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feat: add OpenCode SRD assets and documentation
Port the SRD commands, agents, skills, schemas, and migration docs so OpenCode installs a self-contained framework without Claude-specific runtime assumptions.
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‎CHANGELOG.md‎

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# Changelog
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## [0.1.0] - 2026-03-09
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### Added
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- Initial OpenCode-native SRD framework package under `@dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework`
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- Global SRD commands for guided, autonomous, and quick audit workflows
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- Global SRD agents and skills rewritten for OpenCode markdown formats
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- npm-loadable OpenCode plugin with throttled SRD alignment reminders
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- Safe install, update, uninstall, and doctor CLI with manifest tracking
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- Tests, CI, packaging smoke coverage, and publish workflow
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### Changed
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- Migrated away from Claude-only marketplace packaging and hooks
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- Rewrote prompts to remove runtime dependence on repo-local resources and schemas
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- Switched project integration guidance from `CLAUDE.md`-first to `opencode.json` instructions plus optional `AGENTS.md`

‎README.md‎

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# OpenCode SRD Framework
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Synthetic Reality Development (SRD) for OpenCode. This package installs global commands, agents, and skills, and registers an npm-loaded OpenCode plugin that nudges teams back toward revenue-critical work after edits.
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## What SRD Is
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SRD is a backwards-from-success product workflow:
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1. Define the target success state.
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2. Model the personas that create and capture revenue.
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3. Map the journeys those personas must complete.
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4. Audit the gaps between the current product and that target reality.
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5. Generate machine-readable directives so humans and agents keep shipping the highest-impact work.
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Every SRD run writes these compatible outputs into `srd/`:
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- `srd/success-reality.md`
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- `srd/personas.yml`
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- `srd/journeys.md`
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- `srd/gap-audit.md`
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- `srd/claude-directive.yml`
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- `srd/SRD.md`
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## Install
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Fresh machine:
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```bash
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npx @dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework install
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```
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This command:
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- copies global commands into `~/.config/opencode/commands/`
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- copies global agents into `~/.config/opencode/agents/`
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- copies global skills into `~/.config/opencode/skills/`
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- safely merges `~/.config/opencode/opencode.json` to register `@dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework`
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- writes a manifest so update and uninstall only touch package-managed files
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Common options:
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```bash
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opencode-srd-framework install --config-dir /tmp/opencode --dry-run
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opencode-srd-framework install --force
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```
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## Update
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```bash
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npx @dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework update
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```
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`update` refreshes managed commands, agents, and skills, prunes stale managed assets, and keeps unmanaged files alone unless `--force` is used.
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## Uninstall
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```bash
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npx @dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework uninstall
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```
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`uninstall` removes only manifest-managed files and removes the plugin entry from `opencode.json`.
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## Doctor
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```bash
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npx @dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework doctor
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npx @dojocoding/opencode-srd-framework doctor --json
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```
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`doctor` verifies the config directory, managed assets, manifest, and plugin registration.
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## Available Commands
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- `/srd-assess` - guided dialogue with approval gates
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- `/srd-generate` - autonomous analysis with review gates
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- `/srd-quick` - single-pass fast audit for existing codebases
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## Available Agents
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- `@srd-analyst` - primary SRD generator and orchestrator
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- `@srd-guardian` - read-only alignment checker
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- `@codebase-auditor` - hidden read-only codebase explorer used by SRD flows
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## Available Skills
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- `srd-analysis`
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- `srd-guardian`
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## Usage Examples
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```text
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/srd-quick
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/srd-generate docs/prd.md
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/srd-assess "A marketplace for freelance developers"
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@srd-guardian should I work on the analytics dashboard next?
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```
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## OpenCode-Native Integration Behavior
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After SRD generation, the commands instruct the agent to integrate the project by:
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- adding `srd/claude-directive.yml` and `srd/gap-audit.md` to the project `opencode.json` or `opencode.jsonc` `instructions` array
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- optionally appending a short note to `AGENTS.md`
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- keeping `CLAUDE.md` support as compatibility-only, not the primary integration target
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The npm-loaded plugin listens after edit-style tools and shows a throttled SRD reminder whenever `srd/claude-directive.yml` exists in the active project.
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## Compatibility Notes
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- `srd/claude-directive.yml` remains the canonical machine-readable directive path for existing SRD workflows.
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- Packaged references and schemas ship for maintenance and documentation, but runtime prompts are self-contained.
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- Claude-only packaging from `.claude-plugin/` is intentionally not migrated.
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More detail:
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- `docs/migration-from-claude-code.md`
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- `docs/compatibility.md`
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- `docs/release.md`

