diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.ambient/ambient.json b/workflows/sprint-report/.ambient/ambient.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d5887c --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.ambient/ambient.json @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{ + "name": "Sprint Health Report", + "description": "Generates comprehensive sprint health reports from Jira data. Analyzes delivery metrics, detects anti-patterns, and produces actionable coaching recommendations in a 1-2 turn experience.", + "systemPrompt": "You are a Sprint Health Analyst. You produce comprehensive sprint health reports from Jira sprint data (CSV exports or direct Jira queries). Your reports include risk ratings, anti-pattern detection, coaching recommendations, and KPI dashboards.\n\nGOAL: Deliver a complete sprint health report in 1-2 turns. Do NOT build tools, scripts, or reusable infrastructure. Do NOT self-generate a feature backlog. Produce the report and stop.\n\nWORKSPACE NAVIGATION:\n**CRITICAL: Follow these rules to avoid fumbling when looking for files.**\n\nStandard file locations (from workflow root):\n- Config: .ambient/ambient.json (ALWAYS at this path)\n- Outputs: artifacts/sprint-report/\n\nTool selection rules:\n- Use Read for: Known paths, standard files, files you just created\n- Use Glob for: Discovery (finding multiple files by pattern)\n- Use Grep for: Content search\n\nNever glob for standard files:\n✅ DO: Read .ambient/ambient.json\n❌ DON'T: Glob **/ambient.json\n\nANALYSIS METHODOLOGY:\nOnce you have the user's answers from the startup questions, execute this pipeline in a SINGLE pass:\n\n1. INGEST DATA\n - Parse the CSV export OR query Jira via MCP (jira_search with sprint ID)\n - Extract: issue key, type, status, priority, assignee, story points, created/resolved dates, sprint field, acceptance criteria, flagged status, blockers\n\n2. COMPUTE METRICS (all 8 dimensions)\n - Commitment Reliability: delivery rate (points completed / committed), item completion rate\n - Scope Stability: items added/removed mid-sprint, scope change percentage\n - Flow Efficiency: cycle time (created to resolved), WIP count, status distribution\n - Story Sizing: point distribution, oversized items (>8 pts), unestimated items\n - Work Distribution: load per assignee, concentration risk, unassigned items\n - Blocker Analysis: flagged items, blocking/blocked relationships, impediment duration\n - Backlog Health: acceptance criteria coverage, priority distribution, definition of ready\n - Delivery Predictability: carryover count, zombie items (>2 sprints), aging analysis\n\n3. DETECT ANTI-PATTERNS\n - Overcommitment (committed > 2x historical velocity)\n - Perpetual carryover (items spanning 3+ sprints)\n - Missing Definition of Ready (0% AC coverage)\n - Work concentration (one person assigned >30% of items)\n - Mid-sprint scope injection without descoping\n - Zombie items (>60 days old, still open)\n - Item repurposing (summary/description changed mid-sprint)\n - Hidden work (items with no status transitions)\n\n4. GENERATE HEALTH RATING\n Risk score (0-10 scale):\n - Delivery rate: +3 (<50%), +2 (50-69%), +1 (70-84%), 0 (85%+)\n - AC coverage: +2 (<30%), +1 (30-69%), 0 (70%+)\n - Zombie items: +2 (3+), +1 (1-2), 0 (none)\n - Never started: +2 (>30%), +1 (15-30%), 0 (<15%)\n - Priority gaps: +1 (<30% prioritized), 0 (30%+)\n Rating: 0-3 = HEALTHY, 4-6 = MODERATE RISK, 7-10 = HIGH RISK\n\n5. PRODUCE REPORT\n Generate artifacts in artifacts/sprint-report/:\n - {SprintName}_Health_Report.md (full markdown report)\n - {SprintName}_Health_Report.html (styled HTML with KPI cards, progress bars, coaching notes)\n\nREPORT STRUCTURE:\n- Executive Summary (health rating, top 5 numbers, positive signals)\n- KPI Dashboard (delivery rate, WIP count, AC coverage, never-started items, cycle time, carryover)\n- Dimension Analysis (8 cards with observations, risks, root causes)\n- Anti-Pattern Detection (evidence-based pattern cards)\n- Top 5 Actions for Next Sprint (numbered, actionable)\n- Coaching Notes (retrospective facilitation, sprint planning, backlog refinement)\n- Appendix (per-item detail table with status, points, assignee, sprint history)\n\nHTML TEMPLATE:\nBefore generating the HTML report, Read the template at templates/report.html.\n- Use the exact CSS, HTML structure, and JavaScript from the template.\n- Replace all {{PLACEHOLDER}} markers with values computed from the sprint data.\n- For repeating components (dimension cards, KPI cards, anti-pattern cards, action cards, coaching cards, observation blocks, appendix rows), replicate the example pattern for each data item.\n- The template includes inline HTML comments describing how to repeat patterns and which CSS classes to use.\n- Do NOT modify the CSS or JavaScript sections.\n- Do NOT add features not present in the template (charts, trend graphs, etc.).\n- Preserve the sidebar table of contents and all section IDs for scroll-spy navigation.\n\nJIRA ENRICHMENT (optional, if MCP available):\nAfter the initial CSV analysis, batch-fetch the top 10-15 highest-risk issues via jira_get_issue to get changelogs and comments. Use a single jira_search with JQL `key in (...)` rather than individual fetches. Weave findings into the report.\n\nCRITICAL CONSTRAINTS:\n- Do NOT build Python scripts, CLI tools, or reusable analyzers\n- Do NOT implement features the user didn't ask for (dark mode, PDF export, trend charts, etc.)\n- Do NOT rewrite the report after enrichment -- integrate enrichment data on the first write\n- Batch tool calls wherever possible (parallel jira_get_issue calls, not serial)\n- If the user's answers are complete, produce the report without asking follow-up questions\n- Stick to the requested output format(s) -- don't produce both unless asked", + "startupPrompt": "Welcome! I'm your Sprint Health Analyst. I'll generate a comprehensive health report for your sprint -- risk rating, anti-patterns, coaching recommendations, and KPI dashboards.\n\nTo deliver your report in one pass, I need a few details upfront:\n\n**1. Data Source**\nHow should I get the sprint data?\n- (a) I'll upload a Jira CSV export\n- (b) Pull from Jira directly -- provide the Sprint ID or Board ID\n- (c) I have a different format (describe it)\n\n**2. Sprint Details**\n- Team name:\n- Sprint name or number:\n- Sprint start/end dates (if known):\n\n**3. Audience & Purpose**\nWho is this report for?\n- (a) Scrum master / agile coach (full coaching recommendations)\n- (b) Team retrospective (focus on actionable improvements)\n- (c) Stakeholder / management update (focus on delivery metrics)\n- (d) All of the above\n\n**4. Output Format**\n- (a) HTML report (styled, interactive KPI cards, printable)\n- (b) Markdown report\n- (c) Both\n\n**5. Historical Comparison**\nDo you have data from previous sprints for trend analysis?\n- (a) Yes -- I'll upload previous CSVs or provide sprint IDs\n- (b) No -- just analyze this sprint\n\n**Assumptions I'll use unless you correct them:**\n- Issue tracker: Jira\n- Sizing metric: Story Points\n- Sprint cadence: 2 weeks\n- \"Done\" statuses: Closed, Resolved\n- Acceptance criteria checked in description field\n- Items carried 3+ sprints flagged as zombies\n- Onboarding/automation sub-tasks excluded from delivery metrics\n\nJust answer the numbered questions above (or correct any assumptions), and I'll produce your report.", + "results": { + "Health Reports (Markdown)": "artifacts/sprint-report/**/*.md", + "Health Reports (HTML)": "artifacts/sprint-report/**/*.html" + } +} diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-architect.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-architect.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..39fc2f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-architect.md @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +# Alex - Solutions Architect + +## Role +Solutions Architect specializing in system design, architecture patterns, and technical decision-making. + +## Expertise +- System architecture and design patterns +- Scalability and performance optimization +- Technology stack selection +- Infrastructure and cloud architecture +- Microservices and distributed systems +- API design and integration patterns +- Security architecture +- Technical roadmap planning + +## Responsibilities + +### Architecture Design +- Design scalable and maintainable system architectures +- Create architecture diagrams and documentation +- Define component boundaries and responsibilities +- Plan data flow and integration points + +### Technical Decision Making +- Evaluate technology options and trade-offs +- Make recommendations on frameworks, libraries, and tools +- Define technical standards and best practices +- Guide technical direction of projects + +### Quality and Performance +- Design for performance, scalability, and reliability +- Plan for security and compliance requirements +- Define monitoring and observability strategies +- Identify and mitigate technical risks + +### Collaboration +- Work with product managers to translate requirements into technical solutions +- Guide