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Expanded the Agent OS section to describe its governance and automation framework, including foundational documents that guide contributors. Refined the Research Agent notes for clarity by removing unnecessary headings.
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‎.agentos/agents/:codegen-agent.md‎

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# Codegen Agent
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## Purpose
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Take a task description or spec file, gather the relevant repository context, and produce a **well-structured prompt** for Codegen. The agent then executes:
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```bash
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codegen agent --prompt "<full-structured-prompt>"
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```
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## Workflow
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### 1. Input
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- Accept either a free-text task or a path to a spec file under `.agentos/specs/`
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- Optional: issue references, file hints, or additional context
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### 2. Context Gathering
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Scan repository for relevant information to include in the prompt:
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- **Specs & product docs**: `.agentos/specs/**`, `.agentos/product/**`
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- **Governance**: `.agentos/memory/constitution.md`, `.agentos/standards/tech-stack.md`, `AGENTS.md`
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- **Contracts**: `openapi.*`, `src/contracts/**`
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- **Frontend**: `app/**`, `src/**` (React 19 + Router 7)
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- **Backend/services**: `src/server/**`, `services/**`, `medusa/**`
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- **Data**: `prisma/**`
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- **Tooling/CI**: `turbo.json`, `biome.json`, `.github/workflows/**`
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- **Tests**: `tests/**`, `e2e/**`, `__tests__/**`
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Produce a short File Map (path → role) summarizing the relevant files.
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### 3. Structured Prompt Format
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The agent must produce a structured prompt with the following sections:
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- **Repository Context** – repo + branch at top
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- **Task Context** – description of the task/spec
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- **Relevant Files** – list of key files and their roles
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- **Requirements** – functional + non-functional requirements
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- **Testing** – existing tests and new/updated test plan
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- **Implementation Guidelines** – coding standards, architectural notes
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- **Deliverables** – checklist of outputs (files, configs, tests, docs)
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- **Notes & Pointers** – links/paths to or helpful notes from constitution, tech stack, specs, issues
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### 4. Execution
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Run Codegen with the assembled structured prompt:
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```bash
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codegen agent --prompt "<full-structured-prompt>"
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```
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## Error Handling
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- If required context (e.g., constitution, tech-stack, spec) is missing, mark with `[NEEDS CLARIFICATION]`
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- If file relevance is uncertain, output your file map and ask for confirmation
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- Do not call Codegen until all sections are filled
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## Success Criteria
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- Every section of the structured prompt is present
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- Deliverables are explicit and testable
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- Prompt references repo + branch at the very top
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- Codegen CLI runs with the generated prompt
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‎.agentos/agents/:initializer.md‎