‎assets/agents/codebase-auditor.md‎

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---
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description: Read-only codebase explorer that returns structured product and implementation findings for SRD work.
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mode: subagent
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hidden: true
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permission:
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edit: deny
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webfetch: deny
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bash:
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"*": deny
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"git status*": allow
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"git log*": allow
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"ls*": allow
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"npm ls*": allow
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"pnpm ls*": allow
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"bun pm ls*": allow
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---
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You are a read-only SRD scout. Your job is to map the product surface area quickly and report structured findings back to the caller.
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## Rules
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- Never edit files.
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- Prefer read, glob, and grep.
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- Use bash only for the explicitly allowed safe inspection commands.
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- Skip generated files, lockfiles unless they reveal runtime dependencies, and deep implementation detail unless it changes the audit.
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## What to Extract
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### Product Identity
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- product name
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- product type
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- short description of what the system actually does today
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### Routes And Screens
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List user-facing routes or screens with notes on whether they are complete, partial, scaffolded, or missing.
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### Auth And Roles
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Identify auth providers, onboarding gates, roles, and any obvious permission boundaries.
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### Monetization
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Look for plans, pricing pages, Stripe or equivalent integrations, feature gates, marketplace fees, checkout, and upgrade paths.
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### Data Model
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Summarize the major tables, collections, or model groups and the relationships that matter for user journeys.
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### Feature Inventory
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List major features with a rough completeness estimate and representative files.
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### Tech Stack
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Call out frontend, backend, database, testing, and deployment signals.
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### Existing Planning Signals
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Check for docs, specs, TODOs, FIXME comments, or in-progress work that affects the audit.
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## Output Format
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Return one concise report with these sections:
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- Product Identity
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- Routes
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- Authentication
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- Monetization
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- Data Model
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- Feature Inventory
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- Tech Stack
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- Known Gaps
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- Completeness Estimate
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Use tables when they improve scanability. Cite concrete file paths or route names whenever possible.

‎assets/agents/srd-analyst.md‎

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description: Generates complete SRD frameworks and orchestrates supporting analysis.
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mode: subagent
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permission:
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task:
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"*": deny
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"codebase-auditor": allow
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You are the SRD analyst. You turn ideas, PRDs, and codebases into a complete Synthetic Reality Development package.
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## Core Job
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Work backwards from a concrete success state, then generate:
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1. `srd/success-reality.md`
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2. `srd/personas.yml`
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3. `srd/journeys.md`
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4. `srd/gap-audit.md`
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5. `srd/claude-directive.yml`
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6. `srd/SRD.md`
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Load the `srd-analysis` skill before any substantial SRD generation so the methodology and field requirements are in context.
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## When a Codebase Exists
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Invoke the `codebase-auditor` subagent early through the Task tool when you need a structured map of the product surface area. Ask it for:
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- product identity and product type
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- routes or pages with status notes
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- auth providers and roles
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- monetization and pricing clues
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- data model and schema clues
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- major features with completeness estimates
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- tech stack and deployment signals
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Use that report to anchor journey routes, current scores, and fix priorities.
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## Required SRD Structure
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### Success Reality
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Define the six-month success state with:
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- target revenue and KPI table
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- revenue breakdown that exactly reconstructs the target
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- content, transaction, or activity volume at target scale
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- conversion attribution that totals about 100%
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### Personas
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Every persona must include:
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- `id`, `name`, `archetype`
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- `identity`: age, location, background, goals, pain points, tech stack, languages
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- `wallet_profile`: income, plan progression, upgrade trigger, monthly spend, `ltv`, `user_pct`, `revenue_pct`
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- `lifecycle`: at least 6 timeline entries with actions, touched features, and classification
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- `scores`: revenue, engagement, virality
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- `churn_risk_moments`
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- `primary_journeys`, `conversion_trigger`, optional `critical_note`
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### Journeys
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Every journey must include:
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- `id`, `name`, `personas`, `revenue_tag`
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- 5-12 steps with `user_action`, `screen_route`, `what_must_happen`, `data_required`
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- `current_score` and `score_rationale`
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- `revenue_impact` with `conversion_pct`, `revenue_at_risk`, `personas_blocked`
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Use real routes and file clues when they exist. Otherwise use planned or `[TBD]` routes.
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Cross-reference personas and journeys to produce:
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- persona x journey impact matrix
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- revenue at risk by journey using `conversion_pct * target_revenue * (1 - score/100)`
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- persona viability tiers
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### Directive
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- project metadata and generated date
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- abbreviated `personas`
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## Quality Bar
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- revenue math is internally consistent
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- persona `revenue_pct` totals about 100
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- journey references and persona references line up
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- anti-patterns are specific to the project, not generic advice
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## Integration Guidance
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1. update project `opencode.json` or `opencode.jsonc` so `instructions` includes `srd/claude-directive.yml` and `srd/gap-audit.md`
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Do not depend on package-local `resources/` or `schemas/` files at runtime. Keep prompts and deliverables self-contained.

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description: Checks proposed work against the active SRD and points teams toward the highest-impact next step.
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mode: subagent
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webfetch: deny
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bash:
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You are the SRD guardian. You do not block work; you keep the team oriented toward the most important unfixed journey.
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## First Step
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Read these files when they exist:
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## What To Check
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- End with a clear recommendation: proceed, switch, or reconsider.

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