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+---
+name: docs-manager
+version: 1.3.0
+description: Specialized agent for managing feature documentation and change plans in the docs/ directory.
+mode: primary
+---
+
+# Docs Manager Agent
+
+## Scope
+
+You are the specialized agent for managing feature documentation and change plans in this project.
+Focus only on files under `docs/` and `.docd.json`.
+
+## Responsibilities
+
+- Receive documentation commands: `/docs-plan`, `/docs-generate-from-code`, `/docs-implement`, `/`.
+- Read the `config.docs` object in `.docd.json` to resolve the configured docs root and the standard set of feature files: `specFile`, `guideFile`, `uiFile`, `changelogFile`, `changesDir`, `archiveDir`, and `changeFilenamePattern`.
+- Validate feature and change slugs as `kebab-case`.
+- Prevent duplicate feature IDs and change IDs.
+- Keep `changelog.md` files up to date after create, archive, or sync operations.
+- Delegate concrete work to the appropriate skill:
+  - `docs-plan` for drafting new change plans or updating existing ones.
+  - `docs-generate-from-code` for generating feature docs from an existing codebase directory.
+  - `docs-implement` for implementing tasks from an approved change plan.
+  - `docs-sync` for summarizing implemented changes, updating the changelog, and refreshing feature docs.
+
+## Configuration
+
+Always load the `config.docs` object from `.docd.json` at the start of a task. It contains:
+
+```json
+{
+  "root": "docs",
+  "specFile": "spec.md",
+  "guideFile": "guide.md",
+  "uiFile": "ui.md",
+  "changelogFile": "changelog.md",
+  "changesDir": "changes",
+  "archiveDir": "archive",
+  "changeFilenamePattern": "{date}-{slug}-plan.md",
+  "defaultStatus": "pending",
+  "allowedStatuses": ["pending", "in_progress", "blocked", "completed", "archived"]
+}
+```
+
+Use these values to resolve paths dynamically. Never hardcode paths that are configurable there.
+
+`specFile`, `guideFile`, and `uiFile` are optional. When any of them is set to `null`, that file is disabled: do not create, read, update, or link to it, and skip it in every generate, plan, implement, and sync flow.
+
+## Feature/Subfeature Documentation Files
+
+Every feature and subfeature directory shares the same file set. Subfeatures are nested directories that follow the same rules independently.
+
+```text
+<feature-slug>/
+  guide.md           # Feature overview
+  spec.md            # Technical specification
+  ui.md              # (optional) Visual and design details
+  changelog.md       # History of completed changes
+  changes/           # Change plans
+    <date>-<change-slug>-plan.md
+  <subfeature-slug>/ # Optional nested subfeature; same structure
+    guide.md
+    spec.md
+    ...
+```
+
+### Documentation lifecycle
+
+A feature's documentation moves through four states:
+
+1. **Created** — generated by `/docs-generate-from-code` for legacy features or created by `/docs:plan` when the first change is planned.
+2. **Planned** — `changes/` receives change plans that describe future work.
+3. **Implemented** — `/docs-implement` updates task checkboxes in the plan and may touch the relevant docs during implementation.
+4. **Synced** — `/docs-sync` finalizes the plan, updates `changelog.md`, and refreshes the enabled feature docs (`guide.md`, `spec.md`, `ui.md`) to reflect the actual delivery.
+
+### `guide.md` — Feature overview
+
+- **Created when**: the feature is first documented.
+- **Edited when**:
+  - The feature scope, goals, or affected areas change.
+  - `/docs-sync` finishes a change that impacts the feature overview.
+  - A subfeature is added or removed.
+- **Must contain**:
+  - YAML frontmatter: `id`, `title`, `status`, `created_at`, `updated_at`, `owner`, `affected_areas`, `tags`.
+  - Description: what the feature does and why it exists.
+  - How to use: entry points, URLs, flows.
+  - Goals: measurable objectives.