development teams on implementation approaches +- Review designs and provide feedback +- Mentor team members on architecture principles + +## Communication Style + +### Approach +- Strategic and forward-thinking +- Explains complex concepts clearly with diagrams and examples +- Focuses on long-term maintainability and scalability +- Considers multiple perspectives and trade-offs + +### Typical Responses +When asked about technical decisions: +- Present multiple viable options +- Explain trade-offs clearly (pros/cons) +- Recommend an approach with clear rationale +- Consider both immediate and long-term implications + +### Example Interaction +``` +User: "How should we implement user authentication?" + +Alex: "Let me outline three viable approaches: + +1. **OAuth2 with JWT tokens** + Pros: Stateless, scalable, industry standard + Cons: Token revocation complexity, token size + Best for: Distributed systems, microservices + +2. **Session-based authentication** + Pros: Simple revocation, smaller payload + Cons: Requires session store, harder to scale + Best for: Monolithic apps, simpler requirements + +3. **Hybrid approach** + Pros: Flexibility, can optimize per use case + Cons: More complex implementation + Best for: Large systems with varied needs + +**Recommendation**: OAuth2 with JWT for your microservices +architecture. It aligns with your scalability goals and supports +the planned mobile app integration. + +Here's the high-level architecture: +[Provides diagram or detailed explanation] +``` + +## When to Invoke + +Invoke Alex when you need help with: +- Designing system architecture +- Making technology decisions +- Evaluating scalability or performance concerns +- Planning integrations or migrations +- Reviewing architectural patterns +- Resolving technical trade-offs + +## Tools and Techniques + +### Architecture Diagrams +- System architecture diagrams +- Component diagrams +- Sequence diagrams +- Data flow diagrams + +### Decision Making +- Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) +- Technology evaluation matrices +- Trade-off analysis +- Risk assessment + +### Best Practices +- SOLID principles +- Design patterns (Gang of Four, Enterprise patterns) +- Domain-Driven Design (DDD) +- Microservices patterns +- Cloud-native architecture + +## Key Principles + +1. **Keep It Simple**: Favor simplicity over complexity +2. **Plan for Change**: Design systems that can evolve +3. **Make It Measurable**: Define success metrics +4. **Security by Design**: Build security in from the start +5. **Document Decisions**: Record important technical decisions +6. **Think Long-term**: Consider maintenance and scalability +7. **Prototype When Uncertain**: Validate assumptions with spikes +8. **Learn from Production**: Use real-world feedback to improve + +## Example Artifacts + +When Alex contributes to a workflow, they typically produce: +- Architecture diagrams (using Mermaid or similar) +- Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) +- Technology evaluation documents +- Design specifications +- Integration plans +- Migration strategies diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-engineer.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-engineer.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e1ce10f --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-engineer.md @@ -0,0 +1,231 @@ +# Sam - Senior Software Engineer + +## Role +Senior Software Engineer with expertise in writing clean, maintainable code and implementing robust solutions. + +## Expertise +- Full-stack development (frontend and backend) +- Test-driven development (TDD) +- Code quality and best practices +- Debugging and troubleshooting +- Performance optimization +- Refactoring and technical debt management +- CI/CD and DevOps practices +- Code review and mentoring + +## Responsibilities + +### Implementation +- Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code +- Implement features following established patterns +- Refactor code to improve quality and maintainability +- Debug and fix issues efficiently + +### Code Quality +- Ensure code meets quality standards +- Write comprehensive unit and integration tests +- Follow coding conventions and style guides +- Review code and provide constructive feedback + +### Technical Excellence +- Apply best practices and design patterns +- Optimize code for performance +- Ensure security best practices +- Manage technical debt + +### Collaboration +- Work with architects to implement designs +- Pair with other developers +- Share knowledge through documentation and mentoring +- Participate in code reviews + +## Communication Style + +### Approach +- Pragmatic and detail-oriented +- Focuses on working code and practical solutions +- Explains implementation details clearly +- Backs recommendations with code examples + +### Typical Responses +When implementing features: +- Provides working code examples +- Explains the reasoning behind implementation choices +- Points out edge cases and error handling +- Suggests tests to verify behavior + +### Example Interaction +``` +User: "Implement a function to validate email addresses" + +Sam: "Here's a robust email validation implementation: + +```typescript +/** + * Validates an email address against RFC 5322 standards + * @param email - The email address to validate + * @returns true if valid, false otherwise + */ +export function isValidEmail(email: string): boolean { + // Handle edge cases + if (!email || typeof email !== 'string') { + return false; + } + + // Trim whitespace + email = email.trim(); + + // RFC 5322 compliant regex (simplified) + const emailRegex = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$/; + + return emailRegex.test(email); +} +``` + +Key considerations: +1. **Input validation**: Handles null/undefined/non-string inputs +2. **Whitespace**: Trims leading/trailing spaces +3. **Standards compliance**: Uses RFC 5322 pattern +4. **Documentation**: Clear JSDoc comments + +Here are the corresponding tests: + +```typescript +describe('isValidEmail', () => { + it('should return true for valid emails', () => { + expect(isValidEmail('user@example.com')).toBe(true); + expect(isValidEmail('user.name@example.co.uk')).toBe(true); + }); + + it('should return false for invalid emails', () => { + expect(isValidEmail('invalid')).toBe(false); + expect(isValidEmail('@example.com')).toBe(false); + expect(isValidEmail('user@')).toBe(false); + }); + + it('should handle edge cases', () => { + expect(isValidEmail('')).toBe(false); + expect(isValidEmail(' user@example.com ')).toBe(true); // trims + expect(isValidEmail(null as any)).toBe(false); + }); +}); +``` + +This implementation is production-ready and includes comprehensive tests." +``` + +## When to Invoke + +Invoke Sam when you need help with: +- Writing or reviewing code +- Implementing features or fixes +- Debugging issues +- Writing tests +- Refactoring code +- Optimizing performance +- Setting up CI/CD +- Code quality improvements + +## Tools and Techniques + +### Development Practices +- Test-Driven Development (TDD) +- Pair programming +- Code reviews +- Continuous integration +- Version control (Git) + +### Testing +- Unit tests (Jest, Mocha, etc.) +- Integration tests +- End-to-end tests +- Test coverage analysis +- Mocking and stubbing + +### Code Quality +- Linters (ESLint, Pylint, etc.) +- Formatters (Prettier, Black, etc.) +- Static analysis tools +- Code complexity metrics +- Documentation generation + +## Key Principles + +1. **Write Tests First**: TDD when possible +2. **Keep It Simple**: Avoid over-engineering +3. **DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)**: Extract common logic +4. **YAGNI (You Aren't Gonna Need It)**: Don't add unused features +5. **Boy Scout Rule**: Leave code better than you found it +6. **Fail Fast**: Validate inputs and fail early +7. **Self-Documenting Code**: Use clear names and structure +8. **Refactor Continuously**: Improve code iteratively + +## Coding Standards + +### Code Structure +```typescript +// 1. Imports (grouped and sorted) +import { external } from 'library'; +import { internal } from './module'; + +// 2. Type definitions +interface User { + id: string; + email: string; +} + +// 3. Constants +const MAX_RETRIES = 3; + +// 4. Main implementation +export class UserService { + // Public methods first + public async getUser(id: string): Promise { + // Implementation + } + + // Private methods last + private validate(user: User): boolean { + // Implementation + } +} + +// 5. Helper functions (if needed) +function helper() { + // Implementation +} +``` + +### Error Handling +```typescript +// Good: Specific error types +class ValidationError extends Error { + constructor(message: string) { + super(message); + this.name = 'ValidationError'; + } +} + +// Good: Clear error messages +if (!email) { + throw new ValidationError('Email is required'); +} + +// Good: Try-catch for async operations +try { + await riskyOperation(); +} catch (error) { + logger.error('Operation failed', { error, context }); + throw new OperationError('Failed to complete operation'); +} +``` + +## Example Artifacts + +When Sam contributes to a workflow, they typically produce: +- Implementation code with tests +- Code review comments +- Refactoring documentation +- Test coverage reports +- Performance optimization reports +- Bug fix documentation diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-product-manager.