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Simulate the supervisor workflow step-by-step with real ticket system. Executes each workflow state explicitly with ENTER/EXIT stage declarations. Use this skill to debug, understand, or manually run the supervisor workflow without the PMC executor.

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PMC Simulate Supervisor

Manually simulate the supervisor workflow step-by-step, executing shell scripts and sub-workflows with explicit stage declarations.

Required Context

Before starting, you need:

  • starting_ticket_id: Starting ticket ID (e.g., T00001)
  • ending_ticket_id: Ending ticket ID (optional, null for single ticket)
  • working_dir: Project working directory (usually the project root)

Workflow Overview

supervisor.workflow
├── check_ticket_status (shell)
├── implement → ticket.handler (workflow)
│   ├── setup (claude)
│   ├── check_status (shell)
│   ├── implement (claude)
│   ├── test → tester.workflow (workflow)
│   │   ├── load_tests (shell)
│   │   ├── run_tests (claude - use run-tests skill)
│   │   ├── verification_setup (shell)
│   │   ├── verify (claude - use verify-tests skill)
│   │   ├── merge (shell)
│   │   └── report (shell)
│   ├── evaluate (shell)
│   └── finalize (claude)
├── post_completion (claude - use post-ticket-completion skill)
└── terminal_* (end states)

Execution Instructions

For each state, declare entry and exit explicitly:

ENTER STAGE: {workflow_name}.{state_name}
  [perform actions]
EXIT STAGE: {workflow_name}.{state_name} → {next_state} (reason: {why})

Supervisor Workflow States

State: check_ticket_status

Type: shell Script: check-ticket-status.sh

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.check_ticket_status

Execute this logic:

  1. Set paths:

    • TICKET_DIR = {working_dir}/docs/tickets/{current_ticket_id}
    • TESTS_DIR = {working_dir}/docs/3-tests/tickets/{current_ticket_id}
    • DEFINITION_FILE = TESTS_DIR/tests-definition.json
    • RESULTS_FILE = TESTS_DIR/tests-results.json
  2. Check ticket directory exists:

    • If NOT exists → EXIT with code 3 → terminal_error
  3. Check 1-definition.md exists:

    • If NOT exists → EXIT with code 3 → terminal_error
  4. Check tests-definition.json exists:

    • If NOT exists → EXIT with code 1 → implement (ticket needs initial work)
  5. If tests-results.json doesn't exist, copy from tests-definition.json

  6. Analyze test results:

    • Count: total, passed, failed_non_blocked, blocked_completion, blocked_other
    • For each test:
      • ticket-completion: true + blocked: true → blocked_completion++
      • blocked: true (non-completion) → blocked_other++
      • passes: true → passed++
      • else → failed_non_blocked++
  7. Decision:

    • If blocked_completion > 0 → EXIT code 2 → terminal_blocked
    • If failed_non_blocked == 0 → EXIT code 0 → post_completion
    • Else → EXIT code 1 → implement
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.check_ticket_status → {target} (exit_code: {N})

State: implement

Type: workflow (ticket.handler)

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.implement → ticket.handler

Use the pmc-simulate-ticket skill to execute the ticket handler workflow.

Inputs:

  • ticket_id: {current_ticket_id}
  • working_dir: {working_dir}
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.implement → post_completion

State: post_completion

Type: claude Session: start

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.post_completion

Use the post-ticket-completion skill with context:

  • current_ticket_id: {current_ticket_id}
  • ending_ticket_id: {ending_ticket_id}
  • working_dir: {working_dir}

The skill will:

  1. Export core tests (if applicable)
  2. Update planning docs in docs/2-current/
  3. Reflect on learnings
  4. Find next ticket

Capture output JSON:

{
  "has_next": true|false,
  "next_ticket_id": "T0000X" or null
}

Transition:

  • If has_next == true → Update current_ticket_id to next_ticket_id, go to check_ticket_status
  • Else → go to terminal_success
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.post_completion → {target} (has_next: {value})

Terminal States

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.terminal_success
  Message: "All tickets completed successfully"
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.terminal_success (workflow complete)

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.terminal_blocked
  Message: "Ticket {current_ticket_id} is blocked - ticket-completion test has blocking issue"
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.terminal_blocked (workflow blocked)

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.terminal_error
  Message: "Supervisor workflow failed - ticket {current_ticket_id} not found or invalid"
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.terminal_error (workflow failed)

Sub-Workflows

The supervisor workflow uses nested workflows. Use these skills to simulate them:

WorkflowSkillDescription
ticket.handlerpmc-simulate-ticketImplement ticket features iteratively
tester.workflowpmc-simulate-testerExecute and verify tests

Example Simulation Output

=== SUPERVISOR WORKFLOW SIMULATION ===
Context: starting_ticket_id=T00001, ending_ticket_id=T00003, working_dir=/project

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.check_ticket_status
  Checking: /project/docs/tickets/T00001/
  TICKET_DIR exists: YES
  1-definition.md exists: YES
  tests-definition.json exists: YES
  tests-results.json exists: NO (creating from definition)
  Analysis: Total=5, Passed=0, Failed=5, Blocked(completion)=0
  Status: IN_PROGRESS - 5 tests need work
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.check_ticket_status → implement (exit_code: 1)

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.implement → ticket.handler
  [ticket.handler workflow executes...]
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.implement → post_completion

ENTER STAGE: supervisor.post_completion
  Using post-ticket-completion skill...
  Core tests exported: 3
  Planning docs updated: YES
  Next ticket: T00002
EXIT STAGE: supervisor.post_completion → check_ticket_status (has_next: true)

[Loop continues with T00002...]

Quick Reference

StateTypeTransition Targets
check_ticket_statusshellpost_completion (0), implement (1), terminal_blocked (2), terminal_error (3)
implementworkflowpost_completion (uses pmc-simulate-ticket)
post_completionclaudecheck_ticket_status (has_next), terminal_success
terminal_successterminal-
terminal_blockedterminal-
terminal_errorterminal-

Related Skills

SkillPurpose
pmc-simulate-ticketSimulate ticket.handler workflow
pmc-simulate-testerSimulate tester.workflow
post-ticket-completionPost-completion tasks
run-testsExecute tests
verify-testsVerify tests
builderBuild applications
project-managerTicket management