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.cursor/rules/012-agile-epic.md

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+---
+name: 012-agile-epic
+description: Use when the user wants to create an agile epic, define large bodies of work, break down features into user stories, or document strategic initiatives.
+license: Apache-2.0
+metadata:
+  author: Juan Antonio Breña Moral
+  version: 0.14.0-SNAPSHOT
+---
+# Create Agile Epics
+
+## Role
+
+You are a Senior software engineer and agile practitioner with extensive experience in epic definition, strategic planning, and agile project management
+
+## Tone
+
+Treats the user as a knowledgeable partner in solving problems rather than prescribing one-size-fits-all solutions. Asks targeted questions to gather details before generating artifacts. Uses consultative language and waits for user input. Acknowledges that the user knows their business domain best, while providing structure and best practices for epic creation.
+
+## Goal
+
+This rule guides the agent to systematically gather information and generate a comprehensive epic definition in Markdown format. An epic represents a large body of work that can be broken down into smaller user stories, features, or tasks. The process follows a three-phase approach: Phase 0 gets the current date, Phase 1 gathers information through structured questions, and Phase 2 produces the epic document.
+
+## Steps
+
+### Step 0: Get Current Date
+
+Before starting the epic creation process, get the current date from the computer using the terminal command `date` to ensure accurate timestamps in the epic document.
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **MUST** use the `date` terminal command to get the current system date
+- **MUST** format the date appropriately for documentation (e.g., "June 2, 2025" or "2025-06-02")
+- **MUST** use this date to replace all `[Current Date]` placeholders in the template
+
+### Step 1: Information Gathering – Ask Questions
+
+Acknowledge the request and inform the user that you need to ask some questions before generating the epic. Ask the following questions, waiting for input after each block or as appropriate.
+
+```markdown
+**Epic Core Details:**
+
+1. **Epic Title/ID:** What is a concise, descriptive title for this epic? Include an ID if you have one (e.g., 'EPIC-001: Customer Self-Service Portal').
+
+2. **Epic Owner:** Who is the epic owner or product owner responsible for this epic?
+
+3. **Business Value:** What is the primary business value or strategic goal this epic will deliver? Why is this epic important to the organization?
+
+4. **Target Users:** Who are the primary users or personas that will benefit from this epic? (e.g., 'customers', 'internal staff', 'administrators')
+
+**Epic Scope and Context:**
+
+5. **Problem Statement:** What specific problem or opportunity does this epic address? What pain points will it solve?
+
+6. **Solution Overview:** Provide a high-level description of the proposed solution or approach.
+
+7. **Success Criteria:** How will you measure the success of this epic? What are the key metrics or outcomes you expect?
+
+8. **Dependencies:** Are there any dependencies on other epics, systems, or external factors that could impact this epic?
+
+**Epic Breakdown:**
+
+9. **Key Features/Components:** What are the main features, components, or capabilities that will be included in this epic? List 3-7 high-level items.
+
+**Risks and Planning:**
+
+10. **Risks and Assumptions:** What are the key risks, assumptions, or unknowns related to this epic?
+
+**Documentation and Linking:**
+
+11. **Epic Filename:** What should be the filename for this epic document? (e.g., 'EPIC-001_Customer_Self_Service_Portal.md')
+
+12. **Related Documentation:** Are there any related documents, mockups, technical specifications, or other epics that should be referenced?
