correx/examples/workflows/role_pipeline.toml

# Role pipeline: analyst → architect → decomposer → ⟲(claim → implement → review)⟲ → done
#
# The architect's design is broken into a task graph by the decomposer, then a single loop
# drains those tasks one at a time. Each implementer entry deterministically CLAIMS the next
# ready task (claim_task = true) — the kernel picks it, not the LLM — and injects that task's
# acceptance criteria + blockers as L0 context. While a task is claimed, file writes are
# auto-scoped to its affected_paths; the implementer widens scope only via propose_scope
# (operator-approved). The loop is gated by the tasks_ready predicate, so it exits when the
# board is drained.
#
# Loop control depends on transition ORDERING. The resolver evaluates a stage's outgoing
# transitions sorted by transition id and takes the first whose condition holds, so the
# reviewer edges are named review-1/2/3 to force this precedence:
#   1. review-1-changes  (verdict ≠ approved)            → implementer  (fix the current task)
#   2. review-2-more     (tasks_ready)                   → implementer  (approved: claim next)
#   3. review-3-done     (always_true, fallthrough)      → done         (approved + board empty)
# This avoids needing composite (all_of/not) conditions in the flat TOML schema.
#
# Requires these artifact kinds in ~/.config/correx/config.toml (schemas under docs/schemas/):
#   [[artifacts]]
#   id = "analysis";      schema_path = "schemas/analysis.json";      llm_emitted = true
#   [[artifacts]]
#   id = "design";        schema_path = "schemas/design.json";        llm_emitted = true
#   [[artifacts]]
#   id = "review_report"; schema_path = "schemas/review_report.json"; llm_emitted = true
#
# Prompt files (prompts/*.md, relative to this workflow) must exist for a real run.

id = "role_pipeline"
start = "analyst"

# 1. Understand the request and the relevant code. Read-only.
#    ground_references: every workspace-relative file path the analysis names is checked
#    for existence; a hallucinated path fails the stage and retries with the misses fed back.
[[stages]]
id = "analyst"
prompt = "prompts/analyst.md"
produces = [{ name = "analysis", kind = "analysis" }]
allowed_tools = ["file_read", "ShellTool", "task_search", "task_context", "task_create"]
ground_references = true
token_budget = 16384
max_retries = 2

# 2. Decide the approach and component boundaries.
[[stages]]
id = "architect"
prompt = "prompts/architect.md"
needs = ["analysis"]
produces = [{ name = "design", kind = "design" }]
token_budget = 16384
max_retries = 2

# 3. Break the design into a task graph via task_decompose. require_task_decompose is a
#    deterministic kernel gate: stage_complete is blocked until task_decompose (or task_create
#    for a trivial single-task request) returns. Each child carries acceptance_criteria and
#    affected_paths — those drive the per-task L0 context and the per-task write scope below.
[[stages]]
id = "decomposer"
prompt = "prompts/task_planner.md"
needs = ["design"]
allowed_tools = ["file_read", "ShellTool", "task_search", "task_context", "task_decompose", "task_create"]
require_task_decompose = true
token_budget = 16384
max_retries = 2

# 4. Implement one task. claim_task = true: on entry the kernel claims the next ready task
#    (or re-surfaces the one already claimed on a review bounce) and injects its acceptance
#    criteria as L0. Writes are auto-jailed to the claimed task's affected_paths; propose_scope
#    is the operator-approved valve to widen that scope mid-task.
[[stages]]
id = "implementer"
prompt = "prompts/implementer.md"
produces = [{ name = "patch", kind = "file_written" }]
claim_task = true
allowed_tools = [
    "file_read", "file_write", "file_edit", "ShellTool", "propose_scope",
    "task_create", "task_update", "task_context", "task_search",
]
token_budget = 32768
max_retries = 3

# 5. Review the patch against the claimed task's acceptance criteria and the analyst's brief.
#    On approval the reviewer marks the task done via task_update — that drops it from the
#    active claim so the next implementer entry claims a fresh task and the loop advances.
[[stages]]
id = "reviewer"
prompt = "prompts/reviewer.md"
needs = ["patch", "analysis"]
produces = [{ name = "review_report", kind = "review_report" }]
allowed_tools = ["task_context", "task_update"]
token_budget = 32768
max_retries = 2

# --- forward edges ---

[[transitions]]
id = "analyst-to-architect"
from = "analyst"
to = "architect"
condition_type = "artifact_validated"
condition_artifact_id = "analysis"

[[transitions]]
id = "architect-to-decomposer"
from = "architect"
to = "decomposer"
condition_type = "artifact_validated"
condition_artifact_id = "design"

# Only proceed to implementation once the decomposer actually produced ready tasks.
[[transitions]]
id = "decomposer-to-implementer"
from = "decomposer"
to = "implementer"
condition_type = "tasks_ready"

[[transitions]]
id = "implementer-to-reviewer"
from = "implementer"
to = "reviewer"
condition_type = "artifact_validated"
condition_artifact_id = "patch"

# --- verdict + task-board gated loop (id order = evaluation precedence, see header) ---

# 1. Changes requested → keep refining the current (still-claimed) task.
[[transitions]]
id = "review-1-changes"
from = "reviewer"
to = "implementer"
condition_type = "artifact_field_equals"
condition_artifact_id = "review_report"
condition_field = "verdict"
condition_value = "approved"
condition_operator = "neq"

# 2. Approved and tasks remain → claim the next one.
[[transitions]]
id = "review-2-more"
from = "reviewer"
to = "implementer"
condition_type = "tasks_ready"

# 3. Approved and the board is drained → done (fallthrough).
[[transitions]]
id = "review-3-done"
from = "reviewer"
to = "done"
condition_type = "always_true"