cook

Name: cook
Author: Rune-kit

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rune-kit/rune/cook

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Summary

Feature implementation orchestrator — handles 70% of requests. Full TDD cycle: understand → plan → test → implement → verify → commit. Use for ANY code modification (features, bugs, refactors, security).

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1	# cook
2
3	## Purpose
4
5	The primary orchestrator for feature implementation. Coordinates the entire L2 mesh in a phased TDD workflow. Handles 70% of all user requests — any task that modifies source code routes through cook.
6
7	<HARD-GATE>
8	Before starting ANY implementation:
9	1. You MUST understand the codebase first (Phase 1)
10	2. You MUST have a plan before writing code (Phase 2)
11	3. You MUST write failing tests before implementation (Phase 3) — unless explicitly skipped
12	This applies to EVERY feature regardless of perceived simplicity.
13	</HARD-GATE>
14
15	## Workflow Chains (Predefined)
16
17	Cook supports predefined workflow chains for common task types. Use these as shortcuts instead of manually determining phases:
18
19	```
20	/rune cook feature → Full TDD pipeline (all phases)
21	/rune cook bugfix → Diagnose → fix → verify (Phase 1 → 4 → 6 → 7)
22	/rune cook refactor → Understand → plan → implement → quality (Phase 1 → 2 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 7)
23	/rune cook security → Full pipeline + sentinel@opus + sast (all phases, security-escalated)
24	/rune cook hotfix → Production Hotfix Protocol: contain → fix → verify → deploy → watchdog → postmortem (see below)
25	/rune cook nano → Trivial: do → verify → done (no phases, ≤3 steps)
26	/rune cook --template <name> → Load pre-built workflow template from installed Pro/Business packs
27	```
28
29	### Production Hotfix Protocol
30
31	When `hotfix` chain is active AND triggered from a live incident (not a dev-time fix), follow the full orchestrated chain — not just fix → verify → commit.
32
33	```
34	FULL HOTFIX CHAIN (when incident is active):
35
36	1. CONTAIN → `rune:incident` (if not already running): triage + contain blast radius first
37	2. BRANCH → create hotfix branch via worktree (isolate from main)
38	3. FIX → `rune:fix` (minimal change only — no refactoring, no scope creep)
39	4. VERIFY → `rune:verification` (full test suite on hotfix branch)
40	5. SENTINEL → `rune:sentinel` (security check — fix may introduce new surface)
41	6. DEPLOY → `rune:deploy` (deploy hotfix to production)
42	7. WATCHDOG → `rune:watchdog` (confirm health check passes post-deploy)
43	8. POSTMORTEM → `rune:journal` + `rune:neural-memory` (capture root cause + fix pattern)
44
45	HARD-GATES:
46	- Do NOT skip CONTAIN if users are actively affected
47	- Do NOT skip SENTINEL on hotfix — rushed fixes frequently introduce new vulnerabilities
48	- Do NOT merge hotfix to main without VERIFY passing
49	- Do NOT skip POSTMORTEM — hotfix without learning = same incident next month
50	```
51
52	Minimal hotfix chain (non-incident, dev-time): Phase 4 → 6 → 7 (fix → verify → commit). User provides context, skip scout.
53
54	### Template Workflows (Pro/Business)
55
56	When `--template <name>` is provided, cook loads a pre-built workflow template instead of auto-detecting:
57
58	```
59	/rune cook --template product-discovery → Pro: stakeholder interviews → problem framing → competitive → spec → validation
60	/rune cook --template product-launch → Pro: spec lock → implement → quality gates → staged rollout → announcement
61	/rune cook --template product-iteration → Pro: metrics review → feedback synthesis → re-prioritize → implement → measure
62	/rune cook --template data-exploration → Pro: data profiling → hypotheses → statistical testing → visualization → report
63	/rune cook --template data-pipeline → Pro: schema design → ETL → quality gates → deploy → monitoring
64	/rune cook --template sales-outreach-campaign → Pro: prospect research → messaging → sequence → A/B test → launch
65	/rune cook --template sales-deal-review → Pro: account deep-dive → risk assessment → competitive strategy → action plan
66	/rune cook --template support-incident-response → Pro: triage → diagnose → fix → verify → postmortem → KB update
67	/rune cook --template support-kb-refresh → Pro: audit → gap analysis → draft → review → publish
68	```
69
70	Template resolution: Templates are `.md` files in `extensions/pro-/templates/` or `extensions/business-/templates/`. Each template defines: phases, skill connections, mesh signals, and acceptance criteria. The compiler includes templates in pack output during build.
71
72	When --template is used:
73	1. Skip Phase 1.5 (auto-detection) — template pre-selects domain and pack
74	2. Skip Phase 1.7 (workflow matching) — template IS the workflow
75	3. Load template phases as the master plan (Phase 2 becomes "review tem