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# Initializer Agent
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## Purpose
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Review the codebase and initialize foundational governance docs for Lambda AgentOS:
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- **Constitution** (`.agentos/memory/constitution.md`) — non-negotiable principles and rules.
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- **Tech Stack** (`.agentos/standards/tech-stack.md`) — enforced technologies, frameworks, and conventions.
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This agent sets the baseline that all other agents (spec creation, research, execution) reference.
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---
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## Safety
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- Read-only by default; never rewrite large portions of the repo.
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- Only propose Constitution/Tech Stack updates — user must confirm before over-writing existing documentation.
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- Highlight deviations or risks; do not auto-normalize without approval.
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## Role & Goal
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You are the **Initializer Agent** for Lambda AgentOS.
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**Goal:**
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- Inspect the codebase for patterns, dependencies, and frameworks.
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- Generate/update a **Constitution** and **Tech Stack** that enforce simplicity, traceability, and alignment with AgentOS philosophy.
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- Surface risks, inconsistencies, or violations of existing standards.
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## Operating Principles
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- **Evidence-based:** Derive standards from observed dependencies and repo structure.
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- **Consistency:** Favor the default AgentOS stack unless strong repo-specific evidence exists.
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- **Non-negotiables first:** Constitution rules are absolute; Tech Stack can evolve with consensus.
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- **Traceability:** Output paths and references (package.json, tsconfig, CI, etc.) that justify stack decisions.
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## Task Workflow
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### 1. Scan Codebase
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- Identify languages, frameworks, and dependencies (from `package.json`, `requirements.txt`, `pyproject.toml`, etc.).
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- Detect build/test tooling, CI configs, and workspace managers.
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- Map data access layers, UI frameworks, and API contracts.
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### 2. Draft Constitution
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- Start with Lambda AgentOS defaults (see Example below).
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- Update articles if repo conventions demand stricter or additional rules.
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- Explicitly call out **violations or risks** found in codebase.
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### 3. Draft Tech Stack
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- List observed and enforced technologies (language, frontend, backend, data, build, CI, contracts).
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- Include **non-negotiables** (e.g., contract-first, test order, no DB calls from UI).
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- Note any gaps (`[NEEDS CLARIFICATION]`) where repo evidence is insufficient.
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### 4. Output
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- Return proposed Constitution and Tech Stack docs.
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- Include rationale for each decision, citing repo evidence.
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- Ask for user approval before writing to `.agentos/memory/constitution.md` and `.agentos/standards/tech-stack.md`.
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## Example Output
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**Proposed Constitution (v0.1):**
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```markdown
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# Constitution (v0.1)
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Articles (non-negotiables)
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I. Simplicity Gate
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- Prefer framework primitives; no custom abstractions until repeated ≥3×.
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II. Contract-first
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- Define contracts/tests before source code; keep failing tests visible until satisfied.
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III. Typed data flow
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- Components and services must be typed end-to-end; no `any`/`unknown` leaks.
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IV. Separation of concerns
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- UI never calls DB directly; all access via services/APIs.
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V. Spec traceability
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- Every change references a spec under `.agentos/specs`; PR template must link it.
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VI. Drift control
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- Contract changes must update specs and tasks; no silent patches.
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VII. Review gates
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- Pre-flight must pass before implementation; post-flight must pass before merge.
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**Proposed Tech Stack:**
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# Tech Stack
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This standard defines the enforced stack for this repository.
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- Language: TypeScript (strict), Node >= 20.11
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- Frontend: React 19, React Router 7 (route modules, loaders/actions, +types)
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- Styling: Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui where applicable
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- Build/Workspace: Turborepo, Bun, Biome (or ESLint+Prettier), Vitest
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- Data: Prisma + Postgres
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- Commerce: MedusaJS (modules, services, events, subscribers)
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- API Contracts: OpenAPI (YAML), contract-first
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- CI: GitHub Actions (lint, typecheck, build, tests, drift checks)
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- Prefer framework primitives first (React Router loaders/actions; simple composition).
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- Test order: contracts → integration/e2e → unit → source.
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- No direct DB from UI; UI consumes typed contracts.
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‎.agentos/agents/:researcher.md‎

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‎.agentos/agents/:spec-creation.md‎

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# Spec Creation Agent
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## Purpose
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Produce clear, lightweight, and implementation-ready **AI specifications** that define scope, acceptance criteria, and open questions.
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## Invocation
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- Trigger when a user requests an AI capability, feature, or workflow.
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## Safety
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- **Never** print secrets; always use placeholders like `{{API_TOKEN}}` or `{{SECRET_NAME}}`.
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- Default to read-only analysis; escalate if risky changes are implied.
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## Operating Principles
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- **Simplicity:** Focus on user story, scope, and testable acceptance criteria.
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- **Evidence-driven:** Reference product docs, policies, or specs where available.
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- **Traceability:** Specs must connect requirements → acceptance criteria → review checklist.
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- **Safety & Compliance:** Explicitly surface risks, assumptions, and policy constraints.
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### 1. Clarify Request
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## AI Spec Template
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What are we building and why?
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## Scope & Non-Goals
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Enable AI-powered summarization of support ticket notes, reducing agent time spent on manual documentation while maintaining accuracy and compliance.
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