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@DavidsonGomes DavidsonGomes released this 10 Apr 22:16
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EvoNexus v0.13.2 — Canonical Activation Plan Skill + Oracle Rewrite

What's New

New skill prod-activation-plan — the canonical way to produce phased plans

EvoNexus now has a single, battle-tested pattern for activation plans. Instead of dumping everything into a big markdown file, plans are materialized as:

  • One index file at workspace/development/plans/[C]{plan-name}-{date}.md — pure navigation, no duplicated item bodies
  • One folder per phase (e.g., fase-1-quick-wins/, fase-2-conexoes/, fase-3-ciclo-completo/)
  • One file per item with a rich template: frontmatter, axis, type, concrete steps, decisions pending, impact, dependencies, risks, suggested agent team, and status checklist

Every item declares its implementation team following canonical routing rules:

  • [ATIVAR] → direct domain-owner agent (no planning layer needed)
  • [DECIDIR]@oracle (conduct) + @scout / @scroll (data)
  • [CONSTRUIR NOVO] small/medium → @compass → domain owner
  • [CONSTRUIR NOVO] large/critical → @oracle@compass@apex@bolt@oath
  • [EVOLUIR]@compass + domain owner

The skill also supports expansion mode — preserves existing items and appends new ones with a version bump in the history section, so plans evolve cleanly over time.

Oracle Step 6 rewritten

Oracle no longer invents plan structures on the fly. The canonical flow is now:

Oracle (interview) → @compass-planner (content) → prod-activation-plan (structure) → Oracle (delivery)

The Oracle agent prompt has an explicit NEVER invent your own plan structure directive, plus three new sub-steps: 6a (delegate content to Compass), 6b (materialize via skill), and 6c (handle plan expansions). Compass produces the content; the skill produces the files.

Documentation routed to /oracle first

Both README.md and docs/getting-started.md now make it explicit that the first thing a new user should run after installation is /oracle. The 7-step Oracle flow is documented end-to-end, including the 3 autonomy paths (Guided / Autonomous / Delegated) that Oracle always offers at the end.

Skill counts bumped from ~137 → ~138 (prod-* subcategory grew from 9 → 10).


Full Changelog: v0.13.1...v0.13.2