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How to install cook?

rune-kit/rune/cook

$curl -o .claude/agents/cook.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Rune-kit/rune/HEAD/agents/cook.md

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

agents/cook.md

1	# cook
2
3	## Purpose
4
5	The primary orchestrator for feature implementation. Coordinates the entire L2 mesh in a phased TDD workflow. Handles 70% of all user requests — any task that modifies source code routes through cook.
6
7	<HARD-GATE>
8	Before starting ANY implementation:
9	1. You MUST understand the codebase first (Phase 1)
10	2. You MUST have a plan before writing code (Phase 2)
11	3. You MUST write failing tests before implementation (Phase 3) — unless explicitly skipped
12	This applies to EVERY feature regardless of perceived simplicity.
13	</HARD-GATE>
14
15	## Workflow Chains (Predefined)
16
17	Cook supports predefined workflow chains for common task types. Use these as shortcuts instead of manually determining phases:
18
19	```
20	/rune cook feature → Full TDD pipeline (all phases)
21	/rune cook bugfix → Diagnose → fix → verify (Phase 1 → 4 → 6 → 7)
22	/rune cook refactor → Understand → plan → implement → quality (Phase 1 → 2 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 7)
23	/rune cook security → Full pipeline + sentinel@opus + sast (all phases, security-escalated)
24	/rune cook hotfix → Production Hotfix Protocol: contain → fix → verify → deploy → watchdog → postmortem (see below)
25	/rune cook nano → Trivial: do → verify → done (no phases, ≤3 steps)
26	/rune cook --template <name> → Load pre-built workflow template from installed Pro/Business packs
27	```
28
29	### Production Hotfix Protocol
30
31	When `hotfix` chain is active AND triggered from a live incident (not a dev-time fix), follow the full orchestrated chain — not just fix → verify → commit.
32
33	```
34	FULL HOTFIX CHAIN (when incident is active):
35
36	1. CONTAIN → `rune:incident` (if not already running): triage + contain blast radius first
37	2. BRANCH → create hotfix branch via worktree (isolate from main)
38	3. FIX → `rune:fix` (minimal change only — no refactoring, no scope creep)
39	4. VERIFY → `rune:verification` (full test suite on hotfix branch)
40	5. SENTINEL → `rune:sentinel` (security check — fix may introduce new surface)
41	6. DEPLOY → `rune:deploy` (deploy hotfix to production)
42	7. WATCHDOG → `rune:watchdog` (confirm health check passes post-deploy)
43	8. POSTMORTEM → `rune:journal` + `rune:neural-memory` (capture root cause + fix pattern)
44
45	HARD-GATES:
46	- Do NOT skip CONTAIN if users are actively affected
47	- Do NOT skip SENTINEL on hotfix — rushed fixes frequently introduce new vulnerabilities
48	- Do NOT merge hotfix to main without VERIFY passing
49	- Do NOT skip POSTMORTEM — hotfix without learning = same incident next month
50	```
51
52	Minimal hotfix chain (non-incident, dev-time): Phase 4 → 6 → 7 (fix → verify → commit). User provides context, skip scout.
53
54	### Template Workflows (Pro/Business)
55
56	When `--template <name>` is provided, cook loads a pre-built workflow template instead of auto-detecting:
57
58	```
59	/rune cook --template product-discovery → Pro: stakeholder interviews → problem framing → competitive → spec → validation
60	/rune cook --template product-launch → Pro: spec lock → implement → quality gates → staged rollout → announcement
61	/rune cook --template product-iteration → Pro: metrics review → feedback synthesis → re-prioritize → implement → measure
62	/rune cook --template data-exploration → Pro: data profiling → hypotheses → statistical testing → visualization → report
63	/rune cook --template data-pipeline → Pro: schema design → ETL → quality gates → deploy → monitoring
64	/rune cook --template sales-outreach-campaign → Pro: prospect research → messaging → sequence → A/B test → launch
65	/rune cook --template sales-deal-review → Pro: account deep-dive → risk assessment → competitive strategy → action plan
66	/rune cook --template support-incident-response → Pro: triage → diagnose → fix → verify → postmortem → KB update
67	/rune cook --template support-kb-refresh → Pro: audit → gap analysis → draft → review → publish
68	```
69
70	Template resolution: Templates are `.md` files in `extensions/pro-/templates/` or `extensions/business-/templates/`. Each template defines: phases, skill connections, mesh signals, and acceptance criteria. The compiler includes templates in pack output during build.
71
72	When --template is used:
73	1. Skip Phase 1.5 (auto-detection) — template pre-selects domain and pack
74	2. Skip Phase 1.7 (workflow matching) — template IS the workflow
75	3. Load template phases as the master plan (Phase 2 becomes "review tem

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