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Generalize workflow conventions and phase override completion contracts for lightweight dispatchers and centralized completion guidance. Assisted-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Route explicit e2e phases through a lightweight dispatcher and centralize attended completion guidance without loading the full controller. Assisted-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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WalkthroughThe E2E workflow now uses a dispatcher for phase execution and a completion guide for next-step recommendations. Configuration, documentation, commands, phase skills, override rules, and skill metadata were updated. ChangesE2E workflow routing
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The routing refactor is otherwise ready, but the shared override recipe embeds bugfix-specific behavior that could mislead consumers in other workflows. Keep this bounded issue in mind before merging. Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 12✅ Passed checks (12 passed)
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In `@_shared/recipes/phase-override-resolution.md`:
- Around line 27-31: Update the override validation guidance to require a
detectable terminal instruction at the end of the override, explicitly naming
one allowed exit action: return control to the invoking router, read a
completion guide, or re-read the controller. Preserve the existing fallback to
the built-in default for overrides that lack this terminal contract, and retain
the requirement that the override matches the built-in phase’s behavioral
contract.
In `@e2e/skills/controller.md`:
- Around line 8-10: Update controller.md to handle input that is neither a Jira
issue key or URL nor a phase command by listing available phases, requesting the
missing context, and stopping before invoking the lightweight dispatcher;
preserve existing routing for recognized inputs.
In `@e2e/skills/dispatch.md`:
- Around line 16-19: Update the e2e phase-dispatch flow in dispatch.md and
phase-override-resolution.md so overrides return without reading completion
guidance; keep completion.md reading exclusively in the dispatcher after any
valid phase exit, with no duplicate override consumption.
- Around line 21-22: Update the failure-handling instructions in the dispatch
flow to read completion.md when validate.md returns a valid FAIL report,
preserving its fix-and-rerun guidance. Stop without reading completion.md only
for override-resolution failures, phase-execution failures, or invalid phase
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- Around line 22-23: Update the failure-handling wording around override
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Overall assessment:
Overall this is a well-crafted refactoring. The decomposition is clean, responsibilities are clearly separated, and the demand-loading pattern is a smart approach for reducing context-window pressure. A few items worth discussing.
What works well:
- Clean single-responsibility split. The controller handles discovery and ambiguous-input routing, the dispatcher owns phase execution lifecycle, and the completion guide centralizes next-step logic. Each can evolve independently.
- Demand-loading is the right pattern. An agent invoking /validate no longer loads the full controller + all phase knowledge upfront - it reads
dispatch.md→ the single phase file →completion.md. This meaningfully reduces context pressure for multi-file AI sessions. - Sole-consumer rule for
completion.md. Having dispatch be the only component that reads the completion guide eliminates the risk of duplicate or conflicting next-step reads. The explicit carve-out ("A completed phase report with a failing verdict… is a valid outcome: readcompletion.md") correctly prevents premature stopping on expected failures likevalidate.mdreporting FAIL. - Generic terminal exits. Phase skills now say "return to the invoking router" instead of "re-read the controller," making them architecture-agnostic. This is a solid extensibility move — an alternate router could consume these phases without patching every skill file.
- Correct version discipline. The shared recipe
phase-override-resolution.md(0.1.0→0.1.1) has a behavioral change (requiring detectable terminal instructions), so all consuming workflows correctly receive PATCH bumps.
Issues to address:
1. Ambiguous failure language in dispatch.md (line 21)
CodeRabbit flagged this and it's still unresolved - I agree it's a real concern. The current wording:
"If override resolution fails…report the failure and stop without reading
completion.md."
This conflicts with the shared recipe's own fallback behavior: phase-override-resolution.md says if an override is malformed or lacks a terminal exit, warn and fall back to the built-in default — it doesn't "fail." The dispatch wording makes it sound like any override problem is a hard stop, when actually the recipe already handles that gracefully.
Suggested rewrite for the first sentence of that paragraph:
"If neither the project override nor the built-in phase can be resolved, an operational error prevents the phase from completing, or the resolved phase lacks a supported terminal exit, report the failure and stop without reading
completion.md."
This makes clear that "failure" means total resolution failure (both paths exhausted), not a recoverable override issue.
2. Implicit {PHASE}.md filename construction
The dispatcher builds PHASE_FILE={PHASE}.md from the bare PHASE parameter. This works for the e2e workflow where all phase filenames are {phase}.md, but the shared recipe's own docs note that "some workflows use different filenames (e.g., docs-writer maps /gather to gather-context.md)." If a future e2e phase breaks this convention, the dispatcher silently constructs the wrong filename.
