows
### Feature Implementation
```
"Add authentication with tests"
→ codebase-indexer (find patterns)
→ plan-executor (create plan)
→ [Approval]
→ orchestrator (implement)
→ self-learner (record)
```
### Code Search
```
"Find database files"
→ codebase-indexer (semantic search)
→ Results
```
### Analysis
```
"Analyze and optimize code"
→ codebase-indexer (parallel)
→ reviewer (parallel)
→ self-learner (parallel)
→ Merge results
```
---
**Every request is intelligently routed automatically.**

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---
name: autonomous-planning
description: "Autonomous task decomposition and action planning for complex software development workflows. Breaks complex requests into actionable steps with automatic tool/model selection and quality gates."
---
# Autonomous Planning for Software Development
## Overview
This skill provides an autonomous action planning system that automatically breaks down complex tasks into actionable steps, selects appropriate tools/models for each subtask, and validates outputs before proceeding.
Inspired by cognitive architectures, this system enables Claude Code to work more autonomously on complex, multi-step tasks while maintaining quality standards.
## When to Use This Skill
Invoke this skill when:
- User requests are complex or ambiguous
- Tasks involve multiple steps or components
- You need to work autonomously for extended periods
- Tasks require different tools/approaches for different parts
- You're unsure where to start or what to do first
## The Planning Framework
### Phase 1: Assess & Decompose
Before taking action, analyze the request and break it down:
```
User Request → Identify Components → Create Task Graph → Prioritize
```
**Assessment Questions:**
1. What is the ultimate goal? (not just what was said)
2. What are the distinct components/steps?
3. What dependencies exist between steps?
4. What tools/approaches are needed for each?
5. What could go wrong? (risk assessment)
**Output:** A prioritized list of actionable tasks with dependencies mapped
### Phase 2: Plan Actions
For each task, determine:
```
Task → Select Tool → Define Success Criteria → Plan Verification
```
**Action Types:**
- `ANALYZE` - Read/research to understand (use Glob, Grep, Read)
- `DESIGN` - Create approach/plan (use brainstorming, writing-plans)
- `IMPLEMENT` - Write code (use TDD, write tests first)
- `VERIFY` - Test and validate (run tests, check outputs)
- `REFACTOR` - Improve quality while preserving behavior
- `DOCUMENT` - Add clarity where needed
**Tool Selection:**
- Simple tasks → Do directly
- Complex code changes → Use subagent-driven-development
- Creative work → Use brainstorming first
- Bug fixes → Use systematic-debugging
- Unknown codebase → Use Explore agent
### Phase 3: Execute with Quality Gates
For each action:
```
Start → Execute → Verify → Gate Check → (Pass/Fail) → Next/Retry
```
**Quality Gates:**
1. **Understanding Gate** - Do I understand what I'm doing?
2. **Planning Gate** - Is there a clear approach?
3. **Implementation Gate** - Does the code work?
4. **Testing Gate** - Do tests pass?
5. **Review Gate** - Does this meet requirements?
If any gate fails → Stop, reassess, adjust approach
### Phase 4: Adaptive Behavior
Monitor progress and adapt:
```
Progress Check → Detect Issues → Adapt Strategy → Continue
```
**Adaptation Triggers:**
- Unexpected errors → Switch to systematic-debugging
- Ambiguous requirements → Switch to brainstorming
- Complex code → Break into smaller tasks
- Tests failing → Use TDD more rigorously
- Getting stuck → Reassess the approach
## Planning Template
When invoked, follow this structure:
### Step 1: Task Analysis
```
**User Request:** [What they asked for]
**Ultimate Goal:** [What they actually want]
**Components Identified:**
1. [Component A] - [Brief description]
2. [Component B] - [Brief description]
3. [Component C] - [Brief description]
**Dependencies:**
- A must happen before B
- B and C can happen in parallel
- All must complete before final integration
**Risks:**
- [Risk 1] - [Mitigation strategy]
- [Risk 2] - [Mitigation strategy]
```
### Step 2: Action Plan
```
**Task 1: [Task name]**
- Action: [ANALYZE/DESIGN/IMPLEMENT/VERIFY/REFACTOR/DOCUMENT]
- Tool: [Which tool/approach to use]
- Success Criteria: [How we know it's done]
- Estimated Complexity: [Low/Medium/High]
**Task 2: [Task name]**
- Action: [ANALYZE/DESIGN/IMPLEMENT/VERIFY/REFACTOR/DOCUMENT]
- Tool: [Which tool/approach to use]
- Success Criteria: [How we know it's done]
- Estimated Complexity: [Low/Medium/High]
[Continue for all tasks...]
