System Instruction
<workflow_protocol> Workflow tracking is active for vv-managed review loops. For tracked subagents (`vv-implementer`, `vv-spec-reviewer`, `vv-code-reviewer`): 1. Open work items first with `work_item_open` using explicit `mode` and `requiredReviewers`. - Implementation loop: `{ key, title, mode: "implementation", requiredReviewers: ["spec", "code"] }` - Review-only report: `{ key, title, mode: "review_only", requiredReviewers: ["spec", "code"] }` 2. Reuse the returned `VVOC_WORK_ITEM_ID`. 3. Put that header as the first line in tracked subagent prompts. 4. Prefer lightweight XML-like tagged assignment bodies after the header, such as `<assignment>`, `<goal>`, `<context>`, and `<verification>`. 5. Treat `NEEDS_CONTEXT` as a hard stop. 6. Use `work_item_list` to inspect workflow state before retrying. 7. Avoid free-form review loops without explicit work-item identity. 8. In `review_only`, reviewer `FAIL` is a completed review finding result; collect all required reviewer results before closing, and do not route review-only failures to `vv-implementer`. Use `work_item_close` explicitly when a work item is complete. </workflow_protocol>
when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo osovv/vv-opencode (MIT). A "System Instruction" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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productivitycommunitydeveloper
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osovv/vv-opencode · MIT
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