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deleting any code, follow the "Coverage & Code Safety" guidelines below. + +Copilot, do not modify any files under .lad/. +All edits must occur outside .lad/, or in prompts/ when explicitly updating LAD itself. + +Coding & formatting +* Follow PEP 8; run Black. +* Use type hints everywhere. +* External dependencies limited to numpy, pandas, requests. +* Target Python 3.11. + +Testing & linting +* Write tests using component-appropriate strategy (see Testing Strategy below). +* Run flake8 with `--max-complexity=10`; keep complexity ≤ 10. +* Every function/class **must** include a **NumPy-style docstring** (Sections: Parameters, Returns, Raises, Examples). + +## Testing Strategy by Component Type + +**API Endpoints & Web Services:** +* Use **integration testing** - import the real FastAPI/Django/Flask app +* Mock only external dependencies (databases, external APIs, file systems) +* Test actual HTTP routing, validation, serialization, and error handling +* Verify real request/response behavior and framework integration + +**Business Logic & Algorithms:** +* Use **unit testing** - mock all dependencies completely +* Test logic in complete isolation, focus on edge cases +* Maximize test speed and reliability +* Test pure business logic without framework concerns + +**Data Processing & Utilities:** +* Use **unit testing** with minimal dependencies +* Use test data fixtures for predictable inputs +* Focus on input/output correctness and error handling + +## Regression Prevention + +**Before making changes:** +* Run full test suite to establish baseline: `pytest -q --tb=short` +* Identify dependencies: `grep -r "function_name" . --include="*.py"` +* Understand impact scope before modifications + +**During development:** +* Run affected tests after each change: `pytest -q tests/test_modified_module.py` +* Preserve public API interfaces or update all callers +* Make minimal changes focused on the failing test + +**Before commit:** +* Run full test suite: `pytest -q --tb=short` +* Verify no regressions introduced +* Ensure test coverage maintained or improved + +## Code Quality Setup (One-time per project) + +**1. Install quality tools:** +```bash +pip install flake8 pytest coverage radon flake8-radon black +``` + +**2. Configure .flake8 file in project root:** +```ini +[flake8] +max-complexity = 10 +radon-max-cc = 10 +exclude = + __pycache__, + .git, + .lad, + .venv, + venv, + build, + dist +``` + +**3. Configure .coveragerc file (see kickoff prompt for template)** + +**4. Verify setup:** +```bash +flake8 --version # Should show flake8-radon plugin +radon --version # Confirm radon installation +pytest --cov=. --version # Confirm coverage plugin +``` + +## Installing & Configuring Radon + +**Install Radon and its Flake8 plugin:** +```bash +pip install radon flake8-radon +``` +This installs Radon's CLI and enables the `--radon-max-cc` option in Flake8. + +**Enable Radon in Flake8** by adding to `.flake8` or `setup.cfg`: +```ini +[flake8] +max-complexity = 10 +radon-max-cc = 10 +``` +Functions exceeding cyclomatic complexity 10 will be flagged as errors (C901). + +**Verify Radon raw metrics:** +```bash +radon raw path/to/your/module.py +``` +Outputs LOC, LLOC, comments, blank lines—helping you spot oversized modules quickly. + +**(Optional) Measure Maintainability Index:** +```bash +radon mi path/to/your/module.py +``` +Gives a 0–100 score indicating code maintainability. + +Coverage & Code Safety +* For safety checks, do **not** run coverage inside VS Code. + Instead, ask the user: + > "Please run in your terminal: + > ```bash + > coverage run -m pytest [test_files] -q && coverage html + > ``` + > then reply **coverage complete**." + +* Before deleting code, verify: + 1. 0% coverage via `coverage report --show-missing` + 2. Absence from Level-2 API docs + If both hold, prompt: + + Delete ? (y/n) + Reason: 0% covered and not documented. + (Tip: use VS Code "Find All References" on .) + +Commits +* Use Conventional Commits. Example: + `feat(pipeline-filter): add ROI masking helper` +* Keep body as bullet list of sub-tasks completed. + +Docs +* High-level docs live under the target project's `docs/` and are organised in three nested levels using `
` tags. + +* After completing each **main task** (top-level checklist item), run: + • `flake8 {{PROJECT_NAME}} --max-complexity=10` + • `python -m pytest --cov={{PROJECT_NAME}} --cov-context=test -q --maxfail=1` + If either step fails, pause for user guidance. + +* **Radon checks:** Use `radon raw ` to get SLOC; use `radon mi ` to check maintainability. If `raw` LOC > 500 or MI < 65, propose splitting the module. diff --git a/.vscode/extensions.json b/.vscode/extensions.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a2f77075 --- /dev/null +++ b/.vscode/extensions.json @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +{ + "recommendations": [ + "github.copilot", + "github.copilot-chat", + "ms-python.python", + "ms-python.vscode-pylance", + "hbenl.vscode-test-explorer", + "ryanluker.vscode-coverage-gutters", + "ms-python.flake8" + ] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.vscode/settings.json b/.vscode/settings.json new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b8c43f23 --- /dev/null +++ b/.vscode/settings.json @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +{ + "python.testing.pytestEnabled": true, + "python.testing.autoTestDiscoverOnSaveEnabled": true, + "python.testing.pytestArgs": ["-q"], + "coverage-gutters.xmlPath": "coverage.xml", + "python.linting.flake8Enabled": true, + "python.linting.flake8Args": ["--max-complexity=10"] +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1fa510f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +# Project Context for Claude Code LAD Framework + +## Architecture Overview +*Auto-updated by LAD workflows - current system understanding* + +## Code Style Requirements +- **Docstrings**: NumPy-style required for all functions/classes +- **Linting**: Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- **Testing**: TDD approach, component-aware strategies +- **Coverage**: 90%+ target for new code + +## Communication Guidelines +**Objective, European-Style Communication**: +- **Avoid excessive enthusiasm**: Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured language +- **Scientific tone**: "This approach has merit" instead of "That's a great idea!" +- **Honest criticism**: State problems directly - "This approach has significant limitations" vs hedging +- **Acknowledge uncertainty**: "I cannot verify this will work" vs "This should work fine" +- **Balanced perspectives**: Present trade-offs rather than unqualified endorsements +- **Focus on accuracy**: Prioritize correctness over making user feel good about ideas + +## Maintenance Integration Protocol +**Technical Debt Management**: +- **Boy Scout Rule**: Leave code cleaner than found when possible +- **Maintenance Registry**: Track and prioritize technical debt systematically +- **Impact-based cleanup**: Focus on functional issues before cosmetic ones +- **Progress tracking**: Update both TodoWrite and plan.md files consistently + +## Testing Strategy Guidelines +- **API Endpoints**: Integration testing (real app + mocked external deps) +- **Business Logic**: Unit testing (complete isolation + mocks) +- **Data Processing**: Unit testing (minimal deps + test fixtures) + +## Project Structure Patterns +*Learned from exploration - common patterns and conventions* + +## Current Feature Progress +*TodoWrite integration status and cross-session state* + +## Quality Metrics Baseline +- Test count: *tracked across sessions* +- Coverage: *baseline and current* +- Complexity: *monitored for regression* + +## Common Gotchas & Solutions +*Accumulated from previous implementations* + +### Token Optimization for Large Codebases +**Standard test commands:** +- **Large test suites**: Use `2>&1 | tail -n 100` for pytest commands to capture only final results/failures +- **Coverage reports**: Use `tail -n 150` for comprehensive coverage output to include summary +- **Keep targeted tests unchanged**: Single test runs (`pytest -xvs`) don't need redirection + +**Long-running commands (>2 minutes):** +- **Pattern**: ` 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt` +- **Use cases**: Package installs, builds, data processing, comprehensive test suites, long compilation +- **Benefits**: Captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output, saves full output for detailed review, prevents token explosion +- **Case-insensitive**: Catches `ERROR`, `Error`, `error`, `WARNING`, `Warning`, `warning`, etc. + +**Rationale**: Large codebases can generate massive output consuming significant Claude Pro allowance. Enhanced pattern ensures critical information isn't missed while optimizing token usage. + +## Integration Patterns +*How components typically connect in this codebase* + +## Cross-Session Integration Tracking +*Maintained across LAD sessions to prevent duplicate implementations* + +### Active Implementations +*Current state of system components and their integration readiness* + +| Component | Status | Integration Points | Last Updated | +|-----------|--------|--------------------|--------------| +| *No active implementations tracked* | - | - | - | + +### Integration Decisions Log +*Historical decisions to guide future development* + +| Feature | Decision | Strategy | Rationale | Session Date | Outcome | +|---------|----------|----------|-----------|--------------|---------| +| *No decisions logged* | - | - | - | - | - | + +### Pending Integration Tasks +*Cross-session work that needs completion* + +- *No pending integration tasks* + +### Architecture Evolution Notes +*Key architectural changes that affect future integration decisions* + +- *No architectural changes logged* + +### Integration Anti-Patterns Avoided +*Documentation of duplicate implementations prevented* + +- *No anti-patterns logged* + +--- +*Last updated by Claude Code LAD Framework* \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/LAD_RECIPE.md b/LAD_RECIPE.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..390bfdd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/LAD_RECIPE.md @@ -0,0 +1,550 @@ +# LLM‑Assisted‑Development (LAD) Framework + +> **Goal**: Provide repeatable workflows for implementing complex Python features iteratively and safely. +> +> **Two Optimized Approaches:** +> +> ## 🚀 Claude Code Workflow (Recommended for 2025) +> **3-phase autonomous workflow optimized for command-line development** +> 1. **Autonomous Context & Planning** — Dynamic codebase exploration + TDD planning +> 2. **Iterative Implementation** — TDD loop with continuous quality monitoring +> 3. **Quality & Finalization** — Self-review + comprehensive validation +> +> ## 🛠️ GitHub Copilot Chat Workflow (VSCode) +> **8-step guided workflow for traditional development** +> 1. **Understand** a target slice of a large Python code‑base. +> 2. **Plan** a feature via test‑driven, step‑wise decomposition. +> 3. **Review** that plan (Claude & ChatGPT Plus). +> 4. **Implement** each sub‑task in tiny, self‑documenting commits while keeping tests green **and updating docs**. +> 5. **Merge & clean up** using a lightweight GitHub Flow. +> +> **Both approaches** deliver the same quality outcomes with different interaction models. + +--- + +## 1 Repository Skeleton + +``` +├── README.md # dual-workflow documentation +├── LAD_RECIPE.md # this file – complete guide +├── CLAUDE.md # Claude Code persistent context +├── claude_prompts/ # 🚀 Claude Code workflow +│ ├── 00_feature_kickoff.md +│ ├── 01_autonomous_context_planning.md +│ ├── 01b_plan_review_validation.md +│ ├── 01c_chatgpt_review.md +│ ├── 02_iterative_implementation.md +│ ├── 03_quality_finalization.md +│ ├── 04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md # 🆕 Enhanced test quality +│ ├── 04b_test_analysis_framework.md # 🆕 Pattern recognition +│ ├── 04c_test_improvement_cycles.md # 🆕 PDCA methodology +│ └── 04d_test_session_management.md # 🆕 Session continuity +├── copilot_prompts/ # 🛠️ Copilot Chat workflow +│ ├── 00_feature_kickoff.md +│ ├── 01_context_gathering.md +│ ├── 02_plan_feature.md +│ ├── 03_review_plan.md +│ ├── 03b_integrate_review.md +│ ├── 03_chatgpt_review.md +│ ├── 04_implement_next_task.md +│ ├── 04b_regression_recovery.md +│ ├── 04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md # 🆕 Enhanced test quality +│ ├── 04b_test_analysis_framework.md # 🆕 Pattern recognition +│ ├── 04c_test_improvement_cycles.md # 🆕 PDCA methodology +│ ├── 04d_test_session_management.md # 🆕 Session continuity +│ ├── 04_test_quality_systematic.md # 🆕 Single-file Copilot version +│ ├── 05_code_review_package.md +│ └── 06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md +└── .vscode/ # optional for Copilot workflow + ├── settings.json + └── extensions.json +``` + +Import the complete `.lad/` directory into any target project once on main. + +* Target Python 3.11. +* Commit messages follow Conventional Commits. +* All generated docs follow the *plain summary + nested `
`* convention. + +--- + +## 2 Claude Code Workflow (3-Phase Autonomous) + +### 2.1 Quick Setup +1. **Install Claude Code**: Follow [Claude Code installation guide](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code) +2. **Import LAD framework**: + ```bash + git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/chrisfoulon/LAD tmp \ + && rm -rf tmp/.git && mv tmp .lad \ + && git add .lad && git commit -m "feat: add LAD framework" + ``` +3. **Create feature branch**: `git checkout -b feat/` + +### 2.2 Multi-Phase Execution + +| Phase | Prompt | Duration | Capabilities | +|-------|--------|----------|--------------| +| **0. Feature Kickoff** | `claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md` | ~5-10 min | Environment setup, quality standards, baseline metrics, configuration | +| **1. Context & Planning** | `claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md` | ~10-15 min | Autonomous codebase exploration, TodoWrite task breakdown, sub-plan evaluation | +| **1b. Plan Review (Optional)** | `claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md` | ~5-10 min | Cross-validation, independent review, quality assurance | +| **1c. ChatGPT Review (Optional)** | `claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md` | ~5-10 min | External validation by ChatGPT, structured review, risk identification | +| **2. Implementation (Resumable)** | `claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md` | ~30-120 min | TDD loop, continuous testing, cross-session resumability | +| **3. Finalization** | `claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md` | ~5-10 min | Self-review, documentation, conventional commits, cost optimization analysis | + +### 2.3 🆕 Enhanced Test Quality Framework (Claude Code) + +**4-Phase Systematic Test Improvement** - Achieve 100% meaningful test success through enterprise-grade methodologies: + +| Phase | Prompt | Duration | Capabilities | +|-------|--------|----------|--------------| +| **4a. Test Execution Infrastructure** | `claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md` | ~10-15 min | Systematic chunking, timeout prevention, comprehensive baseline establishment | +| **4b. Test Analysis Framework** | `claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md` | ~15-20 min | Holistic pattern recognition, industry standards validation, priority matrix generation | +| **4c. Test Improvement Cycles** | `claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md` | ~30-60 min | PDCA cycles, TodoWrite integration, systematic implementation with validation | +| **4d. Test Session Management** | `claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md` | ~5-10 min | Session continuity, context optimization, adaptive decision framework | + +**Key Benefits**: +- 🎯 **Autonomous execution** — Minimal intervention points with autonomous tool usage +- ⚡ **3-5x faster development** — Autonomous execution with real-time feedback +- 🔄 **Continuous quality** — Integrated testing and regression prevention +- 📊 **Progress visibility** — TodoWrite integration for status tracking +- 🛡️ **Quality assurance** — Comprehensive validation and testing +- 🔬 **Systematic improvement** — PDCA cycles for test quality optimization +- 📈 **Industry compliance** — Research software + Enterprise standards validation + +### 2.4 Claude Code Workflow Features + +**Autonomous Context Gathering**: +- Uses Task/Glob/Grep tools for codebase exploration +- No need to manually open files or navigate directories +- Dynamic context based on feature requirements + +**Integrated Quality Assurance**: +- Autonomous test execution with Bash tool +- Real-time regression testing +- Automated quality gates (flake8, coverage) + +**Smart Progress Management**: +- TodoWrite for cross-session state persistence +- Automatic sub-plan splitting for complex features +- Context evolution for multi-phase implementations + +**🆕 Enhanced Test Quality Capabilities**: +- **Systematic Test Improvement**: PDCA cycles with holistic pattern recognition +- **Industry Standards Validation**: Research software + Enterprise + IEEE compliance +- **Session Continuity**: Seamless interruption/resumption across multiple sessions +- **Token Optimization**: Efficient context management for large test suites +- **Priority Matrix**: Resource-optimized fix prioritization for solo programmers + +### 2.5 Practical Usage with Claude Code + +**How to use LAD with Claude Code**: + +1. **Initial Setup**: + - Import LAD framework into your project + - Create feature branch + - Tell Claude Code: "Use LAD framework to implement [feature description]" + +2. **Phase Execution**: + - Claude will automatically read and execute `.lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md` + - After each phase, Claude returns to user for review and approval + - User says "continue to next phase" or "proceed with implementation" + - Claude reads the next appropriate prompt file and continues + +3. **🆕 Test Quality Improvement**: + - Say: "Use LAD test quality framework to achieve 100% meaningful test success" + - Claude executes phases 04a→04b→04c→04d systematically + - PDCA cycles with user decision points (Continue/Adjust/Coverage/Complete) + - Sessions can be interrupted and resumed seamlessly + +4. **Resumability**: + - Can stop and resume at any point + - Works across different sessions and machines + - Phase 2 (Implementation) and 4c (Test Improvement) are especially resumable + - User can say "continue implementation" or "continue test improvement" and Claude will detect current state + +5. **User Interaction Points**: + - After Phase 0: Review environment setup + - After Phase 1: Review implementation plan + - After Phase 1b/1c: Review validation + - During Phase 2: Can stop/resume as needed + - After Phase 3: Review final implementation + - **🆕 During Phase 4c**: PDCA cycle decision points (A/B/C/D options) + +6. **File Management**: + - LAD framework files stay in `.lad/` folder (never modified) + - All feature work goes in `docs/` folder + - TodoWrite tracks progress across sessions + - Plans and context files provide cross-session continuity + - **🆕 Test improvement state**: Preserved in `notes/` for resumption + +### 2.6 🆕 Real-World Usage Patterns & Insights + +**Based on 50+ LAD sessions across research software development:** + +**Session Management Patterns**: +- **Marathon Sessions (2-4 hours)**: Best for complex features, use Phase 2 resumability +- **Focus Sessions (30-60 min)**: Ideal for test improvement cycles, use Phase 4c PDCA +- **Context Switching**: Use `/compact ` after major phase completions + +**TodoWrite Integration Success Patterns**: +- **Mark tasks in_progress BEFORE starting** (prevents duplicate work) +- **Complete tasks IMMEDIATELY after finishing** (maintains accurate state) +- **Only ONE task in_progress at a time** (maintains focus and clarity) +- **Break complex tasks into smaller, actionable items** (enables progress tracking) + +**Test Quality Improvement Insights**: +- **Start with P1-CRITICAL fixes** (scientific validity + high impact/low effort) +- **Batch compatible fixes** (infrastructure changes, API updates, test design) +- **Validate after each cycle** (regression prevention is essential) +- **User decision patterns**: Most choose A (continue) after seeing progress + +**Context Optimization Strategies**: +- **Archive resolved issues** before hitting context limits +- **Preserve successful patterns** in CLAUDE.md +- **Use session state files** for complex resumptions +- **Context restoration** from essential files when needed + +**Common Anti-Patterns to Avoid**: +- ❌ Starting implementation without baseline testing +- ❌ Running multiple tasks in_progress simultaneously +- ❌ Skipping validation steps in test improvement cycles +- ❌ Not using `/compact` when context becomes unwieldy +- ❌ Manual context management instead of using LAD session state + +**Productivity Optimization Insights**: +- **Quick wins first** in test improvement cycles (builds momentum) +- **Context preservation** enables compound learning across sessions +- **Decision framework adaptation** improves with user pattern learning +- **Session continuity** maintains productivity across interruptions + +--- + +## 3 Copilot Chat Workflow (8-Step Guided) + +### 3.1 Quick‑Setup Checklist + +1. Enable **Copilot Chat + Agent Mode** in VS Code. +2. **Import LAD kit once on main** (one-time setup): + ```bash + git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/chrisfoulon/LAD tmp \ + && rm -rf tmp/.git \ + && mv tmp .lad \ + && git add .lad && git commit -m "feat: add LAD framework" + ``` * **Initialize coverage**: if `.coveragerc` is missing, scaffold it as above (branch=True, dynamic_context=test_function, omit `.lad/*`, show_missing=True, HTML dir `coverage_html`), then **manually** run: + ```bash + coverage run -m pytest [test_files] -q && coverage html + ``` + in your external shell. Confirm back to Copilot with **coverage complete** before any deletion checks. +3. Install helper extensions (Python, Test Explorer, Coverage Gutters, Flake8). +4. Create **feature branch**: + ```bash + git checkout -b feat/ + ``` +5. Open relevant files so Copilot sees context. + +--- + +### 3.2 End‑to‑End Workflow + +| # | Action | Prompt | +| - | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ | +| 0 | **Kick‑off** · import kit & gather clarifications | `copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md` | +| 1 | Gather context → multi‑level docs | `copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md` | +| 2 | Draft test‑driven plan | `copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md` | +| 3 | Claude plan review | `copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md` | +| 3b| Integrate reviews + evaluate plan splitting | `copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md` | +| 3c| ChatGPT cross-validation | `copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md` | +| 4 | Implement **next** task → commit & push (supports sub-plans) | `copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md` | +| 4b| **Regression Recovery** (when tests break during implementation) | `copilot_prompts/04b_regression_recovery.md` | +| 5 | ChatGPT self-review (optional) | `copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md` | +| 6 | Compile review bundle → ChatGPT | `copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md` | +| 7 | **Open PR** via `gh pr create` | (shell) | +| 8 | **Squash‑merge & delete branch** via `gh pr merge --delete-branch` | (shell) | + +### 3.3 🆕 Enhanced Test Quality Framework (Copilot) + +**Systematic Test Improvement for GitHub Copilot** - Adapted for function-based and comment-driven development: + +| Approach | Prompt | Use Case | Characteristics | +|----------|--------|----------|-----------------| +| **Single-File Framework** | `copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md` | Simple projects, quick implementation | Comment-driven prompting, function headers, incremental development | +| **4-Phase Detailed Framework** | `copilot_prompts/04a-04d_*.md` | Complex projects, systematic improvement | Structured analysis, comprehensive documentation, enterprise-grade | + +**Key Adaptations for Copilot**: +- **Comment-Based Prompting**: Structured comments before code blocks guide implementation +- **Function Header Driven**: Descriptive function signatures for code generation +- **Incremental Development**: Complex processes broken into manageable functions +- **Natural Language Integration**: Leverages Copilot's natural language understanding +- **Context Provision**: Explicit examples and patterns in function docstrings + +**Usage Pattern**: +```python +# Initialize comprehensive test analysis environment +# Purpose: Systematic test quality improvement for solo programmers +# Methodology: PDCA cycles with holistic pattern recognition + +test_analyzer = TestQualityAnalyzer() # Copilot suggests structure +categorized_failures = aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results) +``` + +### 3.4 Plan Splitting for Complex Features + +**Both workflows support automatic plan splitting** when complexity becomes unmanageable (>6 tasks, >25-30 sub-tasks, mixed domains): + +**Splitting Benefits:** +- **Foundation-First**: Core models and infrastructure implemented first +- **Domain Separation**: Security, performance, and API concerns handled separately +- **Context Inheritance**: Each sub-plan builds on previous implementations +- **Manageable Scope**: Each sub-plan stays ≤6 tasks, ≤25 sub-tasks + +**Sub-Plan Structure:** +- `plan_0a_foundation.md` - Core models, job management, infrastructure +- `plan_0b_{{domain}}.md` - Business logic, pipeline integration +- `plan_0c_interface.md` - API endpoints, external interfaces +- `plan_0d_security.md` - Security, performance, compatibility + +**Context Evolution:** As each sub-plan completes, context files for subsequent sub-plans are updated with new APIs, interfaces, and integration points, ensuring later phases have complete system visibility. + +### 3.5 Testing Strategy Framework + +**LAD uses component-appropriate testing strategies** to ensure both comprehensive coverage and efficient development: + +**API Endpoints & Web Services:** +- **Integration Testing**: Import and test the real FastAPI/Django/Flask app +- **Mock External Dependencies**: Only databases, external APIs, file systems +- **Test Framework Behavior**: HTTP routing, validation, serialization, error handling +- **Why**: APIs are integration points - the framework behavior is part of what you're building + +**Business Logic & Algorithms:** +- **Unit Testing**: Mock all dependencies, test in complete isolation +- **Focus**: Edge cases, error conditions, algorithmic correctness +- **Benefits**: Fast execution, complete control, reliable testing +- **Why**: Pure logic should be testable without external concerns + +**Data Processing & Utilities:** +- **Unit Testing**: Minimal dependencies, test data fixtures +- **Focus**: Input/output correctness, transformation accuracy +- **Benefits**: Predictable test data, isolated behavior verification + +**Example - API Testing:** +```python +# ✅ Integration testing for API endpoints +from myapp.app import create_app # Real app +from unittest.mock import patch + +def test_api_endpoint(): + app = create_app() + with patch('myapp.database.get_user') as mock_db: # Mock external deps + mock_db.return_value = {"id": 1, "name": "test"} + client = TestClient(app) # Test real routing/validation + response = client.get("/api/users/1") + assert response.status_code == 200 +``` + +--- + +## 4 ✍️ Commit Drafting + +After completing a sub‑task: + +1. Draft a Conventional Commit header: + ``` + feat({FEATURE_SLUG}): Short description + ``` +2. In the body, include a bullet list of sub‑tasks: + ``` + - Add X functionality + - Update tests for Y + ``` +3. Stage, commit, and push: + ```bash + git add . + git commit -m "$(cat .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG)" + git push + ``` + +--- + +## 5 📄 Multi-level Documentation + +Your context prompt generates three abstraction levels: + +
👶 Level 1 · Novice summary + +Use this for a quick onboarding view. + +
+ +
🛠️ Level 2 · Key API table + +Deep dive for power users. + +
+ +
🔍 Level 3 · Code walk-through + +Detailed implementation details with annotated source. + +
+ +--- + +## 6 📝 Docstring Standard + +All functions must use **NumPy-style docstrings**: + +```python +def foo(arg1, arg2): + """ + Short description. + + Parameters + ---------- + arg1 : type + Description. + arg2 : type + Description. + + Returns + ------- + type + Description. + + Raises + ------ + Exception + Description. + """ + ... +``` + +--- + +## 7 🔍 PR Review Bundle + +Before merging: + +1. Paste the PR bundle into ChatGPT or Claude Agent. +2. Address feedback and make adjustments. +3. Merge and delete the branch. + +--- + +## 8 🤖 Agent Autonomy Boundaries + +The agent may run commands (push, commit), but will: + +1. Output a diff-stat of changes. +2. Await your approval before finalizing the commit or merge. + +--- + +## 9 ⚙️ Settings & Linting + +* Lint using **Flake8**. +* Commit messages follow **Conventional Commits**. +* Docstrings follow **NumPy style**. + +--- + +## 10 🆕 Advanced LAD Patterns & Best Practices + +### 10.1 Session Continuity & Context Management + +**Proven Context Management Strategies**: +- **Use `/compact `** after major milestones to preserve essential context +- **Session state files** enable seamless resumption across interruptions +- **TodoWrite integration** maintains progress visibility across sessions +- **Context optimization** prevents token overflow in long-running improvements + +**Session Types & Optimization**: +- **Sprint Sessions (30-60 min)**: Focus on specific phase or PDCA cycle +- **Marathon Sessions (2-4 hours)**: Complex feature implementation with breaks +- **Context Sessions (10-15 min)**: Context restoration and session planning + +### 10.2 TodoWrite Integration Patterns + +**Successful TodoWrite Usage**: +```markdown +# Proven TodoWrite patterns from 50+ LAD sessions + +## Task State Management: +- Mark ONE task as in_progress before starting work +- Complete tasks IMMEDIATELY after finishing +- Break complex tasks into smaller, actionable items +- Use descriptive task names that indicate progress clearly + +## Session Continuity: +- TodoWrite survives session interruptions +- Tasks preserve context for resumption +- Progress visibility enables compound productivity +- Cross-session state coordination +``` + +### 10.3 Test Quality Improvement Insights + +**PDCA Cycle Success Patterns**: +- **P1-CRITICAL first**: Scientific validity + high impact/low effort +- **Batch compatible fixes**: Infrastructure, API, test design changes +- **Validate after each cycle**: Regression prevention is essential +- **User decision adaptation**: Learn from A/B/C/D choice patterns + +**Resource Optimization for Solo Programmers**: +- **Quick wins build momentum**: Start cycles with simple, high-impact fixes +- **Solution interaction mapping**: Single fixes resolving multiple issues +- **Industry standards validation**: Objective prioritization through multiple standards +- **Energy management**: Complex tasks during peak productivity periods + +### 10.4 Context Evolution & Knowledge Preservation + +**Knowledge Accumulation Patterns**: +- **Successful approaches**: Preserve working patterns in CLAUDE.md +- **Failed approaches**: Document what to avoid and why +- **User preferences**: Learn decision patterns for framework adaptation +- **Process optimization**: Compound improvement across multiple sessions + +**Context File Organization**: +``` +docs/ +├── feature_context.md # Current feature context +├── implementation_decisions/ # Decision rationale archive +├── session_archive/ # Historical session states +└── notes/ + ├── essential_context.md # Critical information for resumption + ├── pdca_session_state.md # Test improvement progress + └── next_session_prep.md # Immediate actions for continuation +``` + +## 11 Extending This Framework + +1. Keep prompts in VCS; refine as needed. +2. Add new templates for recurring jobs (DB migration, API client generation, etc.). +3. Share improvements back to your LAD repo. +4. **🆕 Customize test quality framework** for specific domain requirements. +5. **🆕 Adapt decision frameworks** based on team or project preferences. + +Enjoy faster, safer feature development with comprehensive test quality improvement using the enhanced LAD framework! + +--- + +### 11.1 🆕 Framework Evolution & Community Insights + +**LAD Framework Maturity Indicators**: +- **50+ successful feature implementations** across research software projects +- **Systematic test improvement** achieving 90%+ meaningful success rates +- **Cross-session continuity** enabling compound productivity improvement +- **Industry standards compliance** balancing research software with enterprise quality + +**Community Usage Patterns**: +- **Research Software Development**: Primary use case with domain-specific adaptations +- **Solo Programmer Optimization**: Resource-constrained development with maximum efficiency +- **Cross-Platform Compatibility**: Windows (WSL), macOS, Linux development environments +- **Multi-AI Integration**: Claude Code + GitHub Copilot + ChatGPT validation workflows + +**Framework Impact Metrics**: +- **Autonomous development workflows** (both Claude Code and Copilot Agent Mode) +- **3-5x faster development cycles** through autonomous execution +- **90%+ test success rates** through systematic improvement +- **Seamless session resumption** across interruptions and context switches + +This enhanced LAD framework represents the culmination of real-world usage patterns, systematic test improvement methodologies, and cross-session productivity optimization for solo programmers working on complex research software. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/LICENSE.md b/LICENSE.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..96a800f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/LICENSE.md @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +MIT License + +Copyright (c) 2025 Chris Foulon + +Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to +deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the +rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or +sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: + +The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +all copies or substantial portions of the Software. + +THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN +THE SOFTWARE. diff --git a/README.md b/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ece1d528 --- /dev/null +++ b/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ +# LAD — LLM-Assisted Development Prompt Kit + +[![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) + +LAD enables **systematic feature development** and **enterprise-grade test quality** using Claude Code + GitHub Copilot Agent Mode. Build complex Python features *iteratively* and *safely*—from context gathering to 100% meaningful test success—with zero extra infrastructure. + +## ✨ What's New in 2025 + +🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality Framework** — Achieve 90%+ test success through systematic PDCA cycles +🎯 **Industry Standards Compliance** — Research software + Enterprise + IEEE validation +📊 **Session Continuity** — Seamless interruption/resumption across multiple sessions +⚡ **Real-World Insights** — Based on 50+ LAD implementations in research software + +## Features + +✅ **Test-driven development** with atomic task breakdowns +✅ **Systematic test improvement** with PDCA methodology +✅ **Component-aware testing** (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +✅ **Multi-level documentation** with collapsible sections +✅ **NumPy-style docstrings** enforced throughout +✅ **Session continuity** with TodoWrite progress tracking +✅ **GitHub Flow** with automated PR creation/cleanup +✅ **Agent autonomy** with diff approval workflow + +## Choose Your Workflow + +LAD supports two autonomous workflows optimized for different development environments: + +### 🚀 Claude Code +**Multi-phase autonomous workflow for command-line development** + +```bash +# Quick Setup +git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/chrisfoulon/LAD tmp \ + && rm -rf tmp/.git && mv tmp .lad \ + && git add .lad && git commit -m "feat: add LAD framework" + +# Feature Development +git checkout -b feat/my-feature +# Tell Claude Code: "Use LAD framework to implement [feature description]" +``` + +**Example: Starting a new feature** +``` +User: Use LAD framework to implement user authentication with JWT tokens + +Claude: I'll use the LAD framework to implement user authentication. Let me start by reading the feature kickoff prompt. + +[Claude automatically reads .lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md and begins setup] +``` + +### 🛠️ GitHub Copilot Agent Mode (VSCode) +**Function-based autonomous workflow for IDE development** + +**⚠️ Requires Copilot Agent Mode - standard Copilot Chat alone will not work with LAD** + +```bash +# Same LAD import as above +git checkout -b feat/my-feature +# Tell Copilot Agent: "Use LAD framework to implement [feature description]" +``` + +**Example: Starting with Copilot Agent** +``` +User: Use LAD framework to implement user authentication with JWT tokens + +Copilot Agent: I'll use the LAD framework for systematic implementation. Let me read the feature kickoff prompt and begin autonomous execution. + +[Copilot Agent reads .lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md and executes] +``` + +## Framework Structure + +``` +.lad/ +├── README.md # This overview +├── LAD_RECIPE.md # Complete workflow guide +├── claude_prompts/ # 🚀 Claude Code workflow +│ ├── 00_feature_kickoff.md # Environment setup +│ ├── 01_autonomous_context_planning.md # Context + planning +│ ├── 01b_plan_review_validation.md # Optional validation +│ ├── 02_iterative_implementation.md # TDD implementation +│ ├── 03_quality_finalization.md # Final validation +│ ├── 04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md # 🆕 Test execution setup +│ ├── 04b_test_analysis_framework.md # 🆕 Pattern recognition +│ ├── 04c_test_improvement_cycles.md # 🆕 PDCA methodology +│ └── 04d_test_session_management.md # 🆕 Session continuity +├── copilot_prompts/ # 🛠️ Copilot Agent workflow +│ ├── 00_feature_kickoff.md → 06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md +│ ├── 04a-04d_test_*.md # 🆕 Enhanced test quality +│ └── 04_test_quality_systematic.md # 🆕 Single-file version +└── .vscode/ # Optional VSCode settings +``` + +## Quick Examples + +### Feature Implementation (Phase 2 Continuation) +After planning is complete, continue implementation: + +``` +User: Continue with phase 2 implementation + +Claude: I'll continue with the iterative implementation phase. Let me check the current TodoWrite status and proceed with the next pending task. + +[Claude reads 02_iterative_implementation.md and resumes from current state] +``` + +### Test Quality Improvement +Achieve systematic test improvement: + +``` +User: Use LAD test quality framework to achieve 100% meaningful test success + +Claude: I'll use the enhanced test quality framework to systematically improve your test suite. Starting with phase 04a (Test Execution Infrastructure). + +[Claude executes 04a→04b→04c→04d with PDCA cycles and user decision points] +``` + +## Documentation + +📖 **[LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md)** — Complete step-by-step workflow guide +🚀 **[Claude Code prompts](claude_prompts/)** — 7-phase autonomous workflow +🛠️ **[Copilot Agent prompts](copilot_prompts/)** — Function-based autonomous workflow +🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality** — 4-phase systematic improvement framework + +## Requirements + +### For Claude Code Workflow +- [Claude Code](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code) installed +- Python 3.11+ +- Git repository + +### For Copilot Agent Workflow +- VS Code with GitHub Copilot Agent Mode enabled +- Python 3.11+ +- `gh` CLI for PR management (optional) + +## Code Quality Setup + +LAD uses several tools to maintain code quality. Install them once per project: + +```bash +pip install flake8 pytest coverage radon flake8-radon black +``` + +Both LAD workflows will guide you through creating `.flake8` and `.coveragerc` configuration files during the kickoff process. + +## Workflow Characteristics + +Both LAD workflows provide autonomous development with the same quality outcomes. Choose based on your development environment and preferences: + +### Claude Code Workflow +- **Environment**: Command-line development with autonomous tool access +- **Interaction**: Conversational with autonomous file operations +- **Context Management**: Built-in tools for codebase exploration +- **Progress Tracking**: TodoWrite integration with cross-session persistence + +### Copilot Agent Mode Workflow +- **Environment**: VS Code IDE integration with agent capabilities +- **Interaction**: Function-based development with structured prompts +- **Context Management**: IDE file context with autonomous execution +- **Progress Tracking**: Structured state management within development environment + +**Both workflows achieve the same outcomes** — systematic feature development, comprehensive testing, and enterprise-grade quality — through different interaction models optimized for their respective environments. + +## Claude Code Workflow Phases + +### Core Development (Phases 0-3) +| Phase | Duration | Capabilities | +|-------|----------|--------------| +| **0. Feature Kickoff** | ~5-10 min | Environment setup, quality standards, baseline metrics | +| **1. Context & Planning** | ~10-15 min | Autonomous exploration, TodoWrite breakdown, sub-plan evaluation | +| **1b. Plan Review (Optional)** | ~5-10 min | Cross-validation, quality assurance | +| **2. Implementation (Resumable)** | ~30-120 min | TDD loop, continuous testing, cross-session resumability | +| **3. Finalization** | ~5-10 min | Self-review, documentation, conventional commits | + +### 🆕 Enhanced Test Quality (Phases 4a-4d) +| Phase | Duration | Capabilities | +|-------|----------|--------------| +| **4a. Test Execution** | ~10-15 min | Systematic chunking, timeout prevention, baseline establishment | +| **4b. Test Analysis** | ~15-20 min | Holistic pattern recognition, industry standards validation | +| **4c. Improvement Cycles** | ~30-60 min | PDCA cycles, TodoWrite integration, systematic fixes | +| **4d. Session Management** | ~5-10 min | Session continuity, context optimization, decision framework | + +## Real-World Usage Patterns + +**Based on 50+ LAD implementations:** + +### Session Management +- **Marathon Sessions (2-4 hours)**: Complex features with Phase 2 resumability +- **Focus Sessions (30-60 min)**: Test improvement cycles with PDCA methodology +- **Context Sessions (10-15 min)**: Session restoration and planning + +### TodoWrite Best Practices +- Mark **ONE task as in_progress** before starting work +- Complete tasks **IMMEDIATELY** after finishing +- Break complex tasks into **smaller, actionable items** +- Use **descriptive task names** for progress clarity + +### Test Quality Success Patterns +- Start with **P1-CRITICAL fixes** (scientific validity + high impact/low effort) +- **Batch compatible fixes** (infrastructure, API, test design changes) +- **Validate after each cycle** (regression prevention essential) +- User decision patterns: Most choose **A (continue)** after seeing progress + +## Context Optimization + +**Proven strategies for long sessions:** +- Use **`/compact `** after major phase completions +- **Archive resolved issues** before hitting context limits +- **Preserve successful patterns** in CLAUDE.md +- **Session state files** enable seamless resumption + +## License + +This project is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE.md). + +## Contributing + +Improvements welcome! The LAD framework evolves based on real-world usage patterns and community feedback. + +**Framework Evolution Metrics:** +- Autonomous development workflows in both Claude Code and Copilot Agent Mode +- 90%+ test success rates through systematic improvement methodology +- Seamless session resumption across interruptions and context switches +- Enterprise-grade quality standards with research software optimization + +See [LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md) for complete framework details and contribution guidelines. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md b/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b510a84f --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +# Phase 0: Existing Work Discovery and Integration Assessment + +## Purpose +Prevent duplicate implementations by discovering and assessing existing functionality before starting new development. This phase ensures architectural coherence and optimal resource utilization. + +## Note-Taking Protocol for Architecture Discovery +For complex codebases requiring systematic architectural analysis, create working notes to maintain comprehensive understanding: +- **Discovery Notes**: `notes/discovery_{{feature}}.md` - Track search patterns, findings, and architectural insights +- **Architecture Map**: `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` - Document component relationships, dependencies, and integration points +- **Integration Analysis**: `notes/integration_{{feature}}.md` - Assess compatibility, conflicts, and enhancement opportunities + +## Discovery Requirements + +### 1. Codebase Scan +Search for existing implementations related to the requested feature: +- Use comprehensive search patterns (keywords, functionality, similar concepts) +- Examine API endpoints, services, modules, and utilities +- Check test files for functionality hints +- Review documentation for existing capabilities + +### 2. Architecture Mapping +**Create systematic architecture notes for complex systems:** + +```markdown +**CREATE ARCHITECTURE NOTES**: `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` + +## Component Inventory +- **Services**: [List discovered services and their roles] +- **Data Models**: [Key models, schemas, and relationships] +- **APIs/Endpoints**: [Existing interfaces and contracts] +- **Utilities**: [Shared libraries and helper functions] + +## Integration Landscape +- **Dependencies**: [What existing components depend on] +- **Dependents**: [What depends on existing components] +- **Data Flow**: [How information moves through the system] +- **Communication Patterns**: [Sync/async, events, direct calls] + +## Architectural Patterns +- **Design Patterns**: [MVC, Repository, Factory, etc. in use] +- **Data Patterns**: [Database access, caching, validation] +- **Security Patterns**: [Auth, authorization, data protection] +- **Integration Patterns**: [API design, service communication] +``` + +**Then systematically identify current system components:** +- Map existing services and their responsibilities +- Identify data models and schemas +- Document integration points and dependencies +- Assess current architectural patterns + +### 3. Capability Assessment +Evaluate what already exists vs. what's needed: +- Compare existing functionality to new requirements +- Assess code quality, test coverage, and production readiness +- Identify gaps between current and required capabilities +- Document technical debt and improvement opportunities + +### 4. Integration Decision +Decide whether to integrate, enhance, or build new: +- Apply Integration Decision Matrix (below) +- Consider long-term maintainability +- Evaluate impact on existing systems +- Plan deprecation strategy if needed + +## Discovery Checklist +- [ ] **Keyword Search**: Search codebase for feature-related terms +- [ ] **API Analysis**: Review existing endpoints and services +- [ ] **Model Review**: Check data models and database schemas +- [ ] **Test Examination**: Analyze test files for functionality insights +- [ ] **Documentation Review**: Check README, API docs, and comments +- [ ] **Dependency Mapping**: Identify related components and libraries +- [ ] **Quality Assessment**: Evaluate code quality and test coverage +- [ ] **Integration Points**: Map how components connect +- [ ] **Performance Analysis**: Assess scalability and performance characteristics +- [ ] **Security Review**: Check authentication, authorization, and security patterns + +## Integration Decision Matrix + +| Existing Implementation Quality | Coverage of Requirements | Recommended Action | Justification | +|--------------------------------|-------------------------|-------------------|---------------| +| Production-ready, well-tested | 80%+ coverage | **INTEGRATE/ENHANCE** | Avoid duplication, build on solid foundation | +| Production-ready, well-tested | 50-80% coverage | **ENHANCE** | Extend existing with missing functionality | +| Production-ready, well-tested | <50% coverage | **ASSESS → ENHANCE or NEW** | Evaluate cost/benefit of extension vs. new | +| Prototype/incomplete | 80%+ coverage | **ENHANCE** | Complete and productionize existing work | +| Prototype/incomplete | 50-80% coverage | **ASSESS → ENHANCE or REBUILD** | Case-by-case evaluation based on architecture fit | +| Prototype/incomplete | <50% coverage | **BUILD NEW** | Start fresh with lessons learned | +| Poor quality/untested | Any coverage | **REBUILD** | Don't build on unstable foundation | +| No existing implementation | N/A | **BUILD NEW** | Justified new development | +| Conflicts with requirements | Any coverage | **BUILD NEW + DEPRECATION PLAN** | Document migration path | + +## Assessment Report Template + +### Existing Work Summary +- **Components Found**: [List relevant components] +- **Quality Level**: [Production/Development/Prototype/Poor] +- **Test Coverage**: [Percentage and quality] +- **Documentation Level**: [Complete/Partial/Missing] + +### Requirements Mapping +- **Requirements Covered**: [List covered requirements] +- **Requirements Missing**: [List gaps] +- **Coverage Percentage**: [Overall coverage estimate] + +### Architecture Compatibility +- **Integration Points**: [How new feature connects] +- **Dependencies**: [Required libraries/services] +- **Conflicts**: [Potential architectural issues] +- **Migration Needs**: [If replacing existing code] + +### Decision and Rationale +- **Chosen Strategy**: [Integrate/Enhance/New] +- **Primary Reasons**: [Why this approach] +- **Risk Assessment**: [Implementation risks] +- **Success Metrics**: [How to measure success] + +## Next Phase Preparation +Based on the discovery results: +1. **If INTEGRATE/ENHANCE**: Focus context planning on extension points +2. **If BUILD NEW**: Plan for coexistence and eventual migration +3. **If REBUILD**: Plan deprecation strategy and migration path + +## Deliverables for Context Planning Phase +1. **Existing Work Assessment Report** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/existing_work_assessment.md` +2. **Integration Strategy Decision** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/integration_strategy.md` +3. **Architecture Impact Analysis** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/architecture_analysis.md` +4. **Implementation Approach** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/implementation_approach.md` +5. **Component Baseline Summary** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/component_baseline.md` (existing components that will be used or extended) + +### Component Baseline Format +Document existing components that are relevant to the new feature: + +```markdown +## Existing Components to Integrate With + +### Code Components +- **Module/Class**: `module.ClassName` (location: `path/file.py:line`) + - **Relevant functionality**: Description of what it does + - **Integration approach**: How new feature will use/extend it + - **Dependencies**: What it depends on + +### Data Structures +- **Data Model**: `ModelName` (location: `path/models.py`) + - **Schema/Format**: Key fields and their types + - **Usage patterns**: How it's currently used + - **Extension needs**: What might need to be added + +### Infrastructure +- **Service/Tool**: `ServiceName` + - **Current usage**: How it's used in the system + - **Integration points**: Where new feature connects + - **Configuration**: Relevant settings or setup +``` + +--- +*This phase must be completed before proceeding to Phase 1: Autonomous Context Planning* \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md b/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9050b5d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md @@ -0,0 +1,212 @@ + +You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development environment for test-driven feature implementation. + +**Mission**: Initialize the development environment, establish quality standards, and prepare for feature implementation using the LAD framework. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: File operations (Read, Write, Edit), command execution (Bash), environment validation, and configuration setup. + +**Quality Standards**: +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Test coverage ≥90% for new code +- NumPy-style docstrings required +- Conventional commit standards + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" + + + +### Feature Kickoff & Environment Setup + +**Feature Request**: {{FEATURE_DESCRIPTION}} + +**Instructions**: Set up the development environment and initialize quality standards before beginning feature implementation. + +### Step 1: Environment Validation + +**Check development environment**: +1. **Verify LAD Framework**: + - Confirm `.lad/` folder exists and is properly structured + - Check that all required prompt files are present + - Validate framework integrity (don't modify `.lad/` contents) + +2. **Python Environment**: + - Check Python version (3.11+ required) + - Verify required packages are installable + - Test basic development tools + +3. **Git Repository**: + - Confirm we're in a git repository + - Check current branch status + - Verify clean working directory or document current state + +### Step 2: Quality Standards Setup + +**Create/verify quality configuration files**: + +1. **Flake8 Configuration** (`.flake8`): + ```ini + [flake8] + max-line-length = 88 + max-complexity = 10 + ignore = E203, E266, E501, W503 + exclude = .git,__pycache__,docs/,build/,dist/,.lad/ + ``` + +2. **Coverage Configuration** (`.coveragerc`): + ```ini + [run] + branch = True + source = . + omit = + */tests/* + */test_* + */__pycache__/* + */.* + .lad/* + setup.py + */venv/* + */env/* + + [report] + show_missing = True + skip_covered = False + + [html] + directory = coverage_html + ``` + +3. **Pytest Configuration** (add to `pytest.ini` or `pyproject.toml` if missing): + ```ini + [tool:pytest] + testpaths = tests + python_files = test_*.py + python_classes = Test* + python_functions = test_* + addopts = --strict-markers --strict-config + markers = + slow: marks tests as slow (deselect with '-m "not slow"') + integration: marks tests as integration tests + ``` + +### Step 3: Baseline Quality Assessment + +**Establish current state**: +1. **Test Suite Baseline**: + ```bash + pytest --collect-only # Count existing tests + pytest -q --tb=short # Run existing tests + ``` + +2. **Coverage Baseline**: + ```bash + pytest --cov=. --cov-report=term-missing --cov-report=html + ``` + +3. **Code Quality Baseline**: + ```bash + flake8 --statistics + ``` + +4. **Document Baseline**: + - Record current test count + - Record current coverage percentage + - Record current flake8 violations + - Save baseline metrics for comparison + +### Step 4: Development Environment Preparation + +**Prepare for feature implementation**: +1. **Create docs structure** (if not exists): + ``` + docs/ + ├── _scratch/ # Temporary analysis files + └── [feature-slug]/ # Feature-specific documentation + ``` + +2. **Validate required tools**: + - pytest (testing framework) + - flake8 (linting) + - coverage (coverage measurement) + - git (version control) + +3. **Environment Summary**: + - Python version and virtual environment status + - Git repository status + - Baseline quality metrics + - Development tools availability + +### Step 5: Feature Preparation + +**Initialize feature context**: +1. **Feature Identification**: + - Extract feature slug from description + - **Validate feature requirements are clear**: + - If {{FEATURE_DESCRIPTION}} is vague (e.g., "add an API", "improve performance"), STOP and ask user: + - What specific functionality should this feature provide? + - What are the expected inputs and outputs? + - What are the acceptance criteria for completion? + - What constraints or limitations should be considered? + - If requirements are unclear, respond: "I need more specific requirements before proceeding. Please clarify [specific questions]." + - Identify any immediate blockers or dependencies + +2. **Documentation Structure**: + - Create `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/` directory + - Prepare for context documentation + - Set up plan and review file structure + +3. **Variable Persistence**: Save feature variables to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` (create folders if missing): + ```bash + FEATURE_SLUG={{FEATURE_SLUG}} + PROJECT_NAME={{PROJECT_NAME}} + FEATURE_DESCRIPTION="{{FEATURE_DESCRIPTION}}" + # Additional variables as established during kickoff + ``` + +4. **Quality Gates Preparation**: + - Establish quality standards for this feature + - Set coverage targets + - Define complexity limits + - Prepare testing strategy framework + +### Deliverables + +**Output the following**: +1. **Environment Status Report**: Current state of development environment +2. **Quality Configuration**: Created/verified configuration files +3. **Baseline Metrics**: Current test count, coverage, and quality metrics +4. **Feature Setup**: Prepared documentation structure and development context +5. **Variable Map**: Saved feature variables to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` +6. **Next Steps**: Clear guidance for proceeding to Phase 1 (Context Planning) + +**Quality Gates**: +- ✅ All required configuration files exist and are valid +- ✅ Development environment is functional +- ✅ Baseline metrics are established +- ✅ Feature documentation structure is prepared +- ✅ Quality standards are defined and measurable + +**Success Criteria**: +- Development environment is ready for TDD implementation +- Quality standards are established and measurable +- Baseline metrics provide comparison point for improvements +- Feature context is prepared for autonomous implementation +- All tools and configurations are functional + +**Important**: +- Never modify files in `.lad/` folder - this contains the framework +- All feature work goes in `docs/` folder +- Preserve existing project structure and configurations +- Document any environment issues or limitations discovered + +### Next Phase +After successful kickoff, proceed to Phase 1: Autonomous Context Planning using `.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md` + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md b/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f853a0ef --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md @@ -0,0 +1,228 @@ + +You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven development using autonomous exploration and planning. + +**Mission**: Gather comprehensive context about the codebase and create a detailed implementation plan for the requested feature. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: You have access to tools for codebase exploration (Task, Glob, Grep), file operations (Read, Write, Edit), command execution (Bash), and progress tracking (TodoWrite). + +**Quality Standards**: +- NumPy-style docstrings required +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Test-driven development approach +- Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +- 90%+ test coverage target + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses +- Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" +- **European communication preference** - Avoid American-style excessive positivity; focus on accuracy and objective analysis + + + +**Feature Request**: {{FEATURE_DESCRIPTION}} + +**Requirements**: +- Inputs: {{INPUTS}} +- Outputs: {{OUTPUTS}} +- Constraints: {{CONSTRAINTS}} +- Acceptance Criteria: {{ACCEPTANCE_CRITERIA}} + +**IMPORTANT**: If any of the above requirements are missing, incomplete, or unclear, STOP and ask the user to clarify before proceeding: +- "I need clarification on [specific requirement] before I can create a proper implementation plan." +- "The feature description is too vague. Please specify [what you need clarified]." +- "I cannot proceed without clear acceptance criteria. Please define what constitutes successful completion." + +### Phase 1: Autonomous Codebase Exploration + +**Instructions**: Use your autonomous tools to understand the codebase architecture without requiring user file navigation. + +1. **Integration Context Assessment** (Required from Phase 0): + - **Existing Related Components**: [List discovered components from Phase 0] + - **Integration Strategy**: [Integrate/Enhance/New + Rationale from Phase 0] + - **Deprecation Plan**: [If building new, how to handle existing components] + - **Compatibility Requirements**: [How to maintain system coherence] + +2. **Architectural Understanding**: + - Use Task tool for complex architectural questions + - Use Glob to find relevant files and patterns + - Use Grep to understand code patterns and APIs + - Read key configuration and documentation files + - **Integration Focus**: Prioritize understanding components identified in Phase 0 + +3. **Maintenance Opportunity Detection**: + - Scan files that will be modified during implementation + - Identify high-impact maintenance issues in target files: + - Undefined names (F821) - likely bugs requiring immediate attention + - Unused imports/variables (F811, F841) - cleanup opportunities + - Bare except clauses (E722) - error handling improvements + - Document maintenance opportunities in context file + - Assess maintenance workload vs feature complexity + +4. **Context Documentation**: Create `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` with multi-level structure: + + **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and progressive disclosure syntax. + + **Level 1 (Plain English)**: Concise summary of relevant codebase components + + **Level 2 (API Table)**: + + | Symbol | Purpose | Inputs | Outputs | Side-effects | + |--------|---------|--------|---------|--------------| + + **Level 3 (Code Snippets)**: Annotated code examples for key integration points + + **Maintenance Opportunities**: Document high-impact maintenance items discovered: + ```markdown + ## Maintenance Opportunities in Target Files + ### High Priority (Address During Implementation) + - [ ] file.py:42 - F821 undefined name 'VariableName' (likely bug) + - [ ] file.py:15 - E722 bare except clause (improve error handling) + + ### Medium Priority (Consider for Boy Scout Rule) + - [ ] file.py:8 - F841 unused variable 'temp' (cleanup) + - [ ] file.py:23 - F811 redefinition of import (organize imports) + ``` + +### Phase 2: Test-Driven Planning + +**Instructions**: Create a comprehensive TDD plan using TodoWrite for progress tracking. + +1. **Task Complexity Assessment**: Evaluate feature complexity and implementation approach: + + **Complexity Indicators**: + - **Simple**: Documentation, typos, basic queries, file operations, simple refactoring + - **Medium**: Feature implementation, test writing, moderate refactoring, API integration + - **Complex**: Architecture design, security analysis, performance optimization, system integration + + **Assessment Output**: + ``` + **Task Complexity**: [SIMPLE|MEDIUM|COMPLEX] + **Implementation Approach**: [brief-explanation] + **Key Challenges**: [potential-difficulties] + **Resource Requirements**: [time-estimates-dependencies] + ``` + +2. **Task Breakdown**: + + **Integration Impact Assessment** (based on Phase 0 strategy): + - [ ] **If INTEGRATE**: Add tasks for connecting to existing components + - [ ] **If ENHANCE**: Add tasks for extending existing functionality + - [ ] **If NEW**: Add tasks for new implementation + coexistence + - [ ] **If DEPRECATION**: Add tasks for migration and cleanup + + **Documentation Impact Assessment** (include relevant tasks): + - [ ] Setup/installation changes → Add setup documentation task + - [ ] User-facing features → Add README/user guide task + - [ ] Breaking changes → Add migration guide task + - [ ] New APIs → Add API documentation task + + Use TodoWrite to create prioritized task list: + ```python + TodoWrite([ + {"id": "1", "content": "Task description with test file", "status": "pending", "priority": "high"}, + {"id": "2", "content": "Next task", "status": "pending", "priority": "medium"} + ]) + ``` + +3. **Enhanced Plan Document**: Create `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` with: + + **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` - ensure proper markdown syntax, table formatting, and progressive disclosure if using collapsible sections. + + - **Hierarchical Task Structure** (checkboxes for tracking): + ```markdown + - [ ] Main Task ║ tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_taskN.py ║ description ║ S/M/L + - [ ] Sub-task 1: Specific implementation step + - [ ] 1.1: Granular action item + - [ ] 1.2: Another granular action + - [ ] Sub-task 2: Next implementation step + ``` + - **Progress Tracking Protocol**: + ```markdown + ## Progress Update Requirements + **CRITICAL**: After completing any task: + 1. Mark checkbox [x] in this plan.md file immediately + 2. Update TodoWrite status to "completed" + 3. Run tests to verify completion + 4. Only mark complete after successful testing + ``` + - **Milestone Checkpoints**: Mark tasks that require user approval + - **Testing strategy per component type** + - **Risk assessment and mitigation** + - **Acceptance criteria mapping** + - **Maintenance Integration Points**: Tasks that include maintenance opportunities + +4. **Complexity Evaluation**: Assess if plan needs splitting: + - **Split if**: >6 tasks OR >25-30 sub-tasks OR multiple domains + - **Sub-plan structure**: 0a_foundation → 0b_domain → 0c_interface → 0d_security + +### Phase 3: Self-Review & Validation + +**Instructions**: Validate your plan using structured self-review. + +1. **Completeness Check**: + - Every acceptance criterion maps to at least one task + - All dependencies properly sequenced + - Testing strategy appropriate for component types + - Implementation approach is feasible + - **Requirement Completeness**: If during planning you realize requirements are unclear or missing, STOP and ask user for clarification rather than making assumptions + +2. **Risk Assessment**: + - Identify potential concurrency, security, performance issues + - Validate resource accessibility + - Check for missing edge cases + - Assess implementation complexity realistically + +3. **Feasibility Validation**: + - Can requirements be met with available resources? + - Are time estimates realistic? + - Are dependencies properly identified? + - Is the technical approach sound? + +4. **Decision Planning**: Identify potential user decision points: + - **Technical Decisions**: Architecture, API design, error handling approaches + - **Trade-offs**: Performance vs. simplicity, security vs. usability + - **Integration Choices**: How to connect with existing components + - **Breaking Changes**: When existing interfaces might need modification + + **Document in plan**: Mark tasks that likely require user input with `[USER_INPUT]` flag + +5. **Variable Update**: Update `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` with planning-specific variables: + ```bash + # Add to existing feature_vars.md: + TASK_COMPLEXITY={{TASK_COMPLEXITY}} + IMPLEMENTATION_APPROACH={{IMPLEMENTATION_APPROACH}} + # Additional planning variables as determined + ``` + +### Deliverables + +**Output the following**: +1. **Context Documentation**: Multi-level codebase understanding +2. **TodoWrite Task List**: Prioritized implementation tasks +3. **Implementation Plan**: Detailed TDD plan with testing strategy +4. **Updated Variable Map**: Enhanced feature configuration with planning variables +5. **Sub-plan Structure**: If complexity warrants splitting +6. **Complexity Assessment**: Realistic evaluation of implementation challenges + +**Quality Gates**: +- All referenced files/APIs validated as accessible +- Testing strategy matches component types (integration/unit) +- Plan complexity manageable or properly split +- Clear dependency ordering established +- Implementation approach is technically sound +- Resource requirements are realistic + +**Next Steps**: +- If plan requires validation, proceed to Phase 1b (Plan Review & Validation) +- If plan is straightforward, proceed to Phase 2 (Iterative Implementation) +- If complexity requires splitting, create sub-plans with appropriate scope + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md b/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..29387098 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ + +You are Claude, a senior software architect and code-audit specialist conducting independent review of implementation plans. + +**Mission**: Critically review the implementation plan created in Phase 1 to identify gaps, risks, and optimization opportunities before proceeding to implementation. + +**Review Scope**: You are reviewing a plan to provide independent validation and catch potential blind spots. + +**Quality Standards**: +- NumPy-style docstrings required +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Test-driven development approach +- Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +- 90%+ test coverage target + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" + + + +**Review Instructions**: The implementation plan from Phase 1 appears above this prompt. Conduct a comprehensive review using the structured approach below. + +### Phase 1b: Plan Review & Validation + +**Instructions**: Perform independent validation of the implementation plan using structured review criteria. + +1. **Completeness Review**: + - Every acceptance criterion maps to at least one task + - All dependencies properly sequenced + - Testing strategy appropriate for component types + - No obvious gaps in functionality or edge cases + +2. **Risk Assessment**: + - Identify potential concurrency, security, performance issues + - Validate resource accessibility assumptions + - Check for missing negative tests and boundary conditions + - Assess complexity and maintainability concerns + +3. **Feasibility Analysis**: + - Are time estimates realistic? + - Are technical approaches sound? + - Can requirements be met with available resources? + - Are dependencies properly identified and accessible? + +4. **Testing Strategy Review**: + - Confirm appropriate testing approach (integration vs unit) + - Identify missing test scenarios + - Validate coverage expectations + - Check for performance and regression testing needs + +5. **Architecture & Design Review**: + - Assess for flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) + - Identify potential God functions or tight coupling + - Review modular design and maintainability + - Check for security vulnerabilities or privacy concerns + +6. **Implementation Sequence Review**: + - Validate task ordering and dependencies + - Identify potential bottlenecks or parallelization opportunities + - Check for logical flow and incremental progress + - Assess rollback and recovery strategies + +### Review Output Format + +**Provide exactly one of the following responses**: + +#### ✅ **Plan Approved** +The implementation plan is sound and ready for implementation. + +*Optional: Include minor suggestions in a `
Suggestions...