```
### Step 3: Execution Summary
```
**Execution Plan:**
1. Task 1 → Tool → Expected Output
2. Task 2 → Tool → Expected Output
3. Task 3 → Tool → Expected Output
**Quality Gates:**
- After each task: Verify success criteria met
- After all tasks: Integration check
- Final: User requirements validation
**Confidence Assessment:** [0.0-1.0]
- If < 0.7: Present plan to user for approval
- If >= 0.7: Proceed autonomously with checkpoints
```
## Integration with Superpowers
This skill works synergistically with other Superpowers skills:
**Before Planning:**
- Use `brainstorming` for creative/ambiguous tasks
- Use `systematic-debugging` for bug-related tasks
**During Planning:**
- Use `writing-plans` for detailed implementation plans
- Use `test-driven-development` for implementation tasks
**During Execution:**
- Use `subagent-driven-development` for complex implementations
- Use `verification-before-completion` for all tasks
**After Execution:**
- Use `requesting-code-review` before declaring done
- Use `finishing-a-development-branch` if working with git
## Autonomous Decision Making
**Low Confidence (< 0.7):**
- Present plan to user
- Ask for approval or adjustments
- Wait for confirmation
**Medium Confidence (0.7 - 0.9):**
- Proceed with checkpoints
- Present progress at major milestones
- Ask for direction if uncertain
**High Confidence (> 0.9):**
- Proceed autonomously
- Provide updates on progress
- Still verify at quality gates
## Example Workflows
### Example 1: "Add user authentication"
```
**Task Analysis:**
Goal: Secure user access to the application
Components: Auth system, database schema, UI login forms, session management
Dependencies: Schema first, then auth system, then UI
**Action Plan:**
1. ANALYZE - Read existing codebase structure (Glob + Read)
2. DESIGN - Brainstorm auth approach (brainstorming skill)
3. PLAN - Create implementation plan (writing-plans skill)
4. IMPLEMENT - Database schema (TDD)
5. IMPLEMENT - Auth backend (TDD)
6. IMPLEMENT - Login UI (TDD)
7. VERIFY - Integration testing
8. REVIEW - Code review
Proceed with checkpoints? [Y/n]
```
### Example 2: "Fix the broken search feature"
```
**Task Analysis:**
Goal: Restore search functionality
Components: Identify bug, root cause, implement fix, prevent regression
Approach: Systematic debugging
**Action Plan:**
1. REPRODUCE - Create test case showing failure (TDD)
2. ISOLATE - Locate where search fails (systematic-debugging)
3. ROOT CAUSE - Identify underlying issue (systematic-debugging)
4. FIX - Implement minimal fix (TDD)
5. VERIFY - Test passes (verification-before-completion)
6. CHECK - Look for similar issues
Confidence: 0.85 - Proceeding autonomously
```
### Example 3: "Refactor the API layer"
```
**Task Analysis:**
Goal: Improve API code quality and maintainability
Components: Analyze current code, identify improvements, refactor safely
Dependencies: Must have test coverage first
**Action Plan:**
1. ANALYZE - Read all API code (Read files)
2. ASSESS - Check test coverage (run tests)
3. PLAN - Create refactoring plan (writing-plans)
4. EXECUTE - Refactor incrementally with tests (TDD)
5. VERIFY - All tests still pass (verification)
6. REVIEW - Code quality check
Risk: Breaking existing functionality
Mitigation: Comprehensive test coverage, small changes
Proceeding autonomously - will report at milestones.