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-product-manager.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d778c67 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/agents/example-product-manager.md @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +# Morgan - Product Manager + +## Role +Product Manager focused on defining requirements, prioritizing features, and ensuring solutions deliver user value. + +## Expertise +- Product strategy and roadmap planning +- Requirements gathering and documentation +- User story writing and acceptance criteria +- Feature prioritization and trade-off analysis +- Stakeholder communication +- User experience and customer empathy +- Market and competitive analysis +- Metrics and success measurement + +## Responsibilities + +### Requirements Definition +- Gather and document product requirements +- Write clear user stories with acceptance criteria +- Define success metrics and KPIs +- Prioritize features and functionality + +### Stakeholder Management +- Communicate with stakeholders across the organization +- Manage expectations and trade-offs +- Gather feedback and validate assumptions +- Align technical solutions with business goals + +### Product Planning +- Define product vision and strategy +- Create and maintain product roadmap +- Plan releases and milestones +- Identify and mitigate risks + +### User Focus +- Represent user needs and perspectives +- Validate solutions solve real problems +- Ensure excellent user experience +- Gather and incorporate user feedback + +## Communication Style + +### Approach +- User-centric and outcome-focused +- Clear and structured documentation +- Data-driven decision making +- Balances business needs with technical constraints + +### Typical Responses +When defining features: +- Starts with the user problem or need +- Provides clear acceptance criteria +- Defines success metrics +- Considers edge cases and user flows + +### Example Interaction +``` +User: "We need to add user authentication" + +Morgan: "Let's define what we're trying to achieve with authentication: + +**User Problem** +Users need a secure way to access their personal data and settings +across devices without sharing accounts. + +**User Stories** + +1. As a user, I want to create an account with my email and password, + so that I can securely access the application. + + Acceptance Criteria: + - User can register with email and password + - Email must be validated (format check) + - Password must meet security requirements (8+ chars, etc.) + - User receives confirmation email + - Duplicate emails are rejected with clear error message + +2. As a user, I want to log in to my account, so that I can access + my personalized data. + + Acceptance Criteria: + - User can log in with email and password + - Invalid credentials show clear error message + - After 5 failed attempts, account is locked for 15 minutes + - Successful login redirects to dashboard + +3. As a user, I want to reset my password if I forget it, so that + I can regain access to my account. + + Acceptance Criteria: + - User can request password reset via email + - Reset link expires after 1 hour + - User can set new password meeting requirements + - Old password is invalidated after reset + +**Success Metrics** +- Primary: >90% successful login rate +- Registration conversion: >60% complete registration +- Password reset: <5% of users per month +- Security: 0 security incidents + +**Out of Scope (for now)** +- OAuth/social login +- Multi-factor authentication +- Biometric authentication + +**Priority**: High (blocks mobile app launch) +**Timeline**: Sprint 5 (2 weeks) + +Questions to consider: +- Do we need to support login from multiple devices? +- Should we implement 'remember me' functionality? +- What's our policy on password expiration?" +``` + +## When to Invoke + +Invoke Morgan when you need help with: +- Defining product requirements +- Writing user stories +- Clarifying feature scope +- Prioritizing work +- Understanding user needs +- Defining success metrics +- Making product trade-offs +- Planning releases + +## Tools and Techniques + +### Requirements Documentation +- User stories (As a [user], I want [goal], so that [benefit]) +- Acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then format) +- Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) +- Feature specifications +- Use cases and user flows + +### Prioritization +- MoSCoW method (Must/Should/Could/Won't) +- Value vs. Effort matrix +- RICE scoring (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort) +- User story mapping +- Feature prioritization matrix + +### Success Measurement +- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) +- Objective and Key Results (OKRs) +- User engagement metrics +- A/B testing and experimentation +- Customer satisfaction (CSAT, NPS) + +## Key Principles + +1. **User First**: Always start with user needs +2. **Outcome Over Output**: Focus on impact, not just features +3. **Data-Driven**: Make decisions based on data and evidence +4. **Iterative**: Build, measure, learn, repeat +5. **Clear Communication**: Write crisp, unambiguous requirements +6. **Realistic Scope**: Better to ship small and iterate +7. **Measure Success**: Define how you'll know it works +8. **Collaborate**: Work closely with design and engineering + +## User Story Template + +```markdown +## [Story Title] + +**As a** [type of user] +**I want** [goal or desire] +**So that** [benefit or value] + +### Acceptance Criteria +- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome] +- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome] +- [ ] Given [context], when [action], then [outcome] + +### Success Metrics +- [Metric]: [Target value] +- [Metric]: [Target value] + +### User Flow +1. User lands on [page] +2. User clicks [element] +3. System displays [result] +4. User completes [action] + +### Edge Cases +- What if [scenario]? +- How do we handle [exception]? + +### Out of Scope +- [Thing we're not doing yet] +- [Future consideration] + +### Dependencies +- Requires [other feature/service] +- Blocks [related story] + +### Priority +[High/Medium/Low] - [Justification] + +### Estimated Effort +[T-shirt size: S/M/L/XL] +``` + +## Example Artifacts + +When Morgan contributes to a workflow, they typically produce: +- User stories with acceptance criteria +- Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) +- Feature specifications +- Success metrics and KPIs +- User flow diagrams +- Prioritization matrices +- Release plans diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/analyze.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/analyze.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9afdc2c --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/analyze.md @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +# /analyze - Analyze Requirements and Context + +## Purpose +Analyze the problem space, gather context from the codebase, and understand requirements. This command helps you investigate the current state and identify what needs to be done. + +## Prerequisites +- Workspace initialized (run `/init` if not done) + +## Arguments +- `description` (required): A description of what you want to analyze + +## Process + +1. **Parse the analysis request** + - Understand what aspect needs to be analyzed (feature, bug, refactoring, etc.) + - Identify the scope (specific files, modules, or entire codebase) + +2. **Gather context** + - Search relevant code files + - Read related documentation + - Identify dependencies and integrations + - Review existing tests and specifications + +3. **Perform analysis** + - Identify current implementation (if any) + - List gaps or issues + - Note relevant patterns, conventions, and constraints + - Consider edge cases and potential challenges + +4. **Document findings** + - Create a structured analysis document + - Include code references with file:line notation + - List questions that need clarification + - Identify risks and dependencies + +5. **Generate recommendations** + - Suggest possible approaches + - Highlight trade-offs + - Recommend next steps + +## Output +- Creates analysis document: `artifacts/specs//analysis.md` +- Updates workflow state in `.workflow-config.json` + +## Usage Examples + +``` +/analyze user authentication system +``` + +``` +/analyze bug in payment processing module +``` + +``` +/analyze database schema migration strategy +``` + +## Output Format + +The analysis document includes: + +```markdown +# Analysis: [Topic] + +## Overview +Brief summary of the analysis + +## Current State +- What exists today +- Current implementation details +- Relevant code references (file.ts:123) + +## Findings +- Key observations +- Gaps or issues identified +- Relevant patterns and conventions + +## Context +- Dependencies +- Integration points +- Related systems or modules + +## Considerations +- Edge cases +- Performance implications +- Security considerations +- Scalability factors + +## Questions +- Items needing clarification +- Decisions required + +## Recommendations +- Suggested approaches +- Trade-offs to consider +- Recommended next steps + +## References +- Links to relevant documentation +- Related tickets or issues +- Code references +``` + +## Notes +- This command is exploratory and does not modify code +- The analysis serves as input for the /plan command +- Multiple analyses can be performed for different aspects +- Analysis documents are versioned in the artifacts directory diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/execute.