` block.* + +#### ❌ **Issues Identified** +Critical issues that must be addressed before implementation: +- 🚨 **[Critical Issue 1]**: Description and impact +- 🚨 **[Critical Issue 2]**: Description and impact +- **[Minor Issue]**: Description and recommendation + +*Optional: Include extended analysis in a `
Extended Analysis...
` block.* + +#### 🔄 **Optimization Opportunities** +Plan is functional but could be improved: +- **Implementation Optimization**: Specific sequence improvements +- **Testing Enhancement**: Additional test scenarios or strategies +- **Risk Mitigation**: Additional safety measures +- **Quality Enhancement**: Documentation or code quality improvements + +### Deliverables + +**Output the following**: +1. **Structured Review**: Using format above (≤ 300 words visible) +2. **Review Documentation**: Save complete review to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_claude.md` +3. **Recommendations**: Specific actionable improvements +4. **Risk Register**: Updated risk assessment if issues identified + +**Quality Gates**: +- Independent validation without bias toward original plan +- Focus on practical implementation concerns +- Balance between perfectionism and pragmatism +- Clear actionable recommendations +- Realistic feasibility assessment + +**Next Steps**: +- If **Plan Approved**: Proceed to Phase 1c (ChatGPT Review) or Phase 1d (Review Integration) +- If **Issues Identified**: Address critical issues and re-review +- If **Optimization Opportunities**: User decision to optimize or proceed +- Consider additional review for complex/critical features + +### Alternative Validation Option + +**For complex or critical features, consider additional validation**: +- External review by different tools or team members +- Focus on different aspects (security, performance, maintainability) +- Provide alternative implementation approaches +- Challenge assumptions and design decisions + +**Validation triggers**: +- Security-sensitive features +- Performance-critical components +- Complex architectural changes +- High-risk or high-impact implementations +- User explicitly requests additional validation + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md b/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3de7ef1b --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ + +You are Claude providing instructions for ChatGPT review of implementation plans. + +**Mission**: Guide the user through obtaining independent ChatGPT validation of the implementation plan to catch potential blind spots and provide external perspective. + +**Quality Standards**: +- NumPy-style docstrings required +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Test-driven development approach +- Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +- 90%+ test coverage target + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" + + + +### Phase 1c: ChatGPT Review (Optional) + +**Instructions**: Get independent validation of your implementation plan from ChatGPT to catch potential blind spots and provide external perspective. + +### When to Use ChatGPT Review + +**Recommended for**: +- Complex or critical features +- Security-sensitive implementations +- Performance-critical components +- High-risk or high-impact changes +- When you want external validation + +**Skip for**: +- Simple, straightforward features +- Well-understood implementations +- Low-risk changes +- When time constraints are tight + +### ChatGPT Review Process + +1. **Prepare Review Materials**: + - Locate your context documentation: `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` + - Locate your implementation plan: `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` + - Ensure both files are complete and up-to-date + +2. **Access ChatGPT**: + - Open ChatGPT (GPT-4 or higher recommended) + - Start a new conversation for clean context + +3. **Attach Required Files**: + - **Context Doc**: `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` + - **Implementation Plan**: `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` + - Ensure files are properly attached before sending the prompt + +4. **Send Review Prompt**: + Copy and paste the following prompt into ChatGPT: + + ``` + You are ChatGPT (GPT-4), a senior Python architect and code-audit specialist. Your task is to review a test-driven development (TDD) plan using only the provided attachments. + + **Attachments you will receive:** + 1. **Context Doc** — `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` (or multiple docs files for each module). + 2. **TDD Plan** — `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`. + + If any required attachment is missing or empty, respond **exactly**: + ❌ Aborted – missing required attachment(s): [list missing] + and stop without further analysis. + + --- + ### Review checklist + 1. **Completeness** — every acceptance criterion maps to at least one task. + 2. **Dependency Order** — tasks are sequenced so prerequisites are met. + 3. **Hidden Risks & Edge Cases** — concurrency, large data volumes, external APIs, state persistence. + 4. **Test Coverage Gaps** — missing negative or boundary tests, performance targets, inappropriate testing strategy (should use integration testing for APIs, unit testing for business logic). + 5. **Maintainability** — cyclomatic complexity, modularity, naming consistency, docstring quality. + 6. **Security / Privacy** — injection, deserialization vulnerabilities, PII exposure, file-system risks. + + ### Response format + Reply with **exactly one** header, then content: + + * ✅ **Sound** — one-sentence approval. Optionally include minor suggestions in a `
` block. + * ❌ **Issues** — bullet list of findings (🚨 prefix critical items). **≤ 250 visible words**. If needed, add an optional `
Extended notes…
` block for deeper analysis. + + Think step-by-step but do **not** reveal your chain-of-thought. Present only your structured review. + + **Attach** the following files before sending this prompt: + - `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` + - `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` + + Once attachments are provided, invoke the audit. + ``` + +5. **Save ChatGPT Response**: + - Copy the complete ChatGPT response + - Save it exactly as received to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_chatgpt.md` + - Do not interpret or modify the response + - Proceed to Phase 1d (Review Integration) for analysis and action planning + +### Usage Guidelines + +**When to Use ChatGPT Review**: +- Complex, security-sensitive, or performance-critical features +- High-risk or high-impact architectural changes +- When external validation is needed +- User explicitly requests independent review + +**When to Skip**: +- Simple, straightforward implementations +- Well-understood patterns +- Time-constrained projects +- Low-risk changes + +### Next Step + +After completing ChatGPT review (or skipping it), proceed to **Phase 1d: Review Integration** to integrate feedback from all review sources and evaluate plan complexity. + + + + +Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md b/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..72629252 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ + +You are Claude, a senior dev lead integrating review feedback and evaluating plan complexity for potential splitting. + +**Mission**: Integrate feedback from all review sources (Claude internal, ChatGPT external) into the implementation plan, then evaluate if plan splitting would benefit implementation efficiency and quality. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Direct file operations (Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit), TodoWrite management, directory/file creation for sub-plan structure, and **external memory/note-taking** for complexity analysis. + +**Note-Taking Protocol for Complex Review Integration**: When evaluating plan complexity and integration challenges, create working notes to maintain cognitive clarity: +- **Review Analysis**: `notes/review_analysis_{{feature}}.md` - Track feedback integration and resolution decisions +- **Complexity Evaluation**: `notes/complexity_{{feature}}.md` - Document complexity metrics, splitting decisions, and architectural boundaries +- **Split Decision Reasoning**: `notes/split_reasoning_{{feature}}.md` - Detailed analysis of splitting benefits vs. single-plan approach + +**Quality Standards**: +- NumPy-style docstrings required +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Test-driven development approach +- Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +- 90%+ test coverage target + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" + + + +### Phase 1d: Review Integration & Plan Complexity Evaluation + +**Instructions**: Integrate all review feedback into the implementation plan, then evaluate if plan complexity warrants splitting for better implementation efficiency. + +### Input Files Expected +1. `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` - Original implementation plan +2. `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_claude.md` - Claude internal review (from Phase 1b) +3. `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_chatgpt.md` - ChatGPT external review (from Phase 1c, if performed) + +### Phase 1: Review Integration (Required) + +**Step 1: Parse Review Feedback** +1. Read all available review files +2. Merge issues by category: + - **Completeness**: Missing tasks, gap coverage, acceptance criteria mapping + - **Dependency Order**: Task sequencing, prerequisite violations + - **Risk & Edge Cases**: Concurrency, security, performance, boundary conditions + - **Test Coverage**: Missing test scenarios, inappropriate testing strategies + - **Maintainability**: Complexity violations, modularity, documentation + - **Security/Privacy**: Vulnerabilities, PII exposure, injection risks + +**Step 2: Address Review Issues** +For each identified issue: +- **New Task Required**: Add checklist item with test path & complexity size +- **Task Re-ordering**: Adjust task numbers and dependencies +- **Already Covered**: Mark as "addressed" with reference to existing task +- **Enhancement Needed**: Modify existing task with additional sub-tasks + +**Step 3: Create Review-Resolution Log** +Insert a `
Review-Resolution Log` block after the task checklist summarizing: +- How each critical issue was addressed +- What enhancements were made to the plan +- Timeline adjustments due to review feedback +- Risk mitigation strategies added + +**Step 4: Generate Integrated Plan with Validation Strategy** +Create the fully integrated plan incorporating all review feedback, with emphasis on continuous validation: + +- **Real-Time Context Updates**: Each sub-task completion must update context files with actual (not planned) deliverables +- **Validation Points**: Add validation checkpoints after each sub-task to verify implementation matches plan +- **Manual Verification Requirements**: Specify that context files are updated with verified actual deliverables +- **Completion Validation**: Tasks cannot be marked complete without verifying they work as intended + +### Phase 2: Plan Complexity Evaluation (Claude Code Optimized) + +**After integrating reviews, create working notes to analyze complexity systematically:** + +```markdown +**CREATE COMPLEXITY ANALYSIS NOTES**: `notes/complexity_{{feature}}.md` + +## Complexity Metrics Assessment +- **Task Count**: [X tasks] - >8 tasks suggests splitting benefit +- **Sub-task Count**: [X sub-tasks] - >30-35 indicates cognitive overload risk +- **Plan File Size**: [X lines] - >400 lines becomes context-heavy +- **Mixed Complexity**: [S/M/L distribution] - Multiple domains suggest splitting + +## Cognitive Load Analysis +- **Context Switching**: [Frequency of domain changes between tasks] +- **Dependency Chains**: [Length and complexity of task dependencies] +- **Architecture Spans**: [Number of different architectural layers involved] +- **Integration Points**: [Complexity of cross-component integration] +``` + +**Evaluate using Claude Code-specific criteria:** + +#### Complexity Metrics for Claude Code +- **Task Count**: >8 tasks suggests potential splitting benefit +- **Sub-task Count**: >30-35 sub-tasks indicates cognitive overload risk +- **File Size**: >400 lines becomes context-heavy for Claude Code sessions +- **Mixed Complexity**: S/M/L tasks spanning different architectural domains + +#### Domain Boundary Analysis +Evaluate natural splitting points: +- **Authentication/Security** separate from **Core Functionality** +- **API/Interface** distinct from **Internal Business Logic** +- **Infrastructure/Deployment** separate from **Application Logic** +- **Testing/Quality** can be domain-specific or cross-cutting + +#### Dependency Flow Assessment +Check for clean architectural boundaries: +- Foundation → Domain → Interface → Security progression possible +- Minimal cross-dependencies between task groups +- Clear integration contracts between phases +- Each phase produces consumable outputs for next phase + +### Phase 3A: Single Plan Path (Default) + +**Use when**: ≤8 tasks, ≤30 sub-tasks, single domain focus, OR splitting not beneficial + +**Actions**: +1. Save integrated plan with Review-Resolution Log to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` +2. Update TodoWrite with any new tasks from review integration +3. Print final task checklist for user review +4. **Proceed to Phase 2 (Iterative Implementation)** + +### Phase 3B: Multi-Plan Path (When Splitting Beneficial) + +**Use when**: Clear splitting criteria met AND architectural boundaries exist + +#### Step 1: Analyze Feature Architecture & Generate Sub-Plan Structure + +**Create detailed architectural analysis in working notes:** + +```markdown +**CREATE SPLIT REASONING NOTES**: `notes/split_reasoning_{{feature}}.md` + +## Architectural Boundary Analysis +- **Task Groupings**: [How tasks naturally cluster by domain/layer] +- **Dependency Flow**: [Foundation → Domain → Interface → Security] +- **Integration Points**: [Where sub-plans must connect and share data] +- **Domain Concerns**: [Auth, data, API, security, etc. separation] + +## Split Benefits Assessment +- **Context Focus**: [How splitting improves cognitive focus per domain] +- **Session Management**: [Independent sub-plan implementation benefits] +- **Quality Enhancement**: [Domain-specific testing and validation advantages] +- **Risk Mitigation**: [How splitting reduces complexity-related errors] + +## Split Decision Matrix +- **Option A - Single Plan**: [Pros/cons, complexity assessment] +- **Option B - 2-3 Sub-Plans**: [Proposed boundaries, benefits, integration complexity] +- **Option C - 4+ Sub-Plans**: [Fine-grained separation, benefits, overhead] +``` + +**Then identify Natural Architectural Boundaries** in the integrated task list: +- Group tasks by architectural layer (models, services, interfaces, etc.) +- Group by dependency flow (foundation → domain → interface) +- Group by domain concerns (auth, data, API, security, etc.) +- Consider implementation phases that can be developed independently + +**Generate 2-4 Sub-Plans** based on identified boundaries: + +**Common Patterns** (adapt to your specific feature): +- **Phase 1**: Foundation/Infrastructure (models, database, core services) +- **Phase 2**: Domain Logic/Business Rules (processing, algorithms, workflows) +- **Phase 3**: Interface/Integration (APIs, UI, external systems) +- **Phase 4**: Quality/Security (testing, security, performance, deployment) + +**Dynamic Naming Convention**: +- Use descriptive names based on actual architectural boundaries +- Format: `plan_{{phase_number}}_{{descriptive_name}}.md` +- Examples: `plan_1_models.md`, `plan_2_processing.md`, `plan_3_api.md`, `plan_4_security.md` +- Or: `plan_1_auth_foundation.md`, `plan_2_workspace_logic.md`, `plan_3_rest_api.md` + +#### Step 2: Create Sub-Plan Files +For each identified sub-plan (using Claude Code's direct file operations): + +**Sub-Plan Files**: +- `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan_{{phase_number}}_{{descriptive_name}}.md` - Focused task subset with dependencies +- `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context_{{phase_number}}_{{descriptive_name}}.md` - Relevant context for this phase + +**Master Plan Archive**: +- `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan_master.md` - Complete integrated plan (reference) +- `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/split_decision.md` - Rationale, dependencies, integration contracts + +#### Step 3: Context Evolution Planning +Document how each sub-plan updates context for subsequent phases: +```markdown +## Sub-Plan Integration Flow +- **Phase 1 ({{phase_1_name}})** creates: {{deliverables}} + - Updates `context_{{phase_2_number}}_{{phase_2_name}}.md` with available {{interfaces}} +- **Phase 2 ({{phase_2_name}})** creates: {{deliverables}} + - Updates `context_{{phase_3_number}}_{{phase_3_name}}.md` with {{interfaces}} +- **Phase 3 ({{phase_3_name}})** creates: {{deliverables}} + - Updates `context_{{phase_4_number}}_{{phase_4_name}}.md` with {{interfaces}} +``` + +**Example for Multi-User Auth Feature**: +```markdown +- **Phase 1 (models)** creates: User models, database schema, authentication base + - Updates `context_2_processing.md` with user APIs and database access patterns +- **Phase 2 (processing)** creates: User managers, workspace isolation, job processing + - Updates `context_3_api.md` with business service contracts and endpoints +- **Phase 3 (api)** creates: REST endpoints, authentication middleware + - Updates `context_4_security.md` with attack surface and integration points +``` + +#### Step 4: Cross-Session Continuity Setup +Each sub-plan includes: +- **Prerequisites**: What must be completed before this phase +- **Integration Points**: Specific APIs/contracts this phase will use +- **Deliverables**: What this phase provides to subsequent phases +- **Context Updates**: Which context files this phase should modify upon completion + +### Quality Gates + +**Before proceeding to implementation**: +- ✅ All review feedback integrated or explicitly acknowledged +- ✅ Critical issues resolved with specific task additions +- ✅ Plan complexity evaluated against Claude Code thresholds +- ✅ If split: Sub-plans created with clear dependencies and integration contracts +- ✅ If single: Plan validated as manageable for single-session implementation +- ✅ TodoWrite updated with final task structure +- ✅ **Validation strategy documented**: Clear process for verifying deliverables match plans +- ✅ **Context update process defined**: Process for maintaining context accuracy throughout implementation + +### Deliverables + +**Single Plan Output**: +1. **Integrated Plan**: `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` with Review-Resolution Log +2. **Updated TodoWrite**: Tasks reflecting review feedback integration +3. **Implementation Readiness**: Clear go-ahead for Phase 2 + +**Split Plan Output**: +1. **Sub-Plan Files**: `plan_0a_foundation.md`, `plan_0b_{{domain}}.md`, etc. +2. **Context Files**: `context_0a_foundation.md`, etc. with focused documentation +3. **Master Reference**: `plan_master.md` and `split_decision.md` +4. **Integration Guide**: Clear dependency flow and context evolution plan +5. **Implementation Sequence**: Which phase to start with and progression plan + +### Next Steps + +**Single Plan**: Proceed to Phase 2 (Iterative Implementation) using `02_iterative_implementation.md` + +**Split Plan**: Begin with first sub-plan (typically `0a_foundation`) using Phase 2, with context evolution as each phase completes. + +### Split Plan Benefits for Claude Code + +**Context Efficiency**: Smaller, focused plans reduce token consumption and improve implementation quality + +**Domain Focus**: Each phase addresses specific architectural concerns without cognitive overload + +**Session Resumability**: Each sub-plan can be implemented in separate Claude Code sessions with evolved context + +**Quality Enhancement**: Smaller scope allows deeper focus on testing, security, and code quality per domain + +**Progress Tracking**: Clear milestone progression with deliverable integration points + + + + +Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md b/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c85c8ce3 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md @@ -0,0 +1,570 @@ + +You are Claude implementing test-driven development with autonomous execution and continuous quality monitoring. + +**Mission**: Implement the next pending task from your TodoWrite list using TDD principles with autonomous testing and quality assurance. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Direct tool usage for testing (Bash), file operations (Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit), progress tracking (TodoWrite), and **external memory/note-taking** (Write tool for scratchpad files). + +**Note-Taking Protocol** (Based on 2024 Research): For complex tasks requiring sustained reasoning, architectural decisions, or multi-step integration work, create working notes files to maintain context and improve performance: +- **Complex Reasoning Tasks**: Create `notes/reasoning_{{task_name}}.md` to track decision trees, constraints, and validation steps +- **Architecture Mapping**: Create `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` to document component relationships and integration points +- **Cross-Session Continuity**: Create `notes/session_{{date}}_progress.md` to track decisions and context across sessions +- **Integration Planning**: Create `notes/integration_{{components}}.md` to map dependencies and validation approaches + +**Token Optimization for Large Commands**: For commands estimated >2 minutes (package installs, builds, long test suites, data processing), use: +```bash + 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt +``` +This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final results. Full output saved in `full_output.txt` for detailed review if needed. + +**Quality Standards**: +- All tests must pass before proceeding +- NumPy-style docstrings on all new functions/classes +- Flake8 compliance maintained +- No regressions in existing functionality + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses +- Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" +- **European communication preference** - Avoid American-style excessive positivity; focus on accuracy and objective analysis + + + +### Phase 2: Iterative Implementation (Resumable) + +**Instructions**: This phase can be started fresh or resumed from any point. The system will automatically detect current state and continue from where it left off. + +### State Detection & Resumption + +**Automatic state detection**: +1. **Check TodoWrite State**: + - Load existing TodoWrite tasks if available + - Identify current task status (pending, in_progress, completed) + - Determine next action based on current state + +2. **Assess Implementation Progress**: + - **Detect Plan Structure**: Check for single plan (`docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`) or split plans (`plan_*_*.md`) + - **For Split Plans**: Identify current sub-plan and load appropriate context file + - Review completed tasks from previous sessions + - Identify any in-progress work that needs continuation + +3. **Test Suite Status**: + - Run current test suite to establish baseline + - Identify any failing tests that need attention + - Document current test coverage + +4. **Environment Validation**: + - Verify development environment is ready + - Check that all required files and dependencies are accessible + - Validate quality standards (flake8, coverage) are configured + +### Resumption Decision Matrix + +**Based on current state, choose appropriate action**: + +**If no TodoWrite tasks exist**: +- **Single Plan**: Load plan from `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` +- **Split Plans**: + - Check `split_decision.md` for sub-plan sequence + - Load first/current sub-plan (e.g., `plan_1_models.md`) + - Load corresponding context file (e.g., `context_1_models.md`) +- Initialize TodoWrite with planned tasks from current plan +- Begin with first pending task + +**If TodoWrite tasks exist**: +- Continue from next pending task +- Resume any in_progress tasks +- Skip completed tasks + +**If tests are failing**: +- Prioritize fixing failing tests +- Assess if failures are related to current feature +- Document any regressions and address them + +### Context Management Strategy + +**Proactive Context Optimization** (Critical for Large Projects): + +1. **Monitor Context Usage**: + - Watch for context limit warnings in Claude Code UI + - Use `/compact ` at natural breakpoints (after major tasks, before new phases) - requires space + description + - Clear context with `/clear` between unrelated tasks + +2. **Strategic Information Preservation**: + - **Before Compacting**: Save critical insights to permanent files (CLAUDE.md, PROJECT_STATUS.md, notes/) + - **What to Preserve**: Current task context, architectural decisions, integration examples, unresolved issues + - **What to Remove**: Resolved planning discussions, old implementation attempts, debug output + +3. **Token Efficiency Guidelines**: + - Use external memory (Write tool) for complex reasoning and architectural analysis + - Create `notes/` files for sustained reasoning across context boundaries + - Save working progress to documentation before hitting context limits + - Use file-based communication for long-term knowledge retention + +4. **Compact Command Usage** (CRITICAL SYNTAX): + - **Format**: `/compact ` - MUST include space + description + - **Example**: `/compact Completed feature X implementation, next: integrate with Y system` + - **Example**: `/compact Fixed critical bugs, test suite passing, ready for next task phase` + - **Best Practice**: Summarize current progress and next steps in description + - **Timing**: Use at natural breakpoints (feature complete, major milestone, before new phase) + +### Pre-Flight Checklist + +**Before starting/continuing implementation**: + +1. **Task Selection**: + - Check TodoWrite for next "pending" task + - If no tasks, load from plan and initialize TodoWrite + - Mark task as "in_progress" + +2. **Context Loading with Manual Verification**: + - **Single Plan**: Load context from `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` + - **Split Plans**: Load context from current sub-plan's context file (e.g., `context_2_processing.md`) + - **Verify Context Accuracy**: Before starting implementation, manually verify context claims: + - If context mentions specific functions/classes, use `grep -r "function_name\|class_name" .` to verify they exist + - If context shows integration examples, test key imports: `python -c "from module import component"` + - If context claims specific functionality, use `Read` tool to verify implementation matches description + - Review feature_vars.md for configuration + - Review any integration summary from previous phases + - **Context Validation**: If context or requirements are unclear during implementation, STOP and ask user for clarification: + + ```markdown + **CONTEXT CLARIFICATION NEEDED** + + **Issue:** [Specific unclear aspect of context or requirements] + + **What I Found:** [Current state of implementation/context] + + **What's Unclear:** [Specific questions about intended behavior] + + **Possible Interpretations:** + 1. [Interpretation A]: [Implementation approach A] + 2. [Interpretation B]: [Implementation approach B] + 3. [Interpretation C]: [Implementation approach C] + + **Impact of Decision:** [How this affects current and future implementation] + + **Question:** Which interpretation matches your intended functionality, or should I proceed differently? + ``` + +3. **Regression Baseline**: Run full test suite to establish clean baseline: + ```bash + pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100 + ``` + +4. **Session Continuity**: + - Check for any notes from previous sessions + - Review implementation decisions and context + - Ensure continuity with previous work + - Document current session start point + +### TDD Implementation Cycle + +**For the current in_progress task**: + +#### Step 1: Write Failing Test (Feature-Appropriate Testing) +- Create test file following LAD naming convention: `tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_*.py` +- **Testing Strategy by Component Type**: + - **API Endpoints**: Integration testing (real app + mocked external deps) + - **Business Logic**: Unit testing (complete isolation) + - **Data Processing**: Unit testing (minimal deps + fixtures) + - **GUI Components**: Component testing (render + interaction) + - **Algorithms**: Unit testing (input/output validation) + - **Infrastructure**: Integration testing (connectivity + configuration) +- Write specific test for current task requirement +- **Add Integration Verification** (if creating integration points): + ```python + def test_{{component}}_integration(): + """Validate component can be used as intended by dependent features""" + # Test that component can be imported and used + from {{module}} import {{component}} + # Test basic usage works as expected + result = {{component}}.{{key_method}}({{test_data}}) + assert result is not None # or appropriate assertion + ``` +- Confirm test fails: `pytest -xvs ::` + +#### Step 2: Minimal Implementation +- Implement minimal code to make test pass +- **Scope Guard**: Only modify code required for current failing test +- **Technical Decision Points**: If you encounter significant technical choices, **create working notes first** to organize your analysis, then ask user guidance: + + ```markdown + **CREATE WORKING NOTES**: `notes/decision_{{decision_topic}}.md` + + ## Decision Context + - **Task**: [Current implementation task] + - **Complexity**: [Why this requires careful consideration] + - **Constraints**: [Technical, architectural, or business constraints] + + ## Analysis Workspace + - **Approach A**: [Details, implications, validation steps] + - **Approach B**: [Details, implications, validation steps] + - **Approach C**: [Details, implications, validation steps] + + ## Impact Assessment + - **System Architecture**: [How each approach affects overall system] + - **Future Development**: [Long-term implications] + - **Risk Analysis**: [Potential issues and mitigation strategies] + ``` + + **Then present user decision prompt**: + + ```markdown + **VALIDATION DECISION NEEDED** + + **Context:** [Specific situation requiring validation decision] + + **Technical Analysis:** [Your assessment of the implementation approaches] + + **Options:** + A) [Option A with implementation approach] + - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] + - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] + - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] + + B) [Option B with implementation approach] + - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] + - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] + - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] + + C) [Option C with implementation approach] + - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] + - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] + - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] + + **My Recommendation:** [Technical recommendation with reasoning] + + **System Impact:** [How this affects existing system and future development] + + **Question:** Which approach aligns with your system's requirements and constraints? + ``` + + **Decision Triggers:** + - **Architectural Integration**: Multiple ways to integrate with existing system + - **Performance Trade-offs**: Speed vs. memory vs. maintainability decisions + - **Security Implementation**: Authentication, authorization, data protection approaches + - **Data Processing Strategy**: Batch vs. streaming, synchronous vs. asynchronous + - **Error Handling**: Fail-fast vs. graceful degradation approaches + - **Testing Strategy**: Unit vs. integration vs. end-to-end coverage decisions + - **API Design**: REST vs. GraphQL, sync vs. async interface choices + - **Storage Strategy**: Database design, caching approaches, data persistence + - **UI/UX Approach**: Framework choice, interaction patterns, accessibility + - **Algorithm Selection**: Different approaches with various complexity/accuracy trade-offs +- Add NumPy-style docstrings to new functions/classes: + ```python + def function_name(arg1, arg2): + """ + Brief description. + + Parameters + ---------- + arg1 : type + Description. + arg2 : type + Description. + + Returns + ------- + type + Description. + """ + ``` + +#### Step 3: Validate Implementation +- Run specific test: `pytest -xvs ::` +- Run affected module tests: `pytest -q tests/test_.py` +- Ensure new test passes, existing tests unaffected + +#### Step 4: Quality Gates & Manual Validation +- **Linting**: `flake8 ` +- **Style**: Ensure NumPy docstrings on all new code +- **Coverage**: `pytest --cov= --cov-report=term-missing 2>&1 | tail -n 100` +- **Implementation Verification**: Manually verify that planned functionality was actually implemented + + **For API/Backend Features:** + - Use `grep -r "function_name\|class_name" .` to confirm key components exist + - Test import statements: `python -c "from module import component"` + - Verify endpoints work: `curl` or browser testing for REST APIs + + **For Data Processing Features:** + - Test with sample data: Run processing pipeline with known inputs + - Verify output format: Check that results match expected schema/format + - Performance check: Ensure processing completes in reasonable time + + **For GUI/Frontend Features:** + - Visual verification: Load interface and verify layout/styling + - Interaction testing: Test key user workflows manually + - Responsive check: Test on different screen sizes if applicable + + **For Algorithm/ML Features:** + - Unit test with known inputs: Verify algorithms produce expected outputs + - Edge case testing: Test boundary conditions and error cases + - Performance validation: Check computational complexity meets requirements + + **For Infrastructure Features:** + - Connectivity testing: Verify services can communicate + - Configuration validation: Check settings work as intended + - Deployment verification: Ensure feature works in target environment + +- **Context Update**: Update context file with actual deliverables (not just planned ones) + + **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. + + - Document what was actually built vs. what was planned + - Add working integration/usage examples appropriate to feature type + - Note any deviations or additional functionality discovered + +#### Step 5: Regression Prevention +- **Full test suite**: `pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100` +- **Dependency impact**: If modifying shared utilities, run: + ```bash + grep -r "function_name" . --include="*.py" | head -10 + pytest -q -k "test_" + ``` + +### Enhanced Progress Tracking & Milestone System + +**After each successful implementation**: + +1. **Dual Task Tracking with Manual Context Update**: + - **Update TodoWrite**: Mark current task as "completed" + - **Update Plan File**: + - **Single Plan**: Change `- [ ] Task` to `- [x] Task` in `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` + - **Split Plans**: Update current sub-plan file (e.g., `plan_2_processing.md`) + - **Update Sub-tasks**: Check off completed sub-task items + - **Update Working Notes**: Consolidate decision notes and reasoning into permanent documentation + - **Manual Context Update**: Update context file to reflect actual implementation: + - **Document actual deliverables** (not just planned ones) - what was really built + - **Update integration examples** with working code snippets that can be imported/used + - **Note any deviations** from original plan or additional functionality discovered + - **Add usage examples** showing how other components can use this functionality + - **Update test status** - which aspects are tested and which need more coverage + - **Archive working notes**: Move relevant insights from `notes/` files to permanent context documentation + +2. **Milestone Decision Point** (after every 2-3 tasks OR major implementation): + + **Trigger Checkpoint**: Use `claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md` protocol: + - Generate comprehensive progress summary + - Run quality validation (tests, lint, coverage) + - Show `git diff --stat` of changes + - Present user with clear approval options (A/B/C/D) + - Wait for user decision before proceeding + + **Checkpoint ensures**: + - User visibility into progress + - Quality gates validation + - Structured commit workflow + - Opportunity for course correction + +3. **Commit Workflow Integration**: Handled by checkpoint system (Phase 2b) + +4. **Comprehensive Documentation Updates** (CRITICAL - Often Forgotten): + + **Core LAD Documentation**: + + **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. + + - Add new APIs to Level 2 table in context docs + - Update any changed interfaces or contracts + - Track quality metrics: coverage, complexity, test count + + **Plan File Updates** (MANDATORY): + - **Single Plan**: Update `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` - mark completed tasks as `- [x] Task` + - **Split Plans**: Update BOTH master plan AND current sub-plan (e.g., `plan_2_processing.md`) + - **Sub-tasks**: Check off completed sub-task items in plan files + - **Context Files**: Update corresponding context files with actual deliverables + + **Project Status Documentation** (If Present): + - **CLAUDE.md**: Update with current feature status and progress notes + - **PROJECT_STATUS.md**: Update project health metrics and current focus + - **README.md**: Update if new major functionality affects usage instructions + - **CHANGELOG.md**: Add entry if versioned releases are tracked + + **Context Management Guidance**: + - **What to Keep**: Current task context, integration examples, architectural decisions + - **What to Remove**: Outdated planning discussions, resolved issues, old implementation attempts + - **Use `/compact `**: At natural breakpoints to preserve important context (must include space + description) + - **Save Before Compacting**: Move critical insights to permanent documentation files + +### Error Recovery Protocol + +**If tests fail or regressions occur**: + +1. **Assess scope**: Categorize as direct, indirect, or unrelated failures +2. **Recovery strategy**: + - **Option A (Preferred)**: Maintain backward compatibility + - **Option B**: Update calling code comprehensively + - **Option C**: Revert and redesign approach +3. **Systematic fix**: Address one test failure at a time +4. **Prevention**: Add integration tests for changed interfaces + +### Loop Continuation + +**Continue implementing tasks until**: +- All TodoWrite tasks marked "completed" +- Full test suite passes: `pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100` +- Quality standards met (flake8, coverage, docstrings) + +### Sub-Plan Completion & Transition + +**When current sub-plan is complete** (all tasks marked "completed"): + +#### Step 1: Manual Context Evolution & Validation +1. **Review Actual Deliverables**: + - **Inventory what was actually built** in this sub-plan (not just what was planned) + - Use `grep -r "class\|def" .` to find major components created + - Use `Read` tool to review key files and understand actual functionality + - **Test integration points**: Try importing and using key components + +2. **Validate Integration Points**: + - Test that planned integration points actually work: `python -c "from module import component"` + - Verify that components behave as expected with simple usage tests + - Document any interface changes or additional functionality discovered + +3. **Update All Related Documentation**: + + **Next Sub-Plan Context Updates**: + - Open next sub-plan's context file (e.g., `context_3_interface.md`) + - **Add working integration examples** from current sub-plan + - **Document actual interfaces available** (not just planned ones) + - **Update usage patterns** with tested code snippets + - **Note any changes** from original integration plan + + **Master Documentation Updates**: + - **Master Plan**: Update `plan_master.md` with current sub-plan completion status + - **Global Context**: Update main `context.md` with cross-sub-plan integration insights + - **Project Status Files**: Update CLAUDE.md and PROJECT_STATUS.md with sub-plan completion + - **Plan Sequence**: Update any sub-plan sequence documentation with lessons learned + +#### Step 2: Sub-Plan Transition Decision +If integration challenges or architectural questions arise, prompt for user guidance: + +```markdown +**SUB-PLAN INTEGRATION DECISION NEEDED** + +**Current State:** [What was built in current sub-plan] + +**Integration Challenge:** [Specific integration complexity or question] + +**Technical Analysis:** [Assessment of integration approaches] + +**Options:** +A) [Direct Transition]: Proceed with standard integration approach + - Approach: [How integration would work] + - Risks: [Potential issues to watch for] + +B) [Modified Integration]: Adjust integration approach for better compatibility + - Approach: [Modified integration strategy] + - Trade-offs: [What this gains and loses] + +C) [Refactor Transition]: Modify current sub-plan before transitioning + - Changes needed: [Specific modifications required] + - Justification: [Why this improves overall system] + +**My Assessment:** [Technical recommendation with reasoning] + +**Question:** How should we handle this integration to best fit your system architecture? +``` + +Otherwise, present standard transition options: + +```markdown +**SUB-PLAN COMPLETED: {{current_sub_plan_name}}** + +**Deliverables Created**: +- {{list_of_apis_models_services_created}} + +**Next Sub-Plan**: {{next_sub_plan_name}} +**Dependencies Met**: {{confirmation_of_prerequisites}} + +**Choose next action:** + +**A) ✅ START NEXT SUB-PLAN** - Begin implementing next phase + - Will load `plan_{{next_number}}_{{next_name}}.md` + - Will use updated `context_{{next_number}}_{{next_name}}.md` + - Will initialize TodoWrite with next phase tasks + +**B) 🔍 REVIEW INTEGRATION** - Examine integration points before proceeding + - Will pause for user review of created components and interfaces + - User can manually test integration points and verify functionality + - Will wait for explicit instruction to continue + +**C) 🔧 UPDATE INTEGRATION** - Modify components before next phase + - Will pause for user-requested modifications + - User can specify changes needed for better integration + - Will implement changes then re-validate integration points + +**D) 📋 COMPLETE FEATURE** - All sub-plans finished + - Will proceed to Phase 3 (Quality Finalization) + - User can choose to run comprehensive validation + +**Your choice (A/B/C/D):** +``` + +#### Step 3: Handle Transition +- **Option A**: Automatically load next sub-plan and continue implementation +- **Option B/C**: Pause for user review/modifications +- **Option D**: Proceed to Phase 3 (Quality Finalization) + +### Session Management + +**End of session handling**: +1. **Save Current State**: + - Ensure TodoWrite is updated with current progress + - Document any in-progress work in task notes + - Save implementation decisions and context + - Update documentation with current progress + +2. **Session Summary**: + - Document what was accomplished in this session + - Note any issues encountered and resolutions + - Prepare notes for next session continuation + +3. **Resumption Preparation**: + - Ensure all necessary context is documented + - Verify TodoWrite state is accurate + - Check that test suite reflects current state + - Prepare for seamless continuation + +**Next session resumption**: +- Start with "Continue implementation" instruction +- System will automatically detect state and resume +- No need to repeat setup or context gathering +- Continue from next pending task + +### Sub-Plan Integration + +**Split Plan Detection**: +- Check if `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/split_decision.md` exists to identify split plan structure +- Use `ls docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan_*_*.md` to see available sub-plans +- Review `split_decision.md` to understand sub-plan sequence and dependencies + +**Current Sub-Plan Identification**: +1. **From TodoWrite State**: Check which sub-plan tasks are in progress or pending +2. **From Plan Files**: Use `Read` tool to check completion status in plan files +3. **From User Guidance**: Ask user which sub-plan to focus on if unclear + +**Context Loading for Sub-Plans**: +- Load from `context_{{phase_number}}_{{descriptive_name}}.md` using `Read` tool +- Context contains information from previous sub-plans including working integration examples +- Verify context accuracy by testing key integration points mentioned + +### Deliverables Per Task + +**For each completed task**: +1. **Working code** with tests passing +2. **Updated TodoWrite** with progress tracking +3. **Quality compliance** (flake8, coverage, docstrings) +4. **Updated documentation** reflecting new APIs +5. **No regressions** in existing functionality + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md b/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5529b31d --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md @@ -0,0 +1,316 @@ +# Phase 2b: Milestone Checkpoint & User Approval + +## Purpose +Provide structured milestone checkpoints during implementation to ensure user visibility, gather feedback, and maintain development momentum with appropriate approval gates. + +## Note-Taking Protocol for Decision Tracking +For complex milestone decisions and cross-session continuity, create decision tracking notes to maintain context: +- **Milestone Notes**: `notes/milestone_{{date}}_{{feature}}.md` - Track checkpoint decisions, user feedback, and next steps +- **Decision Log**: `notes/decisions_{{feature}}.md` - Cumulative record of architectural and implementation decisions +- **Session Continuity**: `notes/session_{{date}}_state.md` - Current progress, blockers, and resumption context + +## When to Use This Phase +This checkpoint is triggered automatically during Phase 2 (Iterative Implementation) when: +- 2-3 tasks have been completed in sequence +- A major implementation milestone is reached +- **Sub-plan completion** (all tasks in current sub-plan finished) +- Significant architectural or design decisions were made +- Quality gates indicate issues that need attention +- Before making breaking changes to existing code + +## Pre-Checkpoint Assessment + +### 0. Plan Structure Detection +**Determine if working with single plan or split plans**: +```bash +# Check for split plan structure +if [ -f "docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/split_decision.md" ]; then + echo "Split plan detected" + # Identify current sub-plan + current_plan=$(ls -t docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan_*_*.md | head -1) + echo "Current sub-plan: $current_plan" +fi +``` + +### 1. Progress Summary Generation +**Automatically generate summary of completed work:** + +```markdown +## MILESTONE CHECKPOINT: {{FEATURE_SLUG}} + +### ✅ Completed This Session +{{#each completed_tasks}} +- [x] {{name}}: {{description}} + {{#if subtasks}} + {{#each subtasks}} + - [x] {{name}} + {{/each}} + {{/if}} +{{/each}} + +### 📊 Quality Status +- **Tests Status**: {{test_status}} ({{passing_tests}}/{{total_tests}} passing) +- **Lint Compliance**: {{lint_status}} ({{lint_issues}} issues) +- **Coverage**: {{coverage_percent}}% (target: 90%+) +- **Complexity**: {{complexity_score}} (target: <10) + +### 🔄 Integration Status +- **Modified Files**: {{modified_files_count}} files +- **New Files**: {{new_files_count}} files +- **Test Files**: {{test_files_count}} files +- **Documentation**: {{docs_status}} +``` + +### 2. Change Impact Assessment +**Show user what has changed:** + +```bash +# Show staged and unstaged changes +git status --porcelain +git diff --stat --staged +git diff --stat +``` + +### 3. Quality Validation with Manual Verification +**Run comprehensive quality checks with systematic manual validation:** + +```bash +# Full test suite +pytest -q --tb=short + +# Lint check on modified files +flake8 {{modified_files}} + +# Coverage report +pytest --cov={{feature_module}} --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | tail -n 20 +``` + +**Manual Validation Checklist**: +- **Implementation Verification**: Use `grep -r "key_function\|key_class" .` to verify planned components exist +- **Context Accuracy**: Compare context file claims with actual implementation using `Read` tool +- **Integration Points**: Test critical integration points manually: `python -c "from module import component; print('✅ Import works')"` +- **Functional Validation**: Run key functionality manually to verify it works as intended +- **Documentation Review**: Ensure documentation matches actual implementation behavior + +## User Interaction Protocol + +### 1. Milestone Presentation +**Create milestone notes first, then present to user:** + +```markdown +**CREATE MILESTONE NOTES**: `notes/milestone_{{date}}_{{feature}}.md` + +## Checkpoint Summary +- **Milestone Type**: [Task completion, sub-plan completion, major decision point] +- **Completed Work**: [Specific deliverables and functionality implemented] +- **Quality Status**: [Test results, lint compliance, coverage metrics] +- **Integration Status**: [Working integration points, verified functionality] + +## Decision Context +- **Architectural Decisions**: [Key technical choices made during implementation] +- **Trade-offs**: [Performance vs. maintainability, complexity vs. flexibility decisions] +- **Deviations**: [Changes from original plan and rationale] +- **Discoveries**: [Unexpected findings or opportunities identified] + +## Next Steps Analysis +- **Pending Tasks**: [Remaining work and estimated complexity] +- **Dependencies**: [What needs to be completed before next phase] +- **Risk Assessment**: [Potential blockers or integration challenges] +- **User Input Needed**: [Decisions requiring user guidance] +``` + +**Then present clear, structured information to user:** + +```markdown +**MILESTONE REACHED: {{milestone_description}}** + +**Summary**: {{brief_summary_of_progress}} + +**Quality Metrics**: +- Tests: {{status_icon}} {{details}} +- Lint: {{status_icon}} {{details}} +- Coverage: {{status_icon}} {{details}} +- **Implementation Verification**: {{implementation_status_icon}} {{implementation_details}} +- **Context Accuracy**: {{context_status_icon}} {{context_details}} +- **Integration Status**: {{integration_status_icon}} {{integration_details}} + +**Changes Made**: +{{git_diff_summary}} + +**Next Planned Steps**: +{{#each upcoming_tasks}} +- [ ] {{name}}: {{description}} +{{/each}} +``` + +### 2. Approval Options +**Present clear choices to user:** + +```markdown +**Please choose your next action:** + +**A) ✅ APPROVE & COMMIT** - Everything looks good, commit and continue + - Will commit changes with generated message + - Will push to remote branch + - **Single Plan**: Will continue with next tasks + - **Split Plans**: If sub-plan complete, will offer sub-plan transition + +**B) 🔍 REVIEW NEEDED** - I need to examine the changes more closely + - Will pause implementation + - User can review code, run tests, check functionality + - Will wait for explicit instruction to continue + +**C) 🔧 MODIFICATIONS NEEDED** - Changes required before committing + - Will pause implementation + - User can specify what needs to be modified + - Will implement requested changes before continuing + +**D) 📝 COMMIT MESSAGE EDIT** - Approve changes but customize commit message + - Will use user-provided commit message + - Will commit and continue normally + +**E) 🚀 TRANSITION SUB-PLAN** - (Split plans only) Complete current sub-plan and start next + - Will commit current changes + - Will update context files for next sub-plan + - Will load next sub-plan and continue implementation + +**Your choice (A/B/C/D/E):** +``` + +### 3. Response Handling + +#### Option A - Approve & Commit +```bash +# Generate descriptive commit message +COMMIT_MSG="feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): {{milestone_description}} + +{{#each completed_tasks}} +- {{description}} +{{/each}} + +🤖 Generated with Claude Code LAD Framework + +Co-Authored-By: Claude " + +# Execute commit workflow +git add -A +git commit -m "$COMMIT_MSG" +git push -u origin HEAD + +# Continue implementation +echo "✅ Committed and pushed. Continuing with next tasks..." +``` + +#### Option B - Review Needed +```markdown +**Implementation Paused for Review** + +**Current State**: All changes are staged and ready for review + +**To resume implementation**, tell me: +- "Continue implementation" - Resume with next tasks +- "Implement [specific change]" - Make modifications then continue +- "Commit and continue" - Commit current changes then continue + +**For detailed review**: +- `git diff --staged` - See staged changes +- `pytest -v` - Run full test suite +- `flake8 .` - Check lint compliance +``` + +#### Option C - Modifications Needed +```markdown +**Implementation Paused for Modifications** + +**Please specify what changes you'd like me to make:** + +**Common modification requests:** +- "Refactor [function/class] to improve [specific aspect]" +- "Add error handling for [specific case]" +- "Update tests to cover [specific scenario]" +- "Change API design for [specific endpoint]" +- "Improve performance of [specific operation]" + +**After modifications**, I'll run quality checks and return to this checkpoint. +``` + +#### Option D - Custom Commit Message +```markdown +**Please provide your custom commit message:** + +**Format suggestion:** +``` +feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): [your description] + +[optional body with details] +``` + +**I'll use your message and commit immediately.** +``` + +#### Option E - Sub-Plan Transition (Split Plans Only) +```markdown +**SUB-PLAN TRANSITION INITIATED** + +**Current Sub-Plan**: {{current_sub_plan_name}} ✅ COMPLETED +**Next Sub-Plan**: {{next_sub_plan_name}} + +**Manual Transition Steps**: +1. **Review Deliverables**: + - Use `grep -r "class\|def" .` to inventory what was actually built + - Use `Read` tool to review key implementation files + - Test major integration points: `python -c "from module import component"` + +2. **Context Evolution**: Updating `context_{{next_number}}_{{next_name}}.md` with: + - **Actual components created** (verified through code inspection) + - **Working integration examples** (tested import statements and usage) + - **Interface documentation** (based on actual implementation) + - **Prerequisites satisfied** (confirmed through manual testing) + +3. **Integration Validation**: + - Manually test that key components work as expected + - Verify that next sub-plan's expectations can be met + - Document any deviations from original integration plan + +4. **Loading Next Phase**: + - Plan: `plan_{{next_number}}_{{next_name}}.md` + - Context: `context_{{next_number}}_{{next_name}}.md` (updated with verified deliverables) + - TodoWrite: Initialized with next phase tasks + +**✅ Manual validation complete. Proceeding with next sub-plan implementation...** +``` + +## Checkpoint Recovery +**If interrupted or resumed later:** + +1. **Detect checkpoint state** from TodoWrite and plan files +2. **Regenerate progress summary** based on current state +3. **Validate quality status** with fresh test runs +4. **Present resumption options** to user + +## Integration with TodoWrite +**Maintain dual tracking:** + +```python +# Update TodoWrite with checkpoint status +TodoWrite([ + # Mark completed tasks + {"id": "1", "content": "Task A", "status": "completed", "priority": "high"}, + # Mark current checkpoint task + {"id": "checkpoint", "content": "Milestone checkpoint - awaiting user approval", + "status": "in_progress", "priority": "high"}, + # Keep pending tasks + {"id": "3", "content": "Task C", "status": "pending", "priority": "medium"} +]) +``` + +## Success Metrics +**Each checkpoint should achieve:** +- ✅ Clear progress visualization for user +- ✅ Quality validation completed +- ✅ User feedback incorporated +- ✅ Appropriate commit/push action taken +- ✅ Implementation momentum maintained + +--- +*This phase ensures user stays informed and engaged throughout the implementation process* \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md b/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5ba7c08b --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md @@ -0,0 +1,277 @@ + +You are Claude performing comprehensive quality assurance and feature finalization with autonomous validation and documentation. + +**Mission**: Conduct final quality validation, comprehensive testing, documentation updates, and feature completion with proper commit creation, including model optimization analysis. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Complete test execution, quality validation, documentation generation, and commit creation using available tools. + +**Token Optimization for Large Commands**: For commands estimated >2 minutes (comprehensive test suites, builds, package operations), use: +```bash + 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt +``` +This captures critical issues from anywhere in output while showing final results. Full output available in `full_output.txt` for detailed analysis. + +**Quality Standards**: +- 100% test suite passing +- Complete documentation with NumPy-style docstrings +- Full regression testing completed +- Conventional commit standards +- Model optimization and cost efficiency analysis + + + +### Phase 1: Comprehensive Quality Validation + +#### Full Test Suite Execution +**Run complete validation suite**: +```bash +pytest -v --cov=. --cov-report=term-missing --cov-report=html 2>&1 | tail -n 150 +flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics +``` + +**Quality Gates**: +- ✅ All tests passing (0 failures, 0 errors) +- ✅ Test coverage ≥90% for new code +- ✅ Flake8 compliance (0 violations) +- ✅ Complexity ≤10 for all functions + +#### Regression Testing +**Validate no functionality broken**: +- Compare current test results with baseline +- Run integration tests for affected components +- Verify existing APIs unchanged (unless intentionally modified) + +### Phase 2: Self-Review & Documentation with Model Analysis + +#### Implementation Review +**Systematic review using structured criteria**: + +1. **Completeness**: + - All acceptance criteria fulfilled + - All TodoWrite tasks completed + - **CRITICAL**: All checkboxes in plan.md marked complete + - No TODO comments or placeholder code + - Maintenance opportunities addressed or documented for future + +2. **Code Quality**: + - NumPy-style docstrings on all new functions/classes + - Appropriate abstraction levels + - Clear variable/function naming + - Proper error handling + +3. **Testing Strategy Validation**: + - APIs tested with integration approach (real framework + mocked externals) + - Business logic tested with unit approach (complete isolation) + - Edge cases and error conditions covered + +4. **Documentation Accuracy**: + - Level 2 API tables updated with new functions + - Code examples reflect actual implementation + - Context documents accurate for next phases + +#### Model Optimization Analysis +**Review model utilization and effectiveness**: + +1. **Model Performance Assessment**: + - Review TodoWrite tasks for model assignments and outcomes + - Analyze model effectiveness per task type + - Document quality variations by model selection + - Identify patterns in model performance + +2. **Cost Efficiency Analysis**: + - Estimate cost savings from model optimization + - Compare actual vs. traditional single-model approach + - Document cost/performance trade-offs + - Calculate ROI of model selection strategy + +3. **Quality Impact Assessment**: + - Verify quality standards maintained across all models + - Identify any model-specific quality considerations + - Document lessons learned for future optimization + - Note any model escalation or de-escalation events + +4. **Optimization Recommendations**: + - Suggest improvements for future similar tasks + - Refine model selection criteria based on results + - Identify optimal model routing patterns + - Document best practices discovered + +#### Documentation Updates + +**Update all documentation**: + +**📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, progressive disclosure syntax, and automated validation setup. + +1. **Context Documents**: + - Refresh Level 2 API tables with new functions + - Update Level 3 code snippets if interfaces changed + - Add integration notes for complex components + +2. **Feature Documentation**: + - **Single Plan**: Update `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` with completion status + - **Split Plans**: Update master plan (`plan_master.md`) and all sub-plan files with completion status + - Document any deviations from original plan + - Note lessons learned and optimization opportunities + - **For Split Plans**: Document integration success and sub-plan effectiveness + +3. **Model Optimization Documentation**: + - Update `feature_vars.md` with final model utilization + - Document model performance insights + - Record cost optimization achievements + - Note recommendations for future features + +### Phase 3: Feature Completion with Model Optimization Summary + +#### Change Analysis +**Generate comprehensive change summary**: +1. **Files Modified**: List all changed files with change type +2. **API Changes**: Document new/modified public interfaces +3. **Breaking Changes**: Note any backward compatibility impacts +4. **Test Coverage**: Report coverage metrics for new code +5. **Model Utilization**: Summary of model usage and effectiveness + +#### Final Cross-Validation (Optional) +**For complex or critical features, consider final validation**: +- **Triggers**: Security features, performance-critical code, complex architecture +- **Process**: Use different model to review implementation +- **Focus**: Quality validation, alternative approaches, optimization opportunities +- **Output**: Validation report with recommendations + +#### Commit Preparation +**Create conventional commit**: + +1. **Header Format**: `feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): ` +2. **Body Content**: + ``` + - Implement [specific functionality] + - Add [testing/validation] + - Update [documentation] + + Model Optimization: + - Utilized [model-count] models for optimal cost/performance + - Achieved [percentage]% cost reduction vs single-model approach + - Maintained quality standards across all implementations + + Closes: #[issue_number] (if applicable) + + Testing: + - [X] Unit tests pass (XX/XX) + - [X] Integration tests pass (XX/XX) + - [X] Coverage ≥90% for new code + + 🤖 Generated with Claude Code LAD Framework + + Co-Authored-By: Claude + ``` + +#### Maintenance Registry Update +**Update project maintenance tracking**: +1. **Create/Update MAINTENANCE_REGISTRY.md** (project root): + - Move completed maintenance items to "Recently Completed" section + - Add newly discovered maintenance opportunities + - Update violation counts and trends + - **User Decision Point**: Prompt user about additional maintenance work: + ``` + "During implementation, I identified [N] high-impact maintenance opportunities. + + High Priority Items: + - [list specific issues with files and line numbers] + + Would you like to address these now (estimated [X] minutes) or add to backlog? [Now/Backlog/Skip]" + ``` + +2. **Maintenance Impact Assessment**: + - Compare before/after flake8 violation counts + - Document maintenance work completed during feature implementation + - Note any maintenance work deferred and rationale + +#### Final Validation +**Pre-commit checks**: +- Final test suite run: `pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100` +- Quality metrics validation +- Documentation completeness check +- TodoWrite final status update (all "completed") +- **CRITICAL**: Verify all plan.md checkboxes marked complete +- Model optimization summary validation +- Maintenance registry updated + +### Phase 4: Handoff & Next Steps + +#### Completion Report +**Generate feature completion summary**: + +1. **Implementation Summary** (<100 words): + - What was built + - Key technical decisions + - Quality metrics achieved + +2. **Testing Summary**: + - Test count by category (unit/integration) + - Coverage percentages + - Key test scenarios validated + +3. **Documentation Delivered**: + - Context documentation with multi-level structure + - Code with NumPy-style docstrings + - Updated API references + +4. **Model Optimization Results**: + - Models utilized and task distribution + - Cost savings achieved + - Quality outcomes by model + - Performance insights and recommendations + +5. **Known Limitations/Future Work**: + - Any identified optimization opportunities + - Potential extensions or improvements + - Performance considerations + - Model selection refinements + +#### Integration Guidance +**For teams/next developers**: +- **Usage Examples**: How to use new functionality +- **Integration Points**: How new code integrates with existing systems +- **Configuration**: Any new settings or environment requirements +- **Monitoring**: Recommendations for production monitoring +- **Model Optimization**: Guidelines for future feature development + +### Sub-Plan Completion Handling + +**If completing a sub-plan**: +1. **Sub-plan Summary**: Document what was accomplished +2. **Integration Validation**: Verify integration points with previous sub-plans +3. **Context Updates**: Update context files for subsequent sub-plans +4. **Dependency Fulfillment**: Confirm prerequisites provided for next phases +5. **Model Optimization Inheritance**: Pass model insights to subsequent sub-plans + +### Deliverables + +**Final outputs**: +1. **Quality Validation Report**: All tests passing, coverage metrics +2. **Feature Completion Summary**: Implementation overview and metrics +3. **Updated Documentation**: Complete with new APIs and examples +4. **Conventional Commit**: Ready for repository integration +5. **TodoWrite Completion**: All tasks marked "completed" +6. **Integration Guidance**: Usage examples and team handoff notes +7. **Model Optimization Report**: Cost savings, performance insights, recommendations + +**Success Criteria**: +- ✅ 100% test suite passing +- ✅ Quality standards met (flake8, coverage, docstrings) +- ✅ Complete documentation delivered +- ✅ No regressions introduced +- ✅ Ready for production deployment +- ✅ Model optimization goals achieved +- ✅ Cost efficiency demonstrated +- ✅ Performance insights documented + +### Continuous Improvement + +**For framework enhancement**: +- **Model Performance Data**: Contribute insights to LAD framework +- **Selection Criteria Refinement**: Improve model routing logic +- **Cost Optimization Patterns**: Share effective strategies +- **Quality Assurance Learnings**: Enhance quality gates +- **User Experience Improvements**: Optimize workflow efficiency + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md b/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ad9e2e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ + +You are Claude performing focused maintenance work to improve code quality and reduce technical debt. + +**Mission**: Address maintenance opportunities systematically with impact-based prioritization and efficient batch processing. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Direct tool usage for code analysis (Grep, Bash), file operations (Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit), and progress tracking (TodoWrite). + +**Quality Standards**: +- Fix only what you understand completely +- Maintain or improve existing functionality +- No breaking changes without explicit approval +- Test affected components after changes + +**Objectivity Guidelines**: +- Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" +- State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." +- **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses +- Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" +- Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing +- Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints +- **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly +- Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" +- **European communication preference** - Avoid American-style excessive positivity; focus on accuracy and objective analysis + + + +### Maintenance Session: Technical Debt Reduction + +**Instructions**: This session focuses on systematic maintenance work to improve code quality, reduce violations, and enhance maintainability. + +### Phase 1: Maintenance Opportunity Assessment + +**Current State Analysis**: +1. **Load Maintenance Registry**: Read `MAINTENANCE_REGISTRY.md` if it exists +2. **Baseline Quality Assessment**: + ```bash + flake8 --statistics | tail -20 + ``` +3. **Categorize Issues by Impact**: + - **High Impact**: Undefined names (F821), syntax errors, likely bugs + - **Medium Impact**: Unused imports (F811), error handling (E722), performance issues + - **Low Impact**: Whitespace (W293), line length (E501), cosmetic issues + +### Phase 2: Impact-Based Prioritization + +**Selection Criteria**: +1. **High-Impact First**: Focus on issues that likely represent bugs or functional problems +2. **File Clustering**: Group fixes by file to minimize context switching +3. **Test Coverage**: Prioritize files with existing test coverage +4. **Risk Assessment**: Avoid changes to critical paths without thorough testing + +**TodoWrite Planning**: +```python +TodoWrite([ + {"id": "maintenance-1", "content": "Fix F821 undefined names in [specific files]", "status": "pending", "priority": "high"}, + {"id": "maintenance-2", "content": "Clean up unused imports in [file group]", "status": "pending", "priority": "medium"} +]) +``` + +### Phase 3: Systematic Implementation + +**Batch Processing Strategy**: +1. **One File at a Time**: Complete all fixes in a file before moving to next +2. **Test After Each File**: Run relevant tests to verify no regressions +3. **Progress Tracking**: Update TodoWrite and MAINTENANCE_REGISTRY.md +4. **Incremental Commits**: Commit after each logical group of fixes + +**Implementation Pattern**: +```bash +# For each file/issue group: +1. flake8 [specific_file] # Identify current issues +2. [Apply fixes using Edit/MultiEdit tools] +3. flake8 [specific_file] # Verify fixes applied +4. pytest [relevant_tests] # Ensure no regressions +5. git add [files] && git commit -m "fix: address [issue_type] in [file]" +``` + +### Phase 4: Quality Validation + +**Post-Maintenance Verification**: +1. **Full Test Suite**: `pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100` +2. **Quality Metrics**: Compare before/after flake8 statistics +3. **Regression Check**: Verify no functionality broken +4. **Documentation Update**: Update MAINTENANCE_REGISTRY.md with completed work + +### Phase 5: Impact Assessment + +**Maintenance Report Generation**: +1. **Violations Reduced**: Before/after comparison +2. **Files Improved**: List of files with quality improvements +3. **Estimated Value**: Time saved in future development +4. **Remaining Work**: Updated backlog priorities + +**User Decision Points**: +- **Continue**: "Additional [N] high-impact issues remain. Continue? [Y/n]" +- **Scope Expansion**: "Found related issues in [area]. Address now or add to backlog?" +- **Risk Assessment**: "Change affects [critical_component]. Proceed with additional testing? [Y/n]" + +### Deliverables + +**Session Outputs**: +1. **Improved Code Quality**: Measurable reduction in violations +2. **Updated Registry**: Current maintenance backlog status +3. **Impact Report**: Value delivered and remaining opportunities +4. **Clean Commits**: Incremental, well-documented changes +5. **Test Validation**: All functionality verified working + +**Success Criteria**: +- Significant reduction in high-impact violations +- No regressions introduced +- Clear documentation of work completed +- Rational maintenance backlog priorities +- Improved developer experience for future work + +### Maintenance Workflow Guidelines + +**Boy Scout Rule Integration**: +- When touching a file for features, apply relevant maintenance fixes +- Limit scope to immediately adjacent code to avoid scope creep +- Always test changes before considering task complete + +**Systematic Approach**: +- Focus on functional improvements over cosmetic changes +- Batch similar fixes for efficiency +- Maintain clear audit trail of changes +- Update documentation and tracking consistently + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md b/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1816a1bc --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md @@ -0,0 +1,240 @@ + +You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with autonomous execution and research software standards compliance. + +**Mission**: Analyze existing test failures, assess test quality using research software standards, and systematically fix test issues to achieve production-ready test suite reliability. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Complete test execution, failure analysis, pattern recognition, systematic remediation, and validation using available tools. + +**Context Management Protocol**: Use `/compact ` command at natural breakpoints to preserve important context while optimizing token usage. The command requires a space followed by a description of what context to preserve. Save critical progress to project documentation files (CLAUDE.md, PROJECT_STATUS.md) before compacting. + +**Token Optimization for Large Test Runs**: For comprehensive test suites or long-running analysis: +```bash + 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt +``` + +**Research Software Quality Standards**: +- Scientific reproducibility maintained across test fixes +- Test effectiveness prioritized over coverage metrics +- Research impact assessment for all test failures +- Computational accuracy validation preserved + + + +### Phase 4: Test Quality Analysis & Remediation + +**Purpose**: Systematic analysis and remediation of existing test failures in research software, with emphasis on maintaining scientific validity and computational reproducibility. + +**Scope**: Diagnostic and remedial work on existing test suites, not new feature development. + +### State Detection & Assessment + +**Initial Assessment Protocol**: + +1. **Test Suite Discovery**: + ```bash + pytest --collect-only 2>&1 | tee test_collection_baseline.txt + python -c "import sys; print(f'Test collection: {len([l for l in open(\"test_collection_baseline.txt\") if \"collected\" in l])} items')" + ``` + +2. **Failure Pattern Analysis**: + - Run test categories individually to isolate failure patterns + - Document collection vs execution failures + - Identify systemic vs isolated issues + - Map interdependencies between failing tests + +3. **Research Impact Assessment** (Enhanced Test Quality Framework): + + **Scientific Criticality Levels**: + - **CRITICAL**: Test failure affects research results validity or computational reproducibility + - **HIGH**: Test failure affects user experience or system reliability but not scientific results + - **MEDIUM**: Test failure affects performance or system interactions + - **LOW**: Test failure affects cosmetic features or non-essential functionality + +### Task Structure + +#### Task 4.X.1: Comprehensive Test Failure Documentation + +**Objective**: Complete systematic documentation of all test failures with research software quality assessment. + +**Subtasks**: + +1. **Failure Inventory with Research Impact Assessment**: + - Document each test failure with root cause analysis + - Apply **Research Impact Assessment Framework**: + ```markdown + ## Test Quality Assessment: test_name + + **Scientific Criticality**: [CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW] + - Research Impact: [How failure affects scientific validity/reproducibility] + - Computational Impact: [Effect on result accuracy/consistency] + - User Impact: [Effect on research workflow/usability] + + **Test Design Quality**: [POOR/ADEQUATE/GOOD] + - Necessity: [Essential behavior verification vs unnecessary test] + - Oracle Quality: [How reliably can correct result be determined] + - Reproducibility: [Does test ensure consistent outputs] + - Maintainability: [Cost of maintenance vs value provided] + + **Root Cause**: [Technical cause of failure] + **Fix Strategy**: [Approach to resolution] + **Fix Complexity**: [SIMPLE/MODERATE/COMPLEX] + ``` + +2. **Pattern Recognition & Interdependency Mapping**: + - Identify cascading failure patterns + - Map test infrastructure dependencies (fixtures, mocks, imports) + - Document architectural changes affecting multiple tests + - Create fix dependency ordering + +3. **Test Suite Health Metrics**: + - Current vs target test success rates + - Research criticality distribution of failures + - Test maintenance burden assessment + - Reproducibility compliance evaluation + +#### Task 4.X.2: Strategic Fix Planning with Research Priorities + +**Objective**: Prioritize test fixes based on research software requirements and system dependencies. + +**Priority Matrix** (Research Software Focused): +- **P1-CRITICAL**: Scientific validity affecting tests (immediate fix required) +- **P2-HIGH**: System reliability tests essential for research workflows +- **P3-MEDIUM**: Performance and integration tests supporting research efficiency +- **P4-LOW**: Cosmetic or non-essential functionality tests + +**Fix Planning Process**: +1. **Dependency Analysis**: Identify which fixes enable other fixes +2. **Risk Assessment**: Evaluate potential for regression introduction +3. **Resource Estimation**: Time and complexity assessment per fix category +4. **Validation Strategy**: Testing approach for each fix to prevent regressions + +#### Task 4.X.3: Systematic Fix Execution with Validation + +**Objective**: Execute prioritized fixes with comprehensive validation to maintain research software reliability. + +**Execution Protocol**: + +1. **Phase 1: Critical Scientific Validity Fixes (P1)** + - Target: Tests affecting research results or computational reproducibility + - Validation: Scientific accuracy preserved, reproducibility maintained + - Success Criteria: Critical research functionality tests pass reliably + +2. **Phase 2: System Reliability Fixes (P2)** + - Target: Tests essential for research workflow reliability + - Validation: No regressions in core system functionality + - Success Criteria: Research pipeline integrity maintained + +3. **Phase 3: Performance & Integration Fixes (P3)** + - Target: Tests supporting research efficiency and system integration + - Validation: Performance characteristics maintained or improved + - Success Criteria: Research workflow performance acceptable + +4. **Phase 4: Remaining Fixes (P4)** + - Target: Non-essential functionality and cosmetic issues + - Validation: No system destabilization + - Success Criteria: Complete test suite health achieved + +**Per-Fix Validation Protocol**: +```bash +# After each fix or fix group +pytest tests/affected_category/ -v --tb=short +python -c "import affected_module; print('Import successful')" # Integration validation +pytest --collect-only | grep -c "collected" # Collection success verification +``` + +### Quality Gates for Research Software + +**Scientific Validity Gates**: +- [ ] No regressions in computational accuracy +- [ ] Reproducibility maintained across test fixes +- [ ] Research workflow functionality preserved +- [ ] Statistical validation procedures unaffected + +**System Reliability Gates**: +- [ ] Test collection success rate >90% +- [ ] Critical research functionality tests passing +- [ ] No destabilization of production research tools +- [ ] Integration points validated + +**Documentation Quality Gates**: +- [ ] Test quality assessments completed for all failures +- [ ] Fix strategies documented with research impact analysis +- [ ] Maintenance procedures updated for future test health +- [ ] Research software testing standards compliance documented + +### Context Management & Session Continuity + +**Context Optimization Strategy**: +- Use `/compact ` after completing each major task phase (description summarizes context to preserve) +- Save detailed progress to project documentation before compacting +- Maintain working notes in project files for complex analysis +- Clear context between unrelated test categories to optimize performance + +**Session Handoff Documentation**: +1. **Progress Summary**: What was analyzed/fixed in current session +2. **Critical Findings**: Key patterns or systemic issues discovered +3. **Next Priorities**: Specific next steps with context for resumption +4. **Context Preservation**: Save important analysis to permanent files + +**Documentation Updates**: +- Update CLAUDE.md with test analysis progress +- Update PROJECT_STATUS.md with test health metrics +- Maintain test quality assessment documentation +- Document research software compliance status + +### Integration with Research Workflows + +**Research Software Considerations**: +- Maintain computational reproducibility during fixes +- Preserve scientific accuracy validation in tests +- Consider impact on research data processing pipelines +- Ensure statistical validation procedures remain intact + +**User Impact Minimization**: +- Prioritize fixes that eliminate researcher workflow disruption +- Maintain research tool reliability during remediation process +- Validate that research outputs remain scientifically valid +- Document any temporary limitations during fix process + +### Success Criteria + +**Technical Success**: +- [ ] Test collection success rate: >90% (from baseline) +- [ ] Critical scientific functionality: 100% test success +- [ ] System reliability tests: >95% test success +- [ ] No regressions in research workflow functionality + +**Research Software Success**: +- [ ] Scientific reproducibility maintained +- [ ] Computational accuracy preserved +- [ ] Research pipeline integrity validated +- [ ] User research workflow unaffected + +**Process Success**: +- [ ] Systematic approach documented for future maintenance +- [ ] Research software testing standards established +- [ ] Team knowledge transfer completed +- [ ] Maintenance procedures integrated with research workflows + +### Deliverables + +**Analysis Documentation**: +1. **Comprehensive Test Failure Report**: All failures documented with research impact assessment +2. **Research Software Quality Assessment**: Test suite compliance with scientific computing standards +3. **Fix Strategy Documentation**: Prioritized approach with research considerations +4. **Validation Results**: Proof of research software reliability restoration + +**Enhanced Test Infrastructure**: +1. **Fixed Test Suite**: Reliable tests supporting research workflows +2. **Quality Assessment Framework**: Ongoing test evaluation using research software standards +3. **Maintenance Procedures**: Sustainable test health management for research software +4. **Documentation**: Research team guidance for test suite management + +**Knowledge Transfer**: +1. **Research Software Testing Guide**: Standards and procedures specific to scientific computing +2. **Team Training Materials**: Test quality assessment and maintenance procedures +3. **Best Practices Documentation**: Lessons learned and recommendations for research software testing +4. **Tool Integration**: Test analysis tools and procedures for ongoing maintenance + +This phase ensures that research software maintains the highest standards of scientific validity while achieving practical test suite reliability for sustainable development. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md b/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2d2b1ec3 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md @@ -0,0 +1,411 @@ + +You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with autonomous execution, enterprise-grade methodologies, and research software standards compliance. + +**Mission**: Systematically achieve 100% meaningful test success through iterative improvement cycles, holistic analysis, and industry-standard validation processes. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Complete test execution, failure analysis, pattern recognition, systematic remediation, and validation using available tools. + +**Context Management Protocol**: Use `/compact ` command at natural breakpoints to preserve important context while optimizing token usage. The command requires a space followed by a description of what context to preserve. Save critical progress to project documentation files (CLAUDE.md, PROJECT_STATUS.md) before compacting. + +**Token Optimization for Large Test Runs**: For comprehensive test suites or long-running analysis: +```bash + 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt +``` + +**Research Software Quality Standards**: +- Scientific reproducibility maintained across test fixes +- Test effectiveness prioritized over coverage metrics +- Research impact assessment for all test failures +- Computational accuracy validation preserved + +**Enterprise Quality Standards Integration**: +- Systematic PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) improvement cycles +- Holistic pattern recognition across all test failures +- Industry standard validation for test justification +- Resource optimization for solo programmer context + + + +### Phase 4: Systematic Test Quality Analysis & Remediation + +**Purpose**: Achieve 100% meaningful test success through systematic analysis, enterprise-grade improvement cycles, and industry-standard validation, while maintaining research software quality standards. + +**Scope**: Complete test suite improvement using proven methodologies adapted for solo programmer context. + +### Execution Infrastructure + +#### Systematic Test Execution Protocol (Timeout Prevention) + +**Intelligent Chunking Strategy**: +```bash +# Category-based execution with proven chunk sizing +pytest tests/security/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee security_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR|warnings|collected)" | tail -n 15 + +# Model registry chunking (large category) +pytest tests/model_registry/test_local*.py tests/model_registry/test_api*.py tests/model_registry/test_database*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee registry_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 + +# Performance and tools (timeout-prone categories) +pytest tests/performance/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee performance_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR)" | tail -n 10 +pytest tests/tools/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee tools_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR)" | tail -n 10 + +# Integration and multi-user (complex categories) +pytest tests/integration/test_unified*.py tests/integration/test_cross*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee integration_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 +pytest tests/multi-user-service/test_auth*.py tests/multi-user-service/test_workspace*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee multiuser_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 +``` + +**Comprehensive Baseline Establishment**: +```bash +# Complete test discovery and categorization +pytest --collect-only 2>&1 | tee test_collection_baseline.txt +python -c " +import re +with open('test_collection_baseline.txt') as f: + content = f.read() + collected = re.findall(r'collected (\d+) item', content) + print(f'Total tests collected: {collected[-1] if collected else 0}') +" +``` + +### Enhanced Analysis Framework + +#### Phase 1: Holistic Pattern Recognition + +**Before individual analysis**, systematically aggregate ALL test failures for comprehensive pattern recognition: + +```bash +# Aggregate all test results into comprehensive analysis +cat *_results.txt *_chunk*.txt > comprehensive_test_output.txt + +# Extract failure patterns +grep -E "(FAILED|ERROR)" comprehensive_test_output.txt > all_failures.txt + +# Pattern analysis preparation +python -c " +import re +with open('all_failures.txt') as f: + failures = f.readlines() + +# Group by failure types +import_failures = [f for f in failures if 'import' in f.lower() or 'modulenotfound' in f.lower()] +api_failures = [f for f in failures if 'attribute' in f.lower() or 'missing' in f.lower()] +test_design_failures = [f for f in failures if 'assert' in f.lower() or 'expect' in f.lower()] + +print(f'Import/Dependency failures: {len(import_failures)}') +print(f'API compatibility failures: {len(api_failures)}') +print(f'Test design failures: {len(test_design_failures)}') +" +``` + +**Root Cause Taxonomy Classification**: +1. **Infrastructure Issues**: Imports, dependencies, environment setup +2. **API Compatibility**: Method signatures, interface changes, parameter mismatches +3. **Test Design Flaws**: Brittle tests, wrong expectations, outdated assumptions +4. **Coverage Gaps**: Untested integration points, missing validation paths +5. **Configuration Issues**: Settings, paths, service dependencies + +**Cross-Cutting Concerns Identification**: +- Map test failures that share common root causes +- Identify cascading failure patterns (one fix enables multiple test fixes) +- Document solution interaction opportunities (single fix resolves multiple issues) + +#### Phase 2: Industry Standards Validation + +**Multi-Tier Test Justification Matrix**: +For each SKIPPED test, validate against multiple standards: + +```markdown +## Test Justification Analysis: {{test_name}} + +**Research Software Standard (30-60% pass rate baseline)**: +- Justified: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- Research impact if fixed: [Scientific validity / Workflow / Performance / Cosmetic] + +**Enterprise Standard (85-95% pass rate expectation)**: +- Justified: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- Business impact if fixed: [Critical / High / Medium / Low] + +**IEEE Testing Standard (Industry best practices)**: +- Justified: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- Technical debt assessment: [Acceptable / Should fix / Must fix] + +**Solo Programmer Context (Resource constraints)**: +- Effort required: [Simple / Moderate / Complex] +- Value proposition: [High impact/Low effort / Low impact/High effort / etc.] +- Recommendation: [Fix / Defer / Remove] +``` + +### PDCA Improvement Cycles + +#### Plan Phase: Strategic Solution Planning + +**Comprehensive Issue Documentation**: +```bash +# Create structured analysis workspace +mkdir -p notes/test_analysis/ +echo "# Test Quality Improvement Plan - $(date)" > notes/test_analysis/improvement_plan.md + +# Document all findings systematically +``` + +**Priority Matrix (Enhanced for Solo Programmer)**: +- **P1-CRITICAL**: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort fixes +- **P2-HIGH**: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes +- **P3-MEDIUM**: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value +- **P4-LOW**: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove) + +**Solution Interaction Analysis**: +```markdown +## Fix Interaction Matrix + +### Compatible Fixes (Can be batched): +- [List fixes that don't conflict and can be implemented together] + +### Dependency Fixes (Sequential order required): +- [List fixes where Fix A must complete before Fix B can work] + +### Risk Assessment: +- [Identify fixes that might cause regressions] +- [Document validation approach for each high-risk fix] + +### Resource Optimization: +- [Group fixes by file/module to minimize context switching] +- [Identify high-impact/low-effort quick wins for momentum] +``` + +#### Do Phase: Systematic Implementation + +**TodoWrite Integration for Progress Tracking**: +```markdown +# Initialize test quality improvement TodoWrite +TodoWrite tasks: +1. Infrastructure fixes (P1-CRITICAL): Import/dependency issues +2. API compatibility fixes (P1-P2): Method signature updates +3. Test design improvements (P2-P3): Brittle test redesign +4. Coverage gap filling (P3): Integration point testing +5. Configuration standardization (P4): Settings/path cleanup +``` + +**Implementation Sequence (Resource-Optimized)**: +1. **Quick Wins First**: High-impact/low-effort fixes for momentum +2. **Dependency Resolution**: Fixes that enable other fixes +3. **Batch Compatible Fixes**: Group related changes to minimize disruption +4. **Risk Management**: High-risk fixes with comprehensive validation + +**Working Notes Protocol** (Enhanced for Complex Analysis): +```bash +# Create analysis workspace for complex decisions +mkdir -p notes/test_decisions/ +echo "# Test Fix Decision Analysis - {{fix_category}}" > notes/test_decisions/{{category}}_analysis.md +``` + +#### Check Phase: Comprehensive Validation + +**After Each Fix Implementation**: +```bash +# Targeted validation +pytest tests/{{affected_category}}/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 20 + +# Integration validation +python -c "import {{affected_module}}; print('Import successful')" + +# Regression prevention +pytest tests/{{critical_modules}}/ -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 10 +``` + +**Health Metrics Tracking**: +```bash +# Generate comparative health report +echo "# Test Health Report - $(date)" > test_health_report.md +echo "## Baseline vs Current Status" >> test_health_report.md + +# Test collection success +pytest --collect-only 2>&1 | grep "collected\|error" >> test_health_report.md + +# Category-wise success rates +for category in security model_registry integration performance tools; do + echo "### $category category:" >> test_health_report.md + pytest tests/$category/ -q --tb=no 2>&1 | grep "passed\|failed\|skipped" >> test_health_report.md +done +``` + +#### Act Phase: Decision Points & Iteration + +**User Decision Point** (After Each PDCA Cycle): +```markdown +**TEST QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CYCLE COMPLETE** + +**Progress Summary**: +- Fixed: {{number}} test failures +- Success rate improvement: {{baseline}}% → {{current}}% +- Priority fixes completed: {{P1_count}} P1, {{P2_count}} P2, {{P3_count}} P3 + +**Current Status**: +- Critical systems (Security/Model Registry): {{status}} +- Integration tests: {{status}} +- Total test health: {{overall_percentage}}% + +**Remaining Issues**: +- {{count}} P1-CRITICAL remaining +- {{count}} P2-HIGH remaining +- {{count}} P3-MEDIUM remaining +- {{count}} justified skips (validated against industry standards) + +**Options**: +**A) ✅ CONTINUE CYCLES** - Implement next priority fixes + - Will continue with next PDCA cycle + - Focus on remaining P1-P2 issues + - Estimated effort: {{time_estimate}} + +**B) 🎯 ADJUST APPROACH** - Modify strategy based on findings + - Will pause for approach refinement + - Address any discovered systemic issues + - Update priority matrix based on new insights + +**C) 📊 ADD COVERAGE ANALYSIS** - Integrate test coverage improvement + - Will run comprehensive coverage analysis + - Identify critical code gaps requiring new tests + - Balance test quality vs coverage enhancement + +**D) ✅ COMPLETE CURRENT LEVEL** - Achieve target success threshold + - Will focus on reaching defined success criteria + - May defer lower-priority issues + - Prepare comprehensive final report + +**Your choice (A/B/C/D):** +``` + +**Success Criteria Thresholds** (Configurable based on context): +- **Research Software**: >90% success for critical systems, >70% overall +- **Enterprise Standard**: >95% success for critical systems, >85% overall +- **Solo Programmer**: >100% critical systems, >80% overall (realistic for resource constraints) + +### Coverage Integration Framework + +**Integrated Test Quality + Coverage Analysis**: +```bash +# Coverage-driven test improvement +pytest --cov={{module}} --cov-report=term-missing tests/{{module}}/ 2>&1 | tee coverage_{{module}}.txt + +# Identify critical functions with <80% coverage +python -c " +import re +with open('coverage_{{module}}.txt') as f: + content = f.read() + # Parse coverage report for functions below threshold + lines = content.split('\n') + low_coverage = [l for l in lines if re.search(r'\s+[0-7][0-9]%\s+', l)] + print('Functions below 80% coverage:') + for line in low_coverage[:10]: # Top 10 priorities + print(line.strip()) +" + +# Link test failures to coverage gaps +grep -n "missing coverage" coverage_{{module}}.txt +``` + +**Coverage-Driven Test Generation**: +- Focus on critical system components with <80% coverage +- Prioritize uncovered integration points +- Use CoverUp-style iterative improvement approach +- Quality over quantity - meaningful tests vs coverage padding + +### Session Management & Continuity + +**Enhanced Session State Preservation**: +```bash +# Save comprehensive session state +echo "# Test Quality Session State - $(date)" > notes/session_state.md +echo "## TodoWrite Progress:" >> notes/session_state.md +# [TodoWrite state documentation] + +echo "## Current PDCA Cycle:" >> notes/session_state.md +echo "- Phase: {{current_phase}}" >> notes/session_state.md +echo "- Cycle: {{cycle_number}}" >> notes/session_state.md +echo "- Next priority: {{next_action}}" >> notes/session_state.md + +echo "## Analysis Findings:" >> notes/session_state.md +# [Key patterns and insights discovered] + +echo "## Context for Resumption:" >> notes/session_state.md +# [Critical information for next session] +``` + +**Context Optimization Strategy**: +- Use `/compact Test quality analysis cycle {{N}} complete, {{improvements}} achieved, next: {{next_focus}}` +- Save detailed findings to permanent project files before compacting +- Maintain working notes in notes/ directory for complex reasoning +- Archive resolved issues, keep active analysis context + +**Cross-Session Knowledge Transfer**: +```markdown +## Session Handoff Documentation + +**Session {{N}} Summary**: +- **PDCA Cycles Completed**: {{count}} +- **Tests Fixed**: {{number}} ({{categories}}) +- **Success Rate**: {{baseline}}% → {{current}}% +- **Key Patterns Found**: {{main_insights}} + +**Critical Context for Next Session**: +- **Current Focus**: {{active_work}} +- **Next Priorities**: {{next_steps}} +- **Systemic Issues**: {{ongoing_concerns}} +- **Decision Points**: {{pending_decisions}} + +**Documentation Updated**: +- CLAUDE.md: {{updates}} +- PROJECT_STATUS.md: {{updates}} +- Test health reports: {{files}} +``` + +### Success Criteria & Completion + +**Tiered Success Definitions**: + +**Research Software Compliance**: +- [ ] Scientific validity tests: 100% success +- [ ] Computational accuracy tests: 100% success +- [ ] Research workflow tests: >95% success +- [ ] Overall test collection: >90% success + +**Enterprise Quality Standards**: +- [ ] Critical system tests: >99% success +- [ ] Integration tests: >95% success +- [ ] Performance benchmarks: >90% success +- [ ] Overall test suite: >85% success + +**Solo Programmer Realistic**: +- [ ] Core functionality: 100% success +- [ ] User-facing features: >90% success +- [ ] Development tools: >80% success +- [ ] Industry standard skips: Properly justified + +**Process Success Indicators**: +- [ ] PDCA cycles demonstrate continuous improvement +- [ ] Pattern recognition identified systemic solutions +- [ ] Resource optimization achieved high impact/effort ratio +- [ ] Session continuity enables seamless resumption +- [ ] Documentation supports long-term maintenance + +### Deliverables + +**Enhanced Analysis Documentation**: +1. **Holistic Test Failure Analysis**: Pattern recognition across all categories +2. **Industry Standards Compliance**: Multi-tier validation of test justifications +3. **PDCA Improvement Log**: Systematic cycles with decision points +4. **Resource Optimization Report**: Solo programmer context adaptations + +**Production-Ready Test Infrastructure**: +1. **Systematically Fixed Test Suite**: 100% meaningful success achieved +2. **Comprehensive Validation Framework**: Ongoing test health monitoring +3. **Session-Resumable Process**: Seamless continuation across interruptions +4. **Enterprise-Grade Quality Standards**: Industry compliance for solo context + +**Knowledge Transfer & Maintenance**: +1. **Test Quality Playbook**: Systematic improvement process documentation +2. **Pattern Recognition Guide**: Common failure types and solutions +3. **Resource Management Framework**: Balancing quality vs effort for solo programmers +4. **Continuous Improvement Process**: Sustainable test maintenance procedures + +This enhanced framework combines research software rigor with enterprise-grade systematic improvement methodologies, adapted for solo programmer resource constraints while ensuring production-ready quality standards. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md b/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7c92da43 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md @@ -0,0 +1,372 @@ + +You are Claude establishing systematic test execution infrastructure with timeout prevention and comprehensive baseline analysis. + +**Mission**: Set up robust test execution framework that prevents timeouts, handles large test suites efficiently, and establishes comprehensive test health baselines. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Test execution (Bash), result aggregation, pattern analysis, and baseline establishment. + +**Token Optimization for Large Test Runs**: For comprehensive test suites: +```bash + 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt +``` + +**Context Management**: Use `/compact ` after completing execution phases to preserve test results while optimizing context. + +**CRITICAL**: Before any code modifications during phase 04 execution, follow the **Regression Risk Management Protocol** below to prevent destabilizing mature codebases. + + + +### Phase 4a: Test Execution Infrastructure + +**Purpose**: Establish systematic test execution capabilities that prevent timeouts and provide comprehensive baseline analysis for large test suites. + +**Scope**: Test execution infrastructure setup - foundation for subsequent analysis phases. + +### ⚠️ **Regression Risk Management Protocol** + +**MANDATORY** before any code changes during phases 04a-04d. For mature codebases with complex integration points, systematic risk assessment prevents regressions in working systems. + +#### Pre-Change Impact Analysis + +**1. Codebase Context Mapping**: +```bash +# Analyze affected components and their interactions +target_function="function_to_modify" +echo "# Impact Analysis for: $target_function" > impact_analysis.md + +# Find all references and dependencies +echo "## Direct References:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_function" --include="*.py" . >> impact_analysis.md + +# Check import dependencies +echo "## Import Dependencies:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -r "from.*import.*$target_function\|import.*$target_function" --include="*.py" . >> impact_analysis.md + +# Identify calling patterns +echo "## Calling Patterns:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_function(" --include="*.py" . -A 2 -B 2 >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +**2. Documentation Cross-Reference**: +```bash +# Check if change affects documented behavior +echo "## Documentation Impact:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_function" docs/ README.md *.md 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md + +# Verify user guide examples remain valid +grep -r "$target_function" docs/USER_GUIDE.md docs/QUICK_START.md 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md + +# Check API documentation accuracy +grep -r "$target_function" docs/API_REFERENCE.md docs/**/api*.md 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +**3. Integration Point Analysis**: +```bash +# Map critical system interactions +echo "## Integration Points:" >> impact_analysis.md + +# Statistical analysis pipeline interactions +grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/statistical*.py emuses/**/analysis*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md + +# Model registry interactions +grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/model_registry*.py emuses/**/registry*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md + +# Multi-user service compatibility +grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/service*.py emuses/**/multi_user*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md + +# CLI and API endpoints +grep -r "$target_function" emuses/cli/*.py emuses/api/*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +**4. Test Impact Prediction**: +```bash +# Identify which test categories could be affected +echo "## Affected Test Categories:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_function" tests/ --include="*.py" | cut -d'/' -f2 | sort -u >> impact_analysis.md + +# Find specific test files +echo "## Specific Test Files:" >> impact_analysis.md +grep -l "$target_function" tests/**/*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +#### Change Safety Protocol + +**5. Baseline Establishment**: +```bash +# Commit current working state before changes +git add -A +git commit -m "baseline: pre-change checkpoint for $target_function modification + +Impact analysis completed in impact_analysis.md +Safe to proceed with targeted changes. + +This commit enables clean rollback if regressions occur." + +# Run focused pre-change test validation +echo "## Pre-Change Test Results:" >> impact_analysis.md +pytest $(grep -l "$target_function" tests/**/*.py 2>/dev/null) -v --tb=short >> impact_analysis.md 2>&1 +``` + +**6. Rollback Strategy**: +```bash +# Document specific tests that must pass post-change +echo "## Post-Change Validation Requirements:" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "- All tests in affected categories must remain green" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "- Integration tests for related components must pass" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "- Documentation examples must remain accurate" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "- API compatibility must be preserved" >> impact_analysis.md + +# Store rollback command for quick recovery +echo "# Rollback command if needed:" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "git reset --hard $(git rev-parse HEAD)" >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +#### Risk Assessment Matrix + +**Low Risk Changes** (proceed with standard validation): +- Test fixture improvements, test data updates +- Documentation clarifications, comment additions +- Logging enhancements, debug output improvements +- Non-functional refactoring within single modules + +**Medium Risk Changes** (requires focused validation): +- Algorithm parameter adjustments, performance optimizations +- Error handling improvements, validation enhancements +- Configuration changes, environment variable modifications +- API response format changes (backward compatible) + +**High Risk Changes** (requires comprehensive validation): +- Core algorithm modifications, statistical analysis changes +- Database schema changes, model registry structure changes +- Multi-user authentication/authorization changes +- Breaking API changes, CLI interface modifications + +#### Validation Protocol Post-Change + +**Immediate Validation** (run after each change): +```bash +# Test affected categories immediately +pytest $(grep -l "$target_function" tests/**/*.py 2>/dev/null) -x --tb=short + +# Quick integration smoke test +python scripts/dev_test_runner.py + +# Verify documentation examples still work +python -c "exec(open('docs/examples/validate_examples.py').read())" 2>/dev/null || echo "No example validation script" +``` + +**Comprehensive Validation** (before committing): +```bash +# Full category testing for affected areas +affected_categories=$(grep -r "$target_function" tests/ --include="*.py" | cut -d'/' -f2 | sort -u | tr '\n' ' ') +for category in $affected_categories; do + pytest tests/$category/ -q --tb=short +done + +# Cross-integration validation +pytest tests/integration/ -k "$target_function" -v --tb=short 2>/dev/null || echo "No integration tests found" +``` + +### ⚠️ **Emergency Rollback Procedure** + +If regressions are detected during phases 04: + +```bash +# Immediate rollback to baseline +git reset --hard baseline_commit_hash + +# Verify rollback success +python scripts/dev_test_runner.py + +# Document rollback in analysis +echo "## ROLLBACK EXECUTED: $(date)" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "Reason: [describe regression detected]" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "Recovery: Baseline restored, ready for alternative approach" >> impact_analysis.md +``` + +### Systematic Test Execution Protocol + +#### Intelligent Chunking Strategy (Timeout Prevention) + +**Proven Chunk Sizing for Different Test Categories**: + +```bash +# Security tests (typically fast, stable execution) +pytest tests/security/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee security_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR|warnings|collected)" | tail -n 15 + +# Model registry (large category - requires chunking) +pytest tests/model_registry/test_local*.py tests/model_registry/test_api*.py tests/model_registry/test_database*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee registry_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 + +pytest tests/model_registry/test_advanced*.py tests/model_registry/test_analytics*.py tests/model_registry/test_benchmarking*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee registry_chunk2.txt | tail -n 10 + +# Integration tests (complex, potentially slow) +pytest tests/integration/test_unified*.py tests/integration/test_cross*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee integration_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 + +# Performance tests (timeout-prone) +pytest tests/performance/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee performance_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR)" | tail -n 10 + +# Tools and CLI (mixed complexity) +pytest tests/tools/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee tools_results.txt | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR)" | tail -n 10 + +pytest tests/enhanced-cli-typer/test_cli_integration.py tests/enhanced-cli-typer/test_service_client.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee cli_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 + +# Multi-user service (complex setup requirements) +pytest tests/multi-user-service/test_auth*.py tests/multi-user-service/test_workspace*.py -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tee multiuser_chunk1.txt | tail -n 10 +``` + +**Dynamic Chunk Size Guidelines**: +- **Simple tests**: 10-20 tests per chunk (security, unit tests) +- **Integration tests**: 5-10 tests per chunk (API, database, multi-component) +- **Complex tests**: 3-5 tests per chunk (performance, load testing, end-to-end) +- **Timeout-prone tests**: Individual execution if needed + +#### Comprehensive Baseline Establishment + +**Complete Test Discovery and Categorization**: +```bash +# Establish comprehensive test inventory +pytest --collect-only 2>&1 | tee test_collection_baseline.txt + +# Extract collection statistics +python -c " +import re +with open('test_collection_baseline.txt') as f: + content = f.read() + collected = re.findall(r'collected (\d+) item', content) + errors = content.count('ERROR') + print(f'Total tests collected: {collected[-1] if collected else 0}') + print(f'Collection errors: {errors}') + print(f'Collection success rate: {((int(collected[-1]) if collected else 0) / (int(collected[-1]) + errors) * 100) if (collected and (int(collected[-1]) + errors) > 0) else 0:.1f}%') +" +``` + +**Category-wise Execution Tracking**: +```bash +# Track execution results per category +echo "# Test Execution Baseline - $(date)" > test_execution_baseline.md + +# Execute and track each category +for category in security model_registry integration performance tools multi-user-service enhanced-cli-typer; do + echo "## $category Category Results" >> test_execution_baseline.md + if [ -f "${category}_results.txt" ] || ls ${category}_chunk*.txt 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then + # Aggregate results from category files + cat ${category}_*.txt 2>/dev/null | grep -E "(PASSED|FAILED|SKIPPED|ERROR)" | tail -n 5 >> test_execution_baseline.md + cat ${category}_*.txt 2>/dev/null | grep "===.*===" | tail -n 1 >> test_execution_baseline.md + else + echo "Category not executed" >> test_execution_baseline.md + fi + echo "" >> test_execution_baseline.md +done +``` + +#### Result Aggregation and Health Metrics + +**Comprehensive Results Analysis**: +```bash +# Aggregate all test results for pattern analysis +cat *_results.txt *_chunk*.txt > comprehensive_test_output.txt 2>/dev/null + +# Extract key metrics +echo "# Test Health Metrics - $(date)" > test_health_metrics.md +echo "## Overall Statistics" >> test_health_metrics.md + +# Count totals across all categories +python -c " +import re +with open('comprehensive_test_output.txt') as f: + content = f.read() + +# Extract final summary lines that show totals +summary_lines = [line for line in content.split('\n') if '=====' in line and ('passed' in line or 'failed' in line)] + +total_passed = 0 +total_failed = 0 +total_skipped = 0 +total_warnings = 0 + +for line in summary_lines: + passed = re.findall(r'(\d+) passed', line) + failed = re.findall(r'(\d+) failed', line) + skipped = re.findall(r'(\d+) skipped', line) + warnings = re.findall(r'(\d+) warning', line) + + if passed: total_passed += int(passed[0]) + if failed: total_failed += int(failed[0]) + if skipped: total_skipped += int(skipped[0]) + if warnings: total_warnings += int(warnings[0]) + +total_tests = total_passed + total_failed + total_skipped +success_rate = (total_passed / total_tests * 100) if total_tests > 0 else 0 + +print(f'Total Tests: {total_tests}') +print(f'Passed: {total_passed} ({total_passed/total_tests*100:.1f}%)' if total_tests > 0 else 'Passed: 0') +print(f'Failed: {total_failed} ({total_failed/total_tests*100:.1f}%)' if total_tests > 0 else 'Failed: 0') +print(f'Skipped: {total_skipped} ({total_skipped/total_tests*100:.1f}%)' if total_tests > 0 else 'Skipped: 0') +print(f'Warnings: {total_warnings}') +print(f'Success Rate: {success_rate:.1f}%') +" >> test_health_metrics.md +``` + +#### Token Efficiency Optimization + +**Large Output Management**: +```bash +# For very large test suites (>500 tests), use aggressive filtering +pytest tests/large_category/ 2>&1 | tee full_test_output.txt | grep -iE "(error|failed|warning|exception)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- SUMMARY ---"; tail -n 50 full_test_output.txt + +# Store detailed results for later analysis if needed +ls -la *_results.txt *_chunk*.txt > detailed_results_inventory.txt +``` + +**Context Preservation Strategy**: +```bash +# Before using /compact, save essential baseline data +echo "# Test Execution Context Preservation" > test_context_summary.md +echo "## Key Findings" >> test_context_summary.md +echo "- Total tests executed: $(grep -h "passed\|failed" *_results.txt *_chunk*.txt 2>/dev/null | wc -l)" >> test_context_summary.md +echo "- Categories completed: $(ls *_results.txt *_chunk*.txt 2>/dev/null | cut -d'_' -f1 | sort -u | wc -l)" >> test_context_summary.md +echo "- Collection errors: $(grep -c "ERROR" test_collection_baseline.txt 2>/dev/null || echo 0)" >> test_context_summary.md +echo "## Next Phase: Ready for analysis framework (04b)" >> test_context_summary.md +``` + +### Quality Gates for Execution Phase + +**Execution Success Criteria**: +- [ ] Test collection completes without critical errors +- [ ] All major test categories execute within timeout limits +- [ ] Comprehensive baseline established with health metrics +- [ ] Results properly aggregated for subsequent analysis +- [ ] No execution infrastructure failures + +**Readiness for Next Phase**: +- [ ] `test_execution_baseline.md` contains category results +- [ ] `test_health_metrics.md` shows overall statistics +- [ ] `comprehensive_test_output.txt` available for pattern analysis +- [ ] Context preserved for analysis phase (04b) + +### Deliverables + +**Test Execution Infrastructure**: +1. **Systematic Chunking Protocol**: Proven chunk sizes preventing timeouts +2. **Comprehensive Baseline**: Complete test health metrics and category analysis +3. **Efficient Result Aggregation**: Structured output for pattern recognition +4. **Token-Optimized Execution**: Large test suite handling without context overflow + +**Documentation Outputs**: +1. **`test_execution_baseline.md`**: Category-wise execution results +2. **`test_health_metrics.md`**: Overall statistics and success rates +3. **`comprehensive_test_output.txt`**: Complete aggregated results for analysis +4. **`test_context_summary.md`**: Context preservation for next phase + +### Next Phase Integration + +**Preparation for 04b (Analysis Framework)**: +- Test execution baseline established ✅ +- Results aggregated and ready for pattern analysis ✅ +- Health metrics available for comparison ✅ +- Context optimized for analysis phase ✅ + +**Usage**: Complete this phase before proceeding to `04b_test_analysis_framework.md` for holistic pattern recognition and root cause analysis. + +This phase provides the robust foundation needed for systematic test improvement while ensuring efficient resource usage and timeout prevention. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md b/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c8c5c880 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md @@ -0,0 +1,324 @@ + +You are Claude performing systematic test failure analysis with holistic pattern recognition and industry standards validation. + +**Mission**: Analyze test execution results to identify patterns, classify root causes, and validate test justifications against multiple industry standards. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Pattern analysis, root cause classification, industry standards research, and solution interaction assessment. + +**Prerequisites**: Requires completion of 04a (Test Execution Infrastructure) with baseline results available. + +**Context Management**: Use `/compact ` after completing analysis to preserve key findings while optimizing for improvement cycles. + + + +### Phase 4b: Test Analysis Framework + +**Purpose**: Perform holistic pattern recognition and industry-standard validation of test failures to enable optimal solution planning. + +**Scope**: Analysis phase - transforms raw test results into structured improvement insights. + +**Prerequisites**: Must have completed Phase 4a with: +- `test_execution_baseline.md` (category results) +- `comprehensive_test_output.txt` (aggregated results) +- `test_health_metrics.md` (baseline statistics) + +### Holistic Pattern Recognition + +#### Step 1: Comprehensive Failure Aggregation + +**Before Individual Analysis** - Systematic aggregation of ALL test failures: + +```bash +# Extract all failures from comprehensive results +grep -E "(FAILED|ERROR)" comprehensive_test_output.txt > all_failures.txt + +# Categorize failures by type +python -c " +import re + +with open('all_failures.txt') as f: + failures = f.readlines() + +# Classification patterns +import_failures = [f for f in failures if any(keyword in f.lower() for keyword in ['import', 'modulenotfound', 'no module'])] +api_failures = [f for f in failures if any(keyword in f.lower() for keyword in ['attribute', 'missing', 'signature', 'takes', 'got'])] +test_design_failures = [f for f in failures if any(keyword in f.lower() for keyword in ['assert', 'expect', 'should', 'timeout'])] +config_failures = [f for f in failures if any(keyword in f.lower() for keyword in ['config', 'path', 'file not found', 'permission'])] +coverage_failures = [f for f in failures if any(keyword in f.lower() for keyword in ['coverage', 'untested', 'missing test'])] + +print(f'INFRASTRUCTURE failures (imports/dependencies): {len(import_failures)}') +print(f'API_COMPATIBILITY failures (method signatures): {len(api_failures)}') +print(f'TEST_DESIGN failures (assertions/expectations): {len(test_design_failures)}') +print(f'CONFIGURATION failures (paths/settings): {len(config_failures)}') +print(f'COVERAGE_GAPS failures (untested code): {len(coverage_failures)}') +print(f'UNCLASSIFIED failures: {len(failures) - len(import_failures) - len(api_failures) - len(test_design_failures) - len(config_failures) - len(coverage_failures)}') +" +``` + +#### Step 2: Root Cause Taxonomy Classification + +**Systematic Classification Framework**: + +```markdown +# Test Failure Analysis Report - $(date) + +## Root Cause Taxonomy Results + +### INFRASTRUCTURE Issues (Imports, Dependencies, Environment) +- Count: {{infrastructure_count}} +- Pattern: {{common_infrastructure_patterns}} +- Examples: {{top_3_infrastructure_examples}} +- Fix Strategy: {{infrastructure_approach}} + +### API_COMPATIBILITY Issues (Method Signatures, Interfaces) +- Count: {{api_count}} +- Pattern: {{common_api_patterns}} +- Examples: {{top_3_api_examples}} +- Fix Strategy: {{api_approach}} + +### TEST_DESIGN Issues (Brittle Tests, Wrong Expectations) +- Count: {{test_design_count}} +- Pattern: {{common_design_patterns}} +- Examples: {{top_3_design_examples}} +- Fix Strategy: {{design_approach}} + +### CONFIGURATION Issues (Settings, Paths, Services) +- Count: {{config_count}} +- Pattern: {{common_config_patterns}} +- Examples: {{top_3_config_examples}} +- Fix Strategy: {{config_approach}} + +### COVERAGE_GAPS Issues (Untested Integration Points) +- Count: {{coverage_count}} +- Pattern: {{common_coverage_patterns}} +- Examples: {{top_3_coverage_examples}} +- Fix Strategy: {{coverage_approach}} +``` + +#### Step 3: Cross-Cutting Concerns Identification + +**Pattern Analysis Across Categories**: + +```bash +# Identify shared root causes across different test categories +echo "# Cross-Cutting Analysis" > cross_cutting_analysis.md + +# Look for common modules/files mentioned in failures +grep -oE '[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*\.py' all_failures.txt | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10 > common_failing_files.txt + +# Look for common error patterns +grep -oE 'Error: [^:]*' all_failures.txt | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10 > common_error_types.txt + +echo "## Files Most Frequently Involved in Failures:" >> cross_cutting_analysis.md +cat common_failing_files.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md + +echo "## Most Common Error Types:" >> cross_cutting_analysis.md +cat common_error_types.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md +``` + +**Solution Interaction Mapping**: + +```markdown +## Solution Interaction Analysis + +### Compatible Fixes (Can be batched together): +- {{list_compatible_fixes}} +- Rationale: {{why_these_can_be_batched}} + +### Dependency Fixes (Sequential order required): +- {{fix_A}} must complete before {{fix_B}} +- Rationale: {{dependency_explanation}} + +### Risk Assessment for Each Fix Category: +- INFRASTRUCTURE fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} +- API_COMPATIBILITY fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} +- TEST_DESIGN fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} +- CONFIGURATION fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} +- COVERAGE_GAPS fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} + +### Single-Fix-Multiple-Issue Opportunities: +- {{describe_fixes_that_resolve_multiple_failures}} +``` + +### Industry Standards Validation + +#### Multi-Tier Test Justification Framework + +**For Each SKIPPED Test - Apply Multi-Standard Validation**: + +```markdown +## Test Justification Analysis: {{test_name}} + +### Research Software Standard (30-60% pass rate baseline): +- **Justified**: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- **Research Impact**: [Scientific validity / Workflow / Performance / Cosmetic] +- **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} + +### Enterprise Standard (85-95% pass rate expectation): +- **Justified**: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- **Business Impact**: [Critical / High / Medium / Low] +- **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} + +### IEEE Testing Standard (Industry best practices): +- **Justified**: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- **Technical Debt**: [Acceptable / Should fix / Must fix] +- **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} + +### Solo Programmer Context (Resource constraints): +- **Effort Required**: [Simple / Moderate / Complex] +- **Value Proposition**: [High impact/Low effort / Low impact/High effort / etc.] +- **Recommendation**: [Fix / Defer / Remove] +- **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} + +### Final Recommendation: +- **Priority Level**: {{P1_CRITICAL / P2_HIGH / P3_MEDIUM / P4_LOW}} +- **Action**: {{Fix immediately / Schedule for next cycle / Defer / Remove}} +- **Rationale**: {{comprehensive_reasoning}} +``` + +#### Standards Research and Validation + +**Industry Standards Research Protocol**: + +```bash +# Create standards validation summary +echo "# Industry Standards Validation Summary" > standards_validation.md + +# For complex validations, research industry standards +echo "## Research Sources Consulted:" >> standards_validation.md +echo "- IEEE 829-2008 Standard for Software Test Documentation" >> standards_validation.md +echo "- ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119 Software Testing Standards" >> standards_validation.md +echo "- Research Software Engineering Best Practices" >> standards_validation.md +echo "- Enterprise Software Testing Benchmarks" >> standards_validation.md + +# Document validation results +echo "## Validation Results by Standard:" >> standards_validation.md +``` + +### Pattern-Driven Priority Matrix + +#### Enhanced Priority Assessment (Solo Programmer Optimized) + +**Priority Matrix Integration**: + +```markdown +## Enhanced Priority Matrix Results + +### P1-CRITICAL (Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort): +- Tests affecting research results accuracy: {{count}} +- Tests with simple fixes enabling other fixes: {{count}} +- **Total P1**: {{total}} tests +- **Estimated Effort**: {{time_estimate}} + +### P2-HIGH (System reliability + Quick wins): +- Tests essential for research workflows: {{count}} +- Tests with medium effort but high system impact: {{count}} +- **Total P2**: {{total}} tests +- **Estimated Effort**: {{time_estimate}} + +### P3-MEDIUM (Performance + Clear value proposition): +- Performance tests with moderate effort/value ratio: {{count}} +- Integration tests supporting research efficiency: {{count}} +- **Total P3**: {{total}} tests +- **Estimated Effort**: {{time_estimate}} + +### P4-LOW (Cosmetic + High effort/Low value): +- Non-essential functionality tests: {{count}} +- Tests requiring complex effort for minimal benefit: {{count}} +- **Total P4**: {{total}} tests +- **Recommendation**: {{defer_or_remove_reasoning}} +``` + +### Analysis Documentation and Context Preparation + +#### Comprehensive Analysis Summary + +**Create Structured Analysis Output**: + +```bash +# Generate comprehensive analysis summary +echo "# Test Analysis Summary - $(date)" > test_analysis_summary.md + +echo "## Executive Summary" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Total test failures analyzed: $(wc -l < all_failures.txt)" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Root cause categories identified: $(grep -c "Count:" cross_cutting_analysis.md || echo "TBD")" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Cross-cutting concerns found: $(wc -l < common_failing_files.txt)" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Priority 1 fixes identified: {{P1_count}}" >> test_analysis_summary.md + +echo "## Key Patterns Discovered" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "{{summarize_most_important_patterns}}" >> test_analysis_summary.md + +echo "## Solution Strategy Recommendations" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "{{high_level_approach_recommendations}}" >> test_analysis_summary.md + +echo "## Readiness for Implementation Cycles" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Analysis complete: ✅" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Priority matrix established: ✅" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Solution interactions mapped: ✅" >> test_analysis_summary.md +echo "- Industry standards validated: ✅" >> test_analysis_summary.md +``` + +#### Context Optimization for Next Phase + +**Prepare for 04c (Improvement Cycles)**: + +```bash +# Create essential context for improvement cycles +echo "# Context for Implementation Cycles" > implementation_context.md + +echo "## Priority Queue (Ready for PDCA cycles):" >> implementation_context.md +echo "### P1-CRITICAL fixes:" >> implementation_context.md +echo "{{list_P1_fixes_with_approach}}" >> implementation_context.md + +echo "### P2-HIGH fixes:" >> implementation_context.md +echo "{{list_P2_fixes_with_approach}}" >> implementation_context.md + +echo "## Solution Batching Opportunities:" >> implementation_context.md +echo "{{compatible_fixes_that_can_be_grouped}}" >> implementation_context.md + +echo "## Risk Mitigation Requirements:" >> implementation_context.md +echo "{{fixes_requiring_careful_validation}}" >> implementation_context.md +``` + +### Quality Gates for Analysis Phase + +**Analysis Completion Criteria**: +- [ ] All test failures classified using root cause taxonomy +- [ ] Cross-cutting concerns identified and documented +- [ ] Industry standards validation completed for key failures +- [ ] Priority matrix established with effort/value analysis +- [ ] Solution interaction opportunities mapped +- [ ] Implementation context prepared for improvement cycles + +**Readiness for Next Phase**: +- [ ] `test_analysis_summary.md` contains comprehensive findings +- [ ] `implementation_context.md` ready for PDCA cycles +- [ ] Priority queue established with P1-P4 classifications +- [ ] Solution batching opportunities identified + +### Deliverables + +**Analysis Documentation**: +1. **Root Cause Classification**: All failures categorized by taxonomy +2. **Pattern Recognition Report**: Cross-cutting concerns and shared causes +3. **Industry Standards Validation**: Multi-tier justification analysis +4. **Priority Matrix**: Resource-optimized fix prioritization + +**Strategic Planning Outputs**: +1. **Solution Interaction Map**: Compatible batches and dependencies +2. **Risk Assessment**: Validation requirements for each fix category +3. **Implementation Context**: Ready-to-use priority queue for cycles +4. **Standards Compliance**: Objective validation against industry benchmarks + +### Next Phase Integration + +**Preparation for 04c (Improvement Cycles)**: +- Pattern analysis complete ✅ +- Priority matrix established ✅ +- Solution interactions mapped ✅ +- Implementation context optimized ✅ + +**Usage**: Complete this phase before proceeding to `04c_test_improvement_cycles.md` for systematic PDCA implementation. + +This phase transforms raw test results into actionable improvement insights while ensuring resource-optimized decision making for solo programmers. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md b/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..89101010 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md @@ -0,0 +1,421 @@ + +You are Claude executing systematic test improvement using PDCA cycles with TodoWrite integration and comprehensive validation. + +**Mission**: Implement prioritized test fixes through iterative Plan-Do-Check-Act cycles, ensuring no regressions while achieving 100% meaningful test success. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: PDCA cycle execution, TodoWrite progress tracking, systematic implementation, and validation protocols. + +**Prerequisites**: Requires completion of 04a (Execution Infrastructure) and 04b (Analysis Framework) with priority matrix and implementation context available. + +**Context Management**: Use `/compact ` after each PDCA cycle completion to preserve progress while optimizing for next iteration. + +**CRITICAL**: Before implementing any test fixes, follow the **Regression Risk Management Protocol** from phase 04a to prevent destabilizing working systems. + + + +### Phase 4c: Test Improvement Cycles + +**Purpose**: Execute systematic test improvements through iterative PDCA cycles, integrating with TodoWrite for session continuity and ensuring no regressions. + +**Scope**: Implementation phase - transforms analysis insights into working solutions. + +### ⚠️ **Regression Risk Management Protocol** + +**MANDATORY** before any code changes during test improvement cycles. Reference the full protocol in `04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md`. + +#### Quick Risk Assessment for Test Fixes + +**Before Each Fix Implementation**: +```bash +# Quick impact analysis for test improvements +target_area="test_or_function_to_fix" +echo "# Quick Impact Analysis: $target_area - $(date)" > cycle_impact_analysis.md + +# Identify affected components +echo "## Components Affected:" >> cycle_impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_area" --include="*.py" . | head -10 >> cycle_impact_analysis.md + +# Test impact scope +echo "## Test Scope Impact:" >> cycle_impact_analysis.md +grep -r "$target_area" tests/ --include="*.py" | cut -d':' -f1 | sort -u >> cycle_impact_analysis.md +``` + +**Risk-Based Implementation Strategy**: +- **Low Risk**: Test fixture improvements, test data corrections → Standard validation +- **Medium Risk**: Test logic changes, assertion updates → Focused category validation +- **High Risk**: Core functionality fixes, algorithm changes → Comprehensive validation + +#### PDCA Integration with Risk Management + +**PLAN Phase**: Include risk assessment in solution planning +**DO Phase**: Implement with baseline commits and immediate validation +**CHECK Phase**: Comprehensive validation including regression testing +**ACT Phase**: Document lessons learned for risk mitigation + +**Prerequisites**: Must have completed Phase 4b with: +- `test_analysis_summary.md` (comprehensive findings) +- `implementation_context.md` (priority queue and batching opportunities) +- Priority matrix with P1-P4 classifications + +### PDCA Cycle Framework + +#### PLAN Phase: Strategic Solution Planning + +**Initialize TodoWrite with Prioritized Tasks**: + +```markdown +# Initialize test improvement TodoWrite tasks +TodoWrite initialization based on analysis results: + +## P1-CRITICAL Tasks (Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort): +1. {{task_1_description}} - Status: pending +2. {{task_2_description}} - Status: pending +3. {{task_3_description}} - Status: pending + +## P2-HIGH Tasks (System reliability + Quick wins): +4. {{task_4_description}} - Status: pending +5. {{task_5_description}} - Status: pending + +## P3-MEDIUM Tasks (Performance + Clear value): +6. {{task_6_description}} - Status: pending +7. {{task_7_description}} - Status: pending + +## P4-LOW Tasks (Cosmetic + Resource permitting): +8. {{task_8_description}} - Status: pending +9. {{task_9_description}} - Status: pending +``` + +**Implementation Sequence Optimization**: + +```markdown +## PLAN Phase Analysis + +### Current PDCA Cycle: {{cycle_number}} +### Focus Area: {{P1_or_P2_or_batch_strategy}} + +### Selected Tasks for This Cycle: +- {{task_name_1}}: {{brief_description}} +- {{task_name_2}}: {{brief_description}} +- {{task_name_3}}: {{brief_description}} + +### Batching Strategy: +- **Compatible Fixes**: {{tasks_that_can_be_done_together}} +- **Dependency Order**: {{task_A_before_task_B_reasoning}} +- **Risk Mitigation**: {{validation_approach_for_risky_changes}} + +### Success Criteria for This Cycle: +- [ ] Selected tasks completed without regressions +- [ ] Test success rate improvement: {{current}}% → {{target}}% +- [ ] No impact on critical systems (P1 tests remain passing) +- [ ] Validation shows no new failures introduced + +### Resource Allocation: +- **Estimated Effort**: {{time_estimate_for_cycle}} +- **Complexity Assessment**: {{simple_moderate_complex}} +- **Validation Requirements**: {{testing_approach_needed}} +``` + +#### DO Phase: Systematic Implementation + +**Task Execution with Progress Tracking**: + +```bash +# Mark current task as in_progress in TodoWrite +# Implement first task in current cycle + +# Example implementation pattern: +echo "Starting implementation of: {{current_task}}" +echo "PDCA Cycle {{N}}, DO Phase - Task {{M}}" > current_implementation_log.md + +# [Implement specific fix based on root cause analysis] +# Infrastructure fix example: +# - Update import statements +# - Fix dependency issues +# - Resolve environment setup + +# API compatibility fix example: +# - Update method signatures +# - Fix parameter mismatches +# - Resolve interface changes + +# Test design fix example: +# - Update test expectations +# - Fix brittle test logic +# - Improve test reliability + +# Document implementation decision +echo "## Implementation Approach" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Root cause: {{identified_cause}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Solution: {{approach_taken}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Files modified: {{list_of_changed_files}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Risk level: {{low_medium_high}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +``` + +**Working Notes Protocol for Complex Analysis**: + +```bash +# For complex implementation decisions, create analysis workspace +mkdir -p notes/implementation_decisions/ +echo "# Implementation Decision Analysis - {{task_name}}" > notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md + +echo "## Decision Context" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Task: {{current_implementation_task}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Complexity: {{why_this_requires_analysis}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Constraints: {{technical_or_resource_constraints}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md + +echo "## Analysis Workspace" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Approach A: {{details_implications_validation}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Approach B: {{details_implications_validation}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md + +echo "## Impact Assessment" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- System Architecture: {{effect_on_overall_system}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Future Development: {{long_term_implications}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +echo "- Risk Analysis: {{potential_issues_and_mitigation}}" >> notes/implementation_decisions/{{task}}_analysis.md +``` + +#### CHECK Phase: Comprehensive Validation + +**After Each Task Implementation**: + +```bash +# Targeted validation for current task +echo "## CHECK Phase Validation - Task: {{current_task}}" >> current_implementation_log.md + +# 1. Direct test validation +pytest tests/{{affected_category}}/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 20 + +# 2. Integration validation +python -c "import {{affected_module}}; print('Import successful')" + +# 3. Regression prevention for critical systems +pytest tests/security/ tests/model_registry/test_local*.py -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 10 + +# 4. Update health metrics +echo "### Validation Results:" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Target tests now passing: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- No regressions in critical systems: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Integration points working: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md + +# 5. Mark task as completed in TodoWrite if validation successful +# If validation fails, document issues and keep task as in_progress +``` + +**Comprehensive Health Metrics Update**: + +```bash +# Generate updated health report after each fix +echo "# Updated Test Health Report - PDCA Cycle {{N}}" > cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md + +# Re-run key categories to measure improvement +for category in security model_registry integration performance tools; do + echo "## $category Category Status:" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md + if pytest tests/$category/ -q --tb=no 2>/dev/null; then + pytest tests/$category/ -q --tb=no 2>&1 | grep -E "(passed|failed|skipped)" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md + else + echo "Category execution issues detected" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md + fi +done + +# Compare with baseline +echo "## Improvement Tracking:" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md +echo "- Baseline success rate: {{baseline_percentage}}%" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md +echo "- Current success rate: {{current_percentage}}%" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md +echo "- Tests fixed this cycle: {{number_fixed}}" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md +echo "- Remaining P1-P2 issues: {{remaining_high_priority}}" >> cycle_{{N}}_health_report.md +``` + +#### ACT Phase: Decision Framework and Next Iteration + +**User Decision Point After Each PDCA Cycle**: + +```markdown +**TEST QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CYCLE {{N}} COMPLETE** + +**Progress Summary**: +- **PDCA Cycle**: {{N}} completed successfully +- **Tasks Completed**: {{list_of_completed_tasks}} +- **Success Rate Improvement**: {{baseline}}% → {{current}}% +- **Priority Fixes**: {{P1_completed}} P1, {{P2_completed}} P2 completed + +**Current Status**: +- **Critical Systems**: {{security_status}}, {{model_registry_status}}, {{integration_status}} +- **Overall Health**: {{current_percentage}}% success rate +- **Industry Compliance**: {{research_standard_status}}, {{enterprise_standard_status}} + +**Remaining Issues**: +- **{{P1_remaining}} P1-CRITICAL** remaining: {{list_P1_issues}} +- **{{P2_remaining}} P2-HIGH** remaining: {{list_P2_issues}} +- **{{P3_remaining}} P3-MEDIUM** remaining: {{list_P3_issues}} +- **{{P4_remaining}} P4-LOW** remaining: {{justified_skips_count}} justified skips + +**Options**: + +**A) ✅ CONTINUE CYCLES** - Implement next priority fixes + - Will start PDCA Cycle {{N+1}} + - Focus: {{next_cycle_focus_area}} + - Estimated effort: {{next_cycle_time_estimate}} + - Target improvement: {{target_success_rate}}% + +**B) 🔧 ADJUST APPROACH** - Modify strategy based on findings + - Will pause for approach refinement + - Address: {{any_systemic_issues_discovered}} + - Update: {{priority_matrix_or_batching_strategy}} + - Reassess: {{resource_allocation_or_complexity}} + +**C) 📊 ADD COVERAGE ANALYSIS** - Integrate test coverage improvement + - Will run comprehensive coverage analysis + - Identify: {{critical_code_gaps_requiring_tests}} + - Balance: {{test_quality_vs_coverage_enhancement}} + - Estimated scope: {{coverage_improvement_effort}} + +**D) ✅ COMPLETE CURRENT LEVEL** - Achieve target success threshold + - Current status meets/exceeds: {{which_standards_satisfied}} + - Remaining issues: {{justified_as_acceptable_for_solo_programmer}} + - Resource optimization: {{focus_on_feature_development_vs_test_perfection}} + - Final success rate: {{final_percentage}}% + +**My Assessment**: {{technical_recommendation_with_reasoning}} + +**Resource Consideration**: {{solo_programmer_context_analysis}} + +**Your choice (A/B/C/D):** +``` + +### Session Continuity and Context Management + +#### Enhanced Session State Preservation + +**Save Comprehensive PDCA State**: + +```bash +# Save complete session state for resumption +echo "# Test Quality Session State - PDCA Cycle {{N}}" > notes/pdca_session_state.md + +echo "## Current PDCA Progress:" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Cycle number: {{N}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Phase: {{PLAN_DO_CHECK_ACT}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Tasks in current cycle: {{list_current_tasks}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Completed this session: {{completed_tasks}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md + +echo "## TodoWrite State:" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Total tasks: {{total_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Completed: {{completed_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- In progress: {{in_progress_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Pending: {{pending_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md + +echo "## Key Findings This Session:" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Success rate improvement: {{improvement}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Patterns discovered: {{new_insights}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Challenges encountered: {{issues_and_resolutions}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md + +echo "## Context for Next Session:" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Next priority: {{next_action}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Decision pending: {{awaiting_user_input}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Context to preserve: {{critical_information}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +``` + +#### Context Optimization Strategy + +**Before Using `/compact`**: + +```bash +# Archive working notes and preserve essential context +echo "# Essential Context for Continuation" > pdca_essential_context.md + +echo "## Current Achievement Level:" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Success rate: {{current_percentage}}%" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Industry standard compliance: {{status}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Critical systems status: {{security_registry_integration_status}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md + +echo "## Active PDCA Context:" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Cycle: {{N}}, Phase: {{current_phase}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Current focus: {{what_we_are_working_on}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Next decision point: {{user_choice_or_next_implementation}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md + +echo "## Key Implementation Insights:" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Successful approaches: {{what_worked_well}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Patterns to remember: {{important_discoveries}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md +echo "- Avoided approaches: {{what_to_avoid_and_why}}" >> pdca_essential_context.md + +# Move detailed working notes to permanent documentation +cat notes/implementation_decisions/*.md >> CLAUDE.md 2>/dev/null || true +cat cycle_*_health_report.md >> PROJECT_STATUS.md 2>/dev/null || true +``` + +### Integration with Coverage Analysis + +#### Coverage-Driven Test Enhancement + +**When Option C (Coverage Analysis) is Selected**: + +```bash +# Integrate coverage analysis with current test quality status +echo "# Coverage Analysis Integration - PDCA Cycle {{N}}" > coverage_integration_analysis.md + +# Run coverage for key modules +pytest --cov=emuses --cov-report=term-missing tests/ 2>&1 | tee comprehensive_coverage.txt + +# Identify critical functions with <80% coverage +python -c " +import re +with open('comprehensive_coverage.txt') as f: + content = f.read() + lines = content.split('\n') + low_coverage = [l for l in lines if re.search(r'\s+[0-7][0-9]%\s+', l)] + print('Critical functions below 80% coverage:') + for line in low_coverage[:10]: # Top 10 priorities + print(line.strip()) +" > critical_coverage_gaps.txt + +echo "## Coverage-Driven Test Priorities:" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +cat critical_coverage_gaps.txt >> coverage_integration_analysis.md + +echo "## Integration with Current Test Quality:" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +echo "- Current test success rate: {{percentage}}%" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +echo "- Coverage enhancement opportunities: {{count}} critical gaps" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +echo "- Resource allocation: {{balance_quality_fixes_vs_coverage}}" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +``` + +### Quality Gates and Success Criteria + +**PDCA Cycle Success Criteria**: +- [ ] Selected tasks completed without introducing regressions +- [ ] Test success rate improved or maintained +- [ ] Critical systems remain at 100% success +- [ ] TodoWrite accurately reflects current state +- [ ] Health metrics updated and documented +- [ ] Decision framework presented to user + +**Overall Improvement Success Criteria**: +- [ ] **Research Software Compliance**: >90% success for critical systems +- [ ] **Enterprise Standard Compliance**: >85% overall success rate +- [ ] **Solo Programmer Optimization**: High-impact/low-effort fixes prioritized +- [ ] **Systematic Process**: PDCA cycles demonstrate continuous improvement +- [ ] **Session Continuity**: Framework supports interruption and resumption + +### Deliverables + +**PDCA Implementation Tracking**: +1. **TodoWrite Progress**: Real-time task completion tracking +2. **Cycle Health Reports**: Success rate improvement per cycle +3. **Implementation Logs**: Detailed decision and change documentation +4. **Validation Results**: Regression prevention and integration testing + +**Strategic Decision Support**: +1. **User Decision Framework**: Clear options after each cycle +2. **Resource Optimization**: Solo programmer context considerations +3. **Coverage Integration**: Optional test coverage enhancement +4. **Session Continuity**: Seamless interruption and resumption support + +### Next Phase Integration + +**Preparation for 04d (Session Management)**: +- PDCA cycles established and functional ✅ +- TodoWrite integration operational ✅ +- Decision frameworks tested ✅ +- Context optimization proven ✅ + +**Usage**: Execute PDCA cycles until target success criteria achieved, then proceed to `04d_test_session_management.md` for advanced session continuity and user decision optimization. + +This phase ensures systematic, measurable improvement toward 100% meaningful test success while maintaining productivity and preventing regressions. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md b/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..984add89 --- /dev/null +++ b/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md @@ -0,0 +1,361 @@ + +You are Claude managing advanced session continuity and user decision optimization for systematic test improvement with seamless interruption/resumption capabilities. + +**Mission**: Provide seamless session continuity, optimize user decision workflows, and ensure productive test improvement across multiple Claude sessions. + +**Autonomous Capabilities**: Session state management, context optimization, user decision facilitation, and productivity tracking. + +**Prerequisites**: Requires completion of 04a-04c with PDCA cycles operational and improvement tracking established. + +**Context Management**: Advanced session state preservation with automatic resumption capabilities and token-efficient context management. + + + +### Phase 4d: Test Session Management + +**Purpose**: Provide advanced session continuity and user decision optimization for uninterrupted test improvement workflows across multiple sessions. + +**Scope**: Session management phase - ensures productivity and continuity regardless of interruptions. + +**Prerequisites**: Must have completed Phases 4a-4c with: +- PDCA cycles operational and tested +- TodoWrite integration functional +- Decision frameworks validated +- Implementation logs and health reports generated + +### Advanced Session State Preservation + +#### Comprehensive State Capture + +**Before Any Potential Interruption**: + +```bash +# Capture complete session state for resumption +echo "# Test Quality Session State - $(date)" > notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## Session Overview" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Start time: {{session_start_time}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Duration: {{elapsed_time}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- PDCA cycles completed: {{cycles_completed}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Current phase: {{PLAN_DO_CHECK_ACT}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## Current Work Context" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Active task: {{current_task_description}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Focus area: {{P1_P2_batch_category}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Implementation status: {{what_is_in_progress}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Next planned action: {{next_immediate_step}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## Progress Metrics" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Baseline success rate: {{original_percentage}}%" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Current success rate: {{current_percentage}}%" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Improvement this session: {{delta}}%" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Tests fixed this session: {{count}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## TodoWrite State Snapshot" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Total tasks: {{total}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Completed: {{completed}} ({{percentage}}%)" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- In progress: {{in_progress}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Pending: {{pending}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## Critical Findings This Session" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Key patterns discovered: {{insights}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Successful approaches: {{what_worked}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Challenges encountered: {{obstacles_and_solutions}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Solution interactions validated: {{batching_or_dependency_learnings}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md + +echo "## Decision Points and User Preferences" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- User choice pattern: {{A_B_C_D_preferences}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Resource allocation preference: {{quality_vs_coverage_vs_features}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Risk tolerance: {{conservative_moderate_aggressive}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +echo "- Completion criteria preference: {{perfectionist_pragmatic_minimal}}" >> notes/comprehensive_session_state.md +``` + +#### Context Files Organization + +**Structured File Management**: + +```bash +# Organize session files for optimal resumption +mkdir -p notes/session_archive/session_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M) + +# Archive completed cycle details +mv cycle_*_health_report.md notes/session_archive/session_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M)/ 2>/dev/null || true +mv current_implementation_log.md notes/session_archive/session_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M)/ 2>/dev/null || true + +# Preserve essential active context +cp test_analysis_summary.md notes/essential_context.md 2>/dev/null || true +cp implementation_context.md notes/active_priorities.md 2>/dev/null || true +cp comprehensive_session_state.md notes/resumption_context.md 2>/dev/null || true + +# Create next session preparation file +echo "# Next Session Preparation - $(date)" > notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "## Immediate Actions Required:" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "1. {{next_immediate_step}}" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "2. {{validation_or_continuation_needed}}" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "3. {{user_decision_awaiting}}" >> notes/next_session_prep.md + +echo "## Context to Load:" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "- Essential context: notes/essential_context.md" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "- Active priorities: notes/active_priorities.md" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +echo "- Session state: notes/resumption_context.md" >> notes/next_session_prep.md +``` + +### Automatic Session Resumption + +#### Smart Resumption Detection + +**When Starting New Session**: + +```bash +# Detect session state and determine resumption strategy +echo "# Session Resumption Analysis - $(date)" > session_resumption_analysis.md + +echo "## State Detection Results:" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + +# Check for existing session state +if [ -f "notes/resumption_context.md" ]; then + echo "- Previous session state: FOUND" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- Last session: $(grep "Start time:" notes/resumption_context.md | head -1)" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- Last phase: $(grep "Current phase:" notes/resumption_context.md | head -1)" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +else + echo "- Previous session state: NOT FOUND" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- Resumption strategy: Fresh analysis required" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +fi + +# Check TodoWrite state +if [ -f "notes/active_priorities.md" ]; then + echo "- Active priorities: AVAILABLE" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + pending_count=$(grep -c "Status: pending" notes/active_priorities.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0) + in_progress_count=$(grep -c "Status: in_progress" notes/active_priorities.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0) + echo "- Pending tasks: $pending_count" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- In progress tasks: $in_progress_count" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +else + echo "- Active priorities: NOT AVAILABLE" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +fi + +# Check for recent health reports +if ls cycle_*_health_report.md 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then + latest_cycle=$(ls cycle_*_health_report.md | sort -V | tail -1) + echo "- Latest health report: $latest_cycle" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- Progress tracking: AVAILABLE" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +else + echo "- Latest health report: NOT FOUND" >> session_resumption_analysis.md + echo "- Progress tracking: NEEDS ESTABLISHMENT" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +fi + +echo "## Recommended Resumption Strategy:" >> session_resumption_analysis.md +``` + +**Intelligent Resumption Strategy**: + +```markdown +## Session Resumption Strategy Decision + +### Strategy A: CONTINUE_PDCA_CYCLES +**Conditions**: Previous session state found + Active priorities available + In-progress tasks exist +**Action**: Resume from current PDCA cycle phase +**Context Load**: Essential context + Active priorities + Session state +**Next Step**: Validate current task status and continue implementation + +### Strategy B: VALIDATE_AND_RESUME +**Conditions**: Previous session state found + Health reports available + No in-progress tasks +**Action**: Validate previous work and start next cycle +**Context Load**: Essential context + Latest health report + Standards validation +**Next Step**: Run health check and determine next priority focus + +### Strategy C: FRESH_ANALYSIS_REQUIRED +**Conditions**: No previous session state OR Context files missing OR Significant time gap +**Action**: Start fresh analysis with baseline establishment +**Context Load**: Historical findings if available +**Next Step**: Execute Phase 04a (Test Execution Infrastructure) + +### Strategy D: DECISION_POINT_RESUME +**Conditions**: Session ended at user decision point + Decision prompt available +**Action**: Present previous decision prompt for user choice +**Context Load**: Full session context + Decision framework +**Next Step**: Present options A/B/C/D to user with updated metrics +``` + +### Enhanced User Decision Optimization + +#### Adaptive Decision Framework + +**Context-Aware Decision Prompts**: + +```markdown +**ADAPTIVE TEST QUALITY DECISION FRAMEWORK - Session {{N}}** + +**Session Context Analysis**: +- **Session duration**: {{elapsed_time}} ({{productive_focused_marathon}}) +- **Progress momentum**: {{steady_accelerating_plateauing}} +- **User engagement pattern**: {{detailed_high_level_delegated}} +- **Resource availability**: {{full_focused_limited_interrupted}} + +**Progress Summary** (Tailored to {{user_engagement_pattern}}): +- **PDCA Cycle**: {{N}} {{completed_in_progress_paused}} +- **Success Rate**: {{baseline}}% → {{current}}% ({{improvement_trend}}) +- **Key Achievement**: {{most_significant_accomplishment_this_session}} +- **Effort Investment**: {{time_spent}} on {{main_focus_area}} + +**Strategic Position**: +- **Critical Systems**: {{security_registry_integration_status}} +- **Research Software Compliance**: {{current_vs_90_percent_target}} +- **Solo Programmer Optimization**: {{efficiency_assessment}} +- **Remaining High-Value Opportunities**: {{P1_P2_count}} fixes + +**Intelligent Options** (Adapted for {{current_context}}): + +**A) ✅ CONTINUE CYCLES** - {{context_specific_continuation_reason}} + - Next focus: {{optimal_next_target}} + - Estimated session time: {{realistic_time_estimate}} + - Success probability: {{high_medium_low}} based on {{recent_patterns}} + - Value proposition: {{specific_improvement_expected}} + +**B) 🔧 ADJUST APPROACH** - {{context_specific_adjustment_reason}} + - Recommended modification: {{strategy_refinement_needed}} + - Time to implement: {{adjustment_time_estimate}} + - Expected benefit: {{process_improvement_outcome}} + - Best timing: {{now_next_session_after_milestone}} + +**C) 📊 ADD COVERAGE ANALYSIS** - {{coverage_context_assessment}} + - Coverage opportunity: {{critical_gaps_identified}} + - Integration complexity: {{simple_moderate_complex}} + - Resource requirement: {{coverage_effort_estimate}} + - Strategic value: {{test_quality_vs_coverage_balance}} + +**D) ✅ COMPLETE CURRENT LEVEL** - {{completion_context_justification}} + - Current achievement: {{meets_exceeds_which_standards}} + - Remaining issues: {{justified_acceptable_deferred}} + - Resource optimization: {{development_focus_recommendation}} + - Next milestone: {{feature_development_next_phase}} + +**Claude's Assessment**: {{context_aware_technical_recommendation}} + +**Productivity Optimization**: {{session_energy_resource_consideration}} + +**User Decision Tracking** (For pattern learning): +- **Previous choices**: {{A_B_C_D_pattern}} +- **Preferred work style**: {{marathon_focused_iterative}} +- **Quality threshold**: {{perfectionist_pragmatic_minimal}} + +**Your choice (A/B/C/D):** +``` + +#### Session Energy and Productivity Tracking + +**Productivity Metrics Integration**: + +```bash +# Track session productivity patterns for optimization +echo "# Session Productivity Analysis" > session_productivity.md + +echo "## Productivity Metrics:" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Tasks completed per hour: {{completion_rate}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Success rate improvement per hour: {{improvement_rate}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Context switching frequency: {{focus_continuity_assessment}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Problem resolution efficiency: {{quick_moderate_complex_fix_ratios}}" >> session_productivity.md + +echo "## Energy Pattern Recognition:" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Peak productivity phase: {{when_most_effective}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Optimal session length: {{based_on_performance_data}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Break timing optimization: {{sustained_vs_interval_patterns}}" >> session_productivity.md + +echo "## Recommendations for Next Session:" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Optimal start approach: {{fresh_analysis_continue_validate}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Suggested session structure: {{focus_areas_and_timing}}" >> session_productivity.md +echo "- Energy management: {{when_to_tackle_complex_vs_simple_tasks}}" >> session_productivity.md +``` + +### Context Optimization for Long-Term Efficiency + +#### Advanced Context Management + +**Before Context Limits**: + +```bash +# Advanced context optimization strategy +echo "# Context Optimization - $(date)" > context_optimization_log.md + +echo "## Pre-Optimization Assessment:" >> context_optimization_log.md +echo "- Active analysis files: $(ls notes/*.md analysis_*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l)" >> context_optimization_log.md +echo "- Implementation logs: $(ls *implementation_log.md cycle_*.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l)" >> context_optimization_log.md +echo "- Health reports: $(ls *health_report.md *metrics.md 2>/dev/null | wc -l)" >> context_optimization_log.md + +# Archive resolved issues +mkdir -p archive/resolved_$(date +%Y%m%d) +mv notes/implementation_decisions/*_resolved.md archive/resolved_$(date +%Y%m%d)/ 2>/dev/null || true + +# Consolidate essential findings +echo "# Essential Context Preservation" > essential_findings.md +echo "## Critical Success Patterns:" >> essential_findings.md +echo "{{patterns_that_consistently_work}}" >> essential_findings.md + +echo "## Avoided Approaches:" >> essential_findings.md +echo "{{approaches_that_failed_and_why}}" >> essential_findings.md + +echo "## Active Priority Context:" >> essential_findings.md +echo "{{current_focus_and_immediate_next_steps}}" >> essential_findings.md + +# Update permanent documentation +cat essential_findings.md >> CLAUDE.md +``` + +**Context Restoration Strategy**: + +```bash +# When context is needed again, efficient restoration +echo "# Context Restoration Guide" > context_restoration.md + +echo "## Essential Files for Quick Context:" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- CLAUDE.md: Contains consolidated learnings and patterns" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- PROJECT_STATUS.md: Current project health and priorities" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- essential_findings.md: Session-specific critical insights" >> context_restoration.md + +echo "## Detailed Context if Needed:" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- archive/resolved_*/: Historical implementation decisions" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- notes/session_archive/: Complete session histories" >> context_restoration.md +echo "- test_analysis_summary.md: Comprehensive failure analysis" >> context_restoration.md +``` + +### Quality Gates and Success Criteria + +**Session Management Success Criteria**: +- [ ] Session state preserved before any interruption +- [ ] Resumption strategy determined automatically +- [ ] User decision framework adapted to context +- [ ] Productivity patterns tracked and optimized +- [ ] Context efficiently managed without information loss + +**Long-term Efficiency Criteria**: +- [ ] Session-to-session continuity seamless +- [ ] Context optimization prevents token overflow +- [ ] User decision patterns learned and applied +- [ ] Productivity metrics guide session optimization +- [ ] Knowledge preservation enables compound improvement + +### Integration with Overall Framework + +**Preparation for Production Use**: +- Session management operational ✅ +- Context optimization proven ✅ +- User decision adaptation functional ✅ +- Productivity tracking established ✅ + +**Usage**: This phase completes the comprehensive test quality framework, enabling seamless long-term test improvement across multiple sessions while optimizing user productivity and decision-making efficiency. + +### Deliverables + +**Session Continuity Infrastructure**: +1. **Comprehensive State Preservation**: Complete session context capture +2. **Intelligent Resumption**: Automatic detection and strategy selection +3. **Adaptive Decision Framework**: Context-aware user decision optimization +4. **Productivity Tracking**: Session efficiency metrics and optimization + +**Long-term Efficiency Systems**: +1. **Context Management**: Token-efficient preservation and restoration +2. **Pattern Learning**: User preference tracking and application +3. **Knowledge Consolidation**: Essential findings preservation +4. **Compound Improvement**: Session-to-session knowledge building + +This phase ensures that test quality improvement becomes a sustainable, efficient process that builds momentum across multiple sessions while respecting user preferences and productivity patterns. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md b/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5434c9f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ + +You are Claude, an AI onboarding engineer. Your mission is to gather ALL info needed to implement a new feature safely. + + +**Feature draft** ⟶ {{FEATURE_DRAFT_PARAGRAPH}} + +⚠️ **Prerequisites**: +- Ensure `.lad/` directory exists in your project root (should be committed on main branch). +- Ensure `.coveragerc` file exists in project root. If missing, create it with: + ```ini + [run] + branch = True + dynamic_context = test_function + source = {{PROJECT_NAME}} + omit = + */__pycache__/* + *.pyc + .coverage + .lad/* + + [report] + exclude_lines = + pragma: no cover + if __name__ == .__main__.: + show_missing = True + + [html] + directory = coverage_html ``` + (Replace `{{PROJECT_NAME}}` with your actual package name) + +- Ensure `.flake8` file exists in project root. If missing, create it with: + ```ini + [flake8] + max-complexity = 10 + radon-max-cc = 10 + exclude = + __pycache__, + .git, + .lad, + .venv, + venv, + build, + dist + ``` + +Then: + +1. Echo your understanding (≤100 words). +2. Ask for any missing inputs, outputs, edge-cases, perf/security requirements. +3. Detect obvious design forks (e.g. *pathlib* vs *os*) and ask me to choose. +4. When nothing is missing reply **READY** and output the variable map (e.g. `FEATURE_SLUG=…`) so you can substitute all `{{…}}` placeholders in future steps. + +**Persist variables** +Save the map above to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` (create folders if missing). + +**Deliverable**: Variable map printed + saved to feature_vars.md file. + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md b/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3a6b26e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ + +You are Claude — Python architect and documentation generator. +Goal: create concise, multi-audience docs for the code in scope. + +**Output destination** +*If* `{{SPLIT}}` is **true** → write **one file per top-level module** to +`docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_{{MODULE_NAME}}.md` +*Else* → append all sections into `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md`. + +**Documentation structure** + +* **Level 1 (plain English)** – always visible paragraph summarising intent. +* **Level 2 (API table)** – auto-populate one row per *public* function/class: + | Symbol | Purpose | Inputs | Outputs | Side-effects | +* **Level 3 (annotated snippets)** – inside Level 2 `
`; include code only for symbols that the current feature or variable map references. +* Prepend a hidden `` block (stripped before commit) explaining why the selected APIs/snippets are most relevant. + +* ⚠ When SPLIT=true, include coverage context link: \coverage_html/index.html so future steps can decide usefulness. + +Formatting rules +* Use **NumPy-style docstring** markup in examples. +* Do **not** modify source code. +* Limit each Level 3 snippet to ≤ 30 lines. +* Skip private helpers unless they are directly invoked by a Level 2 symbol. + +**Deliverable** +Print the generated Markdown here **and** save it to the path(s) above. + + + +Analyse the files I have open (plus transitively imported files) and generate the documentation following the structure and rules above. + diff --git a/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md b/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..17705ee3 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ + +You are Claude, acting as lead developer. Use **test-driven development**. + +**Communication Guidelines**: +- Use measured, objective language +- Avoid excessive enthusiasm ("brilliant!", "excellent!") +- State limitations and trade-offs clearly +- Provide honest criticism when ideas have issues +- Focus on accuracy over user validation + + + +Context : `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md` (in target project) + +**Feature brief** +Name : {{FEATURE_NAME}} +Description : {{FEATURE_DESCRIPTION}} +Inputs : {{INPUTS}} +Outputs : {{OUTPUTS}} +Constraints : {{CONSTRAINTS}} +Acceptance criteria : {{CRITERIA}} + +--- + +### Task – create a hierarchical TDD plan + +**📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when creating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. + +Produce a top-level checklist **(3–7 atomic tasks)**, print it here, **and save the same Markdown** to +`docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`. + +* **Checklist format** + `- [ ] Task N ║ tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_taskN.py ║ what to test ║ S/M/L` + +* **Sub-steps** + Break each top-level task into 2 – 5 indented sub-tasks: + ``` + - [ ] 1.1 … + - [ ] 1.1.a … (optional deeper level) + ``` + +*After generating the top-level checklist, append the following block to the same Markdown file*: + +``` +
📝 Extended Details (for ChatGPT / humans) + +### Rationale +One-paragraph hidden rationale goes here. + +### Resources +- Files to open: … +- External APIs / libs: … + +### Risks & Mitigations +- 🚨 Risk A – Mitigation +- Risk B – … + +### Acceptance-Checks +| Test file | Assertion | Metric | +|---------------------------------------------|---------------------------------|-----------------------| +| tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_task1.py | Returns correct output | flake8 < 10 | +| … | … | runtime ≤ 30 s | + +### Testing Strategy +**For each task, specify the appropriate testing approach:** +- **API/Web Service tasks**: Integration testing (real app + mocked external deps) +- **Business Logic tasks**: Unit testing (complete isolation) +- **Data Processing tasks**: Unit testing (minimal deps + fixtures) + +
+``` + +--- + +**Deliverable:** checklist printed above **plus** the extended `
` section, all saved to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`. + diff --git a/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md b/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..29e2007c --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ + +You are ChatGPT (GPT-4), a senior Python architect and code-audit specialist. Your task is to review a test-driven development (TDD) plan using only the provided attachments. + +**Attachments you will receive:** +1. **Context Doc** — `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md` (or multiple docs files for each module). +2. **TDD Plan** — `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`. + +If any required attachment is missing or empty, respond **exactly**: +❌ Aborted – missing required attachment(s): [list missing] +and stop without further analysis. + +--- +### Review checklist +1. **Completeness** — every acceptance criterion maps to at least one task. +2. **Dependency Order** — tasks are sequenced so prerequisites are met. +3. **Hidden Risks & Edge Cases** — concurrency, large data volumes, external APIs, state persistence. +4. **Test Coverage Gaps** — missing negative or boundary tests, performance targets, inappropriate testing strategy (should use integration testing for APIs, unit testing for business logic). +5. **Maintainability** — cyclomatic complexity, modularity, naming consistency, docstring quality. +6. **Security / Privacy** — injection, deserialization vulnerabilities, PII exposure, file-system risks. + +### Response format +Reply with **exactly one** header, then content: + +* ✅ **Sound** — one-sentence approval. Optionally include minor suggestions in a `
` block. +* ❌ **Issues** — bullet list of findings (🚨 prefix critical items). **≤ 250 visible words**. If needed, add an optional `
Extended notes…
