automagik-cli: Command for Claude Code

/epic

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allowed-tools: Task(), Read(), Write(), Edit(), MultiEdit(), Glob(), Grep(), Bash(), LS(), NotebookRead(), NotebookEdit(), WebFetch(), TodoWrite(), WebSearch(), ListMcpResourcesTool(), ReadMcpResourceTool(), mcp__zen__chat(), mcp__zen__thinkdeep(), mcp__zen__planner(), mcp__zen__consensus(), mcp__zen__codereview(), mcp__zen__precommit(), mcp__zen__debug(), mcp__zen__secaudit(), mcp__zen__docgen(), mcp__zen__analyze(), mcp__zen__refactor(), mcp__zen__tracer(), mcp__zen__testgen(), mcp__zen__challenge(), mcp__zen__listmodels(), mcp__zen__version(), mcp__search-repo-docs__, mcp__ask-repo-agent__, mcp__wait__, mcp__send_whatsapp_message__ description: Internal command for structuring epics from gathered context (used by Claude, not users)

🚧 DEVELOPMENT MODE 🚧 Internal command used by Claude to structure epics after context gathering.

Purpose

The /epic command is used internally by Claude after /wish has gathered all necessary context. It structures the information into a comprehensive epic document ready for task generation.

Internal Workflow

graph TD
    A[Context from /wish] --> B[Synthesize Information]
    B --> C[Identify Tasks & Dependencies]
    C --> D[Define Success Criteria]
    D --> E[Generate Epic Structure]
    E --> F[Write to genie/staging/]
    F --> G[Ready for /spawn-tasks]

Input Context Structure

When called internally, /epic expects:

epic_context = {
    "wish": "Original user wish",
    "type": "epic|feature|bug|refactor",
    "analysis": {
        "scope": "What's included",
        "complexity": "simple|medium|complex",
        "domain": "framework|agents|infrastructure"
    },
    "consultation": {
        "gemini_insights": "Architecture recommendations if consulted",
        "pattern_matches": ["relevant patterns from reference/"],
        "doc_references": ["relevant documentation"]
    },
    "user_responses": {
        "architecture": "User's technical preferences",
        "scope": "In/out of scope clarifications",
        "success": "How they define success"
    },
    "technical_context": {
        "affected_files": ["list of files"],
        "current_state": "What exists now",
        "desired_state": "What should exist"
    }
}