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This PR introduces Phase 0 (OpenSpec Context) to the /make-no-mistakes:implement skill, making spec-first development mandatory when openspec.changesPath is configured in linear-setup.json. It also adds step 4a inside Phase 1 to guarantee the drafted spec artifacts become the very first commit on the implementation branch, and renumbers Phase 2–4 steps sequentially (5–17) to eliminate cross-phase numbering ambiguity.

• Phase 0 logic: resolves CHANGES_PATH dynamically via jq, greps for an existing spec, drafts three artifacts if missing (with deterministic slug derivation), or skips entirely when the project hasn't adopted OpenSpec. A trivial-issue escape hatch (step 4) is provided.
• Step 4a (first-commit guarantee): resolves the main tree path via git worktree list --porcelain, copies drafted files from the main tree into the new worktree with cp -r, then stages and commits — correctly threading the chicken-and-egg problem flagged in earlier rounds.
• Version alignment: all three version manifests (plugin.json, marketplace.json, package.json) are aligned at 1.6.0; marketplace.json catches up from a pre-existing drift at 1.4.0.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — Phase 0 logic is well-structured, all previously blocking findings are resolved, and version manifests are consistently aligned.

All three previously blocking findings (branch ordering, hardcoded openspec/changes/ path, unbound {change-slug} template) have been addressed across successive rounds. MAIN_TREE resolution via git worktree list --porcelain is correct, cp -r correctly copies into the worktree before staging, and the idempotency guard prevents double-copy on restart.

No files require special attention; remaining items are non-blocking polish around main-tree cleanup after step 4a and Phase 0 step-numbering cosmetics.

_{Reviews (5): Last reviewed commit: "fix(implement): bind {change-slug} as $C..." | Re-trigger Greptile}

Rebased onto main and addressed all 3 Greptile findings in 019604f.

1. Chicken-and-egg branch ordering (Issue 1)
Phase 0 step 3 no longer says "commit FIRST". It now drafts the OpenSpec artifacts on disk and explicitly defers the commit. Phase 1 picks up that responsibility in a new step 4a — "Commit the OpenSpec change as the first commit", which runs after Phase 1 step 3 creates the branch and worktree. Order is now linear: write spec → create branch → commit spec → implement.

2. Hardcoded openspec/changes/ path (Issue 2)
Phase 0 step 1 now resolves the path from linear-setup.json before grepping:

CHANGES_PATH=$(jq -r '.openspec.changesPath' linear-setup.json)
grep -r "{issue-id}" "$CHANGES_PATH"/*/proposal.md 2>/dev/null

All subsequent references in steps 2 & 4a use <changes> as a placeholder for that resolved value, and step 1 explicitly calls out that hardcoding openspec/changes/ would silently miss specs in projects with non-default paths.

3. Semver: 1.4.0 → 1.4.1 → 1.6.0 (Issue 3)
The rebase had to reconcile against main (now at 1.5.0 after PR #9). Bumped to 1.6.0 across package.json, .claude-plugin/plugin.json, .claude-plugin/marketplace.json to reflect the new mandatory enforcement phase as a minor release rather than a silent patch — agents that relied on the old optional behavior will now stop mid-workflow, which deserves a discoverable changelog entry.

Conflicts resolved: kept main's updated description text in package.json and plugin.json (it correctly mentions the manifest-driven hooks added in PR #9). marketplace.json was at 1.4.0 on main; bumped both top-level and nested plugin version to 1.6.0 to stay consistent.

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Addressed both Greptile findings in 60e2cbb.

1. git add "{changes-path}/..." → git add "$CHANGES_PATH/..."
Real defect: the placeholder I used in step 4a ({changes-path}) was never defined; the actual shell variable from Phase 0 step 1 is $CHANGES_PATH. An agent running the step verbatim would stage nothing → empty first commit → silent failure of the spec-first guarantee. Step 4a now re-exports CHANGES_PATH inside the worktree (the Phase 0 shell variable doesn't survive the cd into a fresh worktree per Phase 1 step 3) and uses "$CHANGES_PATH/{change-slug}/" in the git add.

2. Step numbering collision
The original doc restarted at 4 in Phase 2 (collided with Phase 1's step 4 + 4a). Renumbered the entire chain so cross-phase references are unambiguous:

• Phase 1: 1, 2, 3, 4, 4a
• Phase 2: 5, 6, 7
• Phase 3: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
• Phase 4: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

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Round 3 fixes pushed in 553d81a + PR description updated to reflect actual 1.6.0 bump (was misleadingly stating 1.4.0 → 1.4.1).

Fix for Issue 1 (step 4a source path)

Phase 0 step 3 drafts files in the main working tree at {main-tree}/$CHANGES_PATH/{change-slug}/. Phase 1 step 3 creates a fresh worktree from {baseBranch} which does NOT inherit those uncommitted files. Step 4a now resolves the main-tree path explicitly and copies the directory in before staging:

CHANGES_PATH=$(jq -r '.openspec.changesPath' linear-setup.json)
MAIN_TREE=$(git worktree list --porcelain | awk '/^worktree/ {print $2; exit}')
if [ ! -d "$CHANGES_PATH/{change-slug}" ]; then
  mkdir -p "$CHANGES_PATH"
  cp -r "$MAIN_TREE/$CHANGES_PATH/{change-slug}" "$CHANGES_PATH/"
fi
git add "$CHANGES_PATH/{change-slug}/"
git commit -m "docs(openspec): {change-slug}"

Used git worktree list --porcelain | awk instead of git rev-parse --show-toplevel because inside a worktree the latter returns the worktree root, not the primary tree. The first row of git worktree list --porcelain is always the primary tree, regardless of which worktree we're currently in. Idempotent (skips copy if directory already exists).

Fix for Issue 2 (PR description)

Updated body to reflect actual 1.5.0 → 1.6.0 bump (and 1.4.0 → 1.6.0 for marketplace.json with explicit note about the pre-existing drift). Added Greptile fix history table for traceability.

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Round 4 fix in d7ea9c9. Same class of defect as round 2 — bare template literal next to a properly-bound shell variable.

Two paired changes:

1. Phase 0 step 3 now states the slug naming rule explicitly:

   "The slug MUST follow the same shape as the implementation branch: {issue-id-lowercase}-{short-kebab-description} (e.g., doj-3946-atomic-primitives-sprint). Lowercase only, ASCII alphanumerics + hyphens, no leading/trailing hyphens, no other separators."

   Both agents and humans now converge on the same directory name across runs and restarts.

2. Step 4a bash block binds CHANGE_SLUG="<change-slug>" as the first variable in the script and uses "$CHANGE_SLUG" everywhere:

   CHANGES_PATH=$(jq -r '.openspec.changesPath' linear-setup.json)
   CHANGE_SLUG="<change-slug>"   # placeholder — replace before running
   MAIN_TREE=$(git worktree list --porcelain | awk '/^worktree/ {print $2; exit}')
   if [ ! -d "$CHANGES_PATH/$CHANGE_SLUG" ]; then
     mkdir -p "$CHANGES_PATH"
     cp -r "$MAIN_TREE/$CHANGES_PATH/$CHANGE_SLUG" "$CHANGES_PATH/"
   fi
   git add "$CHANGES_PATH/$CHANGE_SLUG/"
   git commit -m "docs(openspec): $CHANGE_SLUG"

   Verbatim execution now produces a non-empty commit (the only literal that needs replacement is the <change-slug> quoted string at the top — and the comment flags it explicitly).

Documentation-template uses of {change-slug} elsewhere in the file (prose contexts referring to the directory name) are intentionally left intact — they aren't shell expressions.

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