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packages/design-squad/checklists/quality-checklist.md (1)
3-23: Add explicit scoring + accessibility triage ownership to this checklist.Consider adding a per-dimension score block (0–100) and an escalation item for accessibility findings (keyboard/ARIA/contrast) so audits are comparable and actionable across runs.
Based on learnings: "Provide 8 analysis dimensions for visual analysis: Layout, Typography, Colors, Composition, Interaction, Motion, Accessibility, Performance — each with 0-100 score" and "Route accessibility, WCAG, keyboard navigation, focus, ARIA, and contrast issues to
a11y-eng(Sara)".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/checklists/quality-checklist.md` around lines 3 - 23, Update the checklist to include an explicit scoring block and accessibility escalation: add a new "Scores (0–100)" section listing the eight visual analysis dimensions (Layout, Typography, Colors, Composition, Interaction, Motion, Accessibility, Performance) with a numeric score field for each and an overall average; under the "Accessibility (WCAG)" heading add a triage/escalation line that specifies routing accessibility findings (keyboard, ARIA, focus, contrast, WCAG failures) to the a11y-eng team and owner "Sara" for follow-up; ensure the new score and escalation items are present alongside the existing headings ("Accessibility (WCAG)", "Visual Consistency", "Design System Alignment", "Responsiveness") so audits are comparable and actionable.packages/design-squad/config/coding-standards.md (1)
1-3: Consider making standards measurable.Current bullets are directionally correct, but adding objective criteria (e.g., explicit WCAG level target, token/naming rules) would make reviews and automation more consistent.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/config/coding-standards.md` around lines 1 - 3, Update the two high-level bullets into measurable standards: replace "Acessibilidade WCAG." with an explicit target such as "Accessibility — WCAG 2.1 AA" plus concrete acceptance criteria (contrast ratios, keyboard nav, aria usage) and testing/automation guidance; replace "Design Atômico." with "Atomic Design" that defines token rules and naming conventions (color/spacing/token naming patterns, component API rules, allowed variants) and include example tokens and review/automation checks to validate them; ensure the doc entries for these items (the WCAG and Atomic Design bullets) state clear pass/fail criteria reviewers and CI can enforce.packages/design-squad/data/config-data.yaml (1)
6-8: Unify contrast threshold source-of-truth with validator logic.Line 7 defines
min_contrast_ratio, butpackages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.jscurrently hardcodes 4.5/7. Consider wiring the validator to read this config to prevent drift between policy and enforcement.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/data/config-data.yaml` around lines 6 - 8, The validator currently hardcodes contrast thresholds; update packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js so it reads thresholds.min_contrast_ratio from the YAML config instead of using the literal 4.5/7; locate the contrast-check logic (function or constant where contrastRatioThreshold is used) and replace the hardcoded value with a runtime read of the config (parse packages/design-squad/data/config-data.yaml or import the parsed config object) and fall back to 4.5 only as a default if the config key is missing.packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js (1)
15-17: Validatelevelexplicitly instead of silently defaulting behavior.Unknown
levelvalues currently fall back to AA logic. Consider rejecting invalid values to avoid hidden config mistakes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js` around lines 15 - 17, The validateContrast function silently treats any unknown level as 'AA'; update validateContrast(ratio, level = 'AA') to explicitly validate level (allowed values: 'AA' and 'AAA') and reject invalid values—e.g., throw a clear TypeError or return an error—so callers cannot accidentally pass unsupported strings; keep existing behavior for the valid 'AA'/'AAA' cases (min = 4.5 for 'AA', 7 for 'AAA') and reference the validateContrast function name when making this change.packages/design-squad/README.md (1)
5-8: Document all agents in the squad structure section.At Lines 5–8, the structure omits
lead-agentandanalytics-agent, which are part of this squad. Adding them will keep README onboarding aligned with the shipped assets.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/README.md` around lines 5 - 8, Update the "Estrutura" section to document the missing agents by adding entries for "Lead Agent" and "Analytics Agent" alongside the existing "UX Agent", "UI Agent", and "Tasks"; mention that Lead Agent owns coordination/strategy and Analytics Agent handles metrics/insights so the README matches shipped assets and onboarding.packages/design-squad/agents/analytics-agent.md (1)
3-3: Prefer PT-BR terminology for consistency.Consider replacing “performance” with “desempenho” to keep terminology aligned with the rest of the Portuguese content.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/agents/analytics-agent.md` at line 3, No trecho "Agente focado em análise de dados de uso, métricas de conversão e performance de interface." substitua o termo inglês "performance" por "desempenho" para manter a consistência do PT-BR; assim a frase deve ficar "Agente focado em análise de dados de uso, métricas de conversão e desempenho de interface." Certifique-se de alterar apenas essa palavra e manter pontuação e acentuação do restante do texto.packages/design-squad/tasks/lead-agent-new-task.md (1)
2-13: Replace placeholders with a concrete task contract.