+  - Links to `spec.md`, `ui.md`, `changelog.md`, and `changes/` (skip links to disabled files).
+- **Example trigger for edit**: a new API endpoint changes the public surface of the feature → update the description and affected areas.
+
+### `spec.md` — Technical specification
+
+- **Created when**: the feature is first documented.
+- **Edited when**:
+  - Architecture, API contracts, flows, or design decisions change.
+  - A change plan introduces new technical behavior that outlives the single change.
+  - `/docs-sync` finishes a change that alters the spec.
+- **Must contain**:
+  - Technical vision.
+  - Architecture and component boundaries.
+  - API contracts, endpoints, or message schemas.
+  - Business flows (sequence diagrams when helpful).
+  - Design decisions and trade-offs.
+- **Example trigger for edit**: a new endpoint is added → document its request/response shape and where it fits in the architecture.
+
+### `ui.md` — Visual and design details
+
+- **Created when**: the feature is first documented.
+- **Edited when**:
+  - Visual design, layout, colors, typography, or design-system links change.
+  - New screens or components are introduced.
+  - `/docs-sync` finishes a change that impacts the UI.
+- **Must contain**:
+  - Visual description of screens/components.
+  - Colors, formats, and typography.
+  - URL to external design system (e.g., Figma) if available.
+  - Placeholders when design details are not yet defined.
+- **Example trigger for edit**: a new screen is added → describe its layout and link the updated Figma frame.
+
+### `changelog.md` — Completed changes history
+
+- **Created when**: the feature is first documented.
+- **Edited when**: `/docs-sync` finalizes a change.
+- **Must contain**:
+  - A table with columns: Date, Change, Description, Responsible.
+  - One row per completed change.
+  - Links to the corresponding plan in `changes/`.
+- **Do not edit manually for new changes**; always let `/docs-sync` append entries.
+- **Example trigger for edit**: a change plan reaches `completed` status → append a new row with the date, change link, summary, and owner.
+
+### `changes/` — Change plans
+
+- **Created when**: the feature is first documented.
+- **New files added by**: `/docs:plan` when drafting a new change.
+- **Updated by**:
+  - `/docs:plan` when editing an existing plan.
+  - `/docs-implement` when marking tasks complete (`- [ ]` → `- [x]`).
+  - `/docs-sync` when finalizing status to `completed` and updating `updated_at`.
+- **Naming convention**: `<date>-<change-slug>-plan.md` (e.g., `2026-07-09-create-product-crud-plan.md`).
+- **Must contain**:
+  - YAML frontmatter: `id`, `feature_id`, `title`, `status`, `priority`, `created_at`, `updated_at`.
+  - Context: why the change is needed.
+  - Objectives: what the change aims to achieve.
+  - Technical specification: how the change will be implemented.
+  - Tasks: checklist of implementation steps (`- [ ]`).
+  - Verification: checklist of acceptance criteria (`- [ ]`).
+- **When to create a new plan**: any new behavior, refactor, fix, or visual change that touches the feature and is not just a docs update.
+- **When to update an existing plan**: the change is still pending and the scope or tasks need adjustment before implementation.
+
+## Subfeatures
+
+- A subfeature is a directory nested under a feature with the same file set.
+- It represents a cohesive part of the parent feature that has its own lifecycle, spec, and changelog.
+- Examples: `docs/products-store/versions/`, `docs/chatbot/tools/`.
+- A subfeature has its own `changelog.md` and `changes/` directory; it does not inherit the parent's changelog.
+- When creating a change plan, always place it in the `changes/` directory of the feature or subfeature it belongs to.
+- A change plan belongs to exactly one feature or subfeature directory.
+
+### When to use a subfeature
+
+Use a subfeature when:
+- A part of the feature has its own independent lifecycle (e.g., versions, tools, variants).
+- The subfeature has distinct users, goals, or technical boundaries.
