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WalkthroughThe ingest workflow captures Design Reference fields to select upstream design documents. It also changes testplan handling for requirements marked “Discovered during UI design.” The implement skill version changes from 0.11.1 to 0.12.0. ChangesIngest workflow
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- Line 233: Update the “Expected zero” condition in the Step 5d outcome table so
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3-3: 📐 Maintainability & Code QualityThe version bump is compliant. The merge-base version is
0.11.1, the head version is0.12.0, and only one PR commit changesimplement/SKILL.md. No same-level over-bump exists.
Extend the implement workflow's /ingest phase (Step 5c) to handle [DEV] stories originated by the ui-design workflow's /sync phase, not just stories from design/decompose. Changes: - Step 3: capture Source and UI Design section fields from Design Reference - Step 5c: add ui_design.md to the Need list; add polymorphic design source selection based on the Source field (ui-design/sync uses ui_design.md as primary, design.md as supplemental; no Source field preserves existing behavior) - Step 5d: when PRD Requirements is "Discovered during UI design", skip requirement-based testplan fallback and treat as Expected zero Backward compatible: stories without a Source field follow the existing design.md-only path unchanged. Bumps implement version 0.11.1 → 0.12.0 (MINOR: new behavior). Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Align the /sync story template with the ingest contract. · ingest.md:193-203
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the
/syncstory template with the ingest contract.The reachable template in
design/skills/sync.mdemitsDesign section, but it does not emitSourceorUI Design section. Therefore, a story generated by this template leavesSourceunset and follows the legacydesign.mdpath inimplement/skills/ingest.md;ui_design.mdis ignored. Update the paired UI-design producer to emit the exact fields required by this branch. The external producer is not present here, so its output cannot be assumed.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 193-203: Update the sync story template to emit the exact `Source:
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@coderabbitai Re: the "Outside diff range" comment about aligning the This is intentionally a cross-PR coordination. The producer and consumer are split across two PRs:
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Cross-Workflow Data-Flow Analysis: Finding F1 (HIGH Severity)Source: End-to-end inter-workflow data-flow analysis of PRs #108, #131, #138, #137 conducted against F1: Breaking filename mismatch —
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Cross-Workflow Data-Flow Analysis: New Finding — F3 Cross-PR Discrepancy (MEDIUM Severity)Source: Follow-up verification of F1–F5 fixes across PRs #131 and #137. Published UI design filename is now story-scoped in PR #131, but this PR still references the old flat nameSeverity: MEDIUM — Will cause agent confusion; the correct file may still be found via the Design Reference field, but the prose instruction is misleading. Problem: The Design Reference template in However, this PR's
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…ilename pattern
The document list hardcoded ui-design-{story-key}.md, but the actual
filename comes from the UI Design section field and uses
{workspace-id}. Reference the field so the agent resolves the
correct story-scoped filename at runtime.
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Cross-Workflow Adjudication: Remaining Finding for PR #137 (implement)Source: Counter-review adjudication of cross-workflow analysis, verified against current PR revision. F04 (PARTIAL — needs upstream fix): Design Reference field contains section-only, not filenameProblem: instead of the expected form: This means Impact on this PR: No code change needed in this PR — the fix belongs in PR #131 (the producer). However, Recommended defensive change in Cross-reference: The primary fix belongs in PR #131's AI-generated. Review for accuracy. |
When the UI Design section field contains only a section reference (e.g., §Component Architecture > HealthBadge) without a filename, fall back to globbing the feature directory for ui-design-*.md files. If exactly one match is found, use it. If multiple matches exist, disambiguate by the current story's parent [UI] story key. The section reference from the field is retained as the grep target within whichever file is resolved. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fresh Review Response: Findings for PR #137 (implement)Source: Fresh review against current PR head 99192e7. X04 (MEDIUM — NEW REGRESSION): Legacy filename fallback uses wrong parent keyProblem: Affected location: Required change: Instead of using the
N04 (MEDIUM — PARTIALLY FIXED): UI testplan retirement fixed, generic remainderProblem: Affected location: Required change: When the source testplan (from the feature-level design doc) is not found or has been removed, flag the derived story-level testplan as potentially stale. Add a warning in the ingest output: "Source testplan not found — story testplan may be stale. Verify test coverage before proceeding." AI-generated. Review for accuracy. |
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Holistic UX/UI Workflow Review — PR #137 (
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Remaining Correctness Issues — Post-Fix VerificationAfter verifying all fixes across all four PRs, three correctness-affecting issues remain in this PR's 🟡 R1 —
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…add Feature-parent fallback, fix absolute path
R1: After resolving ui-design-{id}.md, also resolve api-findings-{id}.md
for overflow API specifications. Matches PR flightctl#138 behavior.
