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quest: plan a first-principles step back at the design checkpoint - #661
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No actionable comments were generated in the recent review. WalkthroughThis change adds a design checkpoint proposal for Merge Risk:
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Reviewed changes: the single new quest file in this PR, read in full.
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checkpoint-first-principles: plans strengthening the/quest-reviewdesign checkpoint'snext checkpointline and the skill paragraph so the agent steps back to a first-principles design before another fix. The scope, the trigger, the hand-off, and the test and--helpfollow-ups are stated clearly.
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Plans quest/m0/checkpoint-first-principles.md: at
/quest-review's design checkpoint, the agent steps back and works out the best long-term approach from first principles before making another fix.The checkpoint already exists (from #154, narrowed in #498), but the
next checkpointline that agents actually follow only says "reconsider the approach". This quest strengthens that line and the skill's paragraph. The trigger and the hand-off to the user stay the same.Decisions
Recorded in the quest's Plan:
/quest-iteratefix cycles; having the agent self-reflect and hand off only on a change of course)Validation
quest checkpasses. This PR has no behavior to exercise: it only adds a quest.Models
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quest reviewafter each round.Head: ebc752d, named in full once no reviewer reports a finding
Base: origin/main at bbacba1
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort
Session:
01a1d145-3a16-7133-ad1a-89964b2f24b7, round 2Score: 10/10,
The incremental changes clarify the planning document’s existing checkpoint behavior and test expectations without introducing executable changes or new issues.Findings: none
Reviewer: opencode, opencode-go/deepseek-v4.1-flash, high effort
Session:
ses_e2ebac1d9ffeaICi31nXJIzRin, round 2Score: 9/10,
All three earlier findings are addressed; only a newly introduced ungrammatical trigger sentence remains, which is a low-severity wording fix.Findings, open until the next round settles them:
quest/m0/checkpoint-first-principles.md:12:The revised trigger sentence is ungrammatical and ambiguousThe last round's findings, at 117676f:
quest/m0/checkpoint-first-principles.md:12:The plan misstates when the design checkpoint fires;The head removes the inaccurate trigger paraphrase and points at `nextStep`; the specific retained-history scenario was refuted because `nextStep` receives only the current run's one-round-per-reviewer array from `src/cli/main.ts:1307-1331`.quest/m0/checkpoint-first-principles.md:42:The test guidance does not verify the new checkpoint wording;The Plan now notes that the tests match only the `next checkpoint: ` prefix and requires them to assert that the line carries the step back.quest/m0/checkpoint-first-principles.md:39:The preservation list omits the restart after a design change;The Plan now lists restarting the count with `quest review --new` among the behavior the reword must preserve.Head c14afb7 fixes the round-2 low finding: fixed, the Goal now reads "The checkpoint's trigger stays as
nextStepinsrc/cli/review.tsdecides it today".