```
## Non-Negotiable Rules
1. **Never skip planning** - Even for "simple" tasks
2. **Always verify** - Every action must be verified
3. **Respect quality gates** - Don't proceed if gates fail
4. **Adapt when stuck** - Change approach if current one isn't working
5. **Communicate** - Keep user informed of progress
6. **Use Superpowers** - Leverage other skills appropriately
## Confidence Calibration
**Assign confidence based on:**
- Clarity of requirements (0.0-0.3)
- Familiarity with codebase (0.0-0.2)
- Complexity of task (0.0-0.2)
- Risk level (0.0-0.2)
- Available tool support (0.0-0.1)
**Total confidence = Sum of above**
Adjust confidence down if:
- Requirements are ambiguous
- Codebase is unfamiliar
- Task is high-risk
- Multiple unknowns
Adjust confidence up if:
- Requirements are crystal clear
- Codebase is well-known
- Task is routine
- Low risk
## Activation
This skill is now ACTIVE. You will:
1. **Analyze** every complex request
2. **Plan** actions before executing
3. **Select** appropriate tools for each task
4. **Verify** outputs at quality gates
5. **Adapt** strategy based on progress
6. **Communicate** progress to user
**You are an autonomous planning agent. Plan wisely, execute rigorously.**

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# Codebase Indexer
**Auto-invoke:** When user asks about codebase structure, wants to find files by concept, or needs semantic search through code.
**Description:**
Smart codebase navigation system using semantic embeddings and token-efficient indexing. Enables concept-to-file mapping without reading entire codebase.
**Triggers:**
- "find files related to [concept]"
- "where is [feature] implemented"
- "show me codebase structure"
- "search codebase for [concept]"
- "how is [X] organized"
- "semantic search"
**Core Capabilities:**
1. **Semantic Indexing**
- Generate embeddings for code concepts
- Map concepts to file paths
- Token-efficient summaries
- Incremental updates
2. **Smart Navigation**
- Natural language queries
- Concept-based file discovery
- Dependency mapping
- Related code suggestions
3. **Token Optimization**
- Compressed file summaries
- Lazy loading of file contents
- Cached embeddings
- Query result ranking
**Implementation:**
## Phase 1: Index Codebase
```
1. Scan project structure (file extensions: .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx, .py, .go, .rs, etc.)
2. Extract key concepts from:
- File/directory names
- Export/class/function names
- Comments and docstrings
- Import statements
3. Generate embeddings for each concept
4. Store concept → file mappings in JSON index
5. Cache embeddings for reuse
```
## Phase 2: Semantic Search
```
Given user query: "authentication flow"
1. Generate embedding for query
2. Compare with concept embeddings (cosine similarity)
3. Rank results by relevance
4. Return top N files with context summaries
5. Offer to open files or provide deeper analysis
```
## Phase 3: Concept Mapping
```
Maintain bidirectional index:
- Concept → Files (which files implement this concept)
- File → Concepts (what concepts does this file contain)
- Dependencies (what other concepts/files are referenced)
- Usage graph (where is this concept used)
```
**Commands to Create:**
```bash
# Build initial index
~/.claude/skills/codebase-indexer/build-index.sh
# Search codebase
~/.claude/skills/codebase-indexer/search.sh "your query"
# Update index (incremental)
~/.claude/skills/codebase-indexer/update-index.sh
# Show concept map
~/.claude/skills/codebase-indexer/concept-map.sh "concept-name"
# Index statistics
~/.claude/skills/codebase-indexer/stats.sh
```
**Index Structure:**
```json
{
"version": "1.0",
"last_updated": "2026-01-25T23:00:00Z",
"project_root": "/path/to/project",
"concepts": {
"authentication": {
"files": ["src/auth/login.ts", "src/middleware/auth.ts"],
"related_concepts": ["authorization", "session", "jwt"],
"summary": "JWT-based authentication with middleware support"
},
"database": {
"files": ["src/db/connection.ts", "src/models/*.ts"],
"related_concepts": ["orm", "migration", "query"],
"summary": "PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM"
}
},
"embeddings": {
"authentication": [0.123, 0.456, ...],
"database": [0.789, 0.234, ...]
},
"file_summaries": {
"src/auth/login.ts": {
"concepts": ["authentication", "jwt", "validation"],
"exports": ["login", "verifyToken"],
"imports": ["jsonwebtoken", "bcrypt"],
"line_count": 127,
"token_estimate": 3500
}
}
}
```
**Token Efficiency Strategies:**
1. **Lazy Loading**: Only read files when user explicitly requests
2. **Summaries**: Store 2-3 sentence summaries instead of full content
3. **Concept Pruning**: Only index relevant concepts (exclude node_modules, etc.)
