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slate-ar-recipe

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Slate v2 Autoresearch recipe picker. Lists/recommends Codex Autoresearch recipes, produces read-only setup plans, and maps non-perf loops such as test runtime, typecheck, bundle size, memory, command latency, and quality-gap.

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Slate AR Recipe

Handle $ARGUMENTS by loading slate-ar and using Codex Autoresearch recipes.

Use this when the user asks what Autoresearch loop to run, or when a task is measured but not obviously performance-specific.

Contract

  • Default to read-only recipes recommend, recipes list, recipes show, and setup-plan.
  • Target cwd is .tmp/slate-v2.
  • Do not start packets unless the user explicitly asks to run the loop.
  • Do not trust external recipe catalogs without inspecting them first.
  • In Slate v2, prefer explicit Bun/package commands over a generic npm recipe when the recommender picks node-test-runtime.

Built-In Recipe Uses

  • node-test-runtime / vitest-runtime: test gate repeatability. Often route to slate-ar-gate.
  • typescript-compile-time: typecheck/runtime graph pressure.
  • bundle-size: package or site bundle footprint.
  • memory-usage: workload memory smoke, after replacing the placeholder with the real workload.
  • command-latency: custom command duration, after replacing the placeholder.
  • quality-gap: broad research checklist. Usually route to slate-ar-quality.
  • custom: last resort when no built-in recipe fits.

Commands

Use direct CLI until a root shortcut exists:

node ../codex-autoresearch/plugins/codex-autoresearch/scripts/autoresearch.mjs recipes list --cwd .tmp/slate-v2
node ../codex-autoresearch/plugins/codex-autoresearch/scripts/autoresearch.mjs recipes recommend --cwd .tmp/slate-v2
node ../codex-autoresearch/plugins/codex-autoresearch/scripts/autoresearch.mjs recipes show <recipe-id> --cwd .tmp/slate-v2
node ../codex-autoresearch/plugins/codex-autoresearch/scripts/autoresearch.mjs setup-plan --cwd .tmp/slate-v2 --recipe <recipe-id>
node ../codex-autoresearch/plugins/codex-autoresearch/scripts/autoresearch.mjs doctor --cwd .tmp/slate-v2 --check-benchmark --explain

If the recipe output is customized, run benchmark-lint before any packet.

Handoff

Report the selected recipe, metric, direction, benchmark command, checks command, caveats, and recommended owner: slate-ar, slate-ar-quality, slate-ar-gate, slate-ar-perf, slate-patch, or slate-plan.