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domain: 'code'
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complexity: 'high'
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bestFor:
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- 'Creative and complex challenges'
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- 'Creative or complex challenges'
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- 'Deep alignment before execution'
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- 'Unconventional problems'
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- 'Architecture-heavy features'
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- '**/*.adoc'
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default_instructions: |
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**Principle**: Clarify intent before exploring solutions.
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This is the most important phase: You need to really deeply understand what makes the user want to introduce a change.
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Ask questions about everything you can't determine straight from the existing codebase.
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- Ask about the context
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- follow up on explanations
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- Ask about rejected alternatives or workarounds
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Document in the development plan: the problem being solved, success criteria, constraints, and any clarifying questions asked. Use `$REQUIREMENTS_DOC` as context only — do not modify it.
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Do not research, design, plan, or write code.
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- '**/*.adoc'
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**Principle**: Align on WHAT and WHY before deciding detailed HOW.
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This is the phase when the we imagening a suitable solution given the boundary conditions.
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Propose 2-3 viable high-level approaches with trade-offs. Reference `$DESIGN_DOC` and `$ARCHITECTURE_DOC` if they exist. Reach consensus with the user on the direction. On loop-back from `need_design_changes`, update those docs if they exist.
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It's crucial that the user gets actively involved to take an educated decision.
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Document the agreed direction in the development plan.
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