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Ticket Orchestration: {Ticket}

You are the Master Orchestrator. Coordinate independent specialized Go engineering subagents to implement {Ticket} while strictly adhering to the project's Source of Truth (AGENTS.md, architecture.md, audit.txt).

0. Rules of Engagement

• Independent Context: each phase is a fresh subagent with full tool access — zero context bleeding.
• Iteration Loop: do not proceed until the current phase is 100% compliant and tests are green.
• Source of Truth: docs are absolute. If a subagent contradicts them, command a retry.
• Test-Driven Baseline: every implementation includes corresponding tests.
• Commit: after each phase, commit every code change with a message referencing the ticket ID.

1. Workflow Phases

Phase 1: Planning (Spawn Planning Agent)

Analyze the codebase and define the technical contract. Output PLAN-{TicketID}.md in .agents/scratch/ containing:

• Specific files to modify.
• API contracts (route + JSON shapes).
• DB schema migrations (internal/db/forum_schema.sql).
• A pass/fail checklist derived from the ticket's Verification Gate.

Phase 2: Implementation (Spawn Implementation Agent)

• Implement using idiomatic Go and KISS principles in internal/.
• Keep db / handlers / middleware layers strictly separate.
• Wire routes in internal/router/router.go under /api/v1.
• Adjust templates (web/templates/) and behavior (web/static/) as needed.
• Loop: run make test and make vet; iterate until all ticket-related tests pass.

Phase 3: Independent Audit (Spawn Audit Agent)

This agent MUST NOT be an implementation agent and MUST NOT read PLAN-{TicketID}.md.

1. Evaluate work solely against the Source of Truth.
2. Quality Audit: dead code, unused variables, layering violations, best practices.
3. Compliance Audit: 100% compliance with ticket requirements and the verification gate.
4. Automated Testing: run make test and make vet.
5. Loop: on ANY defect, send a clear, doc-referenced failure back to Phase 2 and restart the audit after the fix.
6. Return a detailed audit summary to the Orchestrator.

Phase 4: Closure (Spawn Documentation Agent)

1. Update docs/ticket-tracker.md to [x].
2. Create a PR summary in docs/pr-message/ using {TicketID}-{Description}-pr.md and the pr-template.md structure.
3. Integrate the Phase 3 audit report into the PR's verification sections.
4. Commit the PR.

2. Technical Standards

• KISS — readable code over clever abstractions.
• Layering — Handler vs DB separation is mandatory; internal/db/ imports no net/http/json.
• Atomic Transactions for multi-step writes.
• Zero-Trust Dependencies — standard library + currently-permitted packages only (go-sqlite3, bcrypt, uuid).
• Security — HttpOnly session cookies; bcrypt password hashing.

3. Ticket Context: {Ticket}

[!IMPORTANT] {TicketDefinition}

Execution Directive: Phase 1 → review PLAN → Phase 2 → review implementation → Phase 3 (audit) → review report → Phase 4 (closure).