R2: Split UI Design section field on # before filename extraction.
Handles composite values like ui-design-X.md#§Section.
R3: When Epic has no parent Feature, fall back to Epic key for
docs-repo directory lookup. Matches PR flightctl#131 ui-design fix.
Pre-existing: Replace ${HOME} absolute path with portable
relative-path resolution for fetch-issue.py.
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All three findings + the pre-existing R1 — api-findings overflow resolution: After resolving R2 — R3 — Feature-parent fallback: Step 5b now handles Epics with no parent Feature — falls back to using the Epic key as the directory lookup slug with a warning. Matches the fix applied in PR #131's Pre-existing: AI-generated. Review for accuracy. |
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BASH_SOURCE is meaningless in a Markdown file read by an AI agent.
Revert to ${HOME}/.ai-workflows/ for consistency with publish.md
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## Summary
Adds the `ui-implement` workflow — a UI-focused implementation workflow
that takes `[UI]` Jira stories through planning, TDD implementation,
validation, and PR creation. This completes the third step in the UX/UI
workflow pipeline: `ux-design` → `ui-design` → `ui-implement`.
## Design Decisions
**Relationship to `implement`:** `ui-implement` is a separate workflow
(not a mode of `implement`). `implement` handles `[DEV]` stories;
`ui-implement` handles `[UI]` stories. Both share the same 7-phase
structure (ingest → plan → revise → code → validate → publish → respond)
but differ in how each phase handles UI-specific concerns.
**TDD for unit tests:** Uses the same contract-based testing approach as
`implement`, adapted for UI:
- Components: tests verify rendered output + user interactions through
the public interface (props → what the user sees and does)
- Hooks: tests verify return values + state transitions
- Integration/e2e test stubs are written _after_ implementation (not
TDD), following the repo's existing patterns
**Discovery-based tooling:** Nothing is hardcoded. Testing framework,
design system, i18n library, state management, routing, permissions
model, and e2e framework are all discovered during `/ingest` from the
project's actual codebase. A hard limit in `guidelines.md` enforces
this.
**Unit test framework introduction:** When `/ingest` discovers no unit
test framework exists, it analyzes the project and recommends one (with
alternatives and rationale). `/plan` ratifies this as "Task 0" — the
user approves before any story tasks are planned.
**Docs repo consumption:** Design documents are consumed from the
published docs repo (via `.artifacts/config.json`), never from upstream
workflow `.artifacts/` directories:
- `ui-design.md` — required (component architecture, hook designs, state
management, routes, data flow, accessibility)
- `handoff.md` — optional (UX interaction specs, state matrix,
accessibility requirements)
- `api-findings.md` — optional (resolved endpoints, API gap inventory)
- `prd.md` and `design.md` — required (same as `implement`)
**Build-first strategy:** Patterns are adapted from `implement`
directly. Common behavior is marked for future extraction to `_shared`
recipes in a follow-up PR.
