agentic-dev-ecosystem-template

Analyzes the extracted story document, capturing capability, acceptance criteria, edge cases, dependencies and open design questions. Use after extracting a story from a user request, to clarify the stories intended and likley imact. Use before designing the implementation.

Discovers the current application reality BEFORE designing or implementing. Surfaces relevant ADRs, existing code patterns, and target architecture.

Design the implementation of a new user story based on the current application reality, and analysis of the proposed user story.

Design comprehensive test cases for a given set of requirements. Use before starting TDD to plan coverage.

Drafts a high-level implementation plan based on the extracted story document

Extract a user story from a given document or text, into a json format

Grades the quality of the extracted story document with additional details based on the User Story Quality Rubric

Grades the quality of the design document for a given story with additional details based on the Design Quality Rubric

Read the project code (src/) to find existing implementation patterns, and related functionality. Surfaces relevant patterns, services, interfaces, and components for the task at hand.

Read the project wiki (vault/) before starting any non-trivial task. Surfaces relevant decisions, ownership, incidents, and glossary entries for the task at hand.

Refactor code with AI assistance. Use to refactor code in TDD loop, and to improve code quality.

Converts a High-level Implementation Plan into several parallel Workstream documents

Maintain the project wiki in vault/. Use at the end of any session that produced a decision, fact, or state change. Extracts entities, updates topic pages, adds cross-links, never deletes. Pairs with the post_cascade_response_with_transcript hook.

Write a single test from a given test plan. Use as part of a TDD loop to write a failing test before writing code.

Write the MINIMUM code necessary to make the failing test pass. No more, no less. Use to write code in TDD loop, and to resolve a failing test.