Update Workflow Explorer

Update Workflow Explorer

Audit workflow-explorer.html and sync its flowchart data with the actual command/skill/agent source files.

Step 0: Determine Scope

0a: Check for explicit context

Check $ARGUMENTS for user-provided context about what changed.

• Context given (e.g. "I just updated the implementation skill") → narrow to affected flowchart keys using the source mapping below
• Ambiguous → ASK user to confirm scope before proceeding

If explicit context was given, skip 0b and proceed to Step 1 with the narrowed scope.

0b: Detect git context

If no explicit context was given, check the git state:

1. Branch check — run git branch --show-current. If not on main/master, note the feature branch name.
2. Changed files — run git diff main --name-only (branch changes) and git diff --name-only + git diff --cached --name-only (uncommitted/staged changes). Combine into a single list of changed files.
3. Cross-reference — match changed files against the source mapping below. Identify which flowchart keys are affected.

If changed source files are detected, present findings to the user:

I'm on branch {branch} with changes to these source files:

• {file} → flowchart key(s): {key}
• ...

Options:

1. Scope to these changes — audit only the affected flowchart keys (recommended if this branch represents all recent work)
2. Full audit — audit all flowchart keys regardless of git state

Wait for user confirmation before proceeding.

If no changed source files are detected (on main with clean tree), proceed with a full audit.

Step 1: Read Source Files

For each in-scope flowchart key, read its source file(s) and extract the logical flow: steps, gates, decisions, loops, conditional branches, outputs.

Source Mapping

Use parallel reads (Task tool with Explore agents or multiple Read calls) to gather sources efficiently.

Step 2: Read Current Flowchart Data

Read workflow-explorer.html and extract the 6 data structures for each in-scope key:

1. phases[key] — metadata (steps, desc, scenarios, detailHTML)
2. FLOWCHARTS[key] — nodes + connections
3. FLOWCHART_DESCS[key] — summary, body, meta
4. OVERVIEW_* — only if phases were added/removed/renamed
5. SOURCE_MAP[key] — repo-relative path to source file (update when files are renamed)
6. SKILL_NEXT_PHASE[key] — next-phase navigation for skill flowcharts

Step 3: Compare and Report

For each key, compare source logic against current flowchart data. Report per key:

• MATCH — no drift detected
• DRIFT — specific differences (added/removed steps, renamed concepts, changed gates, altered flow)
• MISSING — flowchart key exists in sources but not in explorer (or vice versa)

Present findings to the user and STOP. Wait for confirmation of which changes to apply before proceeding.

Step 4: Apply Updates

For each confirmed change, update the following in workflow-explorer.html:

• FLOWCHARTS[key].nodes and .connections
• FLOWCHART_DESCS[key] summary, body, meta
• phases[key] desc, steps count, detailHTML (if affected)
• OVERVIEW_* (only if phases added/removed)

Data Conventions

Follow the conventions documented in the file header (lines 1-41):

Node shapes:

• pill — start/end nodes (w:150, h:40)
• diamond — decision/routing nodes (w:110-130, h:110-130)
• stop — hard-cornered terminal nodes for STOP/BLOCK (w:150-180, h:40, rx:3)
• rect (default) — action step nodes (w:180-200, h:44)

Connection types:

• yes — green (positive branch from diamond)
• no — red (negative branch from diamond)
• transition — orange dashed (phase/context transitions)
• backloop — gray dashed (retry/loop-back flows)

Color conventions (type-based, NOT phase-based — use CSS vars):

• var(--action) sky blue — primary work steps (validate, extract, etc.)
• var(--agent) cyan — agent invocation nodes (with optional skillLink to agent flowchart)
• var(--text-dim) gray — utility/support steps (read existing, load format, etc.)
• var(--ask) purple — user-interaction nodes
• var(--routing) amber — decision diamonds (all diamonds use this)
• var(--gate) red — STOP/BLOCK terminal nodes (hard-cornered stop shape), cache refresh
• var(--discovery) green — discovery script execution
• var(--skill) orange — skill invocation pills (with skillLink)
• var(--next) blue — next-phase navigation nodes (rect, command color, same shape as agent nodes)
• var(--accent) blue — entry points, migrations, git commits
• var(--{phase}) phase color — END output artifacts only (keeps phase identity)

Node properties:

• skillLink — on nodes that should navigate to a skill or agent flowchart on click
• desc — tooltip text describing what the node does

Next-phase nodes (skill flowcharts only):

• Every skill flowchart except skill-review has a next rect node at the end
• Node: { id: 'next', label: 'Invoke /start-{phase}', desc: '...', w: 200, h: 44, color: 'var(--next)', bg: 'var(--next-bg)', skillLink: NEXT_PHASE_KEY }
• Connection: { from: 'end', to: 'next', type: 'transition' }
• All next nodes use consistent command blue (var(--next)) regardless of target phase
• SKILL_NEXT_PHASE mapping must stay in sync

SOURCE_MAP maintenance:

• When source files are renamed or new flowchart keys are added, update SOURCE_MAP accordingly
• SOURCE_MAP maps flowchart keys to repo-relative file paths for the markdown viewer

Step 5: Validate and Verify

After applying updates:

1. Check all connection from/to values reference valid node IDs in the same flowchart
2. Check for orphaned nodes (not referenced by any connection as source or target, excluding start nodes)
3. Remind user to open workflow-explorer.html in browser for visual verification