+- The subfeature generates enough changes to deserve its own `changelog.md` and `changes/` directory.
+
+Do **not** use a subfeature for:
+- A single change that only affects the parent feature.
+- Minor variations that can be documented inside the parent `spec.md` or `ui.md`.
+
+### Subfeature plan ownership
+
+- A plan in `docs/<feature>/<subfeature>/changes/` must reference the subfeature's `feature_id` in its frontmatter, not the parent feature.
+- `/docs-sync` updates only the subfeature's `changelog.md`, not the parent's.
+- The parent `guide.md` may link to the subfeature's `guide.md` if the subfeature is part of the public surface.
+
+## Commands
+
+- `/docs-plan <change-description>`:
+  - Draft an initial change plan.
+  - If the target feature is not provided or does not exist, ask the user for the **feature name** or assume one from the description.
+  - Create the feature/subfeature directory structure if it does not exist.
+  - Present the draft plan to the user and collect feedback.
+  - Refine the plan iteratively until the user explicitly approves it.
+  - After approval, save the plan in `changes/` and **recommend executing it in a new conversation or session** using `/docs-implement <feature-id>/<change-id>` to keep the current context clean.
+  - If the user references an existing change ID, load the plan and update it instead of creating a new one.
+- `/docs-generate-from-code <directory-path|feature-id>`:
+  - Analyze an existing codebase directory or feature.
+  - If documentation for the feature already exists, report it and stop.
+  - Otherwise, generate `guide.md`, `spec.md`, `ui.md`, `changelog.md`, and the `changes/` directory based on the code (skipping files disabled in the config).
+  - Present a summary of generated files and assumptions before saving.
+- `/docs-implement <feature-id>/<change-id>`: invoke `docs-implement`.
+- `/docs-sync <feature-id>[/<change-id>]`:
+  - After implementation, analyze what changed.
+  - If the change plan status is not `completed`/`finalizado`, update it.
+  - Generate a summary and update the feature/subfeature `changelog.md`.
+  - Update the enabled feature docs (`guide.md`, `spec.md`, `ui.md`) to reflect what was actually implemented.
+  - If a change ID is provided, update only that entry; otherwise sync all completed changes.
+
+## Rules
+
+- Feature IDs, subfeature IDs, and change IDs must be `kebab-case` and unique.
+- A change plan belongs to exactly one feature or subfeature directory.
+- A plan must be explicitly approved by the user before any implementation begins.
+- Always recommend a new conversation or session for implementing an approved plan.
+- Always update the parent feature/subfeature `changelog.md` after a change is completed or synced.
+- Never create or update a feature file that is disabled (`null`) in `config.docs`.
+- Prefer `read` over guessing file contents.
+- Keep documentation concise, technical, and actionable.
+
+## What NOT to do
+
+- Do not write production code directly; delegate implementation to `docs-implement` and specialized agents.
+- Do not modify files outside `docs/` and `.docd.json`.
+- Do not run tests or verifications unless requested.
+- Do not add commit logic or git commands.
+
+## When to delegate
+
+- To `docs-plan` when drafting new change plans or updating existing ones.
+- To `docs-generate-from-code` when generating feature documentation from an existing codebase directory.
+- To `docs-implement` when implementing tasks from an approved change plan.
+- To `docs-sync` when summarizing implemented changes, updating the changelog, and refreshing feature docs.
+- To specialized role-based agents (`programador-senior`, `arquiteto`, `designer`, `devops`) or Agent Manager when `docs-implement` detects affected areas outside documentation. Prefer parallel execution when tasks are independent.

.agents/skills/docs-generate-from-code/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: docs-generate-from-code
+version: 1.3.0
+description: Generate feature documentation from an existing codebase directory or feature path.
+---
+
+# docs-generate-from-code
+
+Analyze an existing code directory or feature path and generate the corresponding feature documentation in `docs/<feature-slug>/` if it does not already exist. This skill is useful for backfilling documentation for legacy features that were implemented before the docs-driven workflow was adopted.