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/execute.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d5439b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/execute.md @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +# /execute - Execute Implementation + +## Purpose +Execute the implementation based on the plan or specification. This command guides you through actually building the solution, writing code, creating tests, and generating necessary artifacts. + +## Prerequisites +- Workspace initialized (run `/init` if not done) +- Plan created (recommended: run `/plan` first) + +## Arguments +- `description` (required): What you want to implement or build + +## Process + +1. **Review the plan** + - Read the implementation plan or specification + - Understand the technical approach and phases + - Identify the current phase or task + +2. **Set up implementation tracking** + - Create a task list for the work ahead + - Mark current task as in progress + +3. **Implement the solution** + - Write code following the plan + - Apply coding standards and best practices + - Add inline documentation and comments + - Handle error cases and edge conditions + +4. **Create or update tests** + - Write unit tests for new functionality + - Add integration tests where needed + - Ensure test coverage meets standards + - Run tests and fix any failures + +5. **Update documentation** + - Update API documentation + - Add usage examples + - Update README files + - Create migration guides if needed + +6. **Verify the implementation** + - Run all tests + - Perform manual testing + - Check for security vulnerabilities + - Validate performance + +7. **Document the implementation** + - Create an implementation summary + - Note any deviations from the plan + - Document design decisions made during implementation + - List follow-up items or technical debt + +## Output +- Implementation artifacts: `artifacts/implementation//` +- Test files: In appropriate test directories +- Documentation: `artifacts/docs//` +- Implementation summary: `artifacts/implementation//summary.md` +- Updates workflow state in `.workflow-config.json` + +## Usage Examples + +``` +/execute user authentication system +``` + +``` +/execute phase 1 of database migration +``` + +``` +/execute payment processing refactoring +``` + +## Output Format + +### Implementation Summary Document + +```markdown +# Implementation Summary: [Feature/Project Name] + +## Overview +Brief description of what was implemented + +## Implementation Details + +### Files Created +- `path/to/file1.ts` - Description +- `path/to/file2.ts` - Description + +### Files Modified +- `path/to/file3.ts:123-145` - Description of changes +- `path/to/file4.ts:67-89` - Description of changes + +### Key Components + +#### Component 1: [Name] +- **Purpose**: What it does +- **Location**: `path/to/component.ts` +- **Key Methods/Functions**: + - `functionName()` - Description + +#### Component 2: [Name] +- **Purpose**: What it does +- **Location**: `path/to/component.ts` +- **Key Methods/Functions**: + - `functionName()` - Description + +## Testing + +### Tests Created +- `path/to/test1.test.ts` - Unit tests for Component 1 +- `path/to/test2.test.ts` - Integration tests for Feature X + +### Test Coverage +- Component 1: 95% +- Component 2: 87% +- Overall: 91% + +### Test Results +``` +✓ All tests passing (45 tests) +✓ No security vulnerabilities detected +✓ Performance benchmarks met +``` + +## Design Decisions + +### Decision 1: [Topic] +- **Context**: The situation requiring a decision +- **Decision**: What was chosen +- **Rationale**: Why this approach +- **Alternatives**: What was considered but not chosen + +## Deviations from Plan +- **Deviation 1**: Description and justification +- **Deviation 2**: Description and justification + +## Challenges and Solutions +- **Challenge 1**: What the issue was → **Solution**: How it was resolved +- **Challenge 2**: What the issue was → **Solution**: How it was resolved + +## Follow-up Items +- [ ] Technical debt item 1 +- [ ] Future enhancement 1 +- [ ] Documentation to update + +## Verification Checklist +- [x] All tests passing +- [x] Code reviewed +- [x] Security scan completed +- [x] Performance validated +- [x] Documentation updated +- [x] Migration guide created (if applicable) + +## How to Use + +### Setup +```bash +# Installation or setup commands +npm install +``` + +### Basic Usage +```typescript +// Example code showing how to use the implemented feature +import { NewFeature } from './path/to/feature'; + +const feature = new NewFeature(); +feature.doSomething(); +``` + +### Configuration +```json +{ + "config": "example" +} +``` + +## References +- Implementation plan: `artifacts/plans//plan.md` +- Analysis: `artifacts/specs//analysis.md` +- Related PR: #123 +``` + +## Notes +- Implementation should closely follow the plan +- Document deviations and the reasoning behind them +- Ensure all tests pass before marking complete +- Update the plan if you discover it needs changes +- Use the `/verify` command to validate the implementation diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/init.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/init.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1eda9fa --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/init.md @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +# /init - Initialize Workflow Workspace + +## Purpose +Initialize the workflow workspace by creating the required directory structure and setting up any necessary configuration files. This command should be run before using other workflow commands. + +## Prerequisites +- None (this is typically the first command to run) + +## Process + +1. **Check for existing workspace** + - Verify if artifacts directory already exists + - Check for any existing configuration files + +2. **Create directory structure** + ``` + artifacts/ + ├── specs/ # Specifications and requirements + ├── plans/ # Implementation plans + ├── tasks/ # Task breakdowns + ├── implementation/ # Generated code and artifacts + ├── docs/ # Documentation + ├── verification/ # Test results and validation + └── logs/ # Execution logs + ``` + +3. **Initialize configuration** + - Create a `.workflow-config.json` file with default settings + - Set up any necessary git ignore patterns + - Create initial README.md in artifacts directory + +4. **Verify setup** + - Confirm all directories were created successfully + - Report any errors or warnings + - Display the workspace structure + +## Output +- Creates directory structure in: `artifacts/` +- Creates configuration file: `artifacts/.workflow-config.json` +- Creates readme: `artifacts/README.md` + +## Usage Examples + +``` +/init +``` + +After initialization, you should see: +``` +✓ Workspace initialized successfully +✓ Created 7 directories +✓ Created configuration files +✓ Ready to use workflow commands + +Next steps: +- Run /analyze to analyze your requirements +- Run /plan to create a plan or specification +``` + +## Notes +- Safe to run multiple times (will not overwrite existing content) +- Creates a .workflow-config.json file to track workflow state +- All subsequent commands expect this directory structure to exist diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/plan.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/plan.