4. **Incremental Updates**: Only reindex changed files
5. **Query Expansion**: Use embeddings to find related terms without full text search
**Integration with Claude Code:**
```bash
# Hook into Claude Code's pre-processing
~/.claude/hooks/codebase-indexer-hook.sh
→ Runs before each session
→ Detects if project has index
→ Injects relevant context based on user query
→ Updates index if files changed (git status)
```
**Dependencies:**
- Python 3.10+ (for embeddings)
- sentence-transformers (pip install)
- Optional: OpenAI Embeddings API (for higher quality)
**Error Handling:**
- Fallback to grep if embeddings unavailable
- Graceful degradation if index missing
- Auto-rebuild if index version mismatch
**Performance:**
- Index build: ~10-30s for medium codebase (1000 files)
- Query: <1s for semantic search
- Incremental update: <5s for 10 changed files
**Example Usage:**
```
User: "Where is the payment processing logic?"
Skill executes:
1. Generate embedding for "payment processing logic"
2. Search index for similar concepts
3. Return:
- src/payments/stripe.ts (0.92 similarity)
- src/services/billing.ts (0.87 similarity)
- src/api/webhooks/stripe.ts (0.81 similarity)
4. Show summaries for each file
5. Ask: "Would you like me to analyze any of these files?"
```
**Outputs:**
- `.codebase-index.json` - Main index file
- `.codebase-embeddings.npy` - Cached embeddings (numpy)
- `~/.claude/logs/codebase-indexer.log` - Operation logs

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# MCP Client
**Auto-invoke:** When user needs to integrate external tools, APIs, or services via the Model Context Protocol.
**Description:**
MCP (Model Context Protocol) client for dynamic tool discovery and integration. Supports 100+ pre-built integrations through standardized protocol communication.
## Core Capabilities
### 1. MCP Server Connection
- Connect to MCP servers via stdio, HTTP, or WebSocket
- Handshake and protocol negotiation
- Tool discovery and listing
- Capability exchange
### 2. Dynamic Tool Invocation
- Call tools on connected MCP servers
- Pass structured arguments
- Receive structured results
- Handle streaming responses
### 3. Tool Management
- Register/unregister servers
- Cache tool definitions
- Monitor server health
- Auto-reconnect on failure
## MCP Servers to Support
### Official MCP Servers
```yaml
@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem:
description: "File system operations"
tools: [read_file, write_file, list_directory, search_files]
@modelcontextprotocol/server-github:
description: "GitHub integration"
tools: [create_issue, list_prs, get_file, search_repos]
@modelcontextprotocol/server-slack:
description: "Slack messaging"
tools: [send_message, list_channels, get_history]
@modelcontextprotocol/server-postgres:
description: "PostgreSQL database"
tools: [query, list_tables, execute_sql]
@modelcontextprotocol/server-brave-search:
description: "Web search"
tools: [search, fetch_page]
```
### Community Servers
```yaml
@agent-protocol/server-memory:
description: "Persistent memory storage"
tools: [store, retrieve, search, clear]
@agent-protocol/server-code-analysis:
description: "Static code analysis"
tools: [analyze complexity, find patterns, detect smells]
```
## When to Use
Activate when:
- User needs to integrate external services
- User requests API integrations
- User needs database access
- User wants web search/data fetching
- User needs file operations beyond current directory
## Configuration
### MCP Servers Config
```yaml
# ~/.claude/mcp/servers.yaml
servers:
filesystem:
command: npx
args: ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem", "/allowed/path"]
github:
command: npx
args: ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-github"]
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: "${GITHUB_TOKEN}"
postgres:
command: python
args: ["-m", "mcp_server_postgres"]
env:
POSTGRES_CONNECTION_STRING: "${DATABASE_URL}"
```
### Dynamic Server Discovery
```yaml
# ~/.claude/mcp/registry.yaml
registry:
- name: filesystem
npm: "@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem"
auto_install: true
- name: github
npm: "@modelcontextprotocol/server-github"
env_required: ["GITHUB_TOKEN"]
```
## Usage Patterns
### Pattern 1: Direct Tool Call
```python
# Call tool on MCP server
result = await mcp_client.call_tool(
server_name="github",
tool_name="create_issue",
arguments={
"repo": "owner/repo",
"title": "Bug found",
"body": "Description"
}
)
```
### Pattern 2: Tool Discovery
```python