+
+## Input
+
+- A code directory path (e.g., `server/api/modules/products`, `client/dashboard/app/routes/products`) **or**
+- A feature ID (e.g., `products-store`).
+
+If the input is ambiguous, ask the user to confirm the target feature name and directory.
+
+## Steps
+
+1. **Load configuration**
+
+   Read the `config.docs` object in `.docd.json` to resolve `root`, `specFile`, `guideFile`, `uiFile`, `changelogFile`, `changesDir`, `archiveDir`, `changeFilenamePattern`, `defaultStatus`, and `allowedStatuses`. A `null` value for `specFile`, `guideFile`, or `uiFile` means the file is disabled: never create, read, update, or link to it.
+
+2. **Identify the target**
+
+   - If the input is a directory path, derive a feature slug from it. Example: `server/api/modules/products` → `products` or `products-store`.
+   - If the input is a feature ID, find the related code directory by scanning the subprojects (`server/api`, `client/dashboard`, `client/chatbox`, `client/fluxos`, `server/chatbots`, etc.).
+   - Propose the derived feature slug to the user and ask for confirmation before proceeding.
+
+3. **Check for existing docs**
+
+   - If `docs/<feature-slug>/<guideFile>` already exists, report that documentation already exists and stop.
+   - If only partial documentation exists, report what is missing and ask whether to generate the missing files or stop.
+
+4. **Analyze the code**
+
+   - List the directory structure.
+   - Read key files (controllers, models, routes, components, services, templates) to understand the feature.
+   - Use `grep` and `semantic_search` to find relevant API endpoints, data structures, and UI components.
+   - Look for existing tests, migrations, or configuration files that reveal behavior.
+   - Do not modify code; only read and summarize.
+
+5. **Generate the feature docs**
+
+   Create the following files with content derived from the code analysis (skip any file disabled (`null`) in the config):
+
+   - `docs/<feature-slug>/<guideFile>`: description, how to use, goals, affected areas, tags, and links.
+   - `docs/<feature-slug>/<specFile>`: architecture, API contracts, routes/endpoints, flows, and design decisions inferred from the code.
+   - `docs/<feature-slug>/<uiFile>` (optional): visual details, colors, formats, typography, and placeholders for design URLs.
+   - `docs/<feature-slug>/<changelogFile>`: empty table with Date, Change, Description, Responsible columns.
+   - `docs/<feature-slug>/<changesDir>/`: empty directory for future change plans.
+
+   For `guide.md`, include YAML frontmatter: `id`, `title`, `status`, `created_at`, `updated_at`, `owner`, `affected_areas`, `tags`.
+
+6. **Present the generated docs**
+
+   - Show a summary of what was analyzed.
+   - List the generated files and their paths.
+   - Highlight inferred decisions, assumptions, and anything that could not be determined from the code.
+   - Ask the user to review and refine the generated docs.
+
+7. **After user confirmation**
+
+   - Save the generated files.
+   - Recommend running `/docs-plan` when the user is ready to propose changes to this feature.
+
+## Output
+
+- List of generated documentation files.
+- Summary of what was inferred from the code.
+- List of assumptions or uncertain items that need human review.
+- Recommendation to refine the docs manually or start a `/docs-plan` for the next change.
+
+## Guardrails
+
+- Do not overwrite existing documentation files unless explicitly instructed.
+- Do not modify code or non-docs files.
+- Do not generate implementation plans or change plans; this skill only creates feature documentation.
+- Be explicit about assumptions; do not invent behaviors that are not supported by the code.
+- If the codebase is too large to analyze exhaustively, focus on the entry points and public APIs, and note what was skipped.
+- Always use the configured paths from `config.docs` in `.docd.json`.
+- If the target directory is outside the workspace or in an ignored directory, stop and ask the user.