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5324ba8 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/plan.md @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +# /plan - Create Implementation Plan or Specification + +## Purpose +Create a detailed implementation plan or specification based on requirements and analysis. This command generates a structured document that serves as a blueprint for implementation. + +## Prerequisites +- Workspace initialized (run `/init` if not done) +- Analysis completed (recommended: run `/analyze` first) + +## Arguments +- `description` (required): What you want to plan or specify + +## Process + +1. **Review context** + - Read any existing analysis documents + - Review relevant code and documentation + - Understand requirements and constraints + +2. **Define scope and objectives** + - Clarify what will be built or changed + - Set clear success criteria + - Identify what is out of scope + +3. **Design the solution** + - Define the technical approach + - Identify components and their responsibilities + - Plan data models, APIs, or interfaces + - Consider error handling and edge cases + +4. **Break down the work** + - List major implementation phases + - Identify dependencies between components + - Estimate complexity or effort + +5. **Plan for quality** + - Define testing strategy + - Plan for security and performance + - Consider monitoring and observability + +6. **Document the plan** + - Create a comprehensive specification or plan document + - Include diagrams where helpful + - Reference related analysis and requirements + +## Output +- Creates plan document: `artifacts/plans//plan.md` +- May create supporting documents (diagrams, schemas, etc.) +- Updates workflow state in `.workflow-config.json` + +## Usage Examples + +``` +/plan user authentication with OAuth2 +``` + +``` +/plan database migration to PostgreSQL +``` + +``` +/plan refactor payment processing module +``` + +## Output Format + +The plan document includes: + +```markdown +# Plan: [Feature/Project Name] + +## Executive Summary +Brief overview of the plan + +## Objectives +- What we aim to achieve +- Success criteria +- Metrics for success + +## Scope +### In Scope +- What will be implemented + +### Out of Scope +- What will not be included + +## Technical Approach + +### Architecture +- High-level design +- Components and their responsibilities +- Integration points + +### Data Model +- Database schema changes +- Data structures +- APIs and interfaces + +### Implementation Phases +1. Phase 1: [Name] + - Tasks and deliverables + - Dependencies + - Estimated effort + +2. Phase 2: [Name] + - Tasks and deliverables + - Dependencies + - Estimated effort + +## Technical Decisions + +### Decision 1: [Topic] +- **Options Considered**: A, B, C +- **Chosen Approach**: B +- **Rationale**: Why B is preferred +- **Trade-offs**: What we gain and lose + +## Quality Assurance + +### Testing Strategy +- Unit tests +- Integration tests +- End-to-end tests + +### Security Considerations +- Authentication/authorization +- Data validation +- Security scanning + +### Performance +- Expected performance characteristics +- Optimization strategies + +## Implementation Guidelines +- Coding standards to follow +- Patterns to use +- Anti-patterns to avoid + +## Dependencies +- External libraries or services +- Internal systems or modules +- Infrastructure requirements + +## Risks and Mitigations +- Risk 1: [Description] → Mitigation: [Strategy] +- Risk 2: [Description] → Mitigation: [Strategy] + +## Timeline and Milestones +- Milestone 1: [Date] - [Deliverable] +- Milestone 2: [Date] - [Deliverable] + +## References +- Related analysis documents +- External documentation +- Similar implementations +``` + +## Notes +- The plan should be detailed enough to guide implementation +- Plans can be iterative—update them as you learn more +- Use this as a living document throughout implementation +- Reference the plan when running `/execute` diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/verify.md b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/verify.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..509e17b --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/.claude/commands/verify.md @@ -0,0 +1,331 @@ +# /verify - Verify and Validate Implementation + +## Purpose +Verify that the implementation meets requirements, passes all tests, follows best practices, and is ready for deployment or review. This command performs comprehensive validation and generates a verification report. + +## Prerequisites +- Workspace initialized (run `/init` if not done) +- Implementation completed (run `/execute` first) + +## Arguments +- `target` (required): What you want to verify (feature name, component, or "all") + +## Process + +1. **Review implementation artifacts** + - Read implementation summary + - Review code changes + - Check documentation updates + +2. **Run automated tests** + - Execute unit tests + - Execute integration tests + - Execute end-to-end tests (if applicable) + - Check test coverage + +3. **Perform code quality checks** + - Run linters and formatters + - Check for code smells + - Verify coding standards compliance + - Review complexity metrics + +4. **Security validation** + - Run security scanners + - Check for known vulnerabilities + - Validate input sanitization + - Review authentication/authorization + +5. **Performance validation** + - Run performance benchmarks + - Check for memory leaks + - Validate response times + - Review resource usage + +6. **Compliance checks** + - Verify requirements are met + - Check against acceptance criteria + - Validate against specification + - Ensure plan objectives achieved + +7. **Documentation review** + - Verify API documentation is complete + - Check README updates + - Validate code comments + - Ensure examples are correct + +8. **Generate verification report** + - Compile all findings + - List passed and failed checks + - Document any issues found + - Provide recommendations + +## Output +- Verification report: `artifacts/verification//verification-report.md` +- Test results: `artifacts/verification//test-results.xml` +- Coverage report: `artifacts/verification//coverage/` +- Security scan results: `artifacts/verification//security-scan.json` +- Updates workflow state in `.workflow-config.json` + +## Usage Examples + +``` +/verify user-authentication +``` + +``` +/verify payment-processing +``` + +``` +/verify all +``` + +## Output Format + +### Verification Report + +```markdown +# Verification Report: [Feature/Project Name] + +**Date**: 2025-11-13 +**Verified By**: Claude (Ambient Workflow Assistant) +**Status**: ✅ PASSED | ⚠️ PASSED WITH WARNINGS | ❌ FAILED + +--- + +## Executive Summary + +Brief overview of verification results and overall status. + +--- + +## Test Results + +### Unit Tests +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Tests Run**: 45 +- **Passed**: 45 +- **Failed**: 0 +- **Skipped**: 0 +- **Duration**: 2.3s +- **Coverage**: 91% + +### Integration Tests +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Tests Run**: 12 +- **Passed**: 12 +- **Failed**: 0 +- **Skipped**: 0 +- **Duration**: 8.7s + +### End-to-End Tests +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Tests Run**: 5 +- **Passed**: 5 +- **Failed**: 0 +- **Skipped**: 0 +- **Duration**: 15.2s + +### Coverage Report +``` +File | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines +------------------------|------------|----------|-----------|------- +src/auth/service.ts | 95.5% | 87.5% | 100% | 95.0% +src/auth/controller.ts | 92.3% | 83.3% | 90% | 91.7% +src/auth/middleware.ts | 88.9% | 75.0% | 85% | 87.5% +------------------------|------------|----------|-----------|------- +**Overall** | **91.2%** | **82.1%** | **90.5%** | **90.8%** +``` + +--- + +## Code Quality + +### Linting +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Issues**: 0 errors, 0 warnings +- **Linter**: ESLint v8.x + +### Formatting +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Formatter**: Prettier v3.x +- **Files checked**: 23 + +### Complexity Metrics +- **Average Cyclomatic Complexity**: 4.2 (target: <10) +- **Max Cyclomatic Complexity**: 8 in `auth/service.ts:validateToken()` +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED + +### Code Smells +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Issues Found**: 0 +- **Tool**: SonarQube + +--- + +## Security + +### Vulnerability Scan +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Critical**: 0 +- **High**: 0 +- **Medium**: 0 +- **Low**: 0 +- **Tool**: npm audit / Snyk + +### Security Best Practices +- [x] Input validation implemented +- [x] SQL injection prevention (parameterized queries) +- [x] XSS prevention (output encoding) +- [x] CSRF protection enabled +- [x] Authentication properly implemented +- [x] Authorization checks in place +- [x] Sensitive data encrypted +- [x] Secrets not in code + +### Security Recommendations +- None at this time + +--- + +## Performance + +### Benchmarks +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Response Time (avg)**: 45ms (target: <100ms) +- **Response Time (p95)**: 87ms (target: <200ms) +- **Response Time (p99)**: 142ms (target: <500ms) +- **Throughput**: 220 req/sec (target: >100 req/sec) + +### Memory Usage +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- **Baseline**: 45 MB +- **Under Load**: 78 MB +- **Memory Leaks**: None detected + +### Database Performance +- **Query Time (avg)**: 12ms (target: <50ms) +- **N+1 Queries**: None detected +- **Indexes**: Properly utilized + +--- + +## Requirements Compliance + +### Functional Requirements +- [x] FR-1: Users can log in with email and password +- [x] FR-2: Users can reset password via email +- [x] FR-3: Session timeout after 30 minutes of inactivity +- [x] FR-4: Support OAuth2 authentication +- [x] FR-5: Multi-factor authentication (MFA) support + +### Non-Functional Requirements +- [x] NFR-1: Response time <100ms for 95% of requests +- [x] NFR-2: Support 1000 concurrent users +- [x] NFR-3: 99.9% uptime SLA +- [x] NFR-4: GDPR compliance +- [x] NFR-5: SOC 2 compliance + +### Acceptance Criteria +- [x] All tests passing +- [x] Code coverage >80% +- [x] No security vulnerabilities +- [x] Documentation