` block for deeper analysis. + +Think step-by-step but do **not** reveal your chain-of-thought. Present only your structured review. + + + +**Attach** the following files before sending this prompt: +- `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md` +- `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` + +Once attachments are provided, invoke the audit. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md b/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..96200556 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ + +You are Claude, a senior Python architect and code-audit specialist. +Your task: **critically review** the TDD plan that appears immediately above this prompt. + +Checklist for your review (max 300 words): +1. **Completeness** – does every acceptance criterion map to at least one task? +2. **Dependency Order** – are tasks sequenced so each prerequisite is met? +3. **Hidden Risks & Edge-Cases** – concurrency, large files, external API throttling, etc. +4. **Test Coverage Gaps** – missing negative tests, boundary conditions, performance budgets. Verify appropriate testing strategy (integration for APIs, unit for business logic). +5. **Complexity & Maintainability** – will the plan exceed flake8 `--max-complexity 10` or create God functions? +6. **Security / Privacy** – any obvious injection, deserialisation, or PII leaks? +7. **Resource Check** – are all referenced files/APIs accessible? note any unknowns. + +### Response format +Reply with: + +* ✅ **Sound** – one-sentence affirmation, OR +* ❌ **Issues** – bullet list (critical items start with 🚨 and appear first). + +End with an optional **“Suggested Re-ordering”** sub-section if you believe re-sequencing tasks would lower risk. + +Keep the visible response ≤ 300 words. +If you need more space, add an optional `
Extended notes …
` block after the main list. + + + + +Please audit the TDD plan shown above and respond using the format specified. + +**Persist review** +Write this entire review to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_copilot.md` + +**Deliverable**: Printed review + saved file. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md b/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b9d1af65 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ + +You are Claude, a senior dev lead. Integrate external review feedback into the plan, then evaluate for potential splitting. + +### Inputs (attachments) +1. `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` ← original plan +2. `review_copilot.md` ← Copilot review (❌ bullets) +3. `review_chatgpt.md` ← ChatGPT review (❌ bullets) + +### Phase 1: Integrate Review Feedback (Required) +1. Parse both review files; merge issues by category (Completeness, Order, Risk, Coverage, Maintainability, Security). +2. For each issue: + * If it requires a **new task**, add a checklist item with test path & size. + * If it requires **re-ordering**, adjust task numbers accordingly. + * If already covered, mark as "addressed". +3. Insert a `
Review-Resolution Log` block beneath the checklist summarising how each issue was handled. +4. Create the fully integrated plan with all feedback incorporated. + +### Phase 2: Plan Complexity Evaluation (Optional) +**After integrating all reviews, evaluate the resulting plan for splitting using these criteria:** + +**Size Metrics:** +- Task count > 6 suggests potential splitting +- Sub-task count > 25-30 indicates overwhelm risk +- Mix of S/M/L complexity across different domains + +**Domain Analysis:** +- Security tasks separate from core functionality +- Performance optimization distinct from business logic +- API/interface tasks vs internal implementation +- Infrastructure vs application logic + +**Dependency Assessment:** +- Natural architectural boundaries exist +- Task groupings with minimal cross-dependencies +- Foundation → Domain → Interface → Security/Performance flow possible + +### Phase 3A: Single Plan Output (default path) +If complexity is manageable (≤6 tasks, ≤25 sub-tasks, single domain) OR splitting not beneficial: +1. Save integrated plan with Review-Resolution Log to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` +2. Print updated checklist +3. **Done** - proceed with standard implementation + +### Phase 3B: Multi-Plan Output (when splitting beneficial) +**Only if splitting criteria are clearly met**, create sub-plan structure: + +**Step 1: Generate Sub-Plan Breakdown** +Create 2-4 sub-plans following dependency order: +- **0a_foundation**: Core models, infrastructure, job management +- **0b_{{domain}}**: Business logic, pipeline integration +- **0c_interface**: API endpoints, external interfaces +- **0d_security**: Security, performance, compatibility testing + +**Step 2: Create Sub-Plan Files** +For each sub-plan ID (0a, 0b, 0c, 0d): +- `plan_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` with focused task subset +- `context_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` with relevant documentation + +**Step 3: Archive Original** +- Save complete integrated plan as `plan_master.md` +- Create `split_decision.md` documenting rationale and dependencies + +**Step 4: Context Evolution Planning** +Document how each sub-plan updates context for subsequent ones: +- Foundation creates APIs → updates interface context +- Domain logic creates services → updates security context +- Interface creates endpoints → updates security context + +### File Structure for Split Plans +``` +docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/ +├── feature_vars.md # Original variables +├── {{DOC_BASENAME}}.md # Original full context (read-only) +├── plan_master.md # Complete integrated plan (archived) +├── split_decision.md # Rationale and dependency map +├── plan_0a_foundation.md # Sub-plan 1: Core/Foundation +├── plan_0b_{{domain}}.md # Sub-plan 2: Domain logic +├── plan_0c_interface.md # Sub-plan 3: API/Interface +├── plan_0d_security.md # Sub-plan 4: Security + Performance +├── context_0a_foundation.md # Focused context for sub-plan 0a +├── context_0b_{{domain}}.md # Extended context for sub-plan 0b +├── context_0c_interface.md # API context for sub-plan 0c +└── context_0d_security.md # Complete context for security +``` + +### Deliverable +**Default (Single Plan)**: Updated `plan.md` with Review-Resolution Log + printed checklist +**Enhanced (Split Plans)**: Sub-plan files + `split_decision.md` + summary of sub-plan structure + + + + +Integrate the attached reviews into the plan as specified. Then evaluate if plan splitting would be beneficial and implement accordingly. + diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md b/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..75a28857 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ + +You are Claude in Agent Mode. + +**Sub-Plan Support:** +- If a SUB_PLAN_ID parameter is provided, load `plan_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` and `context_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` instead of the default plan/context files. +- After each task, update context files for subsequent sub-plans (e.g., update `context_0b_*.md` after 0a, etc.). +- Track completion and integration for each sub-plan. On sub-plan completion, verify integration points and update the next sub-plan's context. + +**Pre-flight Check:** +1. **Full regression test**: Run the complete test suite to establish baseline: + ```bash + pytest -q --tb=short + ``` + If any tests fail, stop and fix regressions before proceeding. + +2. **Completed task verification**: If there are previously checked tasks in the current plan file (i.e. lines marked `- [x]`), re-run their specific tests: + ```bash + # run only tests for completed tasks + pytest -q --maxfail=1 --lf + ``` + +3. **Coverage baseline**: Establish current coverage before changes: + ```bash + pytest --cov=. --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | grep "TOTAL" + ``` + +**Scope Guard:** Before making any edits, identify the minimal code region needed to satisfy the current failing test. Do **not** modify or delete code outside this region. + +**Regression Prevention:** +1. **Dependency Analysis**: Before changing any function/class, run: + ```bash + # Find all references to understand impact + grep -r "function_name" . --include="*.py" | head -10 + ``` +2. **Interface Preservation**: If changing public APIs, ensure backward compatibility or update all callers +3. **Test Impact Assessment**: Before modifying shared utilities, run affected tests: + ```bash + # Run tests that import the module you're changing + pytest -q -k "test_module_name" + ``` + +• If the file you're editing exceeds ~500 lines, pause and: + 1. Identify the next 200–300 line logical block. + 2. Extract it into a new sub-module via a separate prompt. + 3. Commit that change before proceeding with other edits. +**Forbidden Actions** + - Never delete or move existing functions/classes unless **all three** conditions hold: 1. Ask the user to run coverage externally: + ```bash + coverage run -m pytest [test_files] -q && coverage html + ``` + then wait for user to confirm **coverage complete** and check 0% coverage. + 2. Confirm the function/class is **absent from Level 2 API docs**. + - **If both checks pass**, Copilot should prompt the user: + Delete ? (y/n) + Reason: + (Tip: use VS Code “Find All References” on to double-check.) +**Safety Check:** After applying changes but before running tests, verify that unrelated files remain unaltered. + +Implement the **next unchecked task** only from the current sub-plan. + +**Workflow** +1. **Write the failing test first.** + **Testing Strategy by Component Type:** + • **API Endpoints & Web Services**: Use integration testing - import the real FastAPI/Django app, mock only external dependencies (databases, APIs, file systems). Test actual HTTP routing, validation, serialization, and error handling. + • **Business Logic & Algorithms**: Use unit testing - mock all dependencies, test logic in complete isolation, focus on edge cases. + • **Data Processing & Utilities**: Use unit testing with minimal dependencies, use test data fixtures. + + • If you need to store intermediate notes or dependency maps, write them to `docs/_scratch/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}.md` and reference this file in subsequent sub-tasks. + • If the next sub-task will touch >200 lines of code or >10 files, break it into 2–5 indented sub-sub-tasks in the plan, commit that plan update, then proceed with implementation. + +2. **Modify minimal code** to pass the new test without breaking existing ones. +3. **Ensure NumPy-style docstrings** on all additions. +4. **Run** `pytest -q` **repeatedly until green.** + +4.5 **Continuous Regression Check**: After each code change, run a quick regression test: + ```bash + # Run tests for modules you've modified + pytest -q tests/test_modified_module.py + ``` + If any existing tests fail, fix immediately before continuing. + +5. **Update docs & plan**: + • If `SPLIT=true` or SUB_PLAN_ID is set → update any `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_*` or `docs/context_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` files you previously created. + • Else → update `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md`. + • **Check the box** in your plan file (`plan_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` or `plan.md`): change the leading `- [ ]` on the task (and any completed sub-steps) you just implemented to `- [x]`. + • **Update documentation**: + - In each modified source file, ensure any new or changed functions/classes have NumPy-style docstrings. + - If you've added new public APIs, append their signature/purpose to the Level 2 API table in your context doc(s). - Save all doc files (`docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md` or split docs). + +5.5 **Quality Gate** + • Run flake8 and quick coverage as described in .copilot-instructions.md. + • **Final regression test**: Run full test suite to ensure no regressions: + ```bash + pytest -q --tb=short + ``` + • If violations or test failures, pause and show first 10 issues, ask user whether to fix now. + +6. **Draft commit**: + * Header ↠ `feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): ` ← **one sub-task only** + * Body ↠ bullet list of the sub-steps you just did. + +7. **Show changes & await approval**: + Output `git diff --stat --staged` and await user approval. + +**When you're ready** to commit and push, type **y**. Then run: + +```bash +git add -A +git commit -m "
" -m "" +git push -u origin HEAD +``` + + + +Begin the next unchecked task now. + diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md b/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ff7d5505 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md @@ -0,0 +1,405 @@ +# Test Quality Analysis & Systematic Remediation for GitHub Copilot + +## Overview + +This prompt is designed to work with GitHub Copilot's comment-based and function header prompting model. Unlike Claude Code's conversational interface, GitHub Copilot responds best to structured comments, descriptive function headers, and incremental code completion. + +## Copilot Adaptation Strategy + +### Core Differences from Claude Version: + +1. **Comment-Based Prompting**: Use structured comments before code blocks instead of conversational instructions +2. **Incremental Development**: Break down complex analysis into smaller, manageable functions +3. **Function Header Driven**: Use descriptive function signatures to guide Copilot's code generation +4. **Context Provision**: Provide explicit examples and context in comments +5. **Natural Language Integration**: Leverage Copilot's natural language understanding in comments + +## Implementation Approach + +### Phase 1: Test Analysis Infrastructure + +```python +# Create comprehensive test execution and analysis framework +# Purpose: Systematic test quality improvement for solo programmers +# Methodology: PDCA cycles with holistic pattern recognition + +import subprocess +import json +import re +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from enum import Enum + +class TestPriority(Enum): + """ + Test fix priority levels based on research software standards + and solo programmer resource constraints + """ + P1_CRITICAL = "P1_CRITICAL" # Scientific validity, immediate fix required + P2_HIGH = "P2_HIGH" # System reliability, research workflow essential + P3_MEDIUM = "P3_MEDIUM" # Performance, integration support + P4_LOW = "P4_LOW" # Cosmetic, non-essential functionality + +class TestFailureCategory(Enum): + """ + Root cause taxonomy for systematic pattern recognition + """ + INFRASTRUCTURE = "INFRASTRUCTURE" # Imports, dependencies, environment + API_COMPATIBILITY = "API_COMPATIBILITY" # Method signatures, interfaces + TEST_DESIGN = "TEST_DESIGN" # Brittle tests, wrong expectations + COVERAGE_GAPS = "COVERAGE_GAPS" # Untested integration points + CONFIGURATION = "CONFIGURATION" # Settings, paths, service dependencies + +@dataclass +class TestFailure: + """ + Structured representation of test failure for analysis + """ + test_name: str + category: TestFailureCategory + priority: TestPriority + root_cause: str + error_message: str + affected_files: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) + fix_strategy: str = "" + fix_complexity: str = "UNKNOWN" # SIMPLE, MODERATE, COMPLEX + dependencies: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) # Other fixes this depends on + +def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention(test_category: str) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Execute test category using proven chunking strategy to prevent timeouts + + Args: + test_category: Category like 'security', 'model_registry', 'integration' + + Returns: + Dict containing test results and execution metadata + + Example usage: + # Test security category with comprehensive error capture + security_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('security') + """ + # [Copilot will generate implementation based on this comment structure] + pass + +def aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results: List[Dict]) -> Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]: + """ + Perform holistic pattern recognition across ALL test failures + + Instead of analyzing failures sequentially, this function aggregates + all failures first to identify: + - Cascading failure patterns (one root cause affects multiple tests) + - Cross-cutting concerns (similar issues across different modules) + - Solution interaction opportunities (single fix resolves multiple issues) + + Args: + test_results: List of test execution results from all categories + + Returns: + Dictionary mapping failure categories to structured failure objects + + Implementation approach: + 1. Extract all FAILED and ERROR entries from test outputs + 2. Classify each failure using root cause taxonomy + 3. Group failures by category and identify patterns + 4. Map interdependencies between failures + """ + # [Copilot will implement pattern recognition logic] + pass + +def validate_test_against_industry_standards(test_failure: TestFailure) -> Dict[str, bool]: + """ + Multi-tier validation of test justification against industry standards + + Validates each test failure against: + - Research Software Standard (30-60% baseline acceptable) + - Enterprise Standard (85-95% expectation) + - IEEE Testing Standard (industry best practices) + - Solo Programmer Context (resource constraints) + + Args: + test_failure: Structured test failure object + + Returns: + Dictionary with justification status for each standard level + + Example output: + { + 'research_justified': True, + 'enterprise_justified': False, + 'ieee_justified': False, + 'solo_programmer_recommendation': 'FIX' + } + """ + # [Copilot will generate multi-standard validation logic] + pass +``` + +### Phase 2: PDCA Implementation Functions + +```python +def plan_phase_solution_optimization(failures: Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + PLAN phase: Strategic solution planning with resource optimization + + Performs comprehensive solution interaction analysis: + - Identifies fixes that can be batched together (compatible) + - Maps dependency ordering (Fix A must complete before Fix B) + - Assesses risk levels for regression prevention + - Optimizes resource allocation for solo programmer context + + Priority Matrix (Enhanced for Solo Programmer): + - P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort + - P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes + - P3-MEDIUM: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value + - P4-LOW: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove) + + Args: + failures: Categorized and structured test failures + + Returns: + Implementation plan with optimized fix sequence + """ + # [Copilot will generate strategic planning logic] + pass + +def do_phase_systematic_implementation(implementation_plan: Dict) -> List[str]: + """ + DO phase: Execute fixes using optimized sequence + + Implementation strategy: + 1. Quick wins first (high-impact/low-effort for momentum) + 2. Dependency resolution (fixes that enable other fixes) + 3. Batch compatible fixes (minimize context switching) + 4. Risk management (high-risk fixes with validation) + + Integrates with TodoWrite-style progress tracking for session continuity + + Args: + implementation_plan: Output from plan_phase_solution_optimization + + Returns: + List of completed fix descriptions for check phase validation + """ + # [Copilot will generate systematic implementation logic] + pass + +def check_phase_comprehensive_validation(completed_fixes: List[str]) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + CHECK phase: Validate implementation with regression prevention + + Validation protocol: + - Targeted validation for affected test categories + - Integration validation (import testing) + - Regression prevention for critical modules + - Health metrics tracking (baseline vs current) + + Generates comparative health report: + - Test collection success rate + - Category-wise success rates + - Critical system status validation + + Args: + completed_fixes: List of fixes implemented in DO phase + + Returns: + Comprehensive validation report with success metrics + """ + # [Copilot will generate validation and health tracking logic] + pass + +def act_phase_decision_framework(validation_report: Dict) -> str: + """ + ACT phase: Generate user decision prompt for next iteration + + Analyzes validation results and presents structured options: + A) Continue cycles - Implement next priority fixes + B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings + C) Add coverage analysis - Integrate coverage improvement + D) Complete current level - Achieve target success threshold + + Provides specific metrics and recommendations for each option + + Args: + validation_report: Output from check_phase_comprehensive_validation + + Returns: + Formatted decision prompt string for user choice + """ + # [Copilot will generate decision framework logic] + pass +``` + +### Phase 3: Coverage Integration + +```python +def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_test_quality(module_name: str) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Coverage-driven test improvement using CoverUp-style methodology + + Links test failures to coverage gaps: + - Identifies critical functions with <80% coverage requiring tests + - Maps uncovered integration points to test failure patterns + - Prioritizes test improvements by coverage impact + + Implementation approach: + 1. Run coverage analysis for specified module + 2. Parse coverage report for low-coverage functions + 3. Cross-reference with existing test failures + 4. Generate priority list for coverage-driven test creation + + Args: + module_name: Python module to analyze (e.g., 'emuses.model_registry') + + Returns: + Coverage analysis with linked test improvement recommendations + """ + # [Copilot will generate coverage integration logic] + pass + +def generate_coverage_driven_tests(coverage_gaps: List[str], test_failures: List[TestFailure]) -> List[str]: + """ + Generate test code for critical coverage gaps + + Uses iterative improvement approach: + - Focus on critical system components with <80% coverage + - Prioritize uncovered integration points + - Quality over quantity - meaningful tests vs coverage padding + + Args: + coverage_gaps: List of functions/methods with insufficient coverage + test_failures: Related test failures that might be coverage-related + + Returns: + List of generated test code snippets ready for implementation + """ + # [Copilot will generate test creation logic] + pass +``` + +### Phase 4: Session Management + +```python +def save_session_state_for_resumption(current_pdca_cycle: int, analysis_findings: Dict) -> None: + """ + Enhanced session state preservation for seamless resumption + + Saves comprehensive session state including: + - Current PDCA cycle and phase + - TodoWrite progress tracking + - Analysis findings and patterns discovered + - Critical context for next session + + Uses structured markdown files for human readability and tool parsing + + Args: + current_pdca_cycle: Which PDCA iteration we're currently in + analysis_findings: Key patterns and insights discovered + """ + # [Copilot will generate session state preservation logic] + pass + +def load_session_state_and_resume() -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Automatic session resumption with state detection + + Detects current state and determines next action: + - Checks for existing TodoWrite tasks + - Identifies current PDCA cycle phase + - Loads previous analysis findings + - Determines optimal resumption point + + Returns: + Session state dictionary with resumption context + """ + # [Copilot will generate resumption logic] + pass + +def optimize_context_for_token_efficiency(session_data: Dict) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Context optimization strategy for long-running sessions + + Implements equivalent of Claude's /compact command: + - Identifies critical context to preserve + - Archives resolved issues and outdated analysis + - Maintains active analysis context + - Saves detailed findings to permanent files + + Args: + session_data: Current session context and analysis data + + Returns: + Optimized context dictionary with preserved essentials + """ + # [Copilot will generate context optimization logic] + pass +``` + +## Usage Instructions for Copilot + +### 1. Initial Setup +```python +# Initialize test quality improvement session +# This comment will prompt Copilot to create setup code +# Initialize comprehensive test analysis environment + +test_analyzer = TestQualityAnalyzer() # Copilot will suggest class structure +``` + +### 2. Pattern Recognition +```python +# Execute holistic pattern recognition across all test categories +# Aggregate failures from security, model_registry, integration, performance, tools +# Classify failures using root cause taxonomy: INFRASTRUCTURE, API_COMPATIBILITY, TEST_DESIGN, COVERAGE_GAPS, CONFIGURATION + +all_failures = aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results) +``` + +### 3. PDCA Cycle Execution +```python +# PLAN: Strategic solution optimization for solo programmer context +# Prioritize fixes: P1-CRITICAL (scientific validity), P2-HIGH (system reliability), P3-MEDIUM (performance), P4-LOW (cosmetic) +# Identify solution interactions: compatible batches, dependency ordering, risk assessment + +implementation_plan = plan_phase_solution_optimization(all_failures) + +# DO: Execute fixes using resource-optimized sequence +# Quick wins first, dependency resolution, batch compatible fixes, risk management + +completed_fixes = do_phase_systematic_implementation(implementation_plan) + +# CHECK: Comprehensive validation with regression prevention +# Targeted validation, integration testing, health metrics tracking + +validation_report = check_phase_comprehensive_validation(completed_fixes) + +# ACT: Generate decision prompt for next iteration +# Options: Continue cycles, Adjust approach, Add coverage, Complete level + +decision_prompt = act_phase_decision_framework(validation_report) +``` + +### 4. Session Continuity +```python +# Save session state for seamless resumption across interruptions +# Include PDCA cycle progress, analysis findings, TodoWrite state + +save_session_state_for_resumption(current_cycle, findings) + +# Resume from saved state in next session +# Automatic state detection and resumption point identification + +session_state = load_session_state_and_resume() +``` + +## Key Adaptations for Copilot + +1. **Structured Function Headers**: Each function has clear purpose, parameters, and return types +2. **Comment-Driven Development**: Detailed comments before code blocks guide Copilot's generation +3. **Incremental Implementation**: Complex processes broken into smaller, manageable functions +4. **Natural Language Integration**: Comments use natural language to describe implementation approaches +5. **Context Provision**: Examples and usage patterns provided in function docstrings +6. **Explicit Parameter Documentation**: Clear argument descriptions help Copilot understand intent + +This framework provides the same systematic test improvement capabilities as the Claude version while adapting to GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and comment-based prompting. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md b/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..803cd217 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md @@ -0,0 +1,279 @@ +# Test Execution Infrastructure for GitHub Copilot + +## Overview +This module provides systematic test execution capabilities that prevent timeouts and establish comprehensive baseline analysis for large test suites. Designed for GitHub Copilot's function-based and comment-driven development approach. + +## Core Functionality + +```python +import subprocess +import json +import re +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from datetime import datetime + +@dataclass +class TestExecutionResult: + """ + Structured representation of test execution results + """ + category: str + total_tests: int + passed: int + failed: int + skipped: int + errors: int + warnings: int + execution_time: float + success_rate: float + output_file: str + +class TestChunkSize(Enum): + """ + Proven chunk sizes for different test categories to prevent timeouts + """ + SIMPLE = 20 # Security, unit tests + INTEGRATION = 10 # API, database, multi-component + COMPLEX = 5 # Performance, load testing, end-to-end + INDIVIDUAL = 1 # Timeout-prone tests + +def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention( + test_category: str, + chunk_size: Optional[int] = None, + timeout_seconds: int = 120 +) -> TestExecutionResult: + """ + Execute test category using proven chunking strategy to prevent timeouts + + Implements intelligent chunking based on test category complexity: + - Security tests: 10-20 tests per chunk (fast, stable execution) + - Model registry: Split into logical chunks (local, API, database) + - Integration tests: 5-10 tests per chunk (complex setup) + - Performance tests: Individual or small groups (timeout-prone) + + Args: + test_category: Category like 'security', 'model_registry', 'integration' + chunk_size: Override default chunk size if needed + timeout_seconds: Maximum execution time per chunk + + Returns: + TestExecutionResult with comprehensive execution metadata + + Example usage: + # Execute security tests with optimized chunking + security_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('security') + + # Execute model registry with custom chunking + registry_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention( + 'model_registry', + chunk_size=8 + ) + """ + # [Copilot will generate chunking strategy implementation] + # Key patterns to implement: + # 1. Category-specific chunk sizing + # 2. Timeout handling with graceful degradation + # 3. Result aggregation across chunks + # 4. Progress tracking and logging + pass + +def establish_comprehensive_test_baseline() -> Dict[str, TestExecutionResult]: + """ + Create complete test inventory and execute baseline analysis + + Performs comprehensive test discovery and categorization: + - Test collection with error detection + - Category-wise execution tracking + - Health metrics establishment + - Baseline statistics for comparison + + Returns: + Dictionary mapping test categories to execution results + + Implementation approach: + 1. Run pytest --collect-only for complete test discovery + 2. Extract collection statistics and error rates + 3. Execute each category with appropriate chunking + 4. Aggregate results and calculate health metrics + 5. Generate baseline documentation + """ + # [Copilot will generate baseline establishment logic] + pass + +def aggregate_test_results_across_categories( + category_results: Dict[str, TestExecutionResult] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Aggregate test execution results for comprehensive health analysis + + Combines results from all test categories to provide: + - Overall success rate calculations + - Category-wise performance comparison + - Health metrics trending + - Execution efficiency analysis + + Args: + category_results: Results from all executed test categories + + Returns: + Comprehensive health metrics dictionary + + Output structure: + { + 'total_tests': int, + 'overall_success_rate': float, + 'category_breakdown': dict, + 'health_indicators': dict, + 'baseline_timestamp': str + } + """ + # [Copilot will generate result aggregation logic] + pass + +def generate_test_health_metrics_report( + aggregated_results: Dict[str, any], + output_file: str = 'test_health_metrics.md' +) -> None: + """ + Generate comprehensive test health report with baseline statistics + + Creates structured markdown report containing: + - Executive summary of test health + - Category-wise success rates + - Collection error analysis + - Execution efficiency metrics + - Baseline establishment confirmation + + Args: + aggregated_results: Output from aggregate_test_results_across_categories + output_file: Path for generated health report + + Report sections: + 1. Overall Statistics + 2. Category Performance Analysis + 3. Health Indicators + 4. Baseline Establishment Status + 5. Next Phase Preparation + """ + # [Copilot will generate health report creation logic] + pass + +def optimize_test_execution_for_token_efficiency( + test_command: str, + category: str, + max_output_lines: int = 100 +) -> Tuple[str, str]: + """ + Execute tests with token-optimized output handling + + Implements proven patterns for large test suite execution: + - Comprehensive output capture with intelligent filtering + - Error and warning prioritization + - Summary extraction and preservation + - Detailed logging for later analysis + + Args: + test_command: Complete pytest command to execute + category: Test category for context-specific filtering + max_output_lines: Maximum lines to return for immediate analysis + + Returns: + Tuple of (filtered_output, full_output_file_path) + + Token optimization strategy: + - Capture full output to file for comprehensive analysis + - Filter critical information (errors, warnings, failures) + - Extract final summary statistics + - Return optimized subset for immediate processing + """ + # [Copilot will generate token-efficient execution logic] + pass + +def save_execution_context_for_analysis_phase( + execution_results: Dict[str, TestExecutionResult], + health_metrics: Dict[str, any] +) -> None: + """ + Preserve execution context for next phase (04b Analysis Framework) + + Creates structured context files needed for pattern analysis: + - test_execution_baseline.md: Category-wise results + - test_health_metrics.md: Overall statistics + - comprehensive_test_output.txt: Aggregated results + - test_context_summary.md: Context preservation + + Args: + execution_results: Results from all test category executions + health_metrics: Aggregated health analysis + + Context preservation strategy: + 1. Structure results for pattern recognition + 2. Preserve baseline for comparison tracking + 3. Optimize file organization for next phase + 4. Include essential metadata for resumption + """ + # [Copilot will generate context preservation logic] + pass +``` + +## Usage Patterns for Copilot + +### 1. Basic Test Execution Setup +```python +# Initialize test execution infrastructure +# This comment prompts Copilot to create setup code for comprehensive test analysis + +test_executor = TestExecutionInfrastructure() # Copilot will suggest class structure +``` + +### 2. Category-Specific Execution +```python +# Execute security tests with timeout prevention +# Use proven chunk size for fast, stable security test execution +# Generate comprehensive results with health metrics + +security_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('security') + +# Execute model registry tests with intelligent chunking +# Split into logical groups: local, API, database tests +# Handle complex setup requirements with appropriate timeouts + +registry_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('model_registry') +``` + +### 3. Comprehensive Baseline Establishment +```python +# Establish complete test baseline for improvement tracking +# Perform test discovery across all categories +# Generate health metrics and success rate baselines +# Create structured documentation for analysis phase + +baseline_results = establish_comprehensive_test_baseline() +health_metrics = aggregate_test_results_across_categories(baseline_results) +``` + +### 4. Token-Efficient Execution +```python +# Execute large test suites with token optimization +# Capture comprehensive output while filtering for critical information +# Preserve detailed results for later analysis +# Return optimized summary for immediate processing + +filtered_output, full_file = optimize_test_execution_for_token_efficiency( + 'pytest tests/large_category/ -v --tb=short', + 'large_category' +) +``` + +## Key Adaptations for Copilot + +1. **Function-Driven Architecture**: Each capability encapsulated in focused functions +2. **Clear Parameter Documentation**: Explicit argument types and descriptions +3. **Implementation Guidance**: Detailed comments describing approach and patterns +4. **Example Usage**: Concrete usage patterns in function docstrings +5. **Token Awareness**: Built-in optimization for large output handling +6. **Context Preparation**: Structured output preparation for next phase + +This module provides the foundation for systematic test improvement while leveraging GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and structured development patterns. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04b_regression_recovery.md b/copilot_prompts/04b_regression_recovery.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ad4ab838 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04b_regression_recovery.md @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ + +You are Claude in Regression Recovery Mode. Use this prompt when you've introduced breaking changes and need to systematically resolve them. + +**Situation**: You've implemented new functionality but existing tests are failing. This prompt guides you through systematic regression recovery. + +### Phase 1: Assess the Damage +1. **Run full test suite** to understand scope of regressions: + ```bash + pytest --tb=short -v + ``` +2. **Categorize failures**: + - **Direct impact**: Tests that fail because of your changes + - **Indirect impact**: Tests that fail because of dependencies + - **Unrelated**: Tests that may have been failing before + +3. **Identify root cause**: + - Did you change a public API? + - Did you modify shared utilities? + - Did you change data formats or contracts? + +### Phase 2: Choose Recovery Strategy + +**Option A: Backward Compatibility (Recommended)** +- Modify your new code to maintain existing interfaces +- Add new functionality alongside existing, don't replace +- Use feature flags or optional parameters + +**Option B: Forward Compatibility** +- Update all calling code to use new interface +- Ensure comprehensive test coverage for changes +- Update documentation to reflect new contracts + +**Option C: Rollback and Rethink** +- Revert your changes: `git checkout -- .` +- Redesign approach with smaller, safer changes +- Consider incremental implementation strategy + +### Phase 3: Systematic Fix Process + +1. **Fix one test at a time**: + ```bash + # Run single failing test + pytest -xvs tests/test_specific_module.py::test_failing_function + ``` + +2. **After each fix, run regression check**: + ```bash + # Ensure fix doesn't break other tests + pytest -q tests/test_specific_module.py + ``` + +3. **Verify your new functionality still works**: + ```bash + # Run your new tests + pytest -q tests/test_new_feature.py + ``` + +### Phase 4: Prevention for Next Time + +1. **Add integration tests** for the interfaces you changed +2. **Create contract tests** to catch breaking changes early +3. **Consider using deprecation warnings** instead of immediate breaking changes +4. **Document breaking changes** in commit messages + +### Deliverable +- All tests passing: `pytest -q` +- New functionality working: Your feature tests pass +- No regressions: Existing functionality preserved +- Lessons learned: Document what caused the regression + + + + +I've introduced regressions while implementing new functionality. Help me systematically resolve them while preserving both old and new functionality. + diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md b/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..df7a10dc --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md @@ -0,0 +1,413 @@ +# Test Analysis Framework for GitHub Copilot + +## Overview +This module performs holistic pattern recognition and industry-standard validation of test failures to enable optimal solution planning. Designed for GitHub Copilot's structured analysis and classification capabilities. + +## Core Analysis Components + +```python +import re +from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional, Set +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from enum import Enum +from pathlib import Path + +class TestFailureCategory(Enum): + """ + Root cause taxonomy for systematic pattern recognition + """ + INFRASTRUCTURE = "INFRASTRUCTURE" # Imports, dependencies, environment + API_COMPATIBILITY = "API_COMPATIBILITY" # Method signatures, interfaces + TEST_DESIGN = "TEST_DESIGN" # Brittle tests, wrong expectations + COVERAGE_GAPS = "COVERAGE_GAPS" # Untested integration points + CONFIGURATION = "CONFIGURATION" # Settings, paths, service dependencies + +class TestPriority(Enum): + """ + Test fix priority levels optimized for solo programmer resource constraints + """ + P1_CRITICAL = "P1_CRITICAL" # Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort + P2_HIGH = "P2_HIGH" # System reliability + Quick wins + P3_MEDIUM = "P3_MEDIUM" # Performance + Moderate effort/Clear value + P4_LOW = "P4_LOW" # Cosmetic + High effort/Low value + +class IndustryStandard(Enum): + """ + Multi-tier industry standards for test justification validation + """ + RESEARCH_SOFTWARE = "RESEARCH_SOFTWARE" # 30-60% baseline acceptable + ENTERPRISE = "ENTERPRISE" # 85-95% expectation + IEEE_TESTING = "IEEE_TESTING" # Industry best practices + SOLO_PROGRAMMER = "SOLO_PROGRAMMER" # Resource constraints context + +@dataclass +class TestFailure: + """ + Comprehensive test failure representation for analysis + """ + test_name: str + category: TestFailureCategory + priority: TestPriority + root_cause: str + error_message: str + affected_files: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) + fix_strategy: str = "" + fix_complexity: str = "UNKNOWN" # SIMPLE, MODERATE, COMPLEX + dependencies: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) + industry_justification: Dict[str, bool] = field(default_factory=dict) + +@dataclass +class CrossCuttingConcern: + """ + Pattern that affects multiple tests across categories + """ + pattern_description: str + affected_tests: List[str] + affected_files: Set[str] + common_error_type: str + batch_fix_opportunity: bool + priority_impact: TestPriority + +def aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories( + test_execution_results: Dict[str, any] +) -> Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]: + """ + Perform holistic pattern recognition across ALL test failures + + Instead of analyzing failures sequentially, this function aggregates + all failures first to identify: + - Cascading failure patterns (one root cause affects multiple tests) + - Cross-cutting concerns (similar issues across different modules) + - Solution interaction opportunities (single fix resolves multiple issues) + + Args: + test_execution_results: Complete test results from execution phase + + Returns: + Dictionary mapping failure categories to structured failure objects + + Implementation approach: + 1. Extract all FAILED and ERROR entries from comprehensive results + 2. Apply root cause taxonomy classification to each failure + 3. Group failures by category and identify recurring patterns + 4. Map interdependencies and solution interaction opportunities + 5. Assign initial priority based on impact and complexity assessment + + Pattern recognition strategies: + - Import failures: Look for missing modules, dependency issues + - API failures: Detect signature mismatches, interface changes + - Test design failures: Identify brittle assertions, wrong expectations + - Configuration failures: Find path issues, service dependencies + - Coverage gaps: Locate untested integration points + """ + # [Copilot will implement comprehensive pattern recognition] + pass + +def identify_cross_cutting_concerns( + categorized_failures: Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]] +) -> List[CrossCuttingConcern]: + """ + Identify shared root causes across different test categories + + Analyzes failure patterns to find: + - Common modules/files mentioned in multiple failures + - Recurring error types across different test categories + - Systemic issues affecting multiple components + - Batching opportunities for efficient fixes + + Args: + categorized_failures: Failures organized by root cause category + + Returns: + List of cross-cutting concerns with batch fix opportunities + + Analysis techniques: + 1. File frequency analysis: Which files appear in most failures + 2. Error pattern matching: Common error messages and types + 3. Dependency mapping: How failures relate to each other + 4. Impact assessment: Which concerns affect highest priority tests + """ + # [Copilot will implement cross-cutting analysis] + pass + +def validate_test_against_industry_standards( + test_failure: TestFailure +) -> Dict[IndustryStandard, Dict[str, any]]: + """ + Multi-tier validation of test justification against industry standards + + Validates each test failure against multiple standards: + - Research Software Standard: 30-60% baseline, scientific validity focus + - Enterprise Standard: 85-95% expectation, business impact assessment + - IEEE Testing Standard: Industry best practices, technical debt evaluation + - Solo Programmer Context: Resource constraints, effort vs value analysis + + Args: + test_failure: Structured test failure object for validation + + Returns: + Dictionary with detailed justification analysis for each standard + + Validation criteria: + Research Software: Scientific validity, workflow impact, data integrity + Enterprise: Business criticality, system reliability, user impact + IEEE Testing: Technical debt assessment, maintainability, best practices + Solo Programmer: Effort required, value proposition, resource optimization + + Output structure: + { + RESEARCH_SOFTWARE: { + 'justified': bool, + 'impact_level': str, + 'reasoning': str + }, + # ... other standards + } + """ + # [Copilot will implement multi-standard validation logic] + pass + +def generate_priority_matrix_with_effort_analysis( + validated_failures: List[TestFailure], + cross_cutting_concerns: List[CrossCuttingConcern] +) -> Dict[TestPriority, List[TestFailure]]: + """ + Generate resource-optimized priority matrix for solo programmer context + + Creates enhanced priority matrix considering: + - Impact on scientific validity (research software context) + - Fix complexity and effort required + - Solution interaction opportunities (batching potential) + - Quick wins that enable other fixes + - Resource constraints and developer efficiency + + Args: + validated_failures: Failures with industry standard validation complete + cross_cutting_concerns: Identified patterns for batch fixing + + Returns: + Priority matrix with failures organized by implementation urgency + + Priority assignment logic: + P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort combinations + P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins that unblock other fixes + P3-MEDIUM: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value proposition + P4-LOW: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove candidates) + + Enhancement factors: + - Cross-cutting fixes get priority boost (solve multiple issues) + - Dependency enabling fixes get priority boost (unblock other work) + - High-effort/low-impact fixes get priority reduction + """ + # [Copilot will implement enhanced priority matrix generation] + pass + +def map_solution_interactions_and_dependencies( + priority_matrix: Dict[TestPriority, List[TestFailure]] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Map solution interactions to identify optimal implementation sequences + + Analyzes how fixes interact to determine: + - Compatible fixes that can be batched together + - Dependency ordering requirements (Fix A before Fix B) + - Risk assessment for each fix category + - Single-fix-multiple-issue opportunities + + Args: + priority_matrix: Failures organized by implementation priority + + Returns: + Solution interaction mapping with implementation recommendations + + Interaction analysis: + Compatible batches: Fixes affecting different modules/systems + Dependencies: Infrastructure before API, API before test design + Risk levels: Low (test-only), Medium (code changes), High (architecture) + Multi-issue fixes: Configuration changes affecting multiple test categories + + Output structure: + { + 'compatible_batches': List[List[TestFailure]], + 'dependency_chains': List[Tuple[TestFailure, TestFailure]], + 'risk_assessment': Dict[TestFailureCategory, str], + 'multi_issue_opportunities': List[Dict] + } + """ + # [Copilot will implement solution interaction mapping] + pass + +def research_and_validate_industry_standards( + complex_failures: List[TestFailure] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Research industry standards for complex test justification scenarios + + For test failures requiring detailed justification analysis: + - Consult established software testing standards + - Apply research software engineering best practices + - Validate against enterprise software testing benchmarks + - Consider academic and industry testing guidelines + + Args: + complex_failures: Failures requiring detailed standards research + + Returns: + Standards validation summary with research sources + + Research sources: + - IEEE 829-2008 Standard for Software Test Documentation + - ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119 Software Testing Standards + - Research Software Engineering Best Practices + - Enterprise Software Testing Benchmarks + - Academic software quality guidelines + + Validation framework: + 1. Identify applicable standards for each failure type + 2. Apply standard-specific criteria and thresholds + 3. Document justification reasoning with source references + 4. Provide clear recommendations based on standard compliance + """ + # [Copilot will implement standards research and validation] + pass + +def generate_comprehensive_analysis_summary( + priority_matrix: Dict[TestPriority, List[TestFailure]], + solution_interactions: Dict[str, any], + cross_cutting_concerns: List[CrossCuttingConcern] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Generate comprehensive analysis summary for implementation planning + + Creates structured analysis output containing: + - Executive summary of findings + - Key patterns and insights discovered + - Solution strategy recommendations + - Implementation context for PDCA cycles + + Args: + priority_matrix: Failures organized by implementation priority + solution_interactions: Mapping of fix dependencies and opportunities + cross_cutting_concerns: Systemic issues affecting multiple components + + Returns: + Comprehensive analysis summary ready for implementation phase + + Summary components: + 1. Executive overview: Total failures, categories, priority distribution + 2. Critical findings: Most important patterns and systemic issues + 3. Solution strategy: High-level approach recommendations + 4. Implementation readiness: Context prepared for PDCA cycles + 5. Success criteria: Metrics for measuring improvement progress + """ + # [Copilot will implement comprehensive summary generation] + pass + +def prepare_implementation_context_for_pdca_cycles( + analysis_summary: Dict[str, any] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Prepare structured context for implementation phase (04c) + + Creates implementation-ready context including: + - Priority queue with detailed fix approaches + - Solution batching opportunities mapped + - Risk mitigation requirements identified + - Resource allocation optimization + + Args: + analysis_summary: Complete analysis findings and recommendations + + Returns: + Implementation context optimized for PDCA cycle execution + + Context preparation: + 1. Convert analysis insights into actionable implementation tasks + 2. Structure priority queue for systematic execution + 3. Map batching opportunities for efficiency + 4. Identify validation requirements for risk management + 5. Optimize resource allocation for solo programmer context + """ + # [Copilot will implement implementation context preparation] + pass +``` + +## Usage Patterns for Copilot + +### 1. Pattern Recognition Analysis +```python +# Perform holistic pattern recognition across all test failures +# Aggregate failures from all categories before individual analysis +# Identify cascading patterns and cross-cutting concerns +# Map solution interaction opportunities + +categorized_failures = aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results) +cross_cutting_concerns = identify_cross_cutting_concerns(categorized_failures) +``` + +### 2. Industry Standards Validation +```python +# Validate test failures against multiple industry standards +# Apply research software, enterprise, IEEE, and solo programmer contexts +# Generate comprehensive justification analysis +# Determine priority levels based on multi-standard assessment + +validated_failures = [] +for category, failures in categorized_failures.items(): + for failure in failures: + # Apply multi-tier validation to each failure + validation_results = validate_test_against_industry_standards(failure) + failure.industry_justification = validation_results + validated_failures.append(failure) +``` + +### 3. Priority Matrix Generation +```python +# Generate resource-optimized priority matrix +# Consider impact, effort, batching opportunities, and dependencies +# Optimize for solo programmer resource constraints +# Identify quick wins and high-value fixes + +priority_matrix = generate_priority_matrix_with_effort_analysis( + validated_failures, + cross_cutting_concerns +) +``` + +### 4. Solution Interaction Mapping +```python +# Map solution interactions and implementation dependencies +# Identify compatible fixes for batching +# Determine optimal implementation sequence +# Assess risk levels for regression prevention + +solution_interactions = map_solution_interactions_and_dependencies(priority_matrix) +``` + +### 5. Implementation Context Preparation +```python +# Generate comprehensive analysis summary +# Prepare structured context for PDCA implementation cycles +# Create implementation-ready priority queue +# Optimize resource allocation for efficient execution + +analysis_summary = generate_comprehensive_analysis_summary( + priority_matrix, + solution_interactions, + cross_cutting_concerns +) + +implementation_context = prepare_implementation_context_for_pdca_cycles(analysis_summary) +``` + +## Key Adaptations for Copilot + +1. **Structured Data Classes**: Clear data structures for complex analysis +2. **Enum-Based Classification**: Type-safe categorization and prioritization +3. **Comprehensive Function Documentation**: Detailed parameter and return documentation +4. **Implementation Guidance**: Specific analysis techniques and approaches +5. **Pattern Recognition Focus**: Emphasis on holistic analysis vs sequential processing +6. **Industry Standards Integration**: Multi-tier validation framework +7. **Resource Optimization**: Solo programmer context throughout analysis + +This module transforms raw test execution results into actionable improvement insights while ensuring objective, standards-based decision making optimized for individual developer productivity. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md b/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fda1fbea --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md @@ -0,0 +1,435 @@ +# Test Improvement Cycles for GitHub Copilot + +## Overview +This module implements systematic test improvements through iterative PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycles, with progress tracking integration and comprehensive validation protocols. Designed for GitHub Copilot's structured implementation approach. + +## PDCA Cycle Implementation + +```python +import subprocess +import json +from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from datetime import datetime +from pathlib import Path + +@dataclass +class PDCACycle: + """ + Structured representation of PDCA cycle state and progress + """ + cycle_number: int + current_phase: str # PLAN, DO, CHECK, ACT + selected_tasks: List[str] + success_criteria: Dict[str, any] + start_time: datetime + phase_completion: Dict[str, bool] = field(default_factory=dict) + results: Dict[str, any] = field(default_factory=dict) + +@dataclass +class ImplementationTask: + """ + Individual task within PDCA cycle with progress tracking + """ + task_id: str + description: str + priority: str # P1_CRITICAL, P2_HIGH, P3_MEDIUM, P4_LOW + category: str # INFRASTRUCTURE, API_COMPATIBILITY, etc. + estimated_effort: str # SIMPLE, MODERATE, COMPLEX + dependencies: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) + status: str = "pending" # pending, in_progress, completed, blocked + implementation_approach: str = "" + validation_requirements: List[str] = field(default_factory=list) + +class ProgressTracker: + """ + TodoWrite-style progress tracking for session continuity + """ + def __init__(self): + self.tasks: Dict[str, ImplementationTask] = {} + self.cycles: List[PDCACycle] = [] + + def add_task(self, task: ImplementationTask) -> None: + """Add task to progress tracking""" + pass + + def update_task_status(self, task_id: str, status: str) -> None: + """Update task status with timestamp""" + pass + + def get_progress_summary(self) -> Dict[str, any]: + """Generate current progress summary""" + pass + +def initialize_pdca_cycle_with_prioritized_tasks( + implementation_context: Dict[str, any], + cycle_number: int = 1 +) -> Tuple[PDCACycle, ProgressTracker]: + """ + PLAN Phase: Initialize PDCA cycle with strategic solution planning + + Creates systematic implementation plan with TodoWrite-style tracking: + - Priority-based task selection (P1-CRITICAL first) + - Solution batching optimization for efficiency + - Resource allocation and effort estimation + - Success criteria definition with measurable outcomes + + Args: + implementation_context: Output from analysis framework (04b) + cycle_number: Current PDCA cycle iteration + + Returns: + Tuple of (PDCACycle object, ProgressTracker instance) + + PLAN phase implementation: + 1. Extract P1-CRITICAL and P2-HIGH tasks from context + 2. Identify compatible tasks for batching + 3. Map dependencies and determine execution order + 4. Estimate effort and set realistic cycle scope + 5. Define success criteria and validation requirements + 6. Initialize TodoWrite progress tracking + + Example task organization: + P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort + P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes + P3-MEDIUM: Performance + Clear value proposition + P4-LOW: Cosmetic + Resource permitting + """ + # [Copilot will implement PLAN phase initialization] + pass + +def execute_systematic_implementation_with_progress_tracking( + pdca_cycle: PDCACycle, + progress_tracker: ProgressTracker +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + DO Phase: Systematic implementation with real-time progress tracking + + Executes fixes using optimized sequence and tracks progress: + - Mark current task as in_progress before beginning work + - Implement fixes based on root cause analysis and strategy + - Document implementation decisions and approach + - Update progress tracker in real-time + - Handle dependencies and validation requirements + + Args: + pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle with selected tasks + progress_tracker: TodoWrite-style progress tracking + + Returns: + Implementation results with completed tasks and metadata + + DO phase implementation strategy: + 1. Process tasks in dependency order + 2. Mark each task in_progress before starting + 3. Apply appropriate fix strategy based on category: + - INFRASTRUCTURE: Update imports, fix dependencies + - API_COMPATIBILITY: Update signatures, fix parameters + - TEST_DESIGN: Fix assertions, improve test reliability + - CONFIGURATION: Update paths, fix service dependencies + 4. Document implementation approach and rationale + 5. Mark tasks completed only after successful implementation + 6. Handle blockers by creating new tasks or adjusting approach + + Implementation patterns: + Quick wins first (momentum building) + Dependency resolution (unblock other work) + Batch compatible fixes (minimize context switching) + Risk management (careful validation for complex changes) + """ + # [Copilot will implement DO phase execution with progress tracking] + pass + +def perform_comprehensive_validation_with_regression_prevention( + implementation_results: Dict[str, any], + pdca_cycle: PDCACycle +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + CHECK Phase: Comprehensive validation with regression prevention + + Validates implementation results using systematic approach: + - Targeted validation for affected test categories + - Integration validation (import testing, basic functionality) + - Regression prevention for critical systems + - Health metrics update and comparison with baseline + + Args: + implementation_results: Output from DO phase execution + pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle with success criteria + + Returns: + Comprehensive validation report with health metrics + + CHECK phase validation protocol: + 1. Direct test validation: Run tests for implemented fixes + 2. Integration validation: Verify imports and basic functionality + 3. Regression testing: Ensure critical systems remain functional + 4. Health metrics update: Compare current vs baseline success rates + 5. Success criteria evaluation: Assess cycle objectives achievement + + Validation levels: + Immediate: Affected tests pass without errors + Integration: Related modules import and function correctly + System: Critical test categories maintain high success rates + Baseline: Overall health metrics show improvement or stability + + Health metrics tracking: + - Test collection success rate + - Category-wise success rate improvements + - Critical system status validation + - Overall project health trends + """ + # [Copilot will implement CHECK phase validation] + pass + +def generate_user_decision_framework_with_options( + validation_report: Dict[str, any], + pdca_cycle: PDCACycle, + progress_tracker: ProgressTracker +) -> str: + """ + ACT Phase: Generate structured user decision framework + + Analyzes validation results and presents strategic options: + A) Continue cycles - Implement next priority fixes + B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings + C) Add coverage analysis - Integrate coverage improvement + D) Complete current level - Achieve target success threshold + + Args: + validation_report: Results from CHECK phase validation + pdca_cycle: Completed PDCA cycle with results + progress_tracker: Current progress state + + Returns: + Formatted decision prompt with specific recommendations + + ACT phase decision framework: + 1. Analyze cycle completion and success metrics + 2. Assess remaining priority tasks and effort required + 3. Evaluate current achievement level vs industry standards + 4. Present structured options with specific metrics + 5. Provide technical recommendation based on analysis + 6. Consider resource optimization for solo programmer context + + Decision option details: + A) CONTINUE: Next cycle focus, estimated effort, target improvement + B) ADJUST: Strategy refinement needs, approach modifications + C) COVERAGE: Coverage gap analysis, integration complexity + D) COMPLETE: Achievement validation, resource optimization + + User decision tracking: + - Track choice patterns for preference learning + - Optimize future decision presentations + - Adapt recommendations to user work style + """ + # [Copilot will implement ACT phase decision framework] + pass + +def save_comprehensive_session_state_for_resumption( + pdca_cycle: PDCACycle, + progress_tracker: ProgressTracker, + cycle_findings: Dict[str, any] +) -> None: + """ + Enhanced session state preservation for seamless resumption + + Saves complete session state including: + - Current PDCA cycle and phase + - TodoWrite progress tracking state + - Analysis findings and patterns discovered + - Implementation decisions and approaches used + - Critical context for next session continuation + + Args: + pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle state + progress_tracker: TodoWrite progress tracking + cycle_findings: Key insights and patterns discovered + + Session state preservation: + 1. PDCA cycle progress: Which cycle, phase, tasks status + 2. TodoWrite state: All tasks with current status + 3. Key findings: Successful approaches, patterns discovered + 4. Implementation context: Decision rationale, approaches used + 5. Next session preparation: Immediate actions, context to load + + File organization: + - pdca_session_state.md: Comprehensive session overview + - essential_context.md: Critical information for resumption + - next_session_prep.md: Immediate actions and context files + - Session archive: Detailed historical information + """ + # [Copilot will implement session state preservation] + pass + +def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_pdca_cycles( + current_implementation_context: Dict[str, any], + coverage_focus_modules: List[str] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Coverage-driven test enhancement integration (Option C) + + Links test failures to coverage gaps for comprehensive improvement: + - Identifies critical functions with <80% coverage + - Maps uncovered integration points to test failure patterns + - Prioritizes coverage improvements by impact and effort + - Integrates coverage tasks into PDCA cycle framework + + Args: + current_implementation_context: Active PDCA cycle context + coverage_focus_modules: Modules to analyze for coverage gaps + + Returns: + Enhanced implementation context with coverage-driven tasks + + Coverage integration approach: + 1. Run coverage analysis for specified modules + 2. Identify critical gaps requiring test creation/improvement + 3. Cross-reference with existing test failure patterns + 4. Prioritize coverage tasks by system criticality + 5. Integrate coverage tasks into existing PDCA framework + 6. Balance test quality fixes vs coverage enhancement + + CoverUp-style methodology: + - Focus on critical system components with low coverage + - Prioritize uncovered integration points + - Quality over quantity: meaningful tests vs coverage padding + - Link coverage gaps to discovered test failure patterns + """ + # [Copilot will implement coverage integration] + pass + +def optimize_pdca_cycles_for_solo_programmer_efficiency( + implementation_plan: Dict[str, any], + resource_constraints: Dict[str, any] +) -> Dict[str, any]: + """ + Resource optimization for solo programmer productivity + + Optimizes PDCA cycle execution for individual developer constraints: + - Time management and session length optimization + - Context switching minimization through batching + - Energy management and optimal task sequencing + - Productivity pattern recognition and adaptation + + Args: + implementation_plan: Current PDCA cycle implementation plan + resource_constraints: Developer time, energy, focus constraints + + Returns: + Optimized implementation plan for solo programmer efficiency + + Solo programmer optimizations: + 1. Batch compatible fixes to minimize context switching + 2. Sequence tasks by complexity and energy requirements + 3. Optimize session length based on productivity patterns + 4. Prioritize high-impact/low-effort combinations + 5. Build momentum with quick wins before complex tasks + 6. Plan break timing and energy management + + Efficiency strategies: + - Start sessions with momentum-building quick wins + - Group similar task types to maintain focus + - Schedule complex tasks during peak energy periods + - Use simple tasks for low-energy periods + - Maintain forward progress even in limited time sessions + """ + # [Copilot will implement solo programmer optimization] + pass +``` + +## Usage Patterns for Copilot + +### 1. PDCA Cycle Initialization +```python +# Initialize PDCA cycle with prioritized tasks from analysis +# Set up TodoWrite-style progress tracking +# Define success criteria and validation requirements +# Organize tasks by priority and batch compatible fixes + +pdca_cycle, progress_tracker = initialize_pdca_cycle_with_prioritized_tasks( + implementation_context, + cycle_number=1 +) +``` + +### 2. Systematic Implementation Execution +```python +# Execute DO phase with progress tracking +# Implement fixes based on root cause analysis +# Update task status in real-time +# Document implementation decisions and approaches + +implementation_results = execute_systematic_implementation_with_progress_tracking( + pdca_cycle, + progress_tracker +) +``` + +### 3. Comprehensive Validation +```python +# Perform CHECK phase validation with regression prevention +# Run targeted tests for implemented fixes +# Verify integration points and critical system functionality +# Update health metrics and compare with baseline + +validation_report = perform_comprehensive_validation_with_regression_prevention( + implementation_results, + pdca_cycle +) +``` + +### 4. User Decision Framework +```python +# Generate ACT phase decision framework +# Present structured options with specific metrics +# Provide technical recommendations based on analysis +# Track user decision patterns for optimization + +decision_prompt = generate_user_decision_framework_with_options( + validation_report, + pdca_cycle, + progress_tracker +) + +print(decision_prompt) # Present options to user +``` + +### 5. Session Continuity Management +```python +# Save comprehensive session state for resumption +# Preserve PDCA cycle progress and TodoWrite state +# Document key findings and implementation decisions +# Prepare context for next session + +save_comprehensive_session_state_for_resumption( + pdca_cycle, + progress_tracker, + cycle_findings +) +``` + +### 6. Coverage Integration (Option C) +```python +# Integrate coverage analysis with test quality improvement +# Identify critical coverage gaps requiring attention +# Link coverage improvements to existing test failure patterns +# Balance test quality fixes vs coverage enhancement + +enhanced_context = integrate_coverage_analysis_with_pdca_cycles( + current_implementation_context, + ['emuses.model_registry', 'emuses.analysis', 'emuses.security'] +) +``` + +## Key Adaptations for Copilot + +1. **Structured PDCA Implementation**: Clear phase separation with specific functions +2. **Progress Tracking Integration**: TodoWrite-style task management with status updates +3. **Comprehensive Documentation**: Detailed function signatures and implementation guidance +4. **Resource Optimization**: Solo programmer efficiency considerations throughout +5. **Session Continuity**: Automatic state preservation and resumption capabilities +6. **Decision Framework**: Structured user decision support with metrics and recommendations +7. **Validation Protocols**: Systematic regression prevention and health tracking + +This module ensures systematic, measurable improvement toward 100% meaningful test success while maintaining productivity and preventing regressions through structured PDCA cycles optimized for individual developer workflows. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md b/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..af87562b --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md @@ -0,0 +1,562 @@ +# Test Session Management for GitHub Copilot + +## Overview +This module provides advanced session continuity and user decision optimization for uninterrupted test improvement workflows across multiple development sessions. Designed for GitHub Copilot's structured state management and decision support capabilities. + +## Session Management Infrastructure + +```python +import json +import pickle +from typing import Dict, List, Tuple, Optional, Any +from dataclasses import dataclass, field, asdict +from datetime import datetime, timedelta +from pathlib import Path +from enum import Enum + +class SessionState(Enum): + """ + Current session state for resumption strategy determination + """ + FRESH_START = "FRESH_START" + CONTINUE_PDCA = "CONTINUE_PDCA" + VALIDATE_RESUME = "VALIDATE_RESUME" + DECISION_POINT = "DECISION_POINT" + CONTEXT_RESTORATION = "CONTEXT_RESTORATION" + +class UserDecisionPattern(Enum): + """ + User decision patterns for adaptive framework optimization + """ + PERFECTIONIST = "PERFECTIONIST" # Tends toward complete fixes + PRAGMATIC = "PRAGMATIC" # Balances quality vs progress + MOMENTUM_DRIVEN = "MOMENTUM_DRIVEN" # Prefers continuous progress + CONSERVATIVE = "CONSERVATIVE" # Risk-averse, careful validation + +@dataclass +class SessionMetrics: + """ + Session productivity and efficiency tracking + """ + start_time: datetime + end_time: Optional[datetime] = None + duration_minutes: float = 0.0 + tasks_completed: int = 0 + success_rate_improvement: float = 0.0 + pdca_cycles_completed: int = 0 + context_switches: int = 0 + productivity_score: float = 0.0 + energy_pattern: str = "" # HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, DECLINING + +@dataclass +class UserPreferences: + """ + Learned user preferences for session optimization + """ + decision_pattern: UserDecisionPattern + preferred_session_length: int # minutes + optimal_task_batch_size: int + risk_tolerance: str # HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW + quality_threshold: str # PERFECTIONIST, PRAGMATIC, MINIMAL + productivity_peak_hours: List[int] = field(default_factory=list) + preferred_complexity_sequence: str = "SIMPLE_FIRST" # SIMPLE_FIRST, COMPLEX_FIRST, MIXED + +@dataclass +class SessionContext: + """ + Comprehensive session state for seamless resumption + """ + session_id: str + current_state: SessionState + pdca_cycle_number: int + current_phase: str # PLAN, DO, CHECK, ACT + active_tasks: List[Dict[str, Any]] + completed_tasks: List[Dict[str, Any]] + key_findings: Dict[str, Any] + metrics: SessionMetrics + user_preferences: UserPreferences + next_actions: List[str] + context_files: List[str] + +def detect_session_state_and_resumption_strategy() -> Tuple[SessionState, Dict[str, Any]]: + """ + Smart resumption detection with automatic state analysis + + Analyzes current environment to determine optimal resumption strategy: + - Checks for existing session state files + - Evaluates TodoWrite task status and progress + - Identifies current PDCA cycle phase + - Determines time gap since last session + - Loads previous analysis findings and context + + Returns: + Tuple of (detected session state, resumption context) + + Detection logic: + 1. Check for session state preservation files + 2. Analyze TodoWrite task status (pending, in_progress, completed) + 3. Evaluate health report timestamps and progress + 4. Assess context file availability and relevance + 5. Determine optimal resumption point based on state + + Resumption strategies: + FRESH_START: No previous state or significant time gap + CONTINUE_PDCA: Active cycle in progress, context available + VALIDATE_RESUME: Previous work needs validation before continuing + DECISION_POINT: Session ended at user decision, present options + CONTEXT_RESTORATION: State exists but needs context rebuilding + + Context analysis: + - Session state files: comprehensive_session_state.md + - Todo tracking: active_priorities.md, TodoWrite status + - Health reports: cycle_*_health_report.md timestamps + - Analysis context: test_analysis_summary.md, implementation_context.md + - Time gap assessment: Last session vs current time + """ + # [Copilot will implement state detection and resumption strategy] + pass + +def save_comprehensive_session_state_with_context_optimization( + session_context: SessionContext, + cycle_findings: Dict[str, Any], + optimization_level: str = "STANDARD" +) -> None: + """ + Enhanced session state preservation with intelligent context management + + Saves complete session state while optimizing for context efficiency: + - Comprehensive state capture: PDCA progress, task status, findings + - Context file organization: Essential vs detailed information + - Token optimization: Preserve critical info, archive detailed analysis + - Next session preparation: Immediate actions and context loading guide + + Args: + session_context: Complete session state and metrics + cycle_findings: Key insights and patterns from current session + optimization_level: MINIMAL, STANDARD, COMPREHENSIVE context preservation + + State preservation strategy: + 1. Save current PDCA cycle state and task progress + 2. Preserve critical findings and successful approaches + 3. Archive detailed analysis to prevent context overflow + 4. Create next session preparation guide + 5. Organize context files by importance and access frequency + + File organization: + Essential files (always load): + - session_state.json: Current state and immediate context + - next_actions.md: Immediate steps for resumption + - critical_findings.md: Key patterns and approaches + + Detailed files (load as needed): + - complete_session_log.md: Comprehensive session history + - archived_analysis/: Historical detailed analysis + - implementation_decisions/: Decision rationale and approaches + + Context optimization levels: + MINIMAL: Essential state only, maximum token efficiency + STANDARD: Essential + key findings, balanced approach + COMPREHENSIVE: Full context preservation, maximum continuity + """ + # [Copilot will implement comprehensive state preservation] + pass + +def generate_adaptive_user_decision_framework( + validation_results: Dict[str, Any], + session_context: SessionContext, + learned_preferences: UserPreferences +) -> str: + """ + Context-aware decision framework adapted to user patterns and session state + + Generates intelligent decision prompts considering: + - Current session context (duration, energy, progress) + - Learned user preferences and decision patterns + - Progress momentum and productivity metrics + - Resource availability and time constraints + - Achievement level vs standards and goals + + Args: + validation_results: Results from CHECK phase validation + session_context: Current session state and metrics + learned_preferences: User decision patterns and preferences + + Returns: + Adaptive decision prompt optimized for user context + + Adaptive decision framework: + 1. Analyze session context: duration, energy, productivity + 2. Apply learned user preferences to option presentation + 3. Adjust recommendations based on decision patterns + 4. Consider resource constraints and optimal timing + 5. Present options with context-specific rationale + + Context adaptations: + Long session: Suggest completion or strategic break + High productivity: Recommend continuing with momentum + Low energy: Suggest simple tasks or session end + Time constraints: Focus on high-impact quick wins + High achievement: Present completion option prominently + + User pattern adaptations: + PERFECTIONIST: Emphasize quality metrics and completion criteria + PRAGMATIC: Balance progress vs effort, highlight efficiency + MOMENTUM_DRIVEN: Focus on continuous progress opportunities + CONSERVATIVE: Emphasize validation and risk management + + Decision option customization: + A) CONTINUE: Tailored to energy level and time availability + B) ADJUST: Based on discovered patterns and challenges + C) COVERAGE: Adapted to quality vs coverage preferences + D) COMPLETE: Aligned with achievement standards and goals + """ + # [Copilot will implement adaptive decision framework] + pass + +def track_productivity_patterns_and_optimize_sessions( + session_metrics: SessionMetrics, + historical_sessions: List[SessionMetrics] +) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Productivity pattern recognition for session optimization + + Analyzes session productivity to optimize future sessions: + - Task completion rates and efficiency patterns + - Energy levels and optimal working periods + - Session length vs productivity relationship + - Context switching impact on efficiency + - Success rate improvement patterns + + Args: + session_metrics: Current session productivity data + historical_sessions: Previous session metrics for pattern analysis + + Returns: + Productivity analysis with optimization recommendations + + Pattern analysis: + 1. Completion rate trends: Tasks per hour, success improvement rate + 2. Energy pattern recognition: Peak productivity periods + 3. Session length optimization: Efficiency vs duration curves + 4. Context switching analysis: Focus vs task variety impact + 5. Momentum patterns: Progress building vs quality maintenance + + Optimization recommendations: + Session timing: Optimal start times based on energy patterns + Session structure: Task batching and complexity sequencing + Break timing: Energy management and focus maintenance + Task allocation: Effort vs energy level matching + Progress pacing: Sustainable improvement vs intensive sprints + + Productivity insights: + - Peak productivity hours for complex tasks + - Optimal session length for sustained focus + - Effective task batching strategies + - Energy management for different complexity levels + - Momentum building vs quality maintenance balance + """ + # [Copilot will implement productivity pattern analysis] + pass + +def learn_user_decision_patterns_and_adapt_framework( + decision_history: List[Dict[str, Any]], + session_outcomes: List[Dict[str, Any]] +) -> UserPreferences: + """ + User decision pattern learning for framework personalization + + Analyzes user decisions to adapt framework behavior: + - Decision choice patterns (A/B/C/D preferences) + - Quality vs progress trade-off preferences + - Risk tolerance and validation requirements + - Session management and timing preferences + - Success criteria and completion thresholds + + Args: + decision_history: Historical user decisions with context + session_outcomes: Results and satisfaction from previous sessions + + Returns: + Learned user preferences for framework adaptation + + Pattern learning analysis: + 1. Choice frequency: Which options chosen in different contexts + 2. Context correlation: Decisions vs session state, progress, energy + 3. Outcome satisfaction: Successful vs regretted decisions + 4. Timing patterns: Preferred session lengths and break timing + 5. Quality thresholds: When user chooses completion vs continuation + + Adaptation strategies: + Decision presentation: Emphasize preferred option types + Option ordering: Present most likely choices first + Context sensitivity: Adjust recommendations to session state + Validation requirements: Match user risk tolerance + Completion criteria: Align with quality threshold preferences + + Framework personalization: + - Customize decision option presentation order + - Adapt recommendation emphasis and language + - Modify validation requirements to match risk tolerance + - Adjust session structure to productivity patterns + - Optimize task sequencing for user work style + """ + # [Copilot will implement user pattern learning] + pass + +def optimize_context_management_for_token_efficiency( + session_data: Dict[str, Any], + context_importance_weights: Dict[str, float] +) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Advanced context optimization for long-running improvement sessions + + Implements intelligent context management equivalent to Claude's /compact: + - Identifies critical context for immediate access + - Archives resolved issues and outdated analysis + - Maintains active analysis context for productivity + - Optimizes file organization for efficient loading + + Args: + session_data: Current session context and analysis data + context_importance_weights: Relative importance of different context types + + Returns: + Optimized context with preserved essentials and archived details + + Context optimization strategy: + 1. Classify context by importance and access frequency + 2. Preserve critical active context for immediate use + 3. Archive resolved issues and historical analysis + 4. Maintain implementation decisions and successful patterns + 5. Create efficient context loading hierarchies + + Context classification: + CRITICAL: Current tasks, active findings, immediate next steps + IMPORTANT: Recent patterns, implementation approaches, user preferences + USEFUL: Historical analysis, resolved issues, detailed documentation + ARCHIVAL: Complete session logs, exhaustive analysis, deprecated info + + Optimization techniques: + File consolidation: Merge related context into focused files + Hierarchical loading: Essential → Important → Useful → Archival + Intelligent pruning: Remove outdated or superseded information + Pattern preservation: Maintain successful approaches and learnings + Reference maintenance: Keep links to archived detailed information + + Token efficiency strategies: + - Compress repetitive information into summary patterns + - Replace detailed logs with key insight extraction + - Maintain decision rationale without full implementation details + - Preserve user preferences and successful approaches + - Create quick reference guides for complex processes + """ + # [Copilot will implement context optimization] + pass + +def create_intelligent_session_resumption_guide( + session_state: SessionState, + resumption_context: Dict[str, Any] +) -> Dict[str, Any]: + """ + Generate intelligent resumption guide based on detected session state + + Creates context-specific resumption instructions: + - Immediate actions required based on session state + - Context files to load for optimal continuation + - Validation requirements before proceeding + - User decision points and framework state + + Args: + session_state: Detected current state of test improvement session + resumption_context: Available context and state information + + Returns: + Structured resumption guide with specific actions and context + + Resumption guide generation: + 1. Analyze detected session state and available context + 2. Determine optimal resumption point and required actions + 3. Identify context files needed for effective continuation + 4. Generate step-by-step resumption instructions + 5. Include validation requirements and success criteria + + State-specific resumption strategies: + + FRESH_START: + - Initialize new test quality improvement session + - Execute Phase 04a (Test Execution Infrastructure) + - Establish baseline and health metrics + - Begin systematic analysis framework + + CONTINUE_PDCA: + - Load active PDCA cycle state and TodoWrite progress + - Resume from current phase (PLAN/DO/CHECK/ACT) + - Continue with in-progress tasks + - Maintain momentum and progress tracking + + VALIDATE_RESUME: + - Validate previous implementation work + - Run health checks and regression testing + - Update baseline metrics with current state + - Determine next cycle focus based on validation + + DECISION_POINT: + - Present previous decision framework to user + - Update metrics with any changes since last session + - Adapt options to current context and time constraints + - Continue based on user choice (A/B/C/D) + + CONTEXT_RESTORATION: + - Rebuild essential context from available files + - Assess progress and current state + - Identify gaps requiring fresh analysis + - Determine optimal continuation strategy + """ + # [Copilot will implement intelligent resumption guide] + pass + +def manage_long_term_knowledge_accumulation( + session_insights: List[Dict[str, Any]], + implementation_patterns: Dict[str, Any] +) -> None: + """ + Long-term knowledge management for compound improvement efficiency + + Manages knowledge accumulation across multiple sessions: + - Successful implementation patterns and approaches + - Common failure patterns and proven solutions + - User preference evolution and adaptation + - Framework optimization based on usage patterns + + Args: + session_insights: Key insights and learnings from sessions + implementation_patterns: Successful approaches and strategies + + Knowledge management strategy: + 1. Extract generalizable patterns from session-specific findings + 2. Build library of proven implementation approaches + 3. Track user preference evolution and framework adaptation + 4. Maintain compound learning for efficiency improvement + 5. Optimize framework based on usage patterns and outcomes + + Knowledge categories: + Technical patterns: Successful fix strategies by failure category + Process optimization: Effective PDCA cycle approaches + User adaptation: Personalization based on decision patterns + Context management: Efficient session and context strategies + Productivity optimization: Energy management and task sequencing + + Compound improvement: + - Each session builds on previous learnings + - Patterns become more refined and effective over time + - User adaptation improves personalization + - Framework optimization enhances efficiency + - Knowledge base enables faster problem resolution + """ + # [Copilot will implement knowledge accumulation management] + pass +``` + +## Usage Patterns for Copilot + +### 1. Session State Detection and Resumption +```python +# Detect current session state and determine optimal resumption strategy +# Analyze available context files and TodoWrite progress +# Generate intelligent resumption plan based on detected state + +session_state, resumption_context = detect_session_state_and_resumption_strategy() +resumption_guide = create_intelligent_session_resumption_guide(session_state, resumption_context) +``` + +### 2. Comprehensive Session State Preservation +```python +# Save complete session state before interruption or completion +# Optimize context files for next session efficiency +# Preserve critical findings and successful approaches +# Create next session preparation guide + +save_comprehensive_session_state_with_context_optimization( + session_context, + cycle_findings, + optimization_level="STANDARD" +) +``` + +### 3. Adaptive User Decision Framework +```python +# Generate context-aware decision framework +# Adapt to learned user preferences and current session state +# Present options optimized for productivity and preferences +# Track decision patterns for future adaptation + +decision_prompt = generate_adaptive_user_decision_framework( + validation_results, + session_context, + learned_preferences +) +``` + +### 4. Productivity Pattern Analysis +```python +# Track session productivity metrics and patterns +# Analyze efficiency trends and optimization opportunities +# Generate recommendations for future session optimization +# Learn optimal timing and task sequencing + +productivity_analysis = track_productivity_patterns_and_optimize_sessions( + current_session_metrics, + historical_sessions +) +``` + +### 5. User Decision Pattern Learning +```python +# Learn from user decision history to personalize framework +# Adapt decision presentation and recommendations +# Optimize session structure based on user work style +# Improve framework efficiency through personalization + +learned_preferences = learn_user_decision_patterns_and_adapt_framework( + decision_history, + session_outcomes +) +``` + +### 6. Context Optimization Management +```python +# Optimize context for token efficiency across long sessions +# Archive resolved issues while preserving active context +# Maintain successful patterns and implementation approaches +# Create efficient context loading hierarchies + +optimized_context = optimize_context_management_for_token_efficiency( + session_data, + context_importance_weights +) +``` + +### 7. Long-term Knowledge Accumulation +```python +# Manage knowledge accumulation across multiple sessions +# Build library of proven approaches and successful patterns +# Track framework optimization and user adaptation +# Enable compound improvement efficiency + +manage_long_term_knowledge_accumulation( + session_insights, + implementation_patterns +) +``` + +## Key Adaptations for Copilot + +1. **Structured State Management**: Clear data structures for session state and context +2. **Intelligent Resumption**: Automatic state detection with context-specific strategies +3. **Adaptive Decision Framework**: Personalized decision support based on learned patterns +4. **Productivity Optimization**: Session efficiency tracking and pattern recognition +5. **Context Management**: Token-efficient preservation with intelligent organization +6. **User Pattern Learning**: Framework personalization through decision pattern analysis +7. **Knowledge Accumulation**: Long-term learning for compound improvement efficiency + +This module ensures seamless long-term test improvement across multiple sessions while optimizing user productivity and decision-making efficiency through intelligent session management and adaptive personalization. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md b/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..57ae0b1d --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + +You are Claude. Assemble a review bundle for human or GPT reviewer. + +**📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when creating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. + + +Generate `review_{{FEATURE_SLUG}}.md` containing: + +1. <100-word feature summary +2. Diff-stat of this branch vs main +3. Key code blocks (+ inline comments) +4. Code quality metrics (flake8 complexity, test coverage %, Radon SLOC/MI if applicable) +5. Tests added / updated (note testing strategy: integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +6. Known limitations or TODOs +7. Links to relevant docs + +Output the file contents only. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md b/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..24f25992 --- /dev/null +++ b/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +Act as a senior Python reviewer. Highlight logical gaps, missing tests, inappropriate testing strategy (integration vs unit), maintainability or perf issues. Mark critical items with 🚨. + +--- + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md b/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67f494c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +# MkDocs Material Formatting Guide for Claude + +**Version**: 1.0 +**Date**: 2025-08-17 +**Purpose**: LAD Framework documentation standards to prevent systematic markdown errors in MkDocs Material projects + +--- + +## 🎯 **Essential Quick Reference** + +### **❌ Common Errors → ✅ Solutions** + +| Error | Correct Solution | Impact | +|-------|------------------|--------| +| `
` without `markdown="1"` | `
` | Enables markdown processing in HTML | +| Missing blank line after headers | Always add blank line before tables/lists | Python Markdown parsing requirement | +| Narrow table columns | CSS: `th:nth-child(1) { width: 25%; }` | Prevents text wrapping issues | +| No language in code blocks | ```` → ```python` | Enables syntax highlighting | + +--- + +## 📋 **Required MkDocs Configuration** + +### **Essential Extensions (mkdocs.yml)** + +```yaml +markdown_extensions: + - md_in_html # ⭐ REQUIRED for
tags + - pymdownx.details # ⭐ REQUIRED for collapsible sections + - pymdownx.superfences: # ⭐ REQUIRED for Mermaid + custom_fences: + - name: mermaid + class: mermaid + format: !!python/name:pymdownx.superfences.fence_code_format + - tables + - toc: + permalink: true + +theme: + name: material + features: + - content.code.copy + - navigation.sections + +extra_css: + - stylesheets/extra.css # For table styling fixes +``` + +--- + +## 🔧 **Progressive Disclosure (HTML5 Details)** + +### **✅ Correct Syntax** + +```markdown +
+🔧 **Section Title** + +Content with **full markdown support**. + +- Lists work properly +- Tables render correctly + +```python +def example(): + return "Code highlighting works" +``` + +
+``` + +### **❌ Common Errors** + +```markdown + +
+Title +**This won't be bold** +
+ + +
+Title +Content breaks formatting +``` + +### **Best Practices** +- **Maximum 2-3 levels**: Users get lost beyond this +- **Essential content always visible**: Advanced content collapsible +- **Clear summaries**: Use descriptive titles with emojis + +--- + +## 📊 **Table Formatting** + +### **✅ Critical Requirements** + +```markdown +## Header Example + +⚠️ **BLANK LINE REQUIRED HERE** + +| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | +|-----------|------|----------|-------------| +| `name` | string | Yes | Model identifier | +| `config` | object | No | Configuration options | +``` + +### **Responsive Table CSS (extra.css)** + +```css +/* Fix narrow Parameter column */ +.md-typeset table:not([class]) th:nth-child(1) { + width: 25%; + min-width: 140px; +} + +.md-typeset table:not([class]) th:nth-child(4) { + width: 45%; /* Description column */ +} + +/* Responsive wrapper */ +.md-typeset table:not([class]) { + table-layout: fixed; + width: 100%; +} +``` + +--- + +## 📝 **Blank Line Rules** + +### **Critical Requirements** +1. **After headers**: Before tables, lists, code blocks +2. **Around code blocks**: Before and after +3. **Before details tags**: Proper separation + +```markdown +## Header + +Blank line required here + +| Table | Example | +|-------|---------| +| Data | Value | + +Another blank line here + +
+Section + +Content here. + +
+``` + +--- + +## 🎨 **Code Block Standards** + +### **✅ Always Specify Language** + +```markdown +```python +def process_data(): + return "highlighted" +``` + +```bash +emuses analyze --input data.csv +``` + +```yaml +config: + setting: value +``` +``` + +--- + +## 🔍 **Automated Validation** + +### **Required Tools Setup** + +```yaml +# .pre-commit-config.yaml +repos: + - repo: local + hooks: + - id: markdownlint + name: Lint Markdown + entry: markdownlint + language: node + files: '^docs/.*\.md$' + additional_dependencies: ['markdownlint-cli'] +``` + +### **Build Validation** + +```bash +# Required checks before commit +markdownlint docs/ +mkdocs build --strict +``` + +--- + +## 🎯 **LAD Integration Instructions** + +### **Claude Prompt Enhancement** + +Add to system prompts: + +> "For MkDocs Material documentation: Reference `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` for formatting standards. Key requirements: `markdown="1"` for details tags, blank lines after headers, language-specific code blocks, responsive table CSS." + +### **Quality Checklist** + +- [ ] `
` tags have `markdown="1"` +- [ ] Blank lines after headers before content +- [ ] Code blocks specify language +- [ ] Tables use responsive CSS +- [ ] Progressive disclosure ≤ 3 levels +- [ ] Validation passes: `markdownlint` + `mkdocs build --strict` + +--- + +## 🚨 **Common Troubleshooting** + +### **Details Tags Not Rendering** +- **Cause**: Missing `markdown="1"` or `md_in_html` extension +- **Fix**: Add attribute and enable extension + +### **Tables Not Formatting** +- **Cause**: No blank line after header +- **Fix**: Always add blank line before tables + +### **Build Failures** +- **Cause**: Broken links or invalid syntax +- **Fix**: Use `mkdocs build --strict --verbose` for details + +--- + +## 📋 **Document Structure Template** + +```markdown +# Document Title + +## **Essential Information** (Always Visible) +Critical content for all users. + +
+🔧 **Advanced Configuration** + +Power user content here. + +
+ +
+💻 **Developer Integration** + +Technical details for developers. + +
+``` + +--- + +**🎯 This guide addresses systematic formatting errors and establishes quality standards for MkDocs Material documentation in LAD framework projects.** + +--- + +*LAD Framework Documentation Standards v1.0* +*Research-based guidelines for error-free technical documentation* \ No newline at end of file From 605e390759fcac0e7a12b667a0af41eda1101834 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "pre-commit-ci[bot]" <66853113+pre-commit-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2026 18:24:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 2/2] [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci --- .lad/.copilot-instructions.md | 16 +-- .lad/.vscode/extensions.json | 2 +- .lad/.vscode/settings.json | 2 +- .lad/CLAUDE.md | 2 +- .lad/LAD_RECIPE.md | 26 ++--- .lad/README.md | 42 +++---- .../00_existing_work_discovery.md | 12 +- .lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md | 14 +-- .../01_autonomous_context_planning.md | 38 +++--- .../01b_plan_review_validation.md | 12 +- .lad/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md | 10 +- .lad/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md | 28 ++--- .../02_iterative_implementation.md | 106 ++++++++--------- .../02b_milestone_checkpoint.md | 20 ++-- .../claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md | 30 ++--- .lad/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md | 8 +- .../04_test_quality_analysis.md | 12 +- .../04_test_quality_systematic.md | 24 ++-- .../04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md | 12 +- .../04b_test_analysis_framework.md | 14 +-- .../04c_test_improvement_cycles.md | 22 ++-- .../04d_test_session_management.md | 4 +- .lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md | 12 +- .lad/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md | 26 ++--- .lad/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md | 20 ++-- .lad/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md | 2 +- .lad/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md | 8 +- .lad/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md | 8 +- .../copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md | 32 +++--- .../04_test_quality_systematic.md | 90 +++++++-------- .../04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md | 50 ++++---- .../04b_test_analysis_framework.md | 80 ++++++------- .../04c_test_improvement_cycles.md | 82 ++++++------- .../04d_test_session_management.md | 108 +++++++++--------- .../copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md | 2 +- .../06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md | 2 +- .../MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md | 8 +- 37 files changed, 493 insertions(+), 493 deletions(-) diff --git a/.lad/.copilot-instructions.md b/.lad/.copilot-instructions.md index a17d77ba..a09df0a3 100644 --- a/.lad/.copilot-instructions.md +++ b/.lad/.copilot-instructions.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Global Copilot Instructions -* Prioritize **minimal scope**: only edit code directly implicated by the failing test. +* Prioritize **minimal scope**: only edit code directly implicated by the failing test. * Protect existing functionality: do **not** delete or refactor code outside the immediate test context. * Before deleting any code, follow the "Coverage & Code Safety" guidelines below. @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ pip install flake8 pytest coverage radon flake8-radon black [flake8] max-complexity = 10 radon-max-cc = 10 -exclude = +exclude = __pycache__, .git, .lad, @@ -114,25 +114,25 @@ radon mi path/to/your/module.py Gives a 0–100 score indicating code maintainability. Coverage & Code Safety -* For safety checks, do **not** run coverage inside VS Code. +* For safety checks, do **not** run coverage inside VS Code. Instead, ask the user: - > "Please run in your terminal: + > "Please run in your terminal: > ```bash > coverage run -m pytest [test_files] -q && coverage html - > ``` + > ``` > then reply **coverage complete**." * Before deleting code, verify: 1. 0% coverage via `coverage report --show-missing` - 2. Absence from Level-2 API docs + 2. Absence from Level-2 API docs If both hold, prompt: - + Delete ? (y/n) Reason: 0% covered and not documented. (Tip: use VS Code "Find All References" on .) Commits -* Use Conventional Commits. Example: +* Use Conventional Commits. Example: `feat(pipeline-filter): add ROI masking helper` * Keep body as bullet list of sub-tasks completed. diff --git a/.lad/.vscode/extensions.json b/.lad/.vscode/extensions.json index a2f77075..8ce68c17 100644 --- a/.lad/.vscode/extensions.json +++ b/.lad/.vscode/extensions.json @@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ "ryanluker.vscode-coverage-gutters", "ms-python.flake8" ] -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/.lad/.vscode/settings.json b/.lad/.vscode/settings.json index b8c43f23..774d16e2 100644 --- a/.lad/.vscode/settings.json +++ b/.lad/.vscode/settings.json @@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ "coverage-gutters.xmlPath": "coverage.xml", "python.linting.flake8Enabled": true, "python.linting.flake8Args": ["--max-complexity=10"] -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/.lad/CLAUDE.md b/.lad/CLAUDE.md index 1fa510f0..524ffe64 100644 --- a/.lad/CLAUDE.md +++ b/.lad/CLAUDE.md @@ -94,4 +94,4 @@ - *No anti-patterns logged* --- -*Last updated by Claude Code LAD Framework* \ No newline at end of file +*Last updated by Claude Code LAD Framework* diff --git a/.lad/LAD_RECIPE.md b/.lad/LAD_RECIPE.md index 390bfdd1..4ab6ce4b 100644 --- a/.lad/LAD_RECIPE.md +++ b/.lad/LAD_RECIPE.md @@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ > **Goal**: Provide repeatable workflows for implementing complex Python features iteratively and safely. > > **Two Optimized Approaches:** -> +> > ## 🚀 Claude Code Workflow (Recommended for 2025) > **3-phase autonomous workflow optimized for command-line development** > 1. **Autonomous Context & Planning** — Dynamic codebase exploration + TDD planning -> 2. **Iterative Implementation** — TDD loop with continuous quality monitoring +> 2. **Iterative Implementation** — TDD loop with continuous quality monitoring > 3. **Quality & Finalization** — Self-review + comprehensive validation > > ## 🛠️ GitHub Copilot Chat Workflow (VSCode) @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ │ ├── 04b_test_analysis_framework.md # 🆕 Pattern recognition │ ├── 04c_test_improvement_cycles.md # 🆕 PDCA methodology │ └── 04d_test_session_management.md # 🆕 Session continuity -├── copilot_prompts/ # 🛠️ Copilot Chat workflow +├── copilot_prompts/ # 🛠️ Copilot Chat workflow │ ├── 00_feature_kickoff.md │ ├── 01_context_gathering.md │ ├── 02_plan_feature.md @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ │ ├── 05_code_review_package.md │ └── 06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md └── .vscode/ # optional for Copilot workflow - ├── settings.json + ├── settings.json └── extensions.json ``` @@ -102,10 +102,10 @@ Import the complete `.lad/` directory into any target project once on main. | **4c. Test Improvement Cycles** | `claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md` | ~30-60 min | PDCA cycles, TodoWrite integration, systematic implementation with validation | | **4d. Test Session Management** | `claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md` | ~5-10 min | Session continuity, context optimization, adaptive decision framework | -**Key Benefits**: +**Key Benefits**: - 🎯 **Autonomous execution** — Minimal intervention points with autonomous tool usage - ⚡ **3-5x faster development** — Autonomous execution with real-time feedback -- 🔄 **Continuous quality** — Integrated testing and regression prevention +- 🔄 **Continuous quality** — Integrated testing and regression prevention - 📊 **Progress visibility** — TodoWrite integration for status tracking - 🛡️ **Quality assurance** — Comprehensive validation and testing - 🔬 **Systematic improvement** — PDCA cycles for test quality optimization @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Import the complete `.lad/` directory into any target project once on main. ### 2.4 Claude Code Workflow Features -**Autonomous Context Gathering**: +**Autonomous Context Gathering**: - Uses Task/Glob/Grep tools for codebase exploration - No need to manually open files or navigate directories - Dynamic context based on feature requirements @@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ Import the complete `.lad/` directory into any target project once on main. **Common Anti-Patterns to Avoid**: - ❌ Starting implementation without baseline testing -- ❌ Running multiple tasks in_progress simultaneously +- ❌ Running multiple tasks in_progress simultaneously - ❌ Skipping validation steps in test improvement cycles - ❌ Not using `/compact` when context becomes unwieldy - ❌ Manual context management instead of using LAD session state @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ Import the complete `.lad/` directory into any target project once on main. **Usage Pattern**: ```python -# Initialize comprehensive test analysis environment +# Initialize comprehensive test analysis environment # Purpose: Systematic test quality improvement for solo programmers # Methodology: PDCA cycles with holistic pattern recognition @@ -293,14 +293,14 @@ categorized_failures = aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results **Splitting Benefits:** - **Foundation-First**: Core models and infrastructure implemented first -- **Domain Separation**: Security, performance, and API concerns handled separately +- **Domain Separation**: Security, performance, and API concerns handled separately - **Context Inheritance**: Each sub-plan builds on previous implementations - **Manageable Scope**: Each sub-plan stays ≤6 tasks, ≤25 sub-tasks **Sub-Plan Structure:** - `plan_0a_foundation.md` - Core models, job management, infrastructure - `plan_0b_{{domain}}.md` - Business logic, pipeline integration -- `plan_0c_interface.md` - API endpoints, external interfaces +- `plan_0c_interface.md` - API endpoints, external interfaces - `plan_0d_security.md` - Security, performance, compatibility **Context Evolution:** As each sub-plan completes, context files for subsequent sub-plans are updated with new APIs, interfaces, and integration points, ensuring later phases have complete system visibility. @@ -500,7 +500,7 @@ The agent may run commands (push, commit), but will: **Knowledge Accumulation Patterns**: - **Successful approaches**: Preserve working patterns in CLAUDE.md - **Failed approaches**: Document what to avoid and why -- **User preferences**: Learn decision patterns for framework adaptation +- **User preferences**: Learn decision patterns for framework adaptation - **Process optimization**: Compound improvement across multiple sessions **Context File Organization**: @@ -547,4 +547,4 @@ Enjoy faster, safer feature development with comprehensive test quality improvem - **90%+ test success rates** through systematic improvement - **Seamless session resumption** across interruptions and context switches -This enhanced LAD framework represents the culmination of real-world usage patterns, systematic test improvement methodologies, and cross-session productivity optimization for solo programmers working on complex research software. \ No newline at end of file +This enhanced LAD framework represents the culmination of real-world usage patterns, systematic test improvement methodologies, and cross-session productivity optimization for solo programmers working on complex research software. diff --git a/.lad/README.md b/.lad/README.md index ece1d528..73e640c2 100644 --- a/.lad/README.md +++ b/.lad/README.md @@ -6,21 +6,21 @@ LAD enables **systematic feature development** and **enterprise-grade test quali ## ✨ What's New in 2025 -🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality Framework** — Achieve 90%+ test success through systematic PDCA cycles -🎯 **Industry Standards Compliance** — Research software + Enterprise + IEEE validation -📊 **Session Continuity** — Seamless interruption/resumption across multiple sessions -⚡ **Real-World Insights** — Based on 50+ LAD implementations in research software +🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality Framework** — Achieve 90%+ test success through systematic PDCA cycles +🎯 **Industry Standards Compliance** — Research software + Enterprise + IEEE validation +📊 **Session Continuity** — Seamless interruption/resumption across multiple sessions +⚡ **Real-World Insights** — Based on 50+ LAD implementations in research software ## Features -✅ **Test-driven development** with atomic task breakdowns -✅ **Systematic test improvement** with PDCA methodology -✅ **Component-aware testing** (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) -✅ **Multi-level documentation** with collapsible sections -✅ **NumPy-style docstrings** enforced throughout -✅ **Session continuity** with TodoWrite progress tracking -✅ **GitHub Flow** with automated PR creation/cleanup -✅ **Agent autonomy** with diff approval workflow +✅ **Test-driven development** with atomic task breakdowns +✅ **Systematic test improvement** with PDCA methodology +✅ **Component-aware testing** (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) +✅ **Multi-level documentation** with collapsible sections +✅ **NumPy-style docstrings** enforced throughout +✅ **Session continuity** with TodoWrite progress tracking +✅ **GitHub Flow** with automated PR creation/cleanup +✅ **Agent autonomy** with diff approval workflow ## Choose Your Workflow @@ -118,10 +118,10 @@ Claude: I'll use the enhanced test quality framework to systematically improve y ## Documentation -📖 **[LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md)** — Complete step-by-step workflow guide -🚀 **[Claude Code prompts](claude_prompts/)** — 7-phase autonomous workflow -🛠️ **[Copilot Agent prompts](copilot_prompts/)** — Function-based autonomous workflow -🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality** — 4-phase systematic improvement framework +📖 **[LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md)** — Complete step-by-step workflow guide +🚀 **[Claude Code prompts](claude_prompts/)** — 7-phase autonomous workflow +🛠️ **[Copilot Agent prompts](copilot_prompts/)** — Function-based autonomous workflow +🔬 **Enhanced Test Quality** — 4-phase systematic improvement framework ## Requirements @@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ Claude: I'll use the enhanced test quality framework to systematically improve y - Python 3.11+ - Git repository -### For Copilot Agent Workflow +### For Copilot Agent Workflow - VS Code with GitHub Copilot Agent Mode enabled - Python 3.11+ - `gh` CLI for PR management (optional) @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ Both LAD workflows provide autonomous development with the same quality outcomes - **Context Management**: Built-in tools for codebase exploration - **Progress Tracking**: TodoWrite integration with cross-session persistence -### Copilot Agent Mode Workflow +### Copilot Agent Mode Workflow - **Environment**: VS Code IDE integration with agent capabilities - **Interaction**: Function-based development with structured prompts - **Context Management**: IDE file context with autonomous execution @@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ Both LAD workflows provide autonomous development with the same quality outcomes ### Session Management - **Marathon Sessions (2-4 hours)**: Complex features with Phase 2 resumability -- **Focus Sessions (30-60 min)**: Test improvement cycles with PDCA methodology +- **Focus Sessions (30-60 min)**: Test improvement cycles with PDCA methodology - **Context Sessions (10-15 min)**: Session restoration and planning ### TodoWrite Best Practices @@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ Both LAD workflows provide autonomous development with the same quality outcomes **Proven strategies for long sessions:** - Use **`/compact `** after major phase completions -- **Archive resolved issues** before hitting context limits +- **Archive resolved issues** before hitting context limits - **Preserve successful patterns** in CLAUDE.md - **Session state files** enable seamless resumption @@ -225,4 +225,4 @@ Improvements welcome! The LAD framework evolves based on real-world usage patter - Seamless session resumption across interruptions and context switches - Enterprise-grade quality standards with research software optimization -See [LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md) for complete framework details and contribution guidelines. \ No newline at end of file +See [LAD_RECIPE.md](LAD_RECIPE.md) for complete framework details and contribution guidelines. diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md index b510a84f..7354944d 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/00_existing_work_discovery.md @@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ Search for existing implementations related to the requested feature: ### 2. Architecture Mapping **Create systematic architecture notes for complex systems:** -```markdown +```markdown **CREATE ARCHITECTURE NOTES**: `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` ## Component Inventory - **Services**: [List discovered services and their roles] -- **Data Models**: [Key models, schemas, and relationships] +- **Data Models**: [Key models, schemas, and relationships] - **APIs/Endpoints**: [Existing interfaces and contracts] - **Utilities**: [Shared libraries and helper functions] @@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Search for existing implementations related to the requested feature: - **Data Flow**: [How information moves through the system] - **Communication Patterns**: [Sync/async, events, direct calls] -## Architectural Patterns +## Architectural Patterns - **Design Patterns**: [MVC, Repository, Factory, etc. in use] - **Data Patterns**: [Database access, caching, validation] - **Security Patterns**: [Auth, authorization, data protection] @@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Based on the discovery results: ## Deliverables for Context Planning Phase 1. **Existing Work Assessment Report** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/existing_work_assessment.md` -2. **Integration Strategy Decision** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/integration_strategy.md` +2. **Integration Strategy Decision** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/integration_strategy.md` 3. **Architecture Impact Analysis** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/architecture_analysis.md` 4. **Implementation Approach** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/implementation_approach.md` 5. **Component Baseline Summary** - Save to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/component_baseline.md` (existing components that will be used or extended) @@ -146,11 +146,11 @@ Document existing components that are relevant to the new feature: - **Extension needs**: What might need to be added ### Infrastructure -- **Service/Tool**: `ServiceName` +- **Service/Tool**: `ServiceName` - **Current usage**: How it's used in the system - **Integration points**: Where new feature connects - **Configuration**: Relevant settings or setup ``` --- -*This phase must be completed before proceeding to Phase 1: Autonomous Context Planning* \ No newline at end of file +*This phase must be completed before proceeding to Phase 1: Autonomous Context Planning* diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md index 9050b5d8..6255329f 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md @@ -5,19 +5,19 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development env **Autonomous Capabilities**: File operations (Read, Write, Edit), command execution (Bash), environment validation, and configuration setup. -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) - Test coverage ≥90% for new code - NumPy-style docstrings required - Conventional commit standards -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development env [run] branch = True source = . - omit = + omit = */tests/* */test_* */__pycache__/* @@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development env [report] show_missing = True skip_covered = False - + [html] directory = coverage_html ``` @@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development env - Feature context is prepared for autonomous implementation - All tools and configurations are functional -**Important**: +**Important**: - Never modify files in `.lad/` folder - this contains the framework - All feature work goes in `docs/` folder - Preserve existing project structure and configurations @@ -209,4 +209,4 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect setting up a robust development env ### Next Phase After successful kickoff, proceed to Phase 1: Autonomous Context Planning using `.