task,Entrada,Saida, andChecklistare still generic placeholders, which makes this task hard to execute/validate in automation flows. Please replace them with domain-specific fields and acceptance steps.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/lead-agent-new-task.md` around lines 2 - 13, Replace the generic placeholders in this task contract by giving a concrete task name in `task` (e.g., "draft-product-requirements"), keep `responsavel`/`responsavel_type` but confirm the assignee, replace `Entrada` with a structured inputs section listing required artifacts and formats (e.g., "existing-docs: URL or path", "target-audience: string", "deadline: ISO date"), replace `Saida` with explicit expected outputs and acceptance criteria (e.g., "PR with spec.md meeting X,Y,Z; reviewer sign-off"), and convert `Checklist` into step-by-step, verifiable acceptance steps (e.g., "[] Gather existing docs", "[] Draft spec v1", "[] Peer review completed", "[] Merge and notify stakeholders"); ensure atomic_layer remains correct and that each checklist item maps to an acceptance criterion in `Saida`.packages/design-squad/squad.yaml (1)
37-41: Clarifyconfig.extendsvalue.The value
extendappears to be a placeholder. If this squad should extend another configuration, specify the actual config path/name. If not extending anything, consider removing this field.config: - extends: extend coding-standards: config/coding-standards.md tech-stack: config/tech-stack.md source-tree: config/source-tree.md🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/design-squad/squad.yaml` around lines 37 - 41, The config.extends field currently contains the placeholder value "extend"; either replace it with the actual config name/path that this squad should inherit (e.g., the parent config identifier used in your config system) or remove the config.extends key entirely if no inheritance is intended; update the YAML entry referenced as config.extends so it contains a valid extend target or is omitted to avoid confusion.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@packages/design-squad/ANALYSIS.md`:
- Around line 17-42: Update ANALYSIS.md to reflect the actual squad.yaml
contents: ensure the agents section lists ux-agent, ui-agent, analytics-agent,
lead-agent; update tasks to include audit-interface, design-components,
prototyping, lead-agent-process-data, lead-agent-new-task; and populate
workflows, checklists, templates, and tools with the one item each declared in
squad.yaml (or remove ANALYSIS.md if it's autogenerated). Edit the ANALYSIS.md
headings and bullet counts to match the exact names in squad.yaml and validate
there are no stale entries left (search for the headings "agents/", "tasks/",
"workflows/", "checklists/", "templates/", "tools/").
In `@packages/design-squad/scripts/migration-helper.js`:
- Around line 10-15: The migrate function currently always logs "Migration
completed successfully." even when no work is performed; update migrate(source,
target) to determine whether any migration actions occurred (e.g., by tracking a
changed/affected boolean or a result count from the migration steps inside
migrate) and only emit the success log when that flag/result indicates work was
done; if no changes were required, log a different message or return a
non-success status (or throw an error on real failure) so callers can
distinguish "no-op" from "successful migration" while keeping the migration
check and logging inside the migrate function.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/design-components.md`:
- Line 2: The task identifier "task: Design Components" is not machine-friendly;
replace it with a stable kebab-case slug (e.g., "task: design-components") so
tooling can reliably resolve the task. Locate the YAML/metadata line containing
the literal "task: Design Components" and change the value to a lowercase,
hyphen-separated identifier that matches the file/workflow slug (preserve the
"task:" key name).
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/lead-agent-process-data.md`:
- Around line 6-9: The workflow I/O uses raw_data but upstream emits
audit_report, causing a mismatch; update the Entrada contract to accept
audit_report (replace or add audit_report in place of raw_data) so the task
produces processed_insights consistently, and ensure any references to raw_data
in this document (lead-agent-process-data.md) are renamed or mapped to
audit_report to match the audit-interface producer.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/prototyping.md`:
- Line 17: Replace the phrase "Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos
e protótipos de alta fidelidade." with the hyphenated form "Carga final de
componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta-fidelidade." so the task
description uses the correct Portuguese compound hyphenation; locate the exact
sentence in the file (the line containing that full phrase) and update it
accordingly.