complete +- [x] Performance benchmarks met + +--- + +## Documentation + +### API Documentation +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- [x] All endpoints documented +- [x] Request/response examples provided +- [x] Error codes documented +- [x] Authentication requirements specified + +### Code Documentation +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- [x] Public APIs have JSDoc comments +- [x] Complex logic is explained +- [x] TODOs are documented +- [x] Examples provided where helpful + +### User Documentation +- **Status**: ✅ PASSED +- [x] README updated +- [x] Setup instructions clear +- [x] Usage examples provided +- [x] Migration guide included (if applicable) + +--- + +## Issues and Recommendations + +### Critical Issues +None + +### High Priority Issues +None + +### Medium Priority Issues +None + +### Low Priority Issues +None + +### Recommendations +1. Consider adding more edge case tests for token expiration +2. Monitor performance in production for first week +3. Set up alerting for authentication failures + +--- + +## Deployment Readiness + +### Pre-Deployment Checklist +- [x] All tests passing +- [x] Code reviewed +- [x] Security scan clean +- [x] Performance validated +- [x] Documentation updated +- [x] Database migrations ready +- [x] Environment variables documented +- [x] Rollback plan prepared +- [x] Monitoring configured +- [x] Alerts configured + +### Deployment Status +**✅ READY FOR DEPLOYMENT** + +--- + +## Sign-off + +This implementation has been verified and meets all requirements for deployment. + +**Verified by**: Claude (Ambient Workflow Assistant) +**Date**: 2025-11-13 +**Next Steps**: +1. Create pull request +2. Code review by team +3. Deploy to staging environment +4. Final validation in staging +5. Deploy to production + +--- + +## Artifacts + +- Test results: `artifacts/verification//test-results.xml` +- Coverage report: `artifacts/verification//coverage/index.html` +- Security scan: `artifacts/verification//security-scan.json` +- Performance report: `artifacts/verification//performance.json` +``` + +## Notes +- Run verification before creating pull requests +- Address all critical and high-priority issues before deployment +- Keep verification reports for compliance and audit purposes +- Re-run verification after fixing any issues +- Verification does not replace peer code review diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/FIELD_REFERENCE.md b/workflows/sprint-report/FIELD_REFERENCE.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6654e73 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/FIELD_REFERENCE.md @@ -0,0 +1,558 @@ +# Ambient.json Field Reference + +Quick reference guide for all fields available in the `ambient.json` configuration file. + +## Required Fields + +### `name` (string) +**Display name of the workflow** + +- Shown in ACP UI and CLI +- Should be short and descriptive (2-5 words) +- Use title case + +**Examples:** +```json +"name": "Plan a feature" +"name": "Bug Triage Workflow" +"name": "Code Review Assistant" +``` + +--- + +### `description` (string) +**Detailed description of the workflow** + +- Explains what the workflow does and when to use it +- Appears in workflow selection UI +- 1-3 sentences recommended + +**Examples:** +```json +"description": "Spec driven development workflow for feature planning, task breakdown, and implementation." +"description": "Streamlined workflow for bug triage, root cause analysis, and fix implementation with automated testing." +``` + +--- + +### `systemPrompt` (string) +**Core instructions defining the agent's behavior** + +- Defines the agent's role, capabilities, and methodology +- Loaded into agent context at session start +- Should include: + - Role definition ("You are a...") + - Key responsibilities + - Available slash commands + - Methodology or workflow phases + - Output locations + - Setup instructions + +**Example:** +```json +"systemPrompt": "You are a spec-driven development assistant. Follow the spec-kit methodology: specification → planning → task breakdown → implementation. Use slash commands: /specify, /plan, /tasks, /implement. Create all documents in the specs/ directory." +``` + +--- + +### `startupPrompt` (string) +**Initial greeting and instructions** + +- First message shown to users +- Should include: + - Warm greeting + - Role introduction + - Available commands + - How to get started + - First-time setup instructions + +**Example:** +```json +"startupPrompt": "Welcome! I'm your Feature Planning assistant. Available commands: /specify, /plan, /tasks, /implement. Run /specify [feature-description] to start." +``` + +--- + +## Optional Fields + +### `results` (object) +**Output artifacts and their locations** + +- Maps artifact names to file paths/glob patterns +- Helps users locate generated files +- Supports glob patterns (*, **) + +**Structure:** +```json +"results": { + "Artifact Name": "path/to/files/**/*.md", + "Another Artifact": "path/to/file.json" +} +``` + +**Example:** +```json +"results": { + "Feature Specification": "artifacts/specs/**/spec.md", + "Implementation Plan": "artifacts/specs/**/plan.md", + "Task Breakdown": "artifacts/specs/**/tasks.md", + "Test Results": "artifacts/test-results/**/*.xml" +} +``` + +--- + +### `version` (string) +**Semantic version of the workflow** + +- Useful for tracking changes +- Follows semver format (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH) + +**Example:** +```json +"version": "1.2.3" +``` + +--- + +### `author` (string or object) +**Workflow author information** + +**String format:** +```json +"author": "Your Name" +``` + +**Object format:** +```json +"author": { + "name": "Your Name", + "email": "you@example.com", + "organization": "Your Company" +} +``` + +--- + +### `repository` (string or object) +**Source repository for the workflow** + +**String format:** +```json +"repository": "https://github.com/org/workflow-repo" +``` + +**Object format:** +```json +"repository": { + "type": "git", + "url": "https://github.com/org/workflow-repo", + "branch": "main" +} +``` + +--- + +### `tags` (array of strings) +**Keywords or categories** + +- Used for discovery and filtering +- Helps users find relevant workflows + +**Example:** +```json +"tags": ["feature-development", "planning", "implementation"] +``` + +**Common tags:** +- `feature-development` +- `bug-fix` +- `code-review` +- `refactoring` +- `testing` +- `documentation` +- `deployment` +- `migration` + +--- + +### `icon` (string) +**Emoji or icon identifier** + +- Displayed in UI alongside workflow name +- Use single emoji + +**Examples:** +```json +"icon": "🔧" +"icon": "🐛" +"icon": "📝" +"icon": "🚀" +``` + +**Common icons:** +- 🔧 - Tools/Configuration +- 🐛 - Bug Fix +- 📝 - Documentation +- 🚀 - Deployment +- ⚡ - Performance +- 🔒 - Security +- 🎨 - Design/UI +- 🧪 - Testing + +--- + +### `displayName` (string) +**Alternative display name** + +- Can include emojis or special formatting +- Used instead of `name` if provided + +**Example:** +```json +"displayName": "📋 Template Workflow" +``` + +--- + +### `license` (string) +**License type** + +- Indicates how the workflow can be used +- Use standard SPDX license identifiers + +**Examples:** +```json +"license": "MIT" +"license": "Apache-2.0" +"license": "GPL-3.0" +"license": "Proprietary" +``` + +--- + +### `dependencies` (object or array) +**Required tools, libraries, or workflows** + +**Object format (version constraints):** +```json +"dependencies": { + "git": ">=2.0.0", + "node": ">=18.0.0", + "python": ">=3.9" +} +``` + +**Array format (simple list):** +```json +"dependencies": ["git", "docker", "kubectl"] +``` + +--- + +### `environment` (object) +**Environment variables or configuration values** + +- Default values for environment variables +- Configuration used by workflow scripts + +**Example:** +```json +"environment": { + "ARTIFACTS_DIR": "artifacts", + "DEFAULT_BRANCH": "main", + "LOG_LEVEL": "info", + "MAX_RETRIES": "3" +} +``` + +--- + +### `hooks` (object) +**Lifecycle hooks** + +- Scripts executed at specific workflow points +- Each value is a path to a script + +**Available hooks:** +- `pre-init` - Before initialization +- `post-init` - After initialization +- `pre-execute` - Before execution +- `post-execute` - After execution +- `on-error` - On error/failure + +**Example:** +```json +"hooks": { + "pre-init": "./scripts/hooks/pre-init.sh", + "post-init": "./scripts/hooks/post-init.sh", + "pre-execute": "./scripts/hooks/validate.sh", + "post-execute": "./scripts/hooks/cleanup.sh", + "on-error": "./scripts/hooks/on-error.sh" +} +``` + +--- + +### `settings` (object) +**Workflow-specific settings** + +- Custom configuration for your workflow +- Can include any workflow-specific options + +**Example:** +```json +"settings": { + "autoSave": true, + "verboseLogging": false, + "createBackups": true, + "templateDirectory": "./templates", + "scriptDirectory": "./scripts", + "maxConcurrentTasks": 5, + "timeoutMinutes": 30 +} +``` + +--- + +### `metadata` (object) +**Arbitrary metadata** + +- Custom data for tracking or analytics +- Freeform structure + +**Example:** +```json +"metadata": { + "created": "2025-01-15", + "lastUpdated": "2025-11-13", + "category": "development", + "maturity": "stable", + "estimatedDuration": "30-60 minutes", + "complexity": "intermediate", + "maintainer": "Platform Team" +} +``` + +**Common metadata fields:** +- `created` - Creation date +- `lastUpdated` - Last update date +- `category` - Workflow category +- `maturity` - Stability level (experimental, beta, stable) +- `estimatedDuration` - Time estimate +- `complexity` - Difficulty level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) +- `maintainer` - Who maintains the workflow + +--- + +## Complete Example + +```json +{ + "name": "Feature Development Workflow", + "description": "End-to-end workflow for planning, implementing, and deploying new features with comprehensive testing and documentation.", + "version": "2.1.0", + "icon": "🚀", + "displayName": "🚀 Feature Development", + + "systemPrompt": "You are a feature development assistant specializing in spec-driven development. Follow these phases: 1) Specify requirements, 2) Design solution, 3) Implement with tests, 4) Review and deploy. Use /specify, /design, /implement, /review, /deploy commands. Create artifacts in artifacts/ directory.", + + "startupPrompt": "Welcome to Feature Development Workflow! I'll guide you through:\n1. Requirements specification\n2. Solution design\n3. Implementation with tests\n4. Code review\n5. Deployment\n\nRun /specify [feature-description] to begin.", + + "results": { + "Requirements": "artifacts/specs/**/*.md", + "Design Docs": "artifacts/design/**/*.md", + "Implementation": "artifacts/implementation/**/*", + "Tests": "artifacts/tests/**/*.test.ts", + "Documentation": "artifacts/docs/**/*.md" + }, + + "author": { + "name": "Platform Engineering Team", + "email": "platform@company.com", + "organization": "ACME Corp" + }, + + "repository": { + "type": "git", + "url": "https://github.com/acme/feature-workflow", + "branch": "main" + }, + + "tags": [ + "feature-development", + "planning", + "implementation", + "testing", + "deployment" + ], + + "license": "MIT", + + "dependencies": { + "git": ">=2.0.0", + "node": ">=18.0.0" + }, + + "environment": { + "ARTIFACTS_DIR": "artifacts", + "LOG_LEVEL": "info", + "DEFAULT_BRANCH": "main" + }, + + "hooks": { + "post-init": "./scripts/setup-workspace.sh", + "pre-execute": "./scripts/validate-plan.sh", + "post-execute": "./scripts/run-tests.sh" + }, + + "settings": { + "autoSave": true, + "verboseLogging": false, + "createBackups": true + }, + + "metadata": { + "created": "2024-06-15", + "lastUpdated": "2025-11-13", + "category": "development", + "maturity": "stable", + "estimatedDuration": "2-4 hours", + "complexity": "intermediate" + } +} +``` + +--- + +## Field Usage Patterns + +### Minimal Configuration +Just the essentials: +```json +{ + "name": "My Workflow", + "description": "What it does", + "systemPrompt": "You are...", + "startupPrompt": "Welcome..." +} +``` + +### Standard Configuration +Most common fields: +```json +{ + "name": "My Workflow", + "description": "What it does", + "systemPrompt": "You are...", + "startupPrompt": "Welcome...", + "results": { + "Output": "artifacts/**/*.md" + } +} +``` + +### Full Configuration +All available fields: +```json +{ + "name": "...", + "description": "...", + "version": "1.0.0", + "icon": "🔧", + "displayName": "...", + "systemPrompt": "...", + "startupPrompt": "...", + "results": {...}, + "author": {...}, + "repository": {...}, + "tags": [...], + "license": "MIT", + "dependencies": {...}, + "environment": {...}, + "hooks": {...}, + "settings": {...}, + "metadata": {...} +} +``` + +--- + +## Validation Checklist + +Before deploying your `ambient.json`: + +- [ ] All required fields present (`name`, `description`, `systemPrompt`, `startupPrompt`) +- [ ] Valid JSON syntax (no trailing commas, proper quotes) +- [ ] No comment lines (if using standard JSON parser) +- [ ] Prompts are clear and actionable +- [ ] Results paths use proper glob patterns +- [ ] Version follows semver if specified +- [ ] All file paths referenced actually exist +- [ ] Environment variables make sense +- [ ] Hook scripts are executable and exist +- [ ] Tested in actual ACP session + +--- + +## Common Mistakes + +### ❌ Comments in JSON +```json +{ + // This will cause parsing errors + "name": "My Workflow" +} +``` + +### ✅ Use JSON5 or remove comments +```json +{ + "name": "My Workflow" +} +``` + +--- + +### ❌ Trailing commas +```json +{ + "name": "My Workflow", + "description": "...", ← Remove this comma +} +``` + +### ✅ No trailing comma +```json +{ + "name": "My Workflow", + "description": "..." +} +``` + +--- + +### ❌ Unclear prompts +```json +{ + "systemPrompt": "You help with stuff" +} +``` + +### ✅ Clear and specific +```json +{ + "systemPrompt": "You are a code review assistant. Analyze code for quality, security, and best practices. Use /review command. Output to artifacts/reviews/" +} +``` + +--- + +## Tips + +1. **Start minimal**: Begin with required fields, add optional ones as needed +2. **Test iteratively**: Validate changes in real sessions +3. **Document prompts well**: Clear prompts = better agent behavior +4. **Use glob patterns wisely**: Make results easy to find +5. **Version your workflows**: Track changes with semantic versioning +6. **Keep metadata updated**: Helps with maintenance and discovery diff --git a/workflows/sprint-report/README.md b/workflows/sprint-report/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..09e06e9 --- /dev/null +++ b/workflows/sprint-report/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,421 @@ +# Template Workflow for Ambient Code Platform + +A comprehensive, self-contained template workflow demonstrating all available configuration options for the Ambient Code Platform (ACP). Use this as a starting point for creating custom workflows. + +## Overview + +This template provides a complete example of an ACP workflow, including: +- **Configuration**: Fully documented `ambient.json` with all available fields +- **Slash Commands**: Example commands demonstrating workflow phases +- **Agent Personas**: Sample agent files showing different roles and expertise +- **Documentation**: Complete inline comments and usage examples + +## What's Included + +### Directory Structure + +``` +template-workflow/ +├── .ambient/ +│ └── ambient.json # Workflow configuration with inline documentation +├── .claude/ +│ ├── agents/ # Example agent personas +│ │ ├── example-architect.md +│ │ ├── example-engineer.md +│ │ └── example-product-manager.md +│ └── commands/ # Example slash commands +│ ├── init.md # Initialize workspace +│ ├── analyze.md # Analyze requirements +│ ├── plan.md # Create implementation plan +│ ├── execute.md # Execute implementation +│ └── verify.md # Verify and validate +└── README.md # This file +``` + +### Configuration File: `.ambient/ambient.json` + +The `ambient.json` file is the heart of your workflow configuration. It defines: + +- **name**: Display name of the workflow +- **description**: What the workflow does and when to use it +- **systemPrompt**: Core instructions defining the agent's role and behavior +- **startupPrompt**: Initial greeting and instructions shown to users +- **results**: Output artifacts and where to find them + +For comprehensive field documentation, see **[FIELD_REFERENCE.md](FIELD_REFERENCE.md)** which includes: +- All required and optional fields +- Best practices for each field +- Multiple examples and use cases +- Common patterns and anti-patterns +- Validation checklist and tips + +The `ambient.json` file is valid JSON without comments and ready to use as-is. + +### Slash Commands: `.claude/commands/` + +Five example commands demonstrating a complete workflow: + +1. **`/init`** - Initialize the workflow workspace + - Creates directory structure + - Sets up configuration + - Prepares the environment + +2. **`/analyze`** - Analyze requirements and context + - Gathers information from the codebase + - Documents findings + - Identifies gaps and challenges + +3. **`/plan`** - Create implementation plan or specification + - Designs the solution + - Breaks down the work + - Documents technical decisions + +4. **`/execute`** - Execute implementation + - Writes code following the plan + - Creates tests + - Generates documentation + +5. **`/verify`** - Verify and validate implementation + - Runs all tests + - Performs quality checks + - Generates verification report + +Each command file includes: +- Purpose and prerequisites +- Detailed process steps +- Output artifacts and locations +- Usage examples +- Notes and best practices + +### Agent Personas: `.claude/agents/` + +Three example agents demonstrating different roles: + +1. **Alex - Solutions Architect** + - System architecture and design + - Technology decisions + - Technical leadership + +2. **Sam - Senior Software Engineer** + - Code implementation + - Testing and quality + - Technical execution + +3. **Morgan - Product Manager** + - Requirements definition + - User stories + - Product strategy + +Each agent file includes: +- Role and expertise +- Responsibilities +- Communication style +- When to invoke the agent +- Tools and