Consider either:
- Documenting this assumption explicitly in
dispatch.md("e2e phases use{PHASE}.mdnaming; workflows with non-standard filenames need a mapping"), or - Accepting a PHASE_FILE parameter instead, pushing the mapping to the command wrappers
This isn't blocking since all current e2e phases follow the convention, but it's a latent fragility.
3. Controller phase table as dead documentation risk
The controller's phase table (mapping phase names to filenames and descriptions) is now only consulted for ambiguous-input routing - the dispatcher doesn't read it. If someone adds a new phase and updates the command wrapper + phase file but forgets to update the controller's table, discovery breaks for free-text inputs while explicit /command invocations work fine. This is a subtle divergence risk. A brief comment in the controller noting "This table must be kept in sync with the command wrappers and phase files" would help.
Minor observations
- The completion guide's per-phase guidance is well-structured - the conditional branching (e.g., "if validate reported FAIL → suggest fix-and-rerun; if PASS → suggest report") gives the agent clear decision points without over-prescribing.
- Nice touch having dispatch.md normalize all supported exit variants ("returning to the invoking router, requesting completion guidance, or re-reading the controller") to a single behavior. This insulates the dispatcher from phase-level exit style differences.
Verdict: This is ready for merge after addressing issue 1 (the override-resolution wording). Issues 2 and 3 are improvement suggestions that could be follow-ups.
Cost Estimate: Before vs After the Demand-Load RefactorThe primary cost driver in AI workflows is input tokens - how much text the agent reads into its context window per phase invocation. This refactor changes what gets loaded for routing, so I measured the actual file sizes and modeled the context-loading flow. How the loading flow changedThe key difference is what gets loaded besides the phase skill file itself (which is unchanged):
Total routing overhead: ~16,558 chars / ~4,140 tokens After - the same
Total routing overhead: ~4,621 chars / ~1,155 tokens The controller is never loaded for explicit command invocations. The double-read of the monolithic controller (the biggest waste) is eliminated entirely. Savings Dollar cost (input tokens only, routing overhead): Context window pressure (the bigger win) Recovering ~10.5% of the context window over a full workflow run means more room for actual phase content, tool results, and agent reasoning - which matters most in long Caveat:These estimates cover routing overhead only (the files the architecture loads for dispatch/transitions). The phase skill files, tool call results, and agent output are additional and unchanged by this refactor. The token estimate uses ~4 chars/token which is approximate for English markdown - actual tokenizer counts may vary ±15%. |
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148-151: LGTM!_shared/recipes/phase-override-resolution.md (1)
3-3: LGTM!Also applies to: 19-25, 29-32, 36-72
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In `@_shared/recipes/phase-override-resolution.md`:
- Around line 65-69: Update the shared phase-override resolution recipe to
remove the bugfix-specific `/start` selection and dispatch example; replace it
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Learning: Include the version bump in the same commit as the behavioral change.
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Timestamp: 2026-09-08T19:46:48.634Z
Learning: Do not make a separate commit for the version bump.
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e2e/skills/dispatch.md (2)
23-24: Do not stop for a recoverable override rejection.
phase-override-resolution.mdrequires an unreadable or incompatible project override to warn and fall back to the built-in phase. The phraseIf override resolution failsis broader than that contract and can make the dispatcher stop before the fallback runs. Restrict this stop branch to the case where neither the override nor the built-in phase resolves, or to a failure after fallback execution begins.Source: Path instructions
25-27: LGTM!_shared/recipes/phase-override-resolution.md (1)
3-3: LGTM!Also applies to: 26-29, 38-63, 71-77
Clarify recoverable override rejection, document phase filename conventions, and require discovery guidance to stay synchronized with phase routing. Assisted-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Thanks @amir-yogev-gh. Addressed in 150fa57:
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Sync the shared override recipes with PR #113 and make E2E completion handoffs execute exactly once. Retain the existing main-relative version bumps. Assisted-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Resolve package versions against the new main head after PR #113. Keep the E2E minor bump and take Bugfix and shared resources from main. Assisted-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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e2ephase commands through a lightweight dispatcherIndependent mergeability
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main, not on PR #113 or #114. It contains the same shared convention and override-resolution changes so the three PRs can merge in any order. It does not include their workflow-specific changes.Validation
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skills/dispatch.md. Centralized attended-mode next-step guidance inskills/completion.md. Limitedcontroller.mdto workflow discovery and ambiguous-request routing. Updated phase commands and completion instructions._shared/recipes/phase-override-resolution.mdto validate override structure, terminal exits, destination compatibility, and legacy controller-return behavior..coderabbit.yaml,AGENTS.md, andCONTRIBUTING.mdwith dispatcher, completion, override, reference, and validation rules.bugfix,code-review,cve-fix,design,docs-writer,implement,kcs,prd, andsizing. Bumped the E2E workflow from0.6.0to0.7.0.