# List available tools
tools = await mcp_client.list_tools("github")
# Returns: [
# {"name": "create_issue", "description": "..."},
# {"name": "list_prs", "description": "..."}
# ]
```
### Pattern 3: Server Management
```python
# Connect to server
await mcp_client.connect("filesystem")
# Check health
health = await mcp_client.health_check("filesystem")
# Disconnect
await mcp_client.disconnect("filesystem")
```
## Integration with Claude Code
### Hook Integration
```bash
# ~/.claude/hooks/mcp-loader.sh
# Load MCP servers on session start
python3 << 'PYTHON'
import asyncio
from claude_mcp import Client
async def load_servers():
client = Client()
await client.load_from_config("~/.claude/mcp/servers.yaml")
return client.list_tools()
tools = asyncio.run(load_servers())
print(f"Loaded {len(tools)} MCP tools")
PYTHON
```
### Skill Integration
```python
# Auto-inject MCP tools into available tools
mcp_tools = mcp_client.get_all_tools()
available_tools.extend(mcp_tools)
```
## Commands to Create
```bash
# List MCP servers
~/.claude/mcp/list-servers.sh
# Connect to server
~/.claude/mcp/connect.sh <server-name>
# Call tool
~/.claude/mcp/call.sh <server> <tool> <args-json>
# Disconnect server
~/.claude/mcp/disconnect.sh <server-name>
# Show server logs
~/.claude/mcp/logs.sh <server-name>
```
## Tool Schema
Each MCP tool provides:
```json
{
"name": "tool_name",
"description": "What this tool does",
"inputSchema": {
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"param1": {"type": "string", "description": "..."}
},
"required": ["param1"]
}
}
```
## Error Handling
### Connection Failures
- Retry with exponential backoff
- Fall back to cached tool definitions
- Notify user of unavailable tools
### Tool Execution Errors
- Parse error messages from server
- Suggest fixes based on error type
- Offer retry with corrected arguments
### Protocol Mismatches
- Log protocol version mismatches
- Attempt to negotiate compatible version
- Warn user of degraded functionality
## Security
### Sandboxing
- Run servers in separate processes
- Restrict file system access
- Isolate environment variables
### Credential Management
- Load credentials from env vars
- Never log sensitive data
- Rotate tokens automatically
### Permission Checks
- Verify tool permissions before call
- Require user approval for dangerous ops
- Audit all tool invocations
## Performance
### Connection Pooling
- Reuse server connections
- Keep idle connections alive
- Limit concurrent connections
### Caching
- Cache tool definitions
- Cache server capabilities
- Invalidate on server restart
### Monitoring
- Track tool call latency
- Monitor server health
- Alert on degradation
## Example Interactions
### Example 1: GitHub Integration
```
User: "Create a GitHub issue for this bug"
[Connect to github MCP server]
[Tool: create_issue]
Arguments: {
repo: "owner/repo",
title: "Bug in authentication",
body: "Steps to reproduce..."
}
Result: Issue #123 created
URL: https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/123
```
### Example 2: Database Query
```
User: "Show me all users created today"
[Connect to postgres MCP server]
[Tool: execute_sql]
Arguments: {
query: "SELECT * FROM users WHERE created_at > CURRENT_DATE"
}
Result: [
{id: 1, name: "Alice", email: "alice@example.com"},
{id: 2, name: "Bob", email: "bob@example.com"}
]
```
### Example 3: Web Search
```
User: "Search for recent Claude Code updates"
[Connect to brave-search MCP server]
[Tool: search]
Arguments: {
query: "Claude Code CLI latest features"
}
Result: [
{
title: "Claude Code 2.0 Released",
url: "https://...",
snippet: "..."
}
]
```
## Troubleshooting
### Server Won't Start
```bash
# Check server logs
~/.claude/mcp/logs.sh <server-name>
# Verify installation
which <server-command>
# Test manually
<server-command> --version
```
### Tool Not Found
```bash
# List available tools
~/.claude/mcp/list-tools.sh <server-name>
# Refresh tool cache
~/.claude/mcp/refresh.sh
```
### Connection Timeout
```bash
# Increase timeout
export MCP_TIMEOUT=30
# Check network
ping <server-host>
# Verify credentials
echo $GITHUB_TOKEN
```
## Dependencies
```bash
# Core MCP client
pip install mcp
# Common servers
npm install -g @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem
npm install -g @modelcontextprotocol/server-github
npm install -g @modelcontextprotocol/server-postgres
```
---
**Remember:** MCP unlocks a universe of external tools and integrations while maintaining a clean, standardized interface.