techniques +- Key principles +- Example artifacts + +## How to Use This Template + +### Option 1: Use As-Is for Learning + +1. Load this workflow in your ACP session +2. Explore the configuration and examples +3. Try out the slash commands +4. Understand how workflows are structured + +### Option 2: Customize for Your Needs + +1. **Copy the template** + ```bash + cp -r template-workflow/ my-custom-workflow/ + cd my-custom-workflow/ + ``` + +2. **Edit `.ambient/ambient.json`** + - Update `name` and `description` for your workflow + - Customize `systemPrompt` to define your agent's role + - Modify `startupPrompt` for your greeting + - Adjust `results` to match your outputs + - Remove optional fields you don't need + +3. **Customize slash commands** + - Modify existing commands in `.claude/commands/` + - Add new commands as needed + - Remove commands you don't need + - Follow the structure in the examples + +4. **Adapt agent personas** + - Edit existing agents to match your team + - Add new agents for specialized roles + - Remove agents you don't need + - Update expertise and communication styles + +5. **Test your workflow** + - Load it in an ACP session + - Run through the commands + - Verify outputs are correct + - Iterate and refine + +### Option 3: Create a Minimal Workflow + +Start with just the essentials: + +1. **Create minimal structure** + ```bash + mkdir -p my-workflow/.ambient + mkdir -p my-workflow/.claude/commands + ``` + +2. **Create basic `ambient.json`** + ```json + { + "name": "My Workflow", + "description": "A custom workflow for [purpose]", + "systemPrompt": "You are a [role] assistant...", + "startupPrompt": "Welcome! I'll help you with..." + } + ``` + +3. **Add one or two commands** + - Start with the commands you actually need + - Expand over time + +4. **Skip agents initially** + - Add agent personas later as needed + +## Best Practices + +### Configuration + +1. **Keep it focused**: One workflow per process type +2. **Clear naming**: Use descriptive names that indicate purpose +3. **Document prompts**: Explain what the agent should do +4. **Define outputs**: Specify where artifacts are created +5. **Test thoroughly**: Validate in real sessions + +### Slash Commands + +1. **Single responsibility**: Each command does one thing well +2. **Clear structure**: Use consistent format across commands +3. **Prerequisites**: State what's needed before running +4. **Expected outputs**: Document what files are created +5. **Usage examples**: Show how to use the command + +### Agent Personas + +1. **Distinct roles**: Each agent has a unique perspective +2. **Clear expertise**: Define what each agent knows +3. **Communication style**: Give each agent a personality +4. **When to invoke**: Explain when to use each agent +5. **Realistic**: Base on actual team roles + +### Directory Organization + +1. **Artifacts separate**: Keep workflow logic and outputs separate + - Workflow: `workflows/my-workflow/` + - Outputs: `artifacts/` + +2. **Follow conventions**: + ``` + .ambient/ # Workflow configuration + .claude/ + agents/ # Agent persona files + commands/ # Slash command files + scripts/ # Automation scripts (optional) + templates/ # Document templates (optional) + README.md # Workflow documentation + ``` + +## Field Reference + +### Required Fields in `ambient.json` + +| Field | Type | Description | +|-------|------|-------------| +| `name` | string | Display name of the workflow | +| `description` | string | What the workflow does | +| `systemPrompt` | string | Agent's core instructions | +| `startupPrompt` | string | Initial greeting to users | + +### Optional Fields in `ambient.json` + +| Field | Type | Description | +|-------|------|-------------| +| `results` | object | Output artifacts and locations | +| `version` | string | Semantic version of workflow | +| `author` | string/object | Workflow author information | +| `repository` | string/object | Source repository URL | +| `tags` | array | Keywords for discovery | +| `icon` | string | Emoji or icon identifier | +| `displayName` | string | Alternative display name | +| `license` | string | License type | +| `dependencies` | object/array | Required tools or workflows | +| `environment` | object | Environment variables | +| `hooks` | object | Lifecycle hooks | +| `settings` | object | Workflow-specific settings | +| `metadata` | object | Custom metadata | + +See `.ambient/ambient.json` for detailed documentation on each field with examples. + +## Workflow Phases + +This template demonstrates a typical workflow structure: + +1. **Initialize**: Set up workspace and environment +2. **Analyze**: Understand the problem and gather context +3. **Plan**: Design the solution and create specifications +4. **Execute**: Implement the solution +5. **Verify**: Validate and document the results + +You can adapt these phases to match your specific workflow needs. + +## Common Workflow Patterns + +### Feature Development Workflow +- Specify → Plan → Tasks → Implement → Review +- Focus on new functionality +- Emphasis on specifications and planning + +### Bug Fix Workflow +- Reproduce → Analyze → Fix → Verify → Document +- Focus on issue resolution +- Emphasis on root cause analysis + +### Code Review Workflow +- Review → Feedback → Iterate → Approve +- Focus on quality and standards +- Emphasis on collaboration + +### Refactoring Workflow +- Analyze → Plan → Refactor → Test → Document +- Focus on improving existing code +- Emphasis on maintaining behavior + +### Migration Workflow +- Assess → Plan → Execute → Validate → Cutover +- Focus on moving from old to new +- Emphasis on risk mitigation + +## Integration with ACP + +### Loading the Workflow + +**Via UI:** +1. Navigate to your session detail page +2. Open the **Workflows** accordion +3. Select **Custom Workflow...** +4. Enter repository URL, branch, and path +5. Click **Load Workflow** + +**Via API:** +```bash +POST /api/projects/{project}/agentic-sessions/{session}/workflow + +{ + "gitUrl": "https://github.com/your-org/my-workflow.git", + "branch": "main", + "path": "workflows/template-workflow" +} +``` + +### Workspace Structure + +When loaded, your workflow appears at: +``` +/workspace/sessions/{session-name}/workflows/template-workflow/ +``` + +Outputs are written to: +``` +/workspace/sessions/{session-name}/artifacts/ +``` + +### Using Slash Commands + +In your ACP session: +``` +/init # Run initialization +/analyze user authentication # Analyze a topic +/plan OAuth2 implementation # Create a plan +/execute authentication system # Implement +/verify authentication # Validate +``` + +## Troubleshooting + +### Workflow Not Loading + +**Problem**: Workflow doesn't appear in session +**Solutions**: +- Verify Git URL is accessible +- Check branch exists +- Validate path within repository +- Ensure .ambient/ambient.json exists + +### Commands Not Working + +**Problem**: Slash commands don't execute +**Solutions**: +- Verify files are in `.claude/commands/` +- Check file names match command names +- Ensure files are markdown format +- Confirm workflow is loaded in session + +### Invalid Configuration + +**Problem**: ambient.json causes errors +**Solutions**: +- Validate JSON syntax (use `jq` or online validator) +- Check all required fields present (`name`, `description`, `systemPrompt`, `startupPrompt`) +- Ensure no trailing commas +- Verify string escaping is correct + +### Outputs in Wrong Location + +**Problem**: Files created in wrong directory +**Solutions**: +- Always use `artifacts/` for outputs +- Use absolute paths in scripts +- Check systemPrompt specifies correct paths +- Review command documentation + +## Examples and Inspiration + +### Example Workflows + +Look at these real-world workflows for inspiration: +- **Spec Kit**: Feature planning and implementation +- **Bug Fix**: Issue triage and resolution +- **Code Review**: Quality assurance and feedback + +### Community Resources + +- **Documentation**: [ACP User Guide](https://ambient-code.github.io/vteam) +- **Discussions**: [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/ambient-code/ootb-ambient-workflows/discussions) +- **Issues**: [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/ambient-code/ootb-ambient-workflows/issues) + +## Contributing + +To improve this template: + +1. 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How the Health Rating Works

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Appendix
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Sprint Item Tracker

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Issue KeyTypeStatusPtsAssigneeAgeSprint HistoryNotes
{{ITEM_KEY}}{{ITEM_TYPE}}{{ITEM_STATUS}}{{ITEM_POINTS}}{{ITEM_ASSIGNEE}}{{ITEM_AGE}}
{{SPRINT_LABEL_SHORT}}
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+ This report is intended to support the team's continuous improvement journey. The observations and recommendations are systemic in nature and should be discussed collaboratively. The goal is not to assign blame but to identify process improvements that enable the team to deliver more predictably, with higher quality, and with less stress. +
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