In `@packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js`:
- Around line 34-37: The validator currently accesses properties on the incoming
payload in validateReportFields which throws if data is null/undefined; add a
guard to ensure data is an object before filtering required fields (e.g. check
if data is falsy or not an object, and treat all required fields as missing) and
replace direct access of data[field] with a safe access (e.g. data &&
data[field] or optional chaining data?.[field]); update the missing calculation
and return path so the function returns a validation result instead of throwing
when the report payload is null/undefined.
In `@packages/design-squad/workflows/daily-processing.yaml`:
- Around line 22-27: The workflow step for task "design-components" (step: 3)
currently lists creates: ["updated-component-specs"] which mismatches the task's
defined output "UI_components"; update the step's creates array to use
"UI_components" so the artifact name in the workflow (creates) matches the task
definition for design-components and preserves pipeline data flow.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/design-squad/agents/analytics-agent.md`:
- Line 3: No trecho "Agente focado em análise de dados de uso, métricas de
conversão e performance de interface." substitua o termo inglês "performance"
por "desempenho" para manter a consistência do PT-BR; assim a frase deve ficar
"Agente focado em análise de dados de uso, métricas de conversão e desempenho de
interface." Certifique-se de alterar apenas essa palavra e manter pontuação e
acentuação do restante do texto.
In `@packages/design-squad/checklists/quality-checklist.md`:
- Around line 3-23: Update the checklist to include an explicit scoring block
and accessibility escalation: add a new "Scores (0–100)" section listing the
eight visual analysis dimensions (Layout, Typography, Colors, Composition,
Interaction, Motion, Accessibility, Performance) with a numeric score field for
each and an overall average; under the "Accessibility (WCAG)" heading add a
triage/escalation line that specifies routing accessibility findings (keyboard,
ARIA, focus, contrast, WCAG failures) to the a11y-eng team and owner "Sara" for
follow-up; ensure the new score and escalation items are present alongside the
existing headings ("Accessibility (WCAG)", "Visual Consistency", "Design System
Alignment", "Responsiveness") so audits are comparable and actionable.
In `@packages/design-squad/config/coding-standards.md`:
- Around line 1-3: Update the two high-level bullets into measurable standards:
replace "Acessibilidade WCAG." with an explicit target such as "Accessibility —
WCAG 2.1 AA" plus concrete acceptance criteria (contrast ratios, keyboard nav,
aria usage) and testing/automation guidance; replace "Design Atômico." with
"Atomic Design" that defines token rules and naming conventions
(color/spacing/token naming patterns, component API rules, allowed variants) and
include example tokens and review/automation checks to validate them; ensure the
doc entries for these items (the WCAG and Atomic Design bullets) state clear
pass/fail criteria reviewers and CI can enforce.
In `@packages/design-squad/data/config-data.yaml`:
- Around line 6-8: The validator currently hardcodes contrast thresholds; update
packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js so it reads
thresholds.min_contrast_ratio from the YAML config instead of using the literal
4.5/7; locate the contrast-check logic (function or constant where
contrastRatioThreshold is used) and replace the hardcoded value with a runtime
read of the config (parse packages/design-squad/data/config-data.yaml or import
the parsed config object) and fall back to 4.5 only as a default if the config
key is missing.
In `@packages/design-squad/README.md`:
- Around line 5-8: Update the "Estrutura" section to document the missing agents
by adding entries for "Lead Agent" and "Analytics Agent" alongside the existing
"UX Agent", "UI Agent", and "Tasks"; mention that Lead Agent owns
coordination/strategy and Analytics Agent handles metrics/insights so the README
matches shipped assets and onboarding.
In `@packages/design-squad/squad.yaml`:
- Around line 37-41: The config.extends field currently contains the placeholder
value "extend"; either replace it with the actual config name/path that this
squad should inherit (e.g., the parent config identifier used in your config
system) or remove the config.extends key entirely if no inheritance is intended;
update the YAML entry referenced as config.extends so it contains a valid extend
target or is omitted to avoid confusion.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/lead-agent-new-task.md`:
- Around line 2-13: Replace the generic placeholders in this task contract by
giving a concrete task name in `task` (e.g., "draft-product-requirements"), keep
`responsavel`/`responsavel_type` but confirm the assignee, replace `Entrada`
with a structured inputs section listing required artifacts and formats (e.g.,
"existing-docs: URL or path", "target-audience: string", "deadline: ISO date"),
replace `Saida` with explicit expected outputs and acceptance criteria (e.g.,
"PR with spec.md meeting X,Y,Z; reviewer sign-off"), and convert `Checklist`
into step-by-step, verifiable acceptance steps (e.g., "[] Gather existing docs",
"[] Draft spec v1", "[] Peer review completed", "[] Merge and notify
stakeholders"); ensure atomic_layer remains correct and that each checklist item
maps to an acceptance criterion in `Saida`.