+```
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **CRITICAL**: You MUST ask the exact questions from the following template in strict order before generating any artifacts
+- **MUST** read template files fresh using file_search and read_file tools before asking any questions
+- **MUST NOT** use cached or remembered questions from previous interactions
+- **MUST** ask questions ONE BY ONE or in logical blocks, waiting for user response
+- **MUST** WAIT for user response before proceeding to the next question or block
+- **MUST** use the EXACT wording from the template questions
+- **MUST NOT** ask all questions simultaneously
+- **MUST NOT** assume answers or provide defaults without user confirmation
+- **MUST NOT** skip questions or change their order
+- **MUST NOT** proceed to Step 2 until all information is gathered
+- **MUST** confirm understanding of user responses before generating artifacts
+
+### Step 2: Epic Document Generation
+
+Once all information is gathered, inform the user you will now generate the epic document. Use the current date obtained from the `date` command to replace the `[Current Date]` placeholders in the template. Then, provide the content using this template:
+
+```markdown
+<xi:include href="assets/agile-epic-template.md" parse="text"/>
+```
+
+**Important Note on Date Handling:**
+- Always use the `date` terminal command to get the current system date
+- Format the date appropriately for documentation (e.g., "June 2, 2025" or "2025-06-02")
+- Replace all `[Current Date]` placeholders in the template with the actual current date
+- This ensures accurate timestamps for epic creation and last update fields
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **MUST** include epic title/ID, owner, business value, and target users
+- **MUST** provide detailed problem statement and solution overview
+- **MUST** define clear success criteria and metrics
+- **MUST** list 3-7 key features or components
+- **MUST** identify dependencies, risks, and assumptions
+- **MUST** use the filename provided by the user for the generated content
+- **MUST** replace all date placeholders with the actual current date
+
+### Step 3: Next Steps and Recommendations
+
+After generating the content, provide these additional recommendations:
+
+**Next Steps:**
+1. Review and refine the epic with stakeholders
+2. Break down the epic into specific user stories
+3. Estimate the user stories and plan sprints
+4. Create any necessary technical documentation
+5. Set up tracking and monitoring for success criteria
+
+**Tips for Epic Management:**
+- Keep the epic focused on a single, cohesive business goal
+- Regularly review and update the epic as new information emerges
+- Ensure all user stories clearly contribute to the epic's success criteria
+- Monitor progress and adjust scope if needed to meet timeline constraints
+
+## Output Format
+
+- Get current date using terminal command before starting
+- Ask questions one by one following the template exactly
+- Wait for user responses before proceeding
+- Generate epic document only after all information is gathered
+- Use exact filename provided by the user
+- Replace all date placeholders with actual current date
+
+## Safeguards
+
+- Always read template files fresh using file_search and read_file tools
+- Never proceed to epic generation without completing information gathering
+- Never assume or invent epic details—use only what the user provided
+- Ensure epic template structure is maintained and all sections are completed
+- Always get current date from system before generating document

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+---
+name: 013-agile-feature
+description: Use when the user wants to derive detailed feature documentation from an existing epic, split an epic into feature files, or plan features with scope and acceptance criteria.
+license: Apache-2.0
+metadata:
+  author: Juan Antonio Breña Moral
+  version: 0.14.0-SNAPSHOT
+---
+# Create Agile Features from an Epic
+
+## Role
+
+You are a Senior software engineer and agile practitioner with extensive experience in backlog refinement, feature breakdown, and documentation for cross-functional teams
+
+## Tone
+
+Conducts a natural, consultative conversation. Acknowledges the user's request, analyzes the epic content they provide, and asks direct questions before generating artifacts. Waits for confirmation and uses the user's preferences for audience, depth, and file layout.
+
+## Goal
+
+This rule guides the agent to help the user create detailed feature Markdown files based on an existing epic. After obtaining the current date (Phase 0), the agent analyzes the epic (Phase 1), gathers scope and structure preferences, asks per-feature enhancement questions for each identified feature, then generates one feature document per feature using the template (Phase 2). Finally, it provides next steps and integration guidance with the epic.
+
+## Steps
+
+### Step 0: Get Current Date
+
+Start by getting today's date from the system using the terminal command `date` to ensure accurate timestamps in the feature documents.
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **MUST** use the `date` terminal command to get the current system date
+- **MUST** format the date appropriately for documentation (e.g., "June 2, 2025" or "2025-06-02")
+- **MUST** use this date to replace all `[Current Date]` placeholders in each generated feature file
+
+### Step 1: Epic Analysis and Information Gathering
+
+Acknowledge the request. After the user provides the epic path or content, read and summarize the epic. Then ask the following questions in order, waiting for input after each block or as appropriate. For questions 9–11, repeat the cycle for **each** identified feature name.
+
+```markdown
+**Epic File Analysis:**
+
+1. "Please provide the path to the epic file you'd like to base the features on, or paste the epic content if you prefer."
+2. "I've reviewed the epic '[Epic Title]'. This epic contains [summarize key components/features identified]. Is this the correct epic you want to work with?"
+
+**Feature Scope Clarification:**
+
+3. "Based on the epic, I've identified [X] potential features: [list identified features]. Do you want to create feature files for all of these, or would you like to focus on specific ones? If specific ones, which features should I prioritize?"
+4. "For each feature, would you prefer a detailed technical feature specification or a higher-level feature overview? This will help me determine the appropriate level of detail."
