chore: push all design docs, V2 plan specs, and current working state
Includes AirPlan design documents, AircOding-alpha1-plan, AirPlanV2, AirPlan-ParaV2, AirPlan-Para V1 reference docs, and all working code changes across packages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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description: Enter, inspect, or run the upgraded AirArc planning flow with built-in parallel review output. AirArc is architecture-only and must not write code.
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argument-hint: [enter|status|parallel-review]
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allowed-tools: [Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, Write, Edit]
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# /airarc
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Use the upgraded AirArc plugin for architecture-first planning and post-plan parallel review. AirArc only does architecture planning, task decomposition, and document updates; it does not implement code changes.
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## Steps
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1. Parse `$ARGUMENTS`; default to `enter` when empty.
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2. Run the matching mode from the current project root:
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```bash
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python "$HOME/plugins/airarc/scripts/airarc_mode.py" --mode <enter|status|parallel-review> --project .
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```
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3. The runtime auto-bootstraps missing `AirPlan/` files on first startup and does not overwrite existing project artifacts.
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4. If the request is a planning or architecture-change task, keep `AirPlan/AGENTS.md`, ADRs, C4 module docs, `AirPlan/plan.md`, and `AirPlan/todo.md` aligned with the new AirArc output.
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5. Do not write code, apply patches, or implement tasks directly from AirArc; hand confirmed execution work off to AirEng or other execution workflows.
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6. When planning needs UI or visual evidence, hand off screenshots or minimal GUI exploration to AirXDB before finalizing the plan.
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7. When `parallel-review` runs, record the emitted dependency edges, shared-write conflicts, serialization points, and execution-plan artifacts.
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