## File Structure
```
ui-implement/
├── SKILL.md # Entry point (v0.1.0)
├── README.md # Phase flow, prerequisites, artifacts, design decisions
├── guidelines.md # Principles, hard limits, UI-specific rules
├── templates/
│ ├── 01-context.md # Context skeleton with UI Toolchain section
│ └── story-testplan.md # Story-scoped testplan skeleton
├── skills/
│ ├── controller.md # Discovery + routing
│ ├── dispatch.md # Phase dispatcher
│ ├── completion.md # Next-step guidance
│ ├── ingest.md # Jira + docs repo + UI toolchain discovery
│ ├── plan.md # Task breakdown with Task 0 + cross-cutting table
│ ├── revise.md # Plan feedback incorporation
│ ├── code.md # TDD cycle + integration/e2e stubs
│ ├── validate.md # CI checks + UI cross-cutting verification
│ ├── publish.md # PR creation with UI-specific template
│ └── respond.md # Review response cycle
└── commands/
├── ingest.md … respond.md # 7 thin command wrappers
```
## UI-Specific Adaptations by Phase
| Phase | Key UI Adaptation |
|-------|-------------------|
| `/ingest` | 7-pass UI toolchain discovery; docs-repo loading of
ui-design.md/handoff.md/api-findings.md; test framework recommendation
when missing |
| `/plan` | Component/hook interface definitions; conditional Task 0 for
test framework setup; UI Cross-Cutting Concerns table; integration/e2e
stubs as final task |
| `/code` | TDD for unit tests (rendered output + user events for
components, return values for hooks); integration/e2e stubs post-tasks;
UI review criteria (design system, i18n, a11y, states) |
| `/validate` | UI Cross-Cutting Verification section checking design
system compliance, i18n completeness, accessibility, state completeness
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| `/publish` | UI-specific PR description template (New Components, UI
Cross-Cutting Concerns sections) |
## Related
- Depends on: `ui-design` workflow (PR #131) for `ui-design.md`
published to docs repo
- Depends on: `ux-design` workflow (PR #108) for `handoff.md` published
to docs repo
- Related: PR #137 (extends `implement/ingest` for `[DEV]` stories from
ui-design/sync)
- Planning doc: see the `ui-workflows.md` design document (linked in the
originating Slack thread)
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Summary
Extends the
implementworkflow's/ingestphase to support polymorphic design references — enabling it to handle[DEV]stories originated by theui-designworkflow's/syncphase, not just stories fromdesign/decompose.Problem
The
implementworkflow's/ingestcurrently assumes all upstream design context lives indesign.md. However,[DEV]stories created byui-design/syncrepresent API gaps discovered during UI-to-API mapping. These stories:design.mdui_design.mdas their design document (published to the same docs repo feature directory)Source: ui-design/syncfield in their Design Reference section (added by PR #131)Without this change, the implement workflow falls back to story acceptance criteria alone for UI-originated stories, losing the valuable design context in
ui_design.md.Changes
Three targeted modifications to
implement/skills/ingest.md:Step 3 — Capture new Design Reference fields
SourceandUI Design sectionto the list of fields captured during Jira story fetch, enabling Step 5c to select the correct design document.Step 5c — Polymorphic design source selection
ui_design.mdas item Enhance install script with Gemini CLI support #2 in the Need listSource: ui-design/sync→ useui_design.mdas primary design document (grepped viaUI Design sectionfield), loaddesign.mdas supplemental context if presentSourcefield → existing behavior unchanged (backward compatible)Step 5d — UI-design-originated testplan handling
PRD Requirementscontains "Discovered during UI design", skip requirement-based testplan fallback (these stories won't have matching test cases in the feature testplan)Version bump
implement/SKILL.md:0.11.1→0.12.0(MINOR — new behavior added, per AGENTS.md conventions)Context
This is part of the cross-workflow traceability work documented in the ui-workflows.md planning doc. See the "Cross-Workflow Traceability: How [DEV] Stories Reach implement" section for the full design rationale.
Related: PR #131 adds the
Design Referencesection withSourcefield to the ui-design sync story template (the upstream producer for this change).AI-generated. Review for accuracy.
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implement. The skill version changes from0.11.1to0.12.0.implement/skills/ingest.mdnow captures JiraSourceandUI Design sectionfields from the Design Reference.Sourceisui-design/sync,/ingestresolves the story-scopedui-design-{workspace-id}.mdfilename fromUI Design sectionand uses that document as the primary design source. It also loads relevantdesign.mdsections as supplemental context when available.Sourceis absent or has another value,/ingestkeeps the existing behavior: it usesdesign.mdas the primary design source and ignores UI design files.PRD Requirementscontains “Discovered during UI design,”/ingestskips requirement-based testplan fallback, records an expected-zero outcome, notes that testplan coverage is deferred to UI design validation criteria, and deletes any stale story testplan._shared/resources or cross-package conventions are described. Test results and current review findings were not provided.