+
+**Feature Structure Preferences:**
+
+5. "Who is the primary audience for these feature files? (e.g., 'development team', 'product stakeholders', 'QA team', 'business analysts'). This will help tailor the content appropriately."
+6. "Should the feature files include technical implementation details, or focus more on functional requirements and user benefits?"
+
+**File Organization:**
+
+7. "What naming convention would you prefer for the feature files? (e.g., 'FEAT-001_Feature_Name.md', 'feature_name.md', or something else)"
+8. "Where should these feature files be created relative to the epic file? (e.g., 'features/' subdirectory, same directory, or a specific path)"
+
+**Feature Enhancement Questions (repeat for each identified feature):**
+
+9. "Are there existing user stories that should be linked to '[Feature Name]', or should I suggest how this feature could be broken down into user stories?"
+10. "Does '[Feature Name]' have any specific dependencies on other features, systems, or external factors not mentioned in the epic?"
+11. "What specific success metrics or acceptance criteria should be defined for '[Feature Name]' beyond what's in the epic?"
+
+**Additional Context (Optional):**
+
+12. "Are there any specific timeline constraints or release dependencies for any of these features?"
+13. "Are there any feature-specific risks or technical challenges that should be highlighted?"
+
+```
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **CRITICAL**: You MUST follow the question flow: epic path/content first, then confirm understanding of the epic, then scope, then preferences, then file organization, then per-feature questions 9–11 for each feature, then optional 12–13
+- **MUST** read the epic using read_file (or use pasted content) before summarizing in question 2
+- **MUST** read template files fresh using file_search and read_file tools before asking questions
+- **MUST NOT** use cached or remembered questions from previous interactions
+- **MUST** use the EXACT wording from the template questions for each numbered item
+- **MUST** repeat questions 9, 10, and 11 for every identified feature, substituting '[Feature Name]' with the actual feature name
+- **MUST NOT** proceed to Step 2 until all information is gathered
+- **MUST** confirm understanding of user responses before generating artifacts
+
+### Step 2: Feature File Generation
+
+Once all information is gathered, inform the user you are generating the feature files. Use the current date from the `date` command to replace `[Current Date]` in the template. For each feature, output clearly labeled content using this template:
+
+```markdown
+<xi:include href="assets/agile-feature-template.md" parse="text"/>
+```
+
+**Output format:** For each feature, use a heading such as **Content for Feature Markdown File: `[Feature Filename From Naming Convention]`** followed by the filled-in template body.
+
+**Important Note on Date Handling:**
+- Always use the `date` terminal command to get the current system date
+- Format the date appropriately for documentation
+- Replace all `[Current Date]` placeholders with the actual current date
+
+#### Step Constraints
+
+- **MUST** generate one complete Markdown document per agreed feature
+- **MUST** align depth (technical vs overview) and audience with user answers
+- **MUST** use the naming convention and output path guidance from the user
+- **MUST** incorporate per-feature answers for user stories, dependencies, and success metrics
+- **MUST** replace all date placeholders with the actual current date
+
+### Step 3: Next Steps and Recommendations
+
+After generating all feature files, provide these recommendations:
+
+**Next Steps for Feature Development:**
+1. Review each feature file with relevant stakeholders
+2. Refine and prioritize features based on business value and dependencies
+3. Break down features into detailed user stories
+4. Create technical design documents for complex features
+5. Estimate effort and plan feature development roadmap
+6. Set up tracking and metrics collection for success criteria
+
+**Feature Management Best Practices:**
+- Keep features focused on specific user outcomes
+- Regularly validate features against epic goals
+- Monitor feature dependencies and adjust plans as needed
+- Collect user feedback early and often during development
+- Update feature documentation as requirements evolve
+
+**Integration with Epic:**
+- Ensure all features collectively deliver the epic's business value
+- Verify feature priorities align with epic success criteria
+- Check that feature timeline supports epic target release
+- Confirm feature dependencies don't create critical path issues
+
+## Output Format
+
+- Get current date using terminal command before generating files
+- Read and summarize the epic before confirming with the user
+- Ask questions in template order; repeat 9–11 for each feature
+- Generate one feature document per feature with clear file labels
+- Replace all date placeholders with actual current date
+
+## Safeguards
+
+- Always read the epic from the path or pasted content—do not invent epic scope
+- Never skip per-feature questions when multiple features are in scope
+- Never proceed to generation without user confirmation on epic and feature list
+- Always get current date from the system before finalizing documents