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md` - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md index f853a0ef..9068162c 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/01_autonomous_context_planning.md @@ -5,21 +5,21 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen **Autonomous Capabilities**: You have access to tools for codebase exploration (Task, Glob, Grep), file operations (Read, Write, Edit), command execution (Bash), and progress tracking (TodoWrite). -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - NumPy-style docstrings required -- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) - Test-driven development approach - Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) - 90%+ test coverage target -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses - Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen **Requirements**: - Inputs: {{INPUTS}} -- Outputs: {{OUTPUTS}} +- Outputs: {{OUTPUTS}} - Constraints: {{CONSTRAINTS}} - Acceptance Criteria: {{ACCEPTANCE_CRITERIA}} @@ -69,23 +69,23 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen 4. **Context Documentation**: Create `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` with multi-level structure: **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and progressive disclosure syntax. - + **Level 1 (Plain English)**: Concise summary of relevant codebase components - + **Level 2 (API Table)**: | Symbol | Purpose | Inputs | Outputs | Side-effects | |--------|---------|--------|---------|--------------| - + **Level 3 (Code Snippets)**: Annotated code examples for key integration points - + **Maintenance Opportunities**: Document high-impact maintenance items discovered: ```markdown ## Maintenance Opportunities in Target Files ### High Priority (Address During Implementation) - [ ] file.py:42 - F821 undefined name 'VariableName' (likely bug) - [ ] file.py:15 - E722 bare except clause (improve error handling) - + ### Medium Priority (Consider for Boy Scout Rule) - [ ] file.py:8 - F841 unused variable 'temp' (cleanup) - [ ] file.py:23 - F811 redefinition of import (organize imports) @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen **Instructions**: Create a comprehensive TDD plan using TodoWrite for progress tracking. 1. **Task Complexity Assessment**: Evaluate feature complexity and implementation approach: - + **Complexity Indicators**: - **Simple**: Documentation, typos, basic queries, file operations, simple refactoring - **Medium**: Feature implementation, test writing, moderate refactoring, API integration @@ -110,20 +110,20 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen **Resource Requirements**: [time-estimates-dependencies] ``` -2. **Task Breakdown**: - +2. **Task Breakdown**: + **Integration Impact Assessment** (based on Phase 0 strategy): - [ ] **If INTEGRATE**: Add tasks for connecting to existing components - - [ ] **If ENHANCE**: Add tasks for extending existing functionality + - [ ] **If ENHANCE**: Add tasks for extending existing functionality - [ ] **If NEW**: Add tasks for new implementation + coexistence - [ ] **If DEPRECATION**: Add tasks for migration and cleanup - + **Documentation Impact Assessment** (include relevant tasks): - [ ] Setup/installation changes → Add setup documentation task - - [ ] User-facing features → Add README/user guide task + - [ ] User-facing features → Add README/user guide task - [ ] Breaking changes → Add migration guide task - [ ] New APIs → Add API documentation task - + Use TodoWrite to create prioritized task list: ```python TodoWrite([ @@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen - **Trade-offs**: Performance vs. simplicity, security vs. usability - **Integration Choices**: How to connect with existing components - **Breaking Changes**: When existing interfaces might need modification - + **Document in plan**: Mark tasks that likely require user input with `[USER_INPUT]` flag 5. **Variable Update**: Update `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` with planning-specific variables: @@ -225,4 +225,4 @@ You are Claude, an expert software architect implementing test-driven developmen - If plan is straightforward, proceed to Phase 2 (Iterative Implementation) - If complexity requires splitting, create sub-plans with appropriate scope - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md index 29387098..5c0907dd 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/01b_plan_review_validation.md @@ -5,20 +5,20 @@ You are Claude, a senior software architect and code-audit specialist conducting **Review Scope**: You are reviewing a plan to provide independent validation and catch potential blind spots. -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - NumPy-style docstrings required -- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) - Test-driven development approach - Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) - 90%+ test coverage target -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Plan is functional but could be improved: **Next Steps**: - If **Plan Approved**: Proceed to Phase 1c (ChatGPT Review) or Phase 1d (Review Integration) - If **Issues Identified**: Address critical issues and re-review -- If **Optimization Opportunities**: User decision to optimize or proceed +- If **Optimization Opportunities**: User decision to optimize or proceed - Consider additional review for complex/critical features ### Alternative Validation Option @@ -126,4 +126,4 @@ Plan is functional but could be improved: - High-risk or high-impact implementations - User explicitly requests additional validation - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md index 3de7ef1b..bfefcd10 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/01c_chatgpt_review.md @@ -3,20 +3,20 @@ You are Claude providing instructions for ChatGPT review of implementation plans **Mission**: Guide the user through obtaining independent ChatGPT validation of the implementation plan to catch potential blind spots and provide external perspective. -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - NumPy-style docstrings required -- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) - Test-driven development approach - Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) - 90%+ test coverage target -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -123,4 +123,4 @@ After completing ChatGPT review (or skipping it), proceed to **Phase 1d: Review Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md index 72629252..c55634a4 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/01d_integrate_review.md @@ -10,20 +10,20 @@ You are Claude, a senior dev lead integrating review feedback and evaluating pla - **Complexity Evaluation**: `notes/complexity_{{feature}}.md` - Document complexity metrics, splitting decisions, and architectural boundaries - **Split Decision Reasoning**: `notes/split_reasoning_{{feature}}.md` - Detailed analysis of splitting benefits vs. single-plan approach -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - NumPy-style docstrings required -- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) +- Flake8 compliance (max-complexity 10) - Test-driven development approach - Component-aware testing (integration for APIs, unit for business logic) - 90%+ test coverage target -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - Avoid enthusiastic agreement - Use measured language - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Create the fully integrated plan incorporating all review feedback, with emphasi - **Real-Time Context Updates**: Each sub-task completion must update context files with actual (not planned) deliverables - **Validation Points**: Add validation checkpoints after each sub-task to verify implementation matches plan -- **Manual Verification Requirements**: Specify that context files are updated with verified actual deliverables +- **Manual Verification Requirements**: Specify that context files are updated with verified actual deliverables - **Completion Validation**: Tasks cannot be marked complete without verifying they work as intended ### Phase 2: Plan Complexity Evaluation (Claude Code Optimized) @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Create the fully integrated plan incorporating all review feedback, with emphasi ## Complexity Metrics Assessment - **Task Count**: [X tasks] - >8 tasks suggests splitting benefit -- **Sub-task Count**: [X sub-tasks] - >30-35 indicates cognitive overload risk +- **Sub-task Count**: [X sub-tasks] - >30-35 indicates cognitive overload risk - **Plan File Size**: [X lines] - >400 lines becomes context-heavy - **Mixed Complexity**: [S/M/L distribution] - Multiple domains suggest splitting @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Create the fully integrated plan incorporating all review feedback, with emphasi **Evaluate using Claude Code-specific criteria:** -#### Complexity Metrics for Claude Code +#### Complexity Metrics for Claude Code - **Task Count**: >8 tasks suggests potential splitting benefit - **Sub-task Count**: >30-35 sub-tasks indicates cognitive overload risk - **File Size**: >400 lines becomes context-heavy for Claude Code sessions @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Create the fully integrated plan incorporating all review feedback, with emphasi #### Domain Boundary Analysis Evaluate natural splitting points: - **Authentication/Security** separate from **Core Functionality** -- **API/Interface** distinct from **Internal Business Logic** +- **API/Interface** distinct from **Internal Business Logic** - **Infrastructure/Deployment** separate from **Application Logic** - **Testing/Quality** can be domain-specific or cross-cutting @@ -141,21 +141,21 @@ Check for clean architectural boundaries: - **Integration Points**: [Where sub-plans must connect and share data] - **Domain Concerns**: [Auth, data, API, security, etc. separation] -## Split Benefits Assessment +## Split Benefits Assessment - **Context Focus**: [How splitting improves cognitive focus per domain] -- **Session Management**: [Independent sub-plan implementation benefits] +- **Session Management**: [Independent sub-plan implementation benefits] - **Quality Enhancement**: [Domain-specific testing and validation advantages] - **Risk Mitigation**: [How splitting reduces complexity-related errors] ## Split Decision Matrix - **Option A - Single Plan**: [Pros/cons, complexity assessment] -- **Option B - 2-3 Sub-Plans**: [Proposed boundaries, benefits, integration complexity] +- **Option B - 2-3 Sub-Plans**: [Proposed boundaries, benefits, integration complexity] - **Option C - 4+ Sub-Plans**: [Fine-grained separation, benefits, overhead] ``` **Then identify Natural Architectural Boundaries** in the integrated task list: - Group tasks by architectural layer (models, services, interfaces, etc.) -- Group by dependency flow (foundation → domain → interface) +- Group by dependency flow (foundation → domain → interface) - Group by domain concerns (auth, data, API, security, etc.) - Consider implementation phases that can be developed independently @@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ Each sub-plan includes: ### Quality Gates **Before proceeding to implementation**: -- ✅ All review feedback integrated or explicitly acknowledged +- ✅ All review feedback integrated or explicitly acknowledged - ✅ Critical issues resolved with specific task additions - ✅ Plan complexity evaluated against Claude Code thresholds - ✅ If split: Sub-plans created with clear dependencies and integration contracts @@ -261,4 +261,4 @@ Each sub-plan includes: Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md index c85c8ce3..62065970 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/02_iterative_implementation.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ You are Claude implementing test-driven development with autonomous execution an **Note-Taking Protocol** (Based on 2024 Research): For complex tasks requiring sustained reasoning, architectural decisions, or multi-step integration work, create working notes files to maintain context and improve performance: - **Complex Reasoning Tasks**: Create `notes/reasoning_{{task_name}}.md` to track decision trees, constraints, and validation steps -- **Architecture Mapping**: Create `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` to document component relationships and integration points +- **Architecture Mapping**: Create `notes/architecture_{{feature}}.md` to document component relationships and integration points - **Cross-Session Continuity**: Create `notes/session_{{date}}_progress.md` to track decisions and context across sessions - **Integration Planning**: Create `notes/integration_{{components}}.md` to map dependencies and validation approaches @@ -17,20 +17,20 @@ You are Claude implementing test-driven development with autonomous execution an ``` This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final results. Full output saved in `full_output.txt` for detailed review if needed. -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - All tests must pass before proceeding - NumPy-style docstrings on all new functions/classes - Flake8 compliance maintained - No regressions in existing functionality -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses - Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result **If no TodoWrite tasks exist**: - **Single Plan**: Load plan from `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` -- **Split Plans**: +- **Split Plans**: - Check `split_decision.md` for sub-plan sequence - Load first/current sub-plan (e.g., `plan_1_models.md`) - Load corresponding context file (e.g., `context_1_models.md`) @@ -120,12 +120,12 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result **Before starting/continuing implementation**: -1. **Task Selection**: +1. **Task Selection**: - Check TodoWrite for next "pending" task - If no tasks, load from plan and initialize TodoWrite - Mark task as "in_progress" -2. **Context Loading with Manual Verification**: +2. **Context Loading with Manual Verification**: - **Single Plan**: Load context from `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/context.md` - **Split Plans**: Load context from current sub-plan's context file (e.g., `context_2_processing.md`) - **Verify Context Accuracy**: Before starting implementation, manually verify context claims: @@ -138,20 +138,20 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result ```markdown **CONTEXT CLARIFICATION NEEDED** - + **Issue:** [Specific unclear aspect of context or requirements] - + **What I Found:** [Current state of implementation/context] - + **What's Unclear:** [Specific questions about intended behavior] - + **Possible Interpretations:** 1. [Interpretation A]: [Implementation approach A] 2. [Interpretation B]: [Implementation approach B] 3. [Interpretation C]: [Implementation approach C] - + **Impact of Decision:** [How this affects current and future implementation] - + **Question:** Which interpretation matches your intended functionality, or should I proceed differently? ``` @@ -199,52 +199,52 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result ```markdown **CREATE WORKING NOTES**: `notes/decision_{{decision_topic}}.md` - + ## Decision Context - **Task**: [Current implementation task] - **Complexity**: [Why this requires careful consideration] - **Constraints**: [Technical, architectural, or business constraints] - + ## Analysis Workspace - **Approach A**: [Details, implications, validation steps] - - **Approach B**: [Details, implications, validation steps] + - **Approach B**: [Details, implications, validation steps] - **Approach C**: [Details, implications, validation steps] - + ## Impact Assessment - **System Architecture**: [How each approach affects overall system] - **Future Development**: [Long-term implications] - **Risk Analysis**: [Potential issues and mitigation strategies] ``` - + **Then present user decision prompt**: ```markdown **VALIDATION DECISION NEEDED** - + **Context:** [Specific situation requiring validation decision] - + **Technical Analysis:** [Your assessment of the implementation approaches] - + **Options:** A) [Option A with implementation approach] - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] - + B) [Option B with implementation approach] - - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] + - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] - + C) [Option C with implementation approach] - Pros: [Advantages and benefits] - - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] + - Cons: [Drawbacks and limitations] - Validation approach: [How to verify this works] - + **My Recommendation:** [Technical recommendation with reasoning] - + **System Impact:** [How this affects existing system and future development] - + **Question:** Which approach aligns with your system's requirements and constraints? ``` @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result """ ``` -#### Step 3: Validate Implementation +#### Step 3: Validate Implementation - Run specific test: `pytest -xvs ::` - Run affected module tests: `pytest -q tests/test_.py` - Ensure new test passes, existing tests unaffected @@ -289,32 +289,32 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result - **Style**: Ensure NumPy docstrings on all new code - **Coverage**: `pytest --cov= --cov-report=term-missing 2>&1 | tail -n 100` - **Implementation Verification**: Manually verify that planned functionality was actually implemented - + **For API/Backend Features:** - Use `grep -r "function_name\|class_name" .` to confirm key components exist - Test import statements: `python -c "from module import component"` - Verify endpoints work: `curl` or browser testing for REST APIs - + **For Data Processing Features:** - Test with sample data: Run processing pipeline with known inputs - Verify output format: Check that results match expected schema/format - Performance check: Ensure processing completes in reasonable time - + **For GUI/Frontend Features:** - Visual verification: Load interface and verify layout/styling - Interaction testing: Test key user workflows manually - Responsive check: Test on different screen sizes if applicable - + **For Algorithm/ML Features:** - Unit test with known inputs: Verify algorithms produce expected outputs - Edge case testing: Test boundary conditions and error cases - Performance validation: Check computational complexity meets requirements - + **For Infrastructure Features:** - Connectivity testing: Verify services can communicate - Configuration validation: Check settings work as intended - Deployment verification: Ensure feature works in target environment - + - **Context Update**: Update context file with actual deliverables (not just planned ones) **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. @@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result 1. **Dual Task Tracking with Manual Context Update**: - **Update TodoWrite**: Mark current task as "completed" - - **Update Plan File**: + - **Update Plan File**: - **Single Plan**: Change `- [ ] Task` to `- [x] Task` in `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` - **Split Plans**: Update current sub-plan file (e.g., `plan_2_processing.md`) - **Update Sub-tasks**: Check off completed sub-task items @@ -351,24 +351,24 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result - **Archive working notes**: Move relevant insights from `notes/` files to permanent context documentation 2. **Milestone Decision Point** (after every 2-3 tasks OR major implementation): - + **Trigger Checkpoint**: Use `claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md` protocol: - Generate comprehensive progress summary - Run quality validation (tests, lint, coverage) - Show `git diff --stat` of changes - Present user with clear approval options (A/B/C/D) - Wait for user decision before proceeding - + **Checkpoint ensures**: - User visibility into progress - - Quality gates validation + - Quality gates validation - Structured commit workflow - Opportunity for course correction 3. **Commit Workflow Integration**: Handled by checkpoint system (Phase 2b) 4. **Comprehensive Documentation Updates** (CRITICAL - Often Forgotten): - + **Core LAD Documentation**: **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. @@ -376,19 +376,19 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result - Add new APIs to Level 2 table in context docs - Update any changed interfaces or contracts - Track quality metrics: coverage, complexity, test count - + **Plan File Updates** (MANDATORY): - **Single Plan**: Update `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` - mark completed tasks as `- [x] Task` - **Split Plans**: Update BOTH master plan AND current sub-plan (e.g., `plan_2_processing.md`) - **Sub-tasks**: Check off completed sub-task items in plan files - **Context Files**: Update corresponding context files with actual deliverables - + **Project Status Documentation** (If Present): - **CLAUDE.md**: Update with current feature status and progress notes - **PROJECT_STATUS.md**: Update project health metrics and current focus - **README.md**: Update if new major functionality affects usage instructions - **CHANGELOG.md**: Add entry if versioned releases are tracked - + **Context Management Guidance**: - **What to Keep**: Current task context, integration examples, architectural decisions - **What to Remove**: Outdated planning discussions, resolved issues, old implementation attempts @@ -402,7 +402,7 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result 1. **Assess scope**: Categorize as direct, indirect, or unrelated failures 2. **Recovery strategy**: - **Option A (Preferred)**: Maintain backward compatibility - - **Option B**: Update calling code comprehensively + - **Option B**: Update calling code comprehensively - **Option C**: Revert and redesign approach 3. **Systematic fix**: Address one test failure at a time 4. **Prevention**: Add integration tests for changed interfaces @@ -410,7 +410,7 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result ### Loop Continuation **Continue implementing tasks until**: -- All TodoWrite tasks marked "completed" +- All TodoWrite tasks marked "completed" - Full test suite passes: `pytest -q --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 100` - Quality standards met (flake8, coverage, docstrings) @@ -419,26 +419,26 @@ This captures warnings/errors from anywhere in output while showing final result **When current sub-plan is complete** (all tasks marked "completed"): #### Step 1: Manual Context Evolution & Validation -1. **Review Actual Deliverables**: +1. **Review Actual Deliverables**: - **Inventory what was actually built** in this sub-plan (not just what was planned) - Use `grep -r "class\|def" .` to find major components created - Use `Read` tool to review key files and understand actual functionality - **Test integration points**: Try importing and using key components - + 2. **Validate Integration Points**: - Test that planned integration points actually work: `python -c "from module import component"` - Verify that components behave as expected with simple usage tests - Document any interface changes or additional functionality discovered 3. **Update All Related Documentation**: - - **Next Sub-Plan Context Updates**: + + **Next Sub-Plan Context Updates**: - Open next sub-plan's context file (e.g., `context_3_interface.md`) - **Add working integration examples** from current sub-plan - **Document actual interfaces available** (not just planned ones) - **Update usage patterns** with tested code snippets - **Note any changes** from original integration plan - + **Master Documentation Updates**: - **Master Plan**: Update `plan_master.md` with current sub-plan completion status - **Global Context**: Update main `context.md` with cross-sub-plan integration insights @@ -461,11 +461,11 @@ If integration challenges or architectural questions arise, prompt for user guid A) [Direct Transition]: Proceed with standard integration approach - Approach: [How integration would work] - Risks: [Potential issues to watch for] - + B) [Modified Integration]: Adjust integration approach for better compatibility - Approach: [Modified integration strategy] - Trade-offs: [What this gains and loses] - + C) [Refactor Transition]: Modify current sub-plan before transitioning - Changes needed: [Specific modifications required] - Justification: [Why this improves overall system] @@ -567,4 +567,4 @@ Otherwise, present standard transition options: 4. **Updated documentation** reflecting new APIs 5. **No regressions** in existing functionality - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md index 5529b31d..97025550 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/02b_milestone_checkpoint.md @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ fi ### 🔄 Integration Status - **Modified Files**: {{modified_files_count}} files -- **New Files**: {{new_files_count}} files +- **New Files**: {{new_files_count}} files - **Test Files**: {{test_files_count}} files - **Documentation**: {{docs_status}} ``` @@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ git diff --stat # Full test suite pytest -q --tb=short -# Lint check on modified files +# Lint check on modified files flake8 {{modified_files}} # Coverage report @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ pytest --cov={{feature_module}} --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | tail -n 2 ## User Interaction Protocol -### 1. Milestone Presentation +### 1. Milestone Presentation **Create milestone notes first, then present to user:** ```markdown @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ pytest --cov={{feature_module}} --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | tail -n 2 - **Integration Status**: [Working integration points, verified functionality] ## Decision Context -- **Architectural Decisions**: [Key technical choices made during implementation] +- **Architectural Decisions**: [Key technical choices made during implementation] - **Trade-offs**: [Performance vs. maintainability, complexity vs. flexibility decisions] - **Deviations**: [Changes from original plan and rationale] - **Discoveries**: [Unexpected findings or opportunities identified] @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ pytest --cov={{feature_module}} --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | tail -n 2 **A) ✅ APPROVE & COMMIT** - Everything looks good, commit and continue - Will commit changes with generated message - - Will push to remote branch + - Will push to remote branch - **Single Plan**: Will continue with next tasks - **Split Plans**: If sub-plan complete, will offer sub-plan transition @@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ echo "✅ Committed and pushed. Continuing with next tasks..." **To resume implementation**, tell me: - "Continue implementation" - Resume with next tasks -- "Implement [specific change]" - Make modifications then continue +- "Implement [specific change]" - Make modifications then continue - "Commit and continue" - Commit current changes then continue **For detailed review**: @@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ echo "✅ Committed and pushed. Continuing with next tasks..." **Common modification requests:** - "Refactor [function/class] to improve [specific aspect]" -- "Add error handling for [specific case]" +- "Add error handling for [specific case]" - "Update tests to cover [specific scenario]" - "Change API design for [specific endpoint]" - "Improve performance of [specific operation]" @@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ TodoWrite([ # Mark completed tasks {"id": "1", "content": "Task A", "status": "completed", "priority": "high"}, # Mark current checkpoint task - {"id": "checkpoint", "content": "Milestone checkpoint - awaiting user approval", + {"id": "checkpoint", "content": "Milestone checkpoint - awaiting user approval", "status": "in_progress", "priority": "high"}, # Keep pending tasks {"id": "3", "content": "Task C", "status": "pending", "priority": "medium"} @@ -307,10 +307,10 @@ TodoWrite([ ## Success Metrics **Each checkpoint should achieve:** - ✅ Clear progress visualization for user -- ✅ Quality validation completed +- ✅ Quality validation completed - ✅ User feedback incorporated - ✅ Appropriate commit/push action taken - ✅ Implementation momentum maintained --- -*This phase ensures user stays informed and engaged throughout the implementation process* \ No newline at end of file +*This phase ensures user stays informed and engaged throughout the implementation process* diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md index 5ba7c08b..c1c2023b 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/03_quality_finalization.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ You are Claude performing comprehensive quality assurance and feature finalizati ``` This captures critical issues from anywhere in output while showing final results. Full output available in `full_output.txt` for detailed analysis. -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - 100% test suite passing - Complete documentation with NumPy-style docstrings - Full regression testing completed @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics #### Implementation Review **Systematic review using structured criteria**: -1. **Completeness**: +1. **Completeness**: - All acceptance criteria fulfilled - All TodoWrite tasks completed - **CRITICAL**: All checkboxes in plan.md marked complete @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when updating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, progressive disclosure syntax, and automated validation setup. -1. **Context Documents**: +1. **Context Documents**: - Refresh Level 2 API tables with new functions - Update Level 3 code snippets if interfaces changed - Add integration notes for complex components @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics #### Change Analysis **Generate comprehensive change summary**: 1. **Files Modified**: List all changed files with change type -2. **API Changes**: Document new/modified public interfaces +2. **API Changes**: Document new/modified public interfaces 3. **Breaking Changes**: Note any backward compatibility impacts 4. **Test Coverage**: Report coverage metrics for new code 5. **Model Utilization**: Summary of model usage and effectiveness @@ -144,23 +144,23 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics 2. **Body Content**: ``` - Implement [specific functionality] - - Add [testing/validation] + - Add [testing/validation] - Update [documentation] - + Model Optimization: - Utilized [model-count] models for optimal cost/performance - Achieved [percentage]% cost reduction vs single-model approach - Maintained quality standards across all implementations - + Closes: #[issue_number] (if applicable) - + Testing: - [X] Unit tests pass (XX/XX) - - [X] Integration tests pass (XX/XX) + - [X] Integration tests pass (XX/XX) - [X] Coverage ≥90% for new code - + 🤖 Generated with Claude Code LAD Framework - + Co-Authored-By: Claude ``` @@ -173,10 +173,10 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics - **User Decision Point**: Prompt user about additional maintenance work: ``` "During implementation, I identified [N] high-impact maintenance opportunities. - + High Priority Items: - [list specific issues with files and line numbers] - + Would you like to address these now (estimated [X] minutes) or add to backlog? [Now/Backlog/Skip]" ``` @@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics **Final outputs**: 1. **Quality Validation Report**: All tests passing, coverage metrics 2. **Feature Completion Summary**: Implementation overview and metrics -3. **Updated Documentation**: Complete with new APIs and examples +3. **Updated Documentation**: Complete with new APIs and examples 4. **Conventional Commit**: Ready for repository integration 5. **TodoWrite Completion**: All tasks marked "completed" 6. **Integration Guidance**: Usage examples and team handoff notes @@ -274,4 +274,4 @@ flake8 --max-complexity=10 --statistics - **Quality Assurance Learnings**: Enhance quality gates - **User Experience Improvements**: Optimize workflow efficiency - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md index 0ad9e2e8..0203723a 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_maintenance_session.md @@ -5,20 +5,20 @@ You are Claude performing focused maintenance work to improve code quality and r **Autonomous Capabilities**: Direct tool usage for code analysis (Grep, Bash), file operations (Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit), and progress tracking (TodoWrite). -**Quality Standards**: +**Quality Standards**: - Fix only what you understand completely - Maintain or improve existing functionality - No breaking changes without explicit approval - Test affected components after changes -**Objectivity Guidelines**: +**Objectivity Guidelines**: - Challenge assumptions - Ask "How do I know this is true?" - State limitations clearly - "I cannot verify..." or "This assumes..." - **Avoid enthusiastic language** - Replace "brilliant!", "excellent!", "perfect!" with measured responses - Use scientific tone without patronizing - "This approach has merit" vs "That's a great idea!" - Test claims before endorsing - Verify before agreeing - Question feasibility - "This would require..." or "The constraint is..." -- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." +- Admit uncertainty - "I'm not confident about..." - Provide balanced perspectives - Show multiple viewpoints - **Honest criticism when warranted** - If an idea is inefficient, already implemented, or problematic, state this directly - Request evidence - "Can you demonstrate this works?" @@ -127,4 +127,4 @@ TodoWrite([ - Maintain clear audit trail of changes - Update documentation and tracking consistently - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md index 1816a1bc..be83a4fb 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_analysis.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt ``` -**Research Software Quality Standards**: +**Research Software Quality Standards**: - Scientific reproducibility maintained across test fixes - Test effectiveness prioritized over coverage metrics - Research impact assessment for all test failures @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with - Map interdependencies between failing tests 3. **Research Impact Assessment** (Enhanced Test Quality Framework): - + **Scientific Criticality Levels**: - **CRITICAL**: Test failure affects research results validity or computational reproducibility - **HIGH**: Test failure affects user experience or system reliability but not scientific results @@ -63,18 +63,18 @@ You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with - Apply **Research Impact Assessment Framework**: ```markdown ## Test Quality Assessment: test_name - + **Scientific Criticality**: [CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW] - Research Impact: [How failure affects scientific validity/reproducibility] - Computational Impact: [Effect on result accuracy/consistency] - User Impact: [Effect on research workflow/usability] - + **Test Design Quality**: [POOR/ADEQUATE/GOOD] - Necessity: [Essential behavior verification vs unnecessary test] - Oracle Quality: [How reliably can correct result be determined] - Reproducibility: [Does test ensure consistent outputs] - Maintainability: [Cost of maintenance vs value provided] - + **Root Cause**: [Technical cause of failure] **Fix Strategy**: [Approach to resolution] **Fix Complexity**: [SIMPLE/MODERATE/COMPLEX] @@ -237,4 +237,4 @@ pytest --collect-only | grep -c "collected" # Collection success verification 4. **Tool Integration**: Test analysis tools and procedures for ongoing maintenance This phase ensures that research software maintains the highest standards of scientific validity while achieving practical test suite reliability for sustainable development. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md index 2d2b1ec3..9d98cfba 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ You are Claude performing systematic test quality analysis and remediation with 2>&1 | tee full_output.txt | grep -iE "(warning|error|failed|exception|fatal|critical)" | tail -n 30; echo "--- FINAL OUTPUT ---"; tail -n 100 full_output.txt ``` -**Research Software Quality Standards**: +**Research Software Quality Standards**: - Scientific reproducibility maintained across test fixes - Test effectiveness prioritized over coverage metrics - Research impact assessment for all test failures @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ python -c " import re with open('all_failures.txt') as f: failures = f.readlines() - + # Group by failure types import_failures = [f for f in failures if 'import' in f.lower() or 'modulenotfound' in f.lower()] api_failures = [f for f in failures if 'attribute' in f.lower() or 'missing' in f.lower()] @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ For each SKIPPED test, validate against multiple standards: - Research impact if fixed: [Scientific validity / Workflow / Performance / Cosmetic] **Enterprise Standard (85-95% pass rate expectation)**: -- Justified: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- Justified: [Y/N] + Reasoning - Business impact if fixed: [Critical / High / Medium / Low] **IEEE Testing Standard (Industry best practices)**: @@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ echo "# Test Quality Improvement Plan - $(date)" > notes/test_analysis/improveme **Priority Matrix (Enhanced for Solo Programmer)**: - **P1-CRITICAL**: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort fixes -- **P2-HIGH**: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes +- **P2-HIGH**: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes - **P3-MEDIUM**: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value - **P4-LOW**: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove) @@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ echo "# Test Quality Improvement Plan - $(date)" > notes/test_analysis/improveme # Initialize test quality improvement TodoWrite TodoWrite tasks: 1. Infrastructure fixes (P1-CRITICAL): Import/dependency issues -2. API compatibility fixes (P1-P2): Method signature updates +2. API compatibility fixes (P1-P2): Method signature updates 3. Test design improvements (P2-P3): Brittle test redesign 4. Coverage gap filling (P3): Integration point testing 5. Configuration standardization (P4): Settings/path cleanup @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ echo "# Test Fix Decision Analysis - {{fix_category}}" > notes/test_decisions/{{ # Targeted validation pytest tests/{{affected_category}}/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 20 -# Integration validation +# Integration validation python -c "import {{affected_module}}; print('Import successful')" # Regression prevention @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ done **TEST QUALITY IMPROVEMENT CYCLE COMPLETE** **Progress Summary**: -- Fixed: {{number}} test failures +- Fixed: {{number}} test failures - Success rate improvement: {{baseline}}% → {{current}}% - Priority fixes completed: {{P1_count}} P1, {{P2_count}} P2, {{P3_count}} P3 @@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ done **Remaining Issues**: - {{count}} P1-CRITICAL remaining -- {{count}} P2-HIGH remaining +- {{count}} P2-HIGH remaining - {{count}} P3-MEDIUM remaining - {{count}} justified skips (validated against industry standards) @@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ done **Success Criteria Thresholds** (Configurable based on context): - **Research Software**: >90% success for critical systems, >70% overall -- **Enterprise Standard**: >95% success for critical systems, >85% overall +- **Enterprise Standard**: >95% success for critical systems, >85% overall - **Solo Programmer**: >100% critical systems, >80% overall (realistic for resource constraints) ### Coverage Integration Framework @@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ grep -n "missing coverage" coverage_{{module}}.txt ```bash # Save comprehensive session state echo "# Test Quality Session State - $(date)" > notes/session_state.md -echo "## TodoWrite Progress:" >> notes/session_state.md +echo "## TodoWrite Progress:" >> notes/session_state.md # [TodoWrite state documentation] echo "## Current PDCA Cycle:" >> notes/session_state.md @@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ echo "## Context for Resumption:" >> notes/session_state.md **Research Software Compliance**: - [ ] Scientific validity tests: 100% success -- [ ] Computational accuracy tests: 100% success +- [ ] Computational accuracy tests: 100% success - [ ] Research workflow tests: >95% success - [ ] Overall test collection: >90% success @@ -408,4 +408,4 @@ echo "## Context for Resumption:" >> notes/session_state.md 4. **Continuous Improvement Process**: Sustainable test maintenance procedures This enhanced framework combines research software rigor with enterprise-grade systematic improvement methodologies, adapted for solo programmer resource constraints while ensuring production-ready quality standards. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md index 7c92da43..b286f2f6 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ echo "## Direct References:" >> impact_analysis.md grep -r "$target_function" --include="*.py" . >> impact_analysis.md # Check import dependencies -echo "## Import Dependencies:" >> impact_analysis.md +echo "## Import Dependencies:" >> impact_analysis.md grep -r "from.*import.*$target_function\|import.*$target_function" --include="*.py" . >> impact_analysis.md # Identify calling patterns @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/statistical*.py emuses/**/analysis*.py 2>/d # Model registry interactions grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/model_registry*.py emuses/**/registry*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md -# Multi-user service compatibility +# Multi-user service compatibility grep -r "$target_function" emuses/**/service*.py emuses/**/multi_user*.py 2>/dev/null >> impact_analysis.md # CLI and API endpoints @@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ python -c " import re with open('comprehensive_test_output.txt') as f: content = f.read() - + # Extract final summary lines that show totals summary_lines = [line for line in content.split('\n') if '=====' in line and ('passed' in line or 'failed' in line)] @@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ for line in summary_lines: failed = re.findall(r'(\d+) failed', line) skipped = re.findall(r'(\d+) skipped', line) warnings = re.findall(r'(\d+) warning', line) - + if passed: total_passed += int(passed[0]) if failed: total_failed += int(failed[0]) if skipped: total_skipped += int(skipped[0]) @@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ echo "## Next Phase: Ready for analysis framework (04b)" >> test_context_summary **Readiness for Next Phase**: - [ ] `test_execution_baseline.md` contains category results -- [ ] `test_health_metrics.md` shows overall statistics +- [ ] `test_health_metrics.md` shows overall statistics - [ ] `comprehensive_test_output.txt` available for pattern analysis - [ ] Context preserved for analysis phase (04b) @@ -369,4 +369,4 @@ echo "## Next Phase: Ready for analysis framework (04b)" >> test_context_summary **Usage**: Complete this phase before proceeding to `04b_test_analysis_framework.md` for holistic pattern recognition and root cause analysis. This phase provides the robust foundation needed for systematic test improvement while ensuring efficient resource usage and timeout prevention. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md index c8c5c880..ff8bfa4d 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ print(f'UNCLASSIFIED failures: {len(failures) - len(import_failures) - len(api_f - Examples: {{top_3_infrastructure_examples}} - Fix Strategy: {{infrastructure_approach}} -### API_COMPATIBILITY Issues (Method Signatures, Interfaces) +### API_COMPATIBILITY Issues (Method Signatures, Interfaces) - Count: {{api_count}} - Pattern: {{common_api_patterns}} - Examples: {{top_3_api_examples}} @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ grep -oE 'Error: [^:]*' all_failures.txt | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10 echo "## Files Most Frequently Involved in Failures:" >> cross_cutting_analysis.md cat common_failing_files.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md -echo "## Most Common Error Types:" >> cross_cutting_analysis.md +echo "## Most Common Error Types:" >> cross_cutting_analysis.md cat common_error_types.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md ``` @@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ cat common_error_types.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md ### Risk Assessment for Each Fix Category: - INFRASTRUCTURE fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} -- API_COMPATIBILITY fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} +- API_COMPATIBILITY fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} - TEST_DESIGN fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} - CONFIGURATION fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} - COVERAGE_GAPS fixes: Risk {{level}} - {{reasoning}} @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ cat common_error_types.txt >> cross_cutting_analysis.md - **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} ### Enterprise Standard (85-95% pass rate expectation): -- **Justified**: [Y/N] + Reasoning +- **Justified**: [Y/N] + Reasoning - **Business Impact**: [Critical / High / Medium / Low] - **Assessment**: {{detailed_analysis}} @@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ echo "## Validation Results by Standard:" >> standards_validation.md ### P2-HIGH (System reliability + Quick wins): - Tests essential for research workflows: {{count}} - Tests with medium effort but high system impact: {{count}} -- **Total P2**: {{total}} tests +- **Total P2**: {{total}} tests - **Estimated Effort**: {{time_estimate}} ### P3-MEDIUM (Performance + Clear value proposition): @@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ echo "## Priority Queue (Ready for PDCA cycles):" >> implementation_context.md echo "### P1-CRITICAL fixes:" >> implementation_context.md echo "{{list_P1_fixes_with_approach}}" >> implementation_context.md -echo "### P2-HIGH fixes:" >> implementation_context.md +echo "### P2-HIGH fixes:" >> implementation_context.md echo "{{list_P2_fixes_with_approach}}" >> implementation_context.md echo "## Solution Batching Opportunities:" >> implementation_context.md @@ -321,4 +321,4 @@ echo "{{fixes_requiring_careful_validation}}" >> implementation_context.md **Usage**: Complete this phase before proceeding to `04c_test_improvement_cycles.md` for systematic PDCA implementation. This phase transforms raw test results into actionable improvement insights while ensuring resource-optimized decision making for solo programmers. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md index 89101010..4da4fac4 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ grep -r "$target_area" tests/ --include="*.py" | cut -d':' -f1 | sort -u >> cycl **Risk-Based Implementation Strategy**: - **Low Risk**: Test fixture improvements, test data corrections → Standard validation -- **Medium Risk**: Test logic changes, assertion updates → Focused category validation +- **Medium Risk**: Test logic changes, assertion updates → Focused category validation - **High Risk**: Core functionality fixes, algorithm changes → Comprehensive validation #### PDCA Integration with Risk Management @@ -124,13 +124,13 @@ TodoWrite initialization based on analysis results: # Implement first task in current cycle # Example implementation pattern: -echo "Starting implementation of: {{current_task}}" +echo "Starting implementation of: {{current_task}}" echo "PDCA Cycle {{N}}, DO Phase - Task {{M}}" > current_implementation_log.md # [Implement specific fix based on root cause analysis] # Infrastructure fix example: # - Update import statements -# - Fix dependency issues +# - Fix dependency issues # - Resolve environment setup # API compatibility fix example: @@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ echo "PDCA Cycle {{N}}, DO Phase - Task {{M}}" > current_implementation_log.md # - Fix parameter mismatches # - Resolve interface changes -# Test design fix example: +# Test design fix example: # - Update test expectations # - Fix brittle test logic # - Improve test reliability @@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ echo "## CHECK Phase Validation - Task: {{current_task}}" >> current_implementat # 1. Direct test validation pytest tests/{{affected_category}}/ -v --tb=short 2>&1 | tail -n 20 -# 2. Integration validation +# 2. Integration validation python -c "import {{affected_module}}; print('Import successful')" # 3. Regression prevention for critical systems @@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ pytest tests/security/ tests/model_registry/test_local*.py -q --tb=short 2>&1 | # 4. Update health metrics echo "### Validation Results:" >> current_implementation_log.md -echo "- Target tests now passing: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md +echo "- Target tests now passing: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md echo "- No regressions in critical systems: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md echo "- Integration points working: {{Y_or_N}}" >> current_implementation_log.md @@ -256,14 +256,14 @@ echo "- Remaining P1-P2 issues: {{remaining_high_priority}}" >> cycle_{{N}}_heal - Estimated effort: {{next_cycle_time_estimate}} - Target improvement: {{target_success_rate}}% -**B) 🔧 ADJUST APPROACH** - Modify strategy based on findings +**B) 🔧 ADJUST APPROACH** - Modify strategy based on findings - Will pause for approach refinement - Address: {{any_systemic_issues_discovered}} - Update: {{priority_matrix_or_batching_strategy}} - Reassess: {{resource_allocation_or_complexity}} **C) 📊 ADD COVERAGE ANALYSIS** - Integrate test coverage improvement - - Will run comprehensive coverage analysis + - Will run comprehensive coverage analysis - Identify: {{critical_code_gaps_requiring_tests}} - Balance: {{test_quality_vs_coverage_enhancement}} - Estimated scope: {{coverage_improvement_effort}} @@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ echo "- Completed this session: {{completed_tasks}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state echo "## TodoWrite State:" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md echo "- Total tasks: {{total_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md -echo "- Completed: {{completed_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md +echo "- Completed: {{completed_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md echo "- In progress: {{in_progress_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md echo "- Pending: {{pending_count}}" >> notes/pdca_session_state.md @@ -372,7 +372,7 @@ cat critical_coverage_gaps.txt >> coverage_integration_analysis.md echo "## Integration with Current Test Quality:" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md echo "- Current test success rate: {{percentage}}%" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md -echo "- Coverage enhancement opportunities: {{count}} critical gaps" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md +echo "- Coverage enhancement opportunities: {{count}} critical gaps" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md echo "- Resource allocation: {{balance_quality_fixes_vs_coverage}}" >> coverage_integration_analysis.md ``` @@ -418,4 +418,4 @@ echo "- Resource allocation: {{balance_quality_fixes_vs_coverage}}" >> coverage_ **Usage**: Execute PDCA cycles until target success criteria achieved, then proceed to `04d_test_session_management.md` for advanced session continuity and user decision optimization. This phase ensures systematic, measurable improvement toward 100% meaningful test success while maintaining productivity and preventing regressions. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md b/.lad/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md index 984add89..a4e084be 100644 --- a/.lad/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md +++ b/.lad/claude_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md @@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ echo "## Recommended Resumption Strategy:" >> session_resumption_analysis.md **Context Load**: Essential context + Active priorities + Session state **Next Step**: Validate current task status and continue implementation -### Strategy B: VALIDATE_AND_RESUME +### Strategy B: VALIDATE_AND_RESUME **Conditions**: Previous session state found + Health reports available + No in-progress tasks **Action**: Validate previous work and start next cycle **Context Load**: Essential context + Latest health report + Standards validation @@ -358,4 +358,4 @@ echo "- test_analysis_summary.md: Comprehensive failure analysis" >> context_res 4. **Compound Improvement**: Session-to-session knowledge building This phase ensures that test quality improvement becomes a sustainable, efficient process that builds momentum across multiple sessions while respecting user preferences and productivity patterns. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md index 5434c9f3..3e34b3f5 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/00_feature_kickoff.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ You are Claude, an AI onboarding engineer. Your mission is to gather ALL info ne **Feature draft** ⟶ {{FEATURE_DRAFT_PARAGRAPH}} -⚠️ **Prerequisites**: +⚠️ **Prerequisites**: - Ensure `.lad/` directory exists in your project root (should be committed on main branch). - Ensure `.coveragerc` file exists in project root. If missing, create it with: ```ini @@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ You are Claude, an AI onboarding engineer. Your mission is to gather ALL info ne *.pyc .coverage .lad/* - + [report] exclude_lines = pragma: no cover if __name__ == .__main__.: show_missing = True - + [html] directory = coverage_html ``` (Replace `{{PROJECT_NAME}}` with your actual package name) @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ You are Claude, an AI onboarding engineer. Your mission is to gather ALL info ne [flake8] max-complexity = 10 radon-max-cc = 10 - exclude = + exclude = __pycache__, .git, .lad, @@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ Then: 3. Detect obvious design forks (e.g. *pathlib* vs *os*) and ask me to choose. 4. When nothing is missing reply **READY** and output the variable map (e.g. `FEATURE_SLUG=…`) so you can substitute all `{{…}}` placeholders in future steps. -**Persist variables** +**Persist variables** Save the map above to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/feature_vars.md` (create folders if missing). **Deliverable**: Variable map printed + saved to feature_vars.md file. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md index 3a6b26e6..9e9f1e14 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/01_context_gathering.md @@ -1,29 +1,29 @@ -You are Claude — Python architect and documentation generator. +You are Claude — Python architect and documentation generator. Goal: create concise, multi-audience docs for the code in scope. -**Output destination** -*If* `{{SPLIT}}` is **true** → write **one file per top-level module** to -`docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_{{MODULE_NAME}}.md` +**Output destination** +*If* `{{SPLIT}}` is **true** → write **one file per top-level module** to +`docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_{{MODULE_NAME}}.md` *Else* → append all sections into `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md`. **Documentation structure** -* **Level 1 (plain English)** – always visible paragraph summarising intent. -* **Level 2 (API table)** – auto-populate one row per *public* function/class: - | Symbol | Purpose | Inputs | Outputs | Side-effects | -* **Level 3 (annotated snippets)** – inside Level 2 `
`; include code only for symbols that the current feature or variable map references. +* **Level 1 (plain English)** – always visible paragraph summarising intent. +* **Level 2 (API table)** – auto-populate one row per *public* function/class: + | Symbol | Purpose | Inputs | Outputs | Side-effects | +* **Level 3 (annotated snippets)** – inside Level 2 `
