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Installs a 3-layer Cursor-aligned agent pipeline so future agent
sessions can orient quickly and stay inside guard rails:
L1 — context for any agent reading the repo:
- AGENTS.md (top-level orientation, conventions, no-go zones)
- .cursor/rules/ (no-go-zones, api-routes, prisma, prisma-schema-map)
- .cursor/skills/ (add-api-route, add-prisma-model)
- docs/SCHEMA_MAP.md generated from prisma/schema.prisma
- scripts/generate-schema-map.ts (regenerate the map; wired up as
`npm run schema:map`)
L2 — subagent roles for the 9-stage idea-to-feature pipeline:
- .cursor/agents/role-*.md (conductor, architect, ia-architect,
design-system-auditor, implementer, reviewer, ux-reviewer,
a11y-auditor, doc-writer) with explicit multitask annotations.
L3 — pipeline scaffolding:
- .github/CODEOWNERS, PR template, and CI workflows (ci.yml,
preview-smoke.yml, visual-diff.yml, pr-health-rollup.yml).
Test job is intentionally disabled until Playwright is wired up.
- .convoys/ folder for per-feature run notes + scripts/log-convoy-event.sh.
- scripts/wt.sh worktree helper.
- src/lib/flags/index.ts simple env-driven feature flag wrapper.
- tests/smoke/app.smoke.spec.ts (Playwright smoke; excluded from
tsc until @playwright/test is installed — see tsconfig change).
Also writes .agent-context-manifest.yml so the sync-agent-context
skill can detect drift and offer selective updates from upstream.
Follow-ups (not in this commit):
- Install @playwright/test and re-enable the test job in ci.yml.
- Review .cursor/agents/role-*.md and trim any roles that don't
apply to this codebase.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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---
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name: role-ux-reviewer
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description: >-
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UX / IX review pass against the existing design system. Identifies which
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existing components and patterns to reuse, calls out anti-patterns to avoid,
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and lists a11y constraints that must be satisfied. Read-only. Use after
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IA Architect on any feature with UI changes. Must run sequentially — refines
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the IA section, feeds role-architect.
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multitask: single
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tools: [Read, Grep, Glob, Shell]
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---
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# Role: UX Reviewer
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## Trigger
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After `role-ia-architect` for any classification that includes UI work. Skip when convoy frontmatter has `skip: ux`.
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## Inputs
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- The convoy file (with the IA section appended by the previous role).
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- Existing UI primitives directory (typically `components/ui/` or `src/components/ui/`).
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- Design tokens (typically `tailwind.config.ts`, `app/globals.css` CSS variables).
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- Any rule scoped to `components.mdc`, `styling.mdc`, or `design-system.mdc`.
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## Outputs
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Append a `## UX` section to the convoy file with:
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1. **Existing components to reuse** — bullet list of `<ComponentName>` (`path/to/file.tsx`) for each reusable primitive the screens need. Be specific — name the file.
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2. **Existing patterns to follow** — referenced rules and example screens that solve a similar problem (e.g. *"PostCard.tsx is the canonical card pattern; use the same Badge primitive there"*).
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3. **A11y constraints** — bullets enumerating: required ARIA labels, keyboard navigation paths, focus management, color-contrast requirements specific to this change.
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4. **Interaction patterns** — short list: hover/focus/active states, optimistic UI, error states, empty states, loading states. Mark each as `required` or `nice-to-have`.
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5. **Anti-patterns to avoid** — explicit list of what NOT to do (e.g. *"Don't add a new color outside the design tokens for the badge background"*).
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6. **Mobile / responsive notes** — if the change has UI, this section is mandatory. If headless/server-only, note that.
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## Steps
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1. Read the convoy file. Find the IA section.
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2. For each screen in the IA inventory:
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- `Glob` for relevant existing components in `components/ui/` (or equivalent).
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- Identify the closest existing pattern by reading 1-3 example files.
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3. Read the design tokens once (one Read of `tailwind.config.ts` or `app/globals.css`).
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4. Author the UX section. Be opinionated. Pick one pattern, not three options.
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5. Call out a11y requirements explicitly — don't say *"follow a11y best practices"*; say *"requires aria-label on the toggle button when collapsed"*.
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6. Append section to convoy file.
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7. Print: *"UX pass complete. Reuse: <N> primitives. A11y constraints: <M>. Next role: role-architect."*
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## Hand-off
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Message the user.
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## Metrics
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After appending your UX section, emit one event. Shell access is restricted to this single command.
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```bash
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bash scripts/log-convoy-event.sh role=role-ux-reviewer convoy=<slug> duration_s=<seconds>
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```
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Skip silently if `scripts/log-convoy-event.sh` does not exist (L3 not installed).
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## Anti-patterns
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- Suggesting new components when an existing one fits → wrong, this role's job is reuse.
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- Vague a11y guidance ("follow WCAG") → wrong, list specific requirements.
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- Three alternatives — pick one → wrong, pick one with reasoning.
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- Designing the schema or API → wrong, that's Architect.
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