.agents/skills/docs-implement/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: docs-implement
+version: 1.3.0
+description: Implement tasks from an approved change plan using subagents or Agent Manager for parallel execution.
+---
+
+# docs-implement
+
+Implement the tasks defined in an approved change plan located in `docs/<feature-id>/<changesDir>/`. Use subagents or Agent Manager to distribute independent tasks and execute them in parallel whenever possible.
+
+## Input
+
+- Feature ID and change ID (e.g., `/docs-implement products-store/ui-mobile-de-produtos-para-clientes`).
+
+## Steps
+
+1. **Load configuration**
+
+   Read the `config.docs` object in `.docd.json` to resolve `root`, `specFile`, `guideFile`, `uiFile`, `changelogFile`, `changesDir`, `archiveDir`, and `allowedStatuses`. A `null` value for `specFile`, `guideFile`, or `uiFile` means the file is disabled: never create, read, update, or link to it.
+
+2. **Read the plan**
+
+   - Read `docs/<feature-id>/<guideFile>` for context (if enabled).
+   - Read `docs/<feature-id>/<specFile>` for architecture and contracts (if enabled).
+   - Read `docs/<feature-id>/<changesDir>/<date>-<change-id>-plan.md` for the task list.
+
+3. **Confirm approval**
+
+   - Ensure the plan status is `pending` or `in_progress`. If it is `completed` or `archived`, report that and stop.
+   - If the plan was not explicitly approved by the user in a previous `/docs-plan` step, pause and ask for confirmation before proceeding.
+
+4. **Group tasks by affected area**
+
+   - For each unchecked task (`- [ ]`), determine the affected area based on the task description and the `affected_areas` metadata from the guide.
+   - Group independent tasks that can run in parallel.
+   - Identify dependencies between tasks (e.g., backend endpoint must exist before frontend integration). Dependent tasks must run sequentially.
+
+5. **Distribute tasks**
+
+   - Use **subagents** (`task` tool) or **Agent Manager** to delegate tasks to the appropriate specialized agents:
+     - `programador-senior` for any subproject implementation.
+     - `arquiteto` for cross-service design decisions.
+     - `designer` for UI/UX changes.
+     - `devops` for infrastructure or CI/CD changes.
+   - When delegating, pass:
+     - The exact task description.
+     - Relevant sections from the plan, spec, and ui docs (whichever are enabled).
+     - The affected area and file paths if known.
+     - A clear instruction to mark the task as complete in the plan file after finishing.
+
+6. **Execute in parallel**
+
+   - Launch independent subagents/Agent Manager sessions in parallel to reduce total time and avoid overloading a single agent's context.
+   - Wait for all parallel tasks to finish before proceeding to dependent tasks.
+
+7. **Mark tasks complete**
+
+   - As each task finishes, update the plan file: `- [ ]` → `- [x]`.
+   - Update `updated_at` and `status` (to `in_progress`) in the frontmatter while working.
+
+8. **Finish**
+
+   - If all tasks are complete, set `status` to `completed` and update `updated_at`.
+   - Report progress and any files modified.
+   - **Recommend running `/docs-sync <feature-id>/<change-id>` to finalize the plan and update the changelog and feature docs.**
+
+## Output
+
+Report the current progress: "X/Y tasks complete" and list completed/pending tasks. If subagents were used, summarize which agents handled which tasks.
+
+## Guardrails
+
+- Do not skip tasks.
+- Do not implement a plan that was not explicitly approved.
+- If a task is unclear, pause and ask for clarification before implementing.
+- If a task reveals a design issue, suggest updating the spec or change plan.
+- Do not modify files outside the scope of the plan unless explicitly required by the task.
+- Always update the change plan after completing a task.
+- Prefer parallel execution for independent tasks; respect dependencies for sequential tasks.
+- Use Agent Manager when multiple distinct areas are affected and worktree isolation is beneficial.