In `@packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js`:
- Around line 15-17: The validateContrast function silently treats any unknown
level as 'AA'; update validateContrast(ratio, level = 'AA') to explicitly
validate level (allowed values: 'AA' and 'AAA') and reject invalid values—e.g.,
throw a clear TypeError or return an error—so callers cannot accidentally pass
unsupported strings; keep existing behavior for the valid 'AA'/'AAA' cases (min
= 4.5 for 'AA', 7 for 'AAA') and reference the validateContrast function name
when making this change.
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Stale analysis document: component counts don't match squad.yaml.
The ANALYSIS.md shows 2 agents, 3 tasks, and empty workflows/checklists/templates/tools sections, but squad.yaml declares:
- 4 agents (ux-agent, ui-agent, analytics-agent, lead-agent)
- 5 tasks (audit-interface, design-components, prototyping, lead-agent-process-data, lead-agent-new-task)
- 1 workflow, 1 checklist, 1 template, 1 tool
Consider regenerating this analysis to reflect the actual squad contents, or removing it if it's auto-generated during validation.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/ANALYSIS.md` around lines 17 - 42, Update ANALYSIS.md
to reflect the actual squad.yaml contents: ensure the agents section lists
ux-agent, ui-agent, analytics-agent, lead-agent; update tasks to include
audit-interface, design-components, prototyping, lead-agent-process-data,
lead-agent-new-task; and populate workflows, checklists, templates, and tools
with the one item each declared in squad.yaml (or remove ANALYSIS.md if it's
autogenerated). Edit the ANALYSIS.md headings and bullet counts to match the
exact names in squad.yaml and validate there are no stale entries left (search
for the headings "agents/", "tasks/", "workflows/", "checklists/", "templates/",
"tools/").
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| // Logic for migrating files or transforming data | ||
| // This is a placeholder for actual migration logic | ||
| console.log('Migration completed successfully.'); | ||
| } |
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Do not report successful migration when no migration occurs.
At Line 14, success is logged unconditionally even though no migration logic exists. This can mask operational failures.
Proposed minimal safe fix
function migrate(source, target) {
console.log(`Starting migration from ${source} to ${target}...`);
// Logic for migrating files or transforming data
// This is a placeholder for actual migration logic
- console.log('Migration completed successfully.');
+ throw new Error('Migration logic not implemented yet.');
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| function migrate(source, target) { | |
| console.log(`Starting migration from ${source} to ${target}...`); | |
| // Logic for migrating files or transforming data | |
| // This is a placeholder for actual migration logic | |
| console.log('Migration completed successfully.'); | |
| } | |
| function migrate(source, target) { | |
| console.log(`Starting migration from ${source} to ${target}...`); | |
| // Logic for migrating files or transforming data | |
| // This is a placeholder for actual migration logic | |
| throw new Error('Migration logic not implemented yet.'); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/scripts/migration-helper.js` around lines 10 - 15, The
migrate function currently always logs "Migration completed successfully." even
when no work is performed; update migrate(source, target) to determine whether
any migration actions occurred (e.g., by tracking a changed/affected boolean or
a result count from the migration steps inside migrate) and only emit the
success log when that flag/result indicates work was done; if no changes were
required, log a different message or return a non-success status (or throw an
error on real failure) so callers can distinguish "no-op" from "successful
migration" while keeping the migration check and logging inside the migrate
function.
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Use a machine-friendly task id consistent with file/workflow slug.
At Line 2, task: Design Components should be a stable identifier (kebab-case), otherwise task resolution can become inconsistent across tooling.
Suggested fix
-task: Design Components
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/design-components.md` at line 2, The task
identifier "task: Design Components" is not machine-friendly; replace it with a
stable kebab-case slug (e.g., "task: design-components") so tooling can reliably
resolve the task. Locate the YAML/metadata line containing the literal "task:
Design Components" and change the value to a lowercase, hyphen-separated
identifier that matches the file/workflow slug (preserve the "task:" key name).