`; include code only for symbols that the current feature or variable map references. * Prepend a hidden `` block (stripped before commit) explaining why the selected APIs/snippets are most relevant. * ⚠ When SPLIT=true, include coverage context link: \coverage_html/index.html so future steps can decide usefulness. -Formatting rules -* Use **NumPy-style docstring** markup in examples. -* Do **not** modify source code. -* Limit each Level 3 snippet to ≤ 30 lines. +Formatting rules +* Use **NumPy-style docstring** markup in examples. +* Do **not** modify source code. +* Limit each Level 3 snippet to ≤ 30 lines. * Skip private helpers unless they are directly invoked by a Level 2 symbol. -**Deliverable** +**Deliverable** Print the generated Markdown here **and** save it to the path(s) above. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md index 17705ee3..f49b2a0f 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/02_plan_feature.md @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ You are Claude, acting as lead developer. Use **test-driven development**. -**Communication Guidelines**: +**Communication Guidelines**: - Use measured, objective language -- Avoid excessive enthusiasm ("brilliant!", "excellent!") +- Avoid excessive enthusiasm ("brilliant!", "excellent!") - State limitations and trade-offs clearly - Provide honest criticism when ideas have issues - Focus on accuracy over user validation @@ -22,20 +22,20 @@ Acceptance criteria : {{CRITERIA}} --- -### Task – create a hierarchical TDD plan +### Task – create a hierarchical TDD plan **📝 Documentation Standards**: For MkDocs Material projects, follow formatting guidelines in `/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md` when creating documentation - ensure proper table formatting, blank lines after headers, and correct progressive disclosure syntax. -Produce a top-level checklist **(3–7 atomic tasks)**, print it here, **and save the same Markdown** to +Produce a top-level checklist **(3–7 atomic tasks)**, print it here, **and save the same Markdown** to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md`. -* **Checklist format** - `- [ ] Task N ║ tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_taskN.py ║ what to test ║ S/M/L` +* **Checklist format** + `- [ ] Task N ║ tests/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/test_taskN.py ║ what to test ║ S/M/L` -* **Sub-steps** - Break each top-level task into 2 – 5 indented sub-tasks: +* **Sub-steps** + Break each top-level task into 2 – 5 indented sub-tasks: ``` - - [ ] 1.1 … + - [ ] 1.1 … - [ ] 1.1.a … (optional deeper level) ``` @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Produce a top-level checklist **(3–7 atomic tasks)**, print it here, **and sav - External APIs / libs: … ### Risks & Mitigations -- 🚨 Risk A – Mitigation +- 🚨 Risk A – Mitigation - Risk B – … ### Acceptance-Checks diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md index 29e2007c..0049c5f3 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_chatgpt_review.md @@ -33,4 +33,4 @@ Think step-by-step but do **not** reveal your chain-of-thought. Present only you - `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/plan.md` Once attachments are provided, invoke the audit. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md index 96200556..161ad8d0 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03_review_plan.md @@ -14,12 +14,12 @@ Checklist for your review (max 300 words): ### Response format Reply with: -* ✅ **Sound** – one-sentence affirmation, OR +* ✅ **Sound** – one-sentence affirmation, OR * ❌ **Issues** – bullet list (critical items start with 🚨 and appear first). End with an optional **“Suggested Re-ordering”** sub-section if you believe re-sequencing tasks would lower risk. -Keep the visible response ≤ 300 words. +Keep the visible response ≤ 300 words. If you need more space, add an optional `
Extended notes …
` block after the main list. @@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ If you need more space, add an optional `
Extended notes Please audit the TDD plan shown above and respond using the format specified. -**Persist review** +**Persist review** Write this entire review to `docs/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}/review_copilot.md` **Deliverable**: Printed review + saved file. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md index b9d1af65..b4ecc409 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/03b_integrate_review.md @@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ You are Claude, a senior dev lead. Integrate external review feedback into the p 3. `review_chatgpt.md` ← ChatGPT review (❌ bullets) ### Phase 1: Integrate Review Feedback (Required) -1. Parse both review files; merge issues by category (Completeness, Order, Risk, Coverage, Maintainability, Security). +1. Parse both review files; merge issues by category (Completeness, Order, Risk, Coverage, Maintainability, Security). 2. For each issue: - * If it requires a **new task**, add a checklist item with test path & size. - * If it requires **re-ordering**, adjust task numbers accordingly. - * If already covered, mark as "addressed". + * If it requires a **new task**, add a checklist item with test path & size. + * If it requires **re-ordering**, adjust task numbers accordingly. + * If already covered, mark as "addressed". 3. Insert a `
Review-Resolution Log` block beneath the checklist summarising how each issue was handled. 4. Create the fully integrated plan with all feedback incorporated. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md index 75a28857..e6b09f27 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_implement_next_task.md @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ You are Claude in Agent Mode. - After each task, update context files for subsequent sub-plans (e.g., update `context_0b_*.md` after 0a, etc.). - Track completion and integration for each sub-plan. On sub-plan completion, verify integration points and update the next sub-plan's context. -**Pre-flight Check:** +**Pre-flight Check:** 1. **Full regression test**: Run the complete test suite to establish baseline: ```bash pytest -q --tb=short @@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ You are Claude in Agent Mode. 3. **Coverage baseline**: Establish current coverage before changes: ```bash pytest --cov=. --cov-report=term-missing --tb=no -q | grep "TOTAL" - ``` + ``` -**Scope Guard:** Before making any edits, identify the minimal code region needed to satisfy the current failing test. Do **not** modify or delete code outside this region. +**Scope Guard:** Before making any edits, identify the minimal code region needed to satisfy the current failing test. Do **not** modify or delete code outside this region. **Regression Prevention:** 1. **Dependency Analysis**: Before changing any function/class, run: @@ -59,17 +59,17 @@ You are Claude in Agent Mode. Implement the **next unchecked task** only from the current sub-plan. **Workflow** -1. **Write the failing test first.** +1. **Write the failing test first.** **Testing Strategy by Component Type:** • **API Endpoints & Web Services**: Use integration testing - import the real FastAPI/Django app, mock only external dependencies (databases, APIs, file systems). Test actual HTTP routing, validation, serialization, and error handling. • **Business Logic & Algorithms**: Use unit testing - mock all dependencies, test logic in complete isolation, focus on edge cases. • **Data Processing & Utilities**: Use unit testing with minimal dependencies, use test data fixtures. - - • If you need to store intermediate notes or dependency maps, write them to `docs/_scratch/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}.md` and reference this file in subsequent sub-tasks. + + • If you need to store intermediate notes or dependency maps, write them to `docs/_scratch/{{FEATURE_SLUG}}.md` and reference this file in subsequent sub-tasks. • If the next sub-task will touch >200 lines of code or >10 files, break it into 2–5 indented sub-sub-tasks in the plan, commit that plan update, then proceed with implementation. -2. **Modify minimal code** to pass the new test without breaking existing ones. -3. **Ensure NumPy-style docstrings** on all additions. +2. **Modify minimal code** to pass the new test without breaking existing ones. +3. **Ensure NumPy-style docstrings** on all additions. 4. **Run** `pytest -q` **repeatedly until green.** 4.5 **Continuous Regression Check**: After each code change, run a quick regression test: @@ -79,16 +79,16 @@ Implement the **next unchecked task** only from the current sub-plan. ``` If any existing tests fail, fix immediately before continuing. -5. **Update docs & plan**: - • If `SPLIT=true` or SUB_PLAN_ID is set → update any `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_*` or `docs/context_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` files you previously created. - • Else → update `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md`. - • **Check the box** in your plan file (`plan_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` or `plan.md`): change the leading `- [ ]` on the task (and any completed sub-steps) you just implemented to `- [x]`. +5. **Update docs & plan**: + • If `SPLIT=true` or SUB_PLAN_ID is set → update any `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}_*` or `docs/context_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` files you previously created. + • Else → update `docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md`. + • **Check the box** in your plan file (`plan_{{SUB_PLAN_ID}}.md` or `plan.md`): change the leading `- [ ]` on the task (and any completed sub-steps) you just implemented to `- [x]`. • **Update documentation**: - In each modified source file, ensure any new or changed functions/classes have NumPy-style docstrings. - If you've added new public APIs, append their signature/purpose to the Level 2 API table in your context doc(s). - Save all doc files (`docs/{{DOC_BASENAME}}.md` or split docs). -5.5 **Quality Gate** - • Run flake8 and quick coverage as described in .copilot-instructions.md. +5.5 **Quality Gate** + • Run flake8 and quick coverage as described in .copilot-instructions.md. • **Final regression test**: Run full test suite to ensure no regressions: ```bash pytest -q --tb=short @@ -96,10 +96,10 @@ Implement the **next unchecked task** only from the current sub-plan. • If violations or test failures, pause and show first 10 issues, ask user whether to fix now. 6. **Draft commit**: - * Header ↠ `feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): ` ← **one sub-task only** + * Header ↠ `feat({{FEATURE_SLUG}}): ` ← **one sub-task only** * Body ↠ bullet list of the sub-steps you just did. -7. **Show changes & await approval**: +7. **Show changes & await approval**: Output `git diff --stat --staged` and await user approval. **When you're ready** to commit and push, type **y**. Then run: diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md index ff7d5505..f6d345af 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04_test_quality_systematic.md @@ -69,13 +69,13 @@ class TestFailure: def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention(test_category: str) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Execute test category using proven chunking strategy to prevent timeouts - + Args: test_category: Category like 'security', 'model_registry', 'integration' - + Returns: Dict containing test results and execution metadata - + Example usage: # Test security category with comprehensive error capture security_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('security') @@ -86,19 +86,19 @@ def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention(test_category: str) -> Dict[str, def aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results: List[Dict]) -> Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]: """ Perform holistic pattern recognition across ALL test failures - + Instead of analyzing failures sequentially, this function aggregates all failures first to identify: - Cascading failure patterns (one root cause affects multiple tests) - Cross-cutting concerns (similar issues across different modules) - Solution interaction opportunities (single fix resolves multiple issues) - + Args: test_results: List of test execution results from all categories - + Returns: Dictionary mapping failure categories to structured failure objects - + Implementation approach: 1. Extract all FAILED and ERROR entries from test outputs 2. Classify each failure using root cause taxonomy @@ -111,19 +111,19 @@ def aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results: List[Dict]) -> Di def validate_test_against_industry_standards(test_failure: TestFailure) -> Dict[str, bool]: """ Multi-tier validation of test justification against industry standards - + Validates each test failure against: - Research Software Standard (30-60% baseline acceptable) - Enterprise Standard (85-95% expectation) - IEEE Testing Standard (industry best practices) - Solo Programmer Context (resource constraints) - + Args: test_failure: Structured test failure object - + Returns: Dictionary with justification status for each standard level - + Example output: { 'research_justified': True, @@ -142,22 +142,22 @@ def validate_test_against_industry_standards(test_failure: TestFailure) -> Dict[ def plan_phase_solution_optimization(failures: Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]) -> Dict[str, any]: """ PLAN phase: Strategic solution planning with resource optimization - + Performs comprehensive solution interaction analysis: - Identifies fixes that can be batched together (compatible) - Maps dependency ordering (Fix A must complete before Fix B) - Assesses risk levels for regression prevention - Optimizes resource allocation for solo programmer context - + Priority Matrix (Enhanced for Solo Programmer): - P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort - P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes - P3-MEDIUM: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value - P4-LOW: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove) - + Args: failures: Categorized and structured test failures - + Returns: Implementation plan with optimized fix sequence """ @@ -167,18 +167,18 @@ def plan_phase_solution_optimization(failures: Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[Te def do_phase_systematic_implementation(implementation_plan: Dict) -> List[str]: """ DO phase: Execute fixes using optimized sequence - + Implementation strategy: 1. Quick wins first (high-impact/low-effort for momentum) 2. Dependency resolution (fixes that enable other fixes) 3. Batch compatible fixes (minimize context switching) 4. Risk management (high-risk fixes with validation) - + Integrates with TodoWrite-style progress tracking for session continuity - + Args: implementation_plan: Output from plan_phase_solution_optimization - + Returns: List of completed fix descriptions for check phase validation """ @@ -188,21 +188,21 @@ def do_phase_systematic_implementation(implementation_plan: Dict) -> List[str]: def check_phase_comprehensive_validation(completed_fixes: List[str]) -> Dict[str, any]: """ CHECK phase: Validate implementation with regression prevention - + Validation protocol: - Targeted validation for affected test categories - Integration validation (import testing) - Regression prevention for critical modules - Health metrics tracking (baseline vs current) - + Generates comparative health report: - Test collection success rate - Category-wise success rates - Critical system status validation - + Args: completed_fixes: List of fixes implemented in DO phase - + Returns: Comprehensive validation report with success metrics """ @@ -212,18 +212,18 @@ def check_phase_comprehensive_validation(completed_fixes: List[str]) -> Dict[str def act_phase_decision_framework(validation_report: Dict) -> str: """ ACT phase: Generate user decision prompt for next iteration - + Analyzes validation results and presents structured options: A) Continue cycles - Implement next priority fixes - B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings + B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings C) Add coverage analysis - Integrate coverage improvement D) Complete current level - Achieve target success threshold - + Provides specific metrics and recommendations for each option - + Args: validation_report: Output from check_phase_comprehensive_validation - + Returns: Formatted decision prompt string for user choice """ @@ -237,21 +237,21 @@ def act_phase_decision_framework(validation_report: Dict) -> str: def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_test_quality(module_name: str) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Coverage-driven test improvement using CoverUp-style methodology - + Links test failures to coverage gaps: - Identifies critical functions with <80% coverage requiring tests - Maps uncovered integration points to test failure patterns - Prioritizes test improvements by coverage impact - + Implementation approach: 1. Run coverage analysis for specified module 2. Parse coverage report for low-coverage functions 3. Cross-reference with existing test failures 4. Generate priority list for coverage-driven test creation - + Args: module_name: Python module to analyze (e.g., 'emuses.model_registry') - + Returns: Coverage analysis with linked test improvement recommendations """ @@ -261,16 +261,16 @@ def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_test_quality(module_name: str) -> Dict[str, def generate_coverage_driven_tests(coverage_gaps: List[str], test_failures: List[TestFailure]) -> List[str]: """ Generate test code for critical coverage gaps - + Uses iterative improvement approach: - Focus on critical system components with <80% coverage - Prioritize uncovered integration points - Quality over quantity - meaningful tests vs coverage padding - + Args: coverage_gaps: List of functions/methods with insufficient coverage test_failures: Related test failures that might be coverage-related - + Returns: List of generated test code snippets ready for implementation """ @@ -284,15 +284,15 @@ def generate_coverage_driven_tests(coverage_gaps: List[str], test_failures: List def save_session_state_for_resumption(current_pdca_cycle: int, analysis_findings: Dict) -> None: """ Enhanced session state preservation for seamless resumption - + Saves comprehensive session state including: - Current PDCA cycle and phase - TodoWrite progress tracking - Analysis findings and patterns discovered - Critical context for next session - + Uses structured markdown files for human readability and tool parsing - + Args: current_pdca_cycle: Which PDCA iteration we're currently in analysis_findings: Key patterns and insights discovered @@ -303,13 +303,13 @@ def save_session_state_for_resumption(current_pdca_cycle: int, analysis_findings def load_session_state_and_resume() -> Dict[str, any]: """ Automatic session resumption with state detection - + Detects current state and determines next action: - Checks for existing TodoWrite tasks - Identifies current PDCA cycle phase - Loads previous analysis findings - Determines optimal resumption point - + Returns: Session state dictionary with resumption context """ @@ -319,16 +319,16 @@ def load_session_state_and_resume() -> Dict[str, any]: def optimize_context_for_token_efficiency(session_data: Dict) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Context optimization strategy for long-running sessions - + Implements equivalent of Claude's /compact command: - Identifies critical context to preserve - Archives resolved issues and outdated analysis - Maintains active analysis context - Saves detailed findings to permanent files - + Args: session_data: Current session context and analysis data - + Returns: Optimized context dictionary with preserved essentials """ @@ -356,7 +356,7 @@ test_analyzer = TestQualityAnalyzer() # Copilot will suggest class structure all_failures = aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories(test_results) ``` -### 3. PDCA Cycle Execution +### 3. PDCA Cycle Execution ```python # PLAN: Strategic solution optimization for solo programmer context # Prioritize fixes: P1-CRITICAL (scientific validity), P2-HIGH (system reliability), P3-MEDIUM (performance), P4-LOW (cosmetic) @@ -402,4 +402,4 @@ session_state = load_session_state_and_resume() 5. **Context Provision**: Examples and usage patterns provided in function docstrings 6. **Explicit Parameter Documentation**: Clear argument descriptions help Copilot understand intent -This framework provides the same systematic test improvement capabilities as the Claude version while adapting to GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and comment-based prompting. \ No newline at end of file +This framework provides the same systematic test improvement capabilities as the Claude version while adapting to GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and comment-based prompting. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md index 803cd217..1b863ca5 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04a_test_execution_infrastructure.md @@ -40,34 +40,34 @@ class TestChunkSize(Enum): INDIVIDUAL = 1 # Timeout-prone tests def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention( - test_category: str, + test_category: str, chunk_size: Optional[int] = None, timeout_seconds: int = 120 ) -> TestExecutionResult: """ Execute test category using proven chunking strategy to prevent timeouts - + Implements intelligent chunking based on test category complexity: - Security tests: 10-20 tests per chunk (fast, stable execution) - Model registry: Split into logical chunks (local, API, database) - Integration tests: 5-10 tests per chunk (complex setup) - Performance tests: Individual or small groups (timeout-prone) - + Args: test_category: Category like 'security', 'model_registry', 'integration' chunk_size: Override default chunk size if needed timeout_seconds: Maximum execution time per chunk - + Returns: TestExecutionResult with comprehensive execution metadata - + Example usage: # Execute security tests with optimized chunking security_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention('security') - + # Execute model registry with custom chunking registry_results = execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention( - 'model_registry', + 'model_registry', chunk_size=8 ) """ @@ -82,16 +82,16 @@ def execute_test_chunk_with_timeout_prevention( def establish_comprehensive_test_baseline() -> Dict[str, TestExecutionResult]: """ Create complete test inventory and execute baseline analysis - + Performs comprehensive test discovery and categorization: - Test collection with error detection - Category-wise execution tracking - Health metrics establishment - Baseline statistics for comparison - + Returns: Dictionary mapping test categories to execution results - + Implementation approach: 1. Run pytest --collect-only for complete test discovery 2. Extract collection statistics and error rates @@ -107,19 +107,19 @@ def aggregate_test_results_across_categories( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Aggregate test execution results for comprehensive health analysis - + Combines results from all test categories to provide: - Overall success rate calculations - Category-wise performance comparison - Health metrics trending - Execution efficiency analysis - + Args: category_results: Results from all executed test categories - + Returns: Comprehensive health metrics dictionary - + Output structure: { 'total_tests': int, @@ -138,18 +138,18 @@ def generate_test_health_metrics_report( ) -> None: """ Generate comprehensive test health report with baseline statistics - + Creates structured markdown report containing: - Executive summary of test health - Category-wise success rates - Collection error analysis - Execution efficiency metrics - Baseline establishment confirmation - + Args: aggregated_results: Output from aggregate_test_results_across_categories output_file: Path for generated health report - + Report sections: 1. Overall Statistics 2. Category Performance Analysis @@ -167,21 +167,21 @@ def optimize_test_execution_for_token_efficiency( ) -> Tuple[str, str]: """ Execute tests with token-optimized output handling - + Implements proven patterns for large test suite execution: - Comprehensive output capture with intelligent filtering - Error and warning prioritization - Summary extraction and preservation - Detailed logging for later analysis - + Args: test_command: Complete pytest command to execute category: Test category for context-specific filtering max_output_lines: Maximum lines to return for immediate analysis - + Returns: Tuple of (filtered_output, full_output_file_path) - + Token optimization strategy: - Capture full output to file for comprehensive analysis - Filter critical information (errors, warnings, failures) @@ -197,17 +197,17 @@ def save_execution_context_for_analysis_phase( ) -> None: """ Preserve execution context for next phase (04b Analysis Framework) - + Creates structured context files needed for pattern analysis: - test_execution_baseline.md: Category-wise results - test_health_metrics.md: Overall statistics - comprehensive_test_output.txt: Aggregated results - test_context_summary.md: Context preservation - + Args: execution_results: Results from all test category executions health_metrics: Aggregated health analysis - + Context preservation strategy: 1. Structure results for pattern recognition 2. Preserve baseline for comparison tracking @@ -276,4 +276,4 @@ filtered_output, full_file = optimize_test_execution_for_token_efficiency( 5. **Token Awareness**: Built-in optimization for large output handling 6. **Context Preparation**: Structured output preparation for next phase -This module provides the foundation for systematic test improvement while leveraging GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and structured development patterns. \ No newline at end of file +This module provides the foundation for systematic test improvement while leveraging GitHub Copilot's strengths in function completion and structured development patterns. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md index df7a10dc..82fb8764 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04b_test_analysis_framework.md @@ -73,26 +73,26 @@ def aggregate_failure_patterns_across_categories( ) -> Dict[TestFailureCategory, List[TestFailure]]: """ Perform holistic pattern recognition across ALL test failures - + Instead of analyzing failures sequentially, this function aggregates all failures first to identify: - Cascading failure patterns (one root cause affects multiple tests) - Cross-cutting concerns (similar issues across different modules) - Solution interaction opportunities (single fix resolves multiple issues) - + Args: test_execution_results: Complete test results from execution phase - + Returns: Dictionary mapping failure categories to structured failure objects - + Implementation approach: 1. Extract all FAILED and ERROR entries from comprehensive results 2. Apply root cause taxonomy classification to each failure 3. Group failures by category and identify recurring patterns 4. Map interdependencies and solution interaction opportunities 5. Assign initial priority based on impact and complexity assessment - + Pattern recognition strategies: - Import failures: Look for missing modules, dependency issues - API failures: Detect signature mismatches, interface changes @@ -108,19 +108,19 @@ def identify_cross_cutting_concerns( ) -> List[CrossCuttingConcern]: """ Identify shared root causes across different test categories - + Analyzes failure patterns to find: - Common modules/files mentioned in multiple failures - Recurring error types across different test categories - Systemic issues affecting multiple components - Batching opportunities for efficient fixes - + Args: categorized_failures: Failures organized by root cause category - + Returns: List of cross-cutting concerns with batch fix opportunities - + Analysis techniques: 1. File frequency analysis: Which files appear in most failures 2. Error pattern matching: Common error messages and types @@ -135,25 +135,25 @@ def validate_test_against_industry_standards( ) -> Dict[IndustryStandard, Dict[str, any]]: """ Multi-tier validation of test justification against industry standards - + Validates each test failure against multiple standards: - Research Software Standard: 30-60% baseline, scientific validity focus - Enterprise Standard: 85-95% expectation, business impact assessment - IEEE Testing Standard: Industry best practices, technical debt evaluation - Solo Programmer Context: Resource constraints, effort vs value analysis - + Args: test_failure: Structured test failure object for validation - + Returns: Dictionary with detailed justification analysis for each standard - + Validation criteria: Research Software: Scientific validity, workflow impact, data integrity Enterprise: Business criticality, system reliability, user impact IEEE Testing: Technical debt assessment, maintainability, best practices Solo Programmer: Effort required, value proposition, resource optimization - + Output structure: { RESEARCH_SOFTWARE: { @@ -173,27 +173,27 @@ def generate_priority_matrix_with_effort_analysis( ) -> Dict[TestPriority, List[TestFailure]]: """ Generate resource-optimized priority matrix for solo programmer context - + Creates enhanced priority matrix considering: - Impact on scientific validity (research software context) - Fix complexity and effort required - Solution interaction opportunities (batching potential) - Quick wins that enable other fixes - Resource constraints and developer efficiency - + Args: validated_failures: Failures with industry standard validation complete cross_cutting_concerns: Identified patterns for batch fixing - + Returns: Priority matrix with failures organized by implementation urgency - + Priority assignment logic: P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort combinations P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins that unblock other fixes P3-MEDIUM: Performance + Moderate effort with clear value proposition P4-LOW: Cosmetic + High effort/Low value (defer or remove candidates) - + Enhancement factors: - Cross-cutting fixes get priority boost (solve multiple issues) - Dependency enabling fixes get priority boost (unblock other work) @@ -207,25 +207,25 @@ def map_solution_interactions_and_dependencies( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Map solution interactions to identify optimal implementation sequences - + Analyzes how fixes interact to determine: - Compatible fixes that can be batched together - Dependency ordering requirements (Fix A before Fix B) - Risk assessment for each fix category - Single-fix-multiple-issue opportunities - + Args: priority_matrix: Failures organized by implementation priority - + Returns: Solution interaction mapping with implementation recommendations - + Interaction analysis: Compatible batches: Fixes affecting different modules/systems Dependencies: Infrastructure before API, API before test design Risk levels: Low (test-only), Medium (code changes), High (architecture) Multi-issue fixes: Configuration changes affecting multiple test categories - + Output structure: { 'compatible_batches': List[List[TestFailure]], @@ -242,26 +242,26 @@ def research_and_validate_industry_standards( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Research industry standards for complex test justification scenarios - + For test failures requiring detailed justification analysis: - Consult established software testing standards - Apply research software engineering best practices - Validate against enterprise software testing benchmarks - Consider academic and industry testing guidelines - + Args: complex_failures: Failures requiring detailed standards research - + Returns: Standards validation summary with research sources - + Research sources: - IEEE 829-2008 Standard for Software Test Documentation - ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119 Software Testing Standards - Research Software Engineering Best Practices - Enterprise Software Testing Benchmarks - Academic software quality guidelines - + Validation framework: 1. Identify applicable standards for each failure type 2. Apply standard-specific criteria and thresholds @@ -278,21 +278,21 @@ def generate_comprehensive_analysis_summary( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Generate comprehensive analysis summary for implementation planning - + Creates structured analysis output containing: - Executive summary of findings - Key patterns and insights discovered - Solution strategy recommendations - Implementation context for PDCA cycles - + Args: priority_matrix: Failures organized by implementation priority solution_interactions: Mapping of fix dependencies and opportunities cross_cutting_concerns: Systemic issues affecting multiple components - + Returns: Comprehensive analysis summary ready for implementation phase - + Summary components: 1. Executive overview: Total failures, categories, priority distribution 2. Critical findings: Most important patterns and systemic issues @@ -308,19 +308,19 @@ def prepare_implementation_context_for_pdca_cycles( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Prepare structured context for implementation phase (04c) - + Creates implementation-ready context including: - Priority queue with detailed fix approaches - Solution batching opportunities mapped - Risk mitigation requirements identified - Resource allocation optimization - + Args: analysis_summary: Complete analysis findings and recommendations - + Returns: Implementation context optimized for PDCA cycle execution - + Context preparation: 1. Convert analysis insights into actionable implementation tasks 2. Structure priority queue for systematic execution @@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ for category, failures in categorized_failures.items(): # Identify quick wins and high-value fixes priority_matrix = generate_priority_matrix_with_effort_analysis( - validated_failures, + validated_failures, cross_cutting_concerns ) ``` @@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ solution_interactions = map_solution_interactions_and_dependencies(priority_matr analysis_summary = generate_comprehensive_analysis_summary( priority_matrix, - solution_interactions, + solution_interactions, cross_cutting_concerns ) @@ -410,4 +410,4 @@ implementation_context = prepare_implementation_context_for_pdca_cycles(analysis 6. **Industry Standards Integration**: Multi-tier validation framework 7. **Resource Optimization**: Solo programmer context throughout analysis -This module transforms raw test execution results into actionable improvement insights while ensuring objective, standards-based decision making optimized for individual developer productivity. \ No newline at end of file +This module transforms raw test execution results into actionable improvement insights while ensuring objective, standards-based decision making optimized for individual developer productivity. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md index fda1fbea..9842a1f6 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04c_test_improvement_cycles.md @@ -48,15 +48,15 @@ class ProgressTracker: def __init__(self): self.tasks: Dict[str, ImplementationTask] = {} self.cycles: List[PDCACycle] = [] - + def add_task(self, task: ImplementationTask) -> None: """Add task to progress tracking""" pass - + def update_task_status(self, task_id: str, status: str) -> None: """Update task status with timestamp""" pass - + def get_progress_summary(self) -> Dict[str, any]: """Generate current progress summary""" pass @@ -67,20 +67,20 @@ def initialize_pdca_cycle_with_prioritized_tasks( ) -> Tuple[PDCACycle, ProgressTracker]: """ PLAN Phase: Initialize PDCA cycle with strategic solution planning - + Creates systematic implementation plan with TodoWrite-style tracking: - Priority-based task selection (P1-CRITICAL first) - Solution batching optimization for efficiency - Resource allocation and effort estimation - Success criteria definition with measurable outcomes - + Args: implementation_context: Output from analysis framework (04b) cycle_number: Current PDCA cycle iteration - + Returns: Tuple of (PDCACycle object, ProgressTracker instance) - + PLAN phase implementation: 1. Extract P1-CRITICAL and P2-HIGH tasks from context 2. Identify compatible tasks for batching @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ def initialize_pdca_cycle_with_prioritized_tasks( 4. Estimate effort and set realistic cycle scope 5. Define success criteria and validation requirements 6. Initialize TodoWrite progress tracking - + Example task organization: P1-CRITICAL: Scientific validity + High impact/Low effort P2-HIGH: System reliability + Quick wins enabling other fixes @@ -104,21 +104,21 @@ def execute_systematic_implementation_with_progress_tracking( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ DO Phase: Systematic implementation with real-time progress tracking - + Executes fixes using optimized sequence and tracks progress: - Mark current task as in_progress before beginning work - Implement fixes based on root cause analysis and strategy - Document implementation decisions and approach - Update progress tracker in real-time - Handle dependencies and validation requirements - + Args: pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle with selected tasks progress_tracker: TodoWrite-style progress tracking - + Returns: Implementation results with completed tasks and metadata - + DO phase implementation strategy: 1. Process tasks in dependency order 2. Mark each task in_progress before starting @@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ def execute_systematic_implementation_with_progress_tracking( 4. Document implementation approach and rationale 5. Mark tasks completed only after successful implementation 6. Handle blockers by creating new tasks or adjusting approach - + Implementation patterns: Quick wins first (momentum building) Dependency resolution (unblock other work) @@ -146,33 +146,33 @@ def perform_comprehensive_validation_with_regression_prevention( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ CHECK Phase: Comprehensive validation with regression prevention - + Validates implementation results using systematic approach: - Targeted validation for affected test categories - Integration validation (import testing, basic functionality) - Regression prevention for critical systems - Health metrics update and comparison with baseline - + Args: implementation_results: Output from DO phase execution pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle with success criteria - + Returns: Comprehensive validation report with health metrics - + CHECK phase validation protocol: 1. Direct test validation: Run tests for implemented fixes 2. Integration validation: Verify imports and basic functionality 3. Regression testing: Ensure critical systems remain functional 4. Health metrics update: Compare current vs baseline success rates 5. Success criteria evaluation: Assess cycle objectives achievement - + Validation levels: Immediate: Affected tests pass without errors Integration: Related modules import and function correctly System: Critical test categories maintain high success rates Baseline: Overall health metrics show improvement or stability - + Health metrics tracking: - Test collection success rate - Category-wise success rate improvements @@ -189,21 +189,21 @@ def generate_user_decision_framework_with_options( ) -> str: """ ACT Phase: Generate structured user decision framework - + Analyzes validation results and presents strategic options: A) Continue cycles - Implement next priority fixes - B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings + B) Adjust approach - Modify strategy based on findings C) Add coverage analysis - Integrate coverage improvement D) Complete current level - Achieve target success threshold - + Args: validation_report: Results from CHECK phase validation pdca_cycle: Completed PDCA cycle with results progress_tracker: Current progress state - + Returns: Formatted decision prompt with specific recommendations - + ACT phase decision framework: 1. Analyze cycle completion and success metrics 2. Assess remaining priority tasks and effort required @@ -211,13 +211,13 @@ def generate_user_decision_framework_with_options( 4. Present structured options with specific metrics 5. Provide technical recommendation based on analysis 6. Consider resource optimization for solo programmer context - + Decision option details: A) CONTINUE: Next cycle focus, estimated effort, target improvement B) ADJUST: Strategy refinement needs, approach modifications C) COVERAGE: Coverage gap analysis, integration complexity D) COMPLETE: Achievement validation, resource optimization - + User decision tracking: - Track choice patterns for preference learning - Optimize future decision presentations @@ -233,26 +233,26 @@ def save_comprehensive_session_state_for_resumption( ) -> None: """ Enhanced session state preservation for seamless resumption - + Saves complete session state including: - Current PDCA cycle and phase - TodoWrite progress tracking state - Analysis findings and patterns discovered - Implementation decisions and approaches used - Critical context for next session continuation - + Args: pdca_cycle: Current PDCA cycle state progress_tracker: TodoWrite progress tracking cycle_findings: Key insights and patterns discovered - + Session state preservation: 1. PDCA cycle progress: Which cycle, phase, tasks status 2. TodoWrite state: All tasks with current status 3. Key findings: Successful approaches, patterns discovered 4. Implementation context: Decision rationale, approaches used 5. Next session preparation: Immediate actions, context to load - + File organization: - pdca_session_state.md: Comprehensive session overview - essential_context.md: Critical information for resumption @@ -268,20 +268,20 @@ def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_pdca_cycles( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Coverage-driven test enhancement integration (Option C) - + Links test failures to coverage gaps for comprehensive improvement: - Identifies critical functions with <80% coverage - Maps uncovered integration points to test failure patterns - Prioritizes coverage improvements by impact and effort - Integrates coverage tasks into PDCA cycle framework - + Args: current_implementation_context: Active PDCA cycle context coverage_focus_modules: Modules to analyze for coverage gaps - + Returns: Enhanced implementation context with coverage-driven tasks - + Coverage integration approach: 1. Run coverage analysis for specified modules 2. Identify critical gaps requiring test creation/improvement @@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ def integrate_coverage_analysis_with_pdca_cycles( 4. Prioritize coverage tasks by system criticality 5. Integrate coverage tasks into existing PDCA framework 6. Balance test quality fixes vs coverage enhancement - + CoverUp-style methodology: - Focus on critical system components with low coverage - Prioritize uncovered integration points @@ -305,20 +305,20 @@ def optimize_pdca_cycles_for_solo_programmer_efficiency( ) -> Dict[str, any]: """ Resource optimization for solo programmer productivity - + Optimizes PDCA cycle execution for individual developer constraints: - Time management and session length optimization - Context switching minimization through batching - Energy management and optimal task sequencing - Productivity pattern recognition and adaptation - + Args: implementation_plan: Current PDCA cycle implementation plan resource_constraints: Developer time, energy, focus constraints - + Returns: Optimized implementation plan for solo programmer efficiency - + Solo programmer optimizations: 1. Batch compatible fixes to minimize context switching 2. Sequence tasks by complexity and energy requirements @@ -326,7 +326,7 @@ def optimize_pdca_cycles_for_solo_programmer_efficiency( 4. Prioritize high-impact/low-effort combinations 5. Build momentum with quick wins before complex tasks 6. Plan break timing and energy management - + Efficiency strategies: - Start sessions with momentum-building quick wins - Group similar task types to maintain focus @@ -432,4 +432,4 @@ enhanced_context = integrate_coverage_analysis_with_pdca_cycles( 6. **Decision Framework**: Structured user decision support with metrics and recommendations 7. **Validation Protocols**: Systematic regression prevention and health tracking -This module ensures systematic, measurable improvement toward 100% meaningful test success while maintaining productivity and preventing regressions through structured PDCA cycles optimized for individual developer workflows. \ No newline at end of file +This module ensures systematic, measurable improvement toward 100% meaningful test success while maintaining productivity and preventing regressions through structured PDCA cycles optimized for individual developer workflows. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md index af87562b..ec49b610 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/04d_test_session_management.md @@ -81,31 +81,31 @@ class SessionContext: def detect_session_state_and_resumption_strategy() -> Tuple[SessionState, Dict[str, Any]]: """ Smart resumption detection with automatic state analysis - + Analyzes current environment to determine optimal resumption strategy: - Checks for existing session state files - Evaluates TodoWrite task status and progress - Identifies current PDCA cycle phase - Determines time gap since last session - Loads previous analysis findings and context - + Returns: Tuple of (detected session state, resumption context) - + Detection logic: 1. Check for session state preservation files 2. Analyze TodoWrite task status (pending, in_progress, completed) 3. Evaluate health report timestamps and progress 4. Assess context file availability and relevance 5. Determine optimal resumption point based on state - + Resumption strategies: FRESH_START: No previous state or significant time gap CONTINUE_PDCA: Active cycle in progress, context available VALIDATE_RESUME: Previous work needs validation before continuing DECISION_POINT: Session ended at user decision, present options CONTEXT_RESTORATION: State exists but needs context rebuilding - + Context analysis: - Session state files: comprehensive_session_state.md - Todo tracking: active_priorities.md, TodoWrite status @@ -123,36 +123,36 @@ def save_comprehensive_session_state_with_context_optimization( ) -> None: """ Enhanced session state preservation with intelligent context management - + Saves complete session state while optimizing for context efficiency: - Comprehensive state capture: PDCA progress, task status, findings - Context file organization: Essential vs detailed information - Token optimization: Preserve critical info, archive detailed analysis - Next session preparation: Immediate actions and context loading guide - + Args: session_context: Complete session state and metrics cycle_findings: Key insights and patterns from current session optimization_level: MINIMAL, STANDARD, COMPREHENSIVE context preservation - + State preservation strategy: 1. Save current PDCA cycle state and task progress 2. Preserve critical findings and successful approaches 3. Archive detailed analysis to prevent context overflow 4. Create next session preparation guide 5. Organize context files by importance and access frequency - + File organization: Essential files (always load): - session_state.json: Current state and immediate context - next_actions.md: Immediate steps for resumption - critical_findings.md: Key patterns and approaches - + Detailed files (load as needed): - complete_session_log.md: Comprehensive session history - archived_analysis/: Historical detailed analysis - implementation_decisions/: Decision rationale and approaches - + Context optimization levels: MINIMAL: Essential state only, maximum token efficiency STANDARD: Essential + key findings, balanced approach @@ -168,46 +168,46 @@ def generate_adaptive_user_decision_framework( ) -> str: """ Context-aware decision framework adapted to user patterns and session state - + Generates intelligent decision prompts considering: - Current session context (duration, energy, progress) - Learned user preferences and decision patterns - Progress momentum and productivity metrics - Resource availability and time constraints - Achievement level vs standards and goals - + Args: validation_results: Results from CHECK phase validation session_context: Current session state and metrics learned_preferences: User decision patterns and preferences - + Returns: Adaptive decision prompt optimized for user context - + Adaptive decision framework: 1. Analyze session context: duration, energy, productivity 2. Apply learned user preferences to option presentation 3. Adjust recommendations based on decision patterns 4. Consider resource constraints and optimal timing 5. Present options with context-specific rationale - + Context adaptations: Long session: Suggest completion or strategic break High productivity: Recommend continuing with momentum Low energy: Suggest simple tasks or session end Time constraints: Focus on high-impact quick wins High achievement: Present completion option prominently - + User pattern adaptations: PERFECTIONIST: Emphasize quality metrics and completion criteria PRAGMATIC: Balance progress vs effort, highlight efficiency MOMENTUM_DRIVEN: Focus on continuous progress opportunities CONSERVATIVE: Emphasize validation and risk management - + Decision option customization: A) CONTINUE: Tailored to energy level and time availability B) ADJUST: Based on discovered patterns and challenges - C) COVERAGE: Adapted to quality vs coverage preferences + C) COVERAGE: Adapted to quality vs coverage preferences D) COMPLETE: Aligned with achievement standards and goals """ # [Copilot will implement adaptive decision framework] @@ -219,35 +219,35 @@ def track_productivity_patterns_and_optimize_sessions( ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Productivity pattern recognition for session optimization - + Analyzes session productivity to optimize future sessions: - Task completion rates and efficiency patterns - Energy levels and optimal working periods - Session length vs productivity relationship - Context switching impact on efficiency - Success rate improvement patterns - + Args: session_metrics: Current session productivity data historical_sessions: Previous session metrics for pattern analysis - + Returns: Productivity analysis with optimization recommendations - + Pattern analysis: 1. Completion rate trends: Tasks per hour, success improvement rate 2. Energy pattern recognition: Peak productivity periods 3. Session length optimization: Efficiency vs duration curves 4. Context switching analysis: Focus vs task variety impact 5. Momentum patterns: Progress building vs quality maintenance - + Optimization recommendations: Session timing: Optimal start times based on energy patterns Session structure: Task batching and complexity sequencing Break timing: Energy management and focus maintenance Task allocation: Effort vs energy level matching Progress pacing: Sustainable improvement vs intensive sprints - + Productivity insights: - Peak productivity hours for complex tasks - Optimal session length for sustained focus @@ -264,35 +264,35 @@ def learn_user_decision_patterns_and_adapt_framework( ) -> UserPreferences: """ User decision pattern learning for framework personalization - + Analyzes user decisions to adapt framework behavior: - Decision choice patterns (A/B/C/D preferences) - Quality vs progress trade-off preferences - Risk tolerance and validation requirements - Session management and timing preferences - Success criteria and completion thresholds - + Args: decision_history: Historical user decisions with context session_outcomes: Results and satisfaction from previous sessions - + Returns: Learned user preferences for framework adaptation - + Pattern learning analysis: 1. Choice frequency: Which options chosen in different contexts 2. Context correlation: Decisions vs session state, progress, energy 3. Outcome satisfaction: Successful vs regretted decisions 4. Timing patterns: Preferred session lengths and break timing 5. Quality thresholds: When user chooses completion vs continuation - + Adaptation strategies: Decision presentation: Emphasize preferred option types Option ordering: Present most likely choices first Context sensitivity: Adjust recommendations to session state Validation requirements: Match user risk tolerance Completion criteria: Align with quality threshold preferences - + Framework personalization: - Customize decision option presentation order - Adapt recommendation emphasis and language @@ -309,40 +309,40 @@ def optimize_context_management_for_token_efficiency( ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Advanced context optimization for long-running improvement sessions - + Implements intelligent context management equivalent to Claude's /compact: - Identifies critical context for immediate access - Archives resolved issues and outdated analysis - Maintains active analysis context for productivity - Optimizes file organization for efficient loading - + Args: session_data: Current session context and analysis data context_importance_weights: Relative importance of different context types - + Returns: Optimized context with preserved essentials and archived details - + Context optimization strategy: 1. Classify context by importance and access frequency 2. Preserve critical active context for immediate use 3. Archive resolved issues and historical analysis 4. Maintain implementation decisions and successful patterns 5. Create efficient context loading hierarchies - + Context classification: CRITICAL: Current tasks, active findings, immediate next steps IMPORTANT: Recent patterns, implementation approaches, user preferences USEFUL: Historical analysis, resolved issues, detailed documentation ARCHIVAL: Complete session logs, exhaustive analysis, deprecated info - + Optimization techniques: File consolidation: Merge related context into focused files Hierarchical loading: Essential → Important → Useful → Archival Intelligent pruning: Remove outdated or superseded information Pattern preservation: Maintain successful approaches and learnings Reference maintenance: Keep links to archived detailed information - + Token efficiency strategies: - Compress repetitive information into summary patterns - Replace detailed logs with key insight extraction @@ -359,53 +359,53 @@ def create_intelligent_session_resumption_guide( ) -> Dict[str, Any]: """ Generate intelligent resumption guide based on detected session state - + Creates context-specific resumption instructions: - Immediate actions required based on session state - Context files to load for optimal continuation - Validation requirements before proceeding - User decision points and framework state - + Args: session_state: Detected current state of test improvement session resumption_context: Available context and state information - + Returns: Structured resumption guide with specific actions and context - + Resumption guide generation: 1. Analyze detected session state and available context 2. Determine optimal resumption point and required actions 3. Identify context files needed for effective continuation 4. Generate step-by-step resumption instructions 5. Include validation requirements and success criteria - + State-specific resumption strategies: - + FRESH_START: - Initialize new test quality improvement session - Execute Phase 04a (Test Execution Infrastructure) - Establish baseline and health metrics - Begin systematic analysis framework - + CONTINUE_PDCA: - Load active PDCA cycle state and TodoWrite progress - Resume from current phase (PLAN/DO/CHECK/ACT) - Continue with in-progress tasks - Maintain momentum and progress tracking - + VALIDATE_RESUME: - Validate previous implementation work - Run health checks and regression testing - Update baseline metrics with current state - Determine next cycle focus based on validation - + DECISION_POINT: - Present previous decision framework to user - Update metrics with any changes since last session - Adapt options to current context and time constraints - Continue based on user choice (A/B/C/D) - + CONTEXT_RESTORATION: - Rebuild essential context from available files - Assess progress and current state @@ -421,31 +421,31 @@ def manage_long_term_knowledge_accumulation( ) -> None: """ Long-term knowledge management for compound improvement efficiency - + Manages knowledge accumulation across multiple sessions: - Successful implementation patterns and approaches - Common failure patterns and proven solutions - User preference evolution and adaptation - Framework optimization based on usage patterns - + Args: session_insights: Key insights and learnings from sessions implementation_patterns: Successful approaches and strategies - + Knowledge management strategy: 1. Extract generalizable patterns from session-specific findings 2. Build library of proven implementation approaches 3. Track user preference evolution and framework adaptation 4. Maintain compound learning for efficiency improvement 5. Optimize framework based on usage patterns and outcomes - + Knowledge categories: Technical patterns: Successful fix strategies by failure category Process optimization: Effective PDCA cycle approaches User adaptation: Personalization based on decision patterns Context management: Efficient session and context strategies Productivity optimization: Energy management and task sequencing - + Compound improvement: - Each session builds on previous learnings - Patterns become more refined and effective over time @@ -559,4 +559,4 @@ manage_long_term_knowledge_accumulation( 6. **User Pattern Learning**: Framework personalization through decision pattern analysis 7. **Knowledge Accumulation**: Long-term learning for compound improvement efficiency -This module ensures seamless long-term test improvement across multiple sessions while optimizing user productivity and decision-making efficiency through intelligent session management and adaptive personalization. \ No newline at end of file +This module ensures seamless long-term test improvement across multiple sessions while optimizing user productivity and decision-making efficiency through intelligent session management and adaptive personalization. diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md index 57ae0b1d..ec839c4f 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/05_code_review_package.md @@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ Generate `review_{{FEATURE_SLUG}}.md` containing: 7. Links to relevant docs Output the file contents only. - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md b/.lad/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md index 24f25992..16e853fd 100644 --- a/.lad/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md +++ b/.lad/copilot_prompts/06_self_review_with_chatgpt.md @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ Act as a senior Python reviewer. Highlight logical gaps, missing tests, inappropriate testing strategy (integration vs unit), maintainability or perf issues. Mark critical items with 🚨. --- - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/.lad/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md b/.lad/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md index 67f494c3..61385734 100644 --- a/.lad/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md +++ b/.lad/documentation_standards/MKDOCS_MATERIAL_FORMATTING_GUIDE.md @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # MkDocs Material Formatting Guide for Claude -**Version**: 1.0 -**Date**: 2025-08-17 +**Version**: 1.0 +**Date**: 2025-08-17 **Purpose**: LAD Framework documentation standards to prevent systematic markdown errors in MkDocs Material projects --- @@ -269,5 +269,5 @@ Technical details for developers. --- -*LAD Framework Documentation Standards v1.0* -*Research-based guidelines for error-free technical documentation* \ No newline at end of file +*LAD Framework Documentation Standards v1.0* +*Research-based guidelines for error-free technical documentation*