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| - raw_data: Dados brutos de design ou feedback | ||
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| - processed_insights: Insights processados para o squad |
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Fix workflow I/O contract mismatch (audit_report vs raw_data).
Line 7 expects raw_data, but the upstream packages/design-squad/tasks/audit-interface.md emits audit_report. This breaks handoff semantics in the daily flow.
Proposed fix
Entrada: |
- - raw_data: Dados brutos de design ou feedback
+ - audit_report: Relatório de auditoria de usabilidade (saída do task audit-interface)
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- processed_insights: Insights processados para o squad📝 Committable suggestion
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| - processed_insights: Insights processados para o squad | |
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| - audit_report: Relatório de auditoria de usabilidade (saída do task audit-interface) | |
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| - processed_insights: Insights processados para o squad |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/lead-agent-process-data.md` around lines 6 - 9,
The workflow I/O uses raw_data but upstream emits audit_report, causing a
mismatch; update the Entrada contract to accept audit_report (replace or add
audit_report in place of raw_data) so the task produces processed_insights
consistently, and ensure any references to raw_data in this document
(lead-agent-process-data.md) are renamed or mapped to audit_report to match the
audit-interface producer.
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| Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta fidelidade. |
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Fix Portuguese compound hyphenation in task description.
Line 17 should use alta-fidelidade for correct spelling consistency.
Proposed fix
-Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta fidelidade.
+Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta-fidelidade.📝 Committable suggestion
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| Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta fidelidade. | |
| Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta-fidelidade. |
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[grammar] ~17-~17: Esta palavra é hifenizada.
Context: ...s em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta fidelidade.
(PT_COMPOUNDS_PRE_REFORM_ALTA_FIDELIDADE)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/tasks/prototyping.md` at line 17, Replace the phrase
"Carga final de componentes em fluxos interativos e protótipos de alta
fidelidade." with the hyphenated form "Carga final de componentes em fluxos
interativos e protótipos de alta-fidelidade." so the task description uses the
correct Portuguese compound hyphenation; locate the exact sentence in the file
(the line containing that full phrase) and update it accordingly.
| validateReportFields: (data) => { | ||
| const required = ['title', 'findings', 'recommendations']; | ||
| const missing = required.filter(field => !data[field]); | ||
| return { |
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Guard against null/undefined report payloads.
At Line 36, data[field] will throw when data is null/undefined, causing validator crashes instead of validation results.
Suggested fix
- validateReportFields: (data) => {
+ validateReportFields: (data = {}) => {
+ if (typeof data !== 'object' || data === null) {
+ return {
+ valid: false,
+ missing: ['title', 'findings', 'recommendations']
+ };
+ }
const required = ['title', 'findings', 'recommendations'];
- const missing = required.filter(field => !data[field]);
+ const missing = required.filter(field => data[field] == null || data[field] === '');
return {
valid: missing.length === 0,
missing
};
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/tools/data-validator.js` around lines 34 - 37, The
validator currently accesses properties on the incoming payload in
validateReportFields which throws if data is null/undefined; add a guard to
ensure data is an object before filtering required fields (e.g. check if data is
falsy or not an object, and treat all required fields as missing) and replace
direct access of data[field] with a safe access (e.g. data && data[field] or
optional chaining data?.[field]); update the missing calculation and return path
so the function returns a validation result instead of throwing when the report
payload is null/undefined.
| - step: 3 | ||
| task: design-components | ||
| agent: ui-agent | ||
| description: Atualizar componentes baseados nos insights. | ||
| creates: [ "updated-component-specs" ] | ||
| requires: [ 2 ] |
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Fix artifact naming mismatch between workflow and task definition.
Step 3 declares creates: [ "updated-component-specs" ], but design-components.md defines the output as UI_components. This inconsistency will break data flow through the pipeline—update the workflow to use the correct artifact name to match the task definition.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/design-squad/workflows/daily-processing.yaml` around lines 22 - 27,
The workflow step for task "design-components" (step: 3) currently lists
creates: ["updated-component-specs"] which mismatches the task's defined output
"UI_components"; update the step's creates array to use "UI_components" so the
artifact name in the workflow (creates) matches the task definition for
design-components and preserves pipeline data flow.
New Squad: design-squad
Version: 1.0.0
Author: Claudiney Oliveira
Category: community
Description: Squad focado em UX/UI, prototipagem, design system e experiência do usuário seguindo fluxo ETL.
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*validate-squadTesting
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