happier-dev/happier

Attack Your Conclusion is an adversarial self-review checklist for testing your own fix, root-cause verdict, or conclusion before handoff. It systematically probes alternative causes, neighboring cases, blast radius, environment gaps, hypothesis lock, and fake-competence patterns.

Decompose With Gates splits hard or multi-part work into independently checkable pieces with explicit verification gates and risk-weighted ordering. Use it when planning corridor-sized tasks, writing lane briefs for subagents, or whenever a task is too large to verify as a whole.

Handoff Report structures substantive deliverables with outcome first, evidence-pointed reasoning, observed/derived/assumed labels, and residual risk last. Use it when reporting completed work, findings, diagnoses, reviews, lane results, or a requested retrospective.

Happier Commit Worktree turns a large or changing worktree into coherent, reviewable commits by classifying, validating, and grouping paths while excluding artifacts and preserving concurrent work. Use it when you need to commit many existing changes or continue a long-running commit campaign.

Happier Compatibility audits wire, semantic, persistence, and installer contracts so changes can safely introduce upgrades, rollback, mixed-version operation, and migrations without breaking released behavior.

Happier Documentation creates, updates, and reviews internal technical docs and published user/operator/contributor documentation with evidence-backed product truth and release-status accuracy. Use it when changes affect docs or behavior that may make existing documentation incomplete or false.

Happier GH Ops runs the GitHub CLI as the isolated Happier bot, forcing token authentication and explicit approval for issue mutations. It supports read-only issue analysis and bounded public write-back.

Happier Implement guides AI agents through implementing, changing, fixing, refactoring, migrating, or applying accepted review findings in repositories with owner discovery, scope-preserving economy, TDD, and evidence-backed closeout. Use it for source changes whether or not backed by an approved plan.

Happier Implement Plan executes an approved Happier implementation plan as its orchestrator and integrator. Use it when the user explicitly asks to implement, execute, resume, continue, or complete an approved plan.

Happier Issue Diagnose establishes an evidence-backed disposition for one GitHub issue or related bundle by verifying origin, affected versions, and reproduction evidence. Use it after issue triage groups issues by owner or mechanism.

Happier Issue Triage groups, compares, and routes multiple GitHub issues into coherent diagnosis bundles by normalizing claims, version vectors, and evidence-backed relationships before deep diagnosis.

Happier Plan creates or amends a Happier repository implementation plan when the user explicitly requests it. Use it for approved planning changes, not for implementation or routine status updates.

Happier Profile and Optimize helps profile and optimize measured costs like slow startup, jank, hangs, memory use, render churn, or slow queries. It frames the phase and metric, picks the right instrument, and verifies a speedup without over-claiming.

Happier Release resolves the private release authority from the public contract for this repository checkout. Use it when you need the authoritative release procedure and channel rules for Happier.

Happier Release Notes validates canonical changelog content, StoryDeck cards, translations, and media assets for release-note projections. Use it when generating or checking bounded release outputs without making editorial or release-policy decisions.

Happier Release Promote resolves the private release authority before promotion work. Use it to follow the canonical promotion procedure and verify issue-state advancement after promotion.

Happier Release Validation runs manual deep release certification from an explicit checkout without dispatching a release. Use it to inspect affected compatibility paths, record evidence, and report results for human approval.

Happier Release Validation Review resolves the private release authority and uses its instructions for validation-review work. Use it before reviewing a release and inspect the public shape with the release-contract command.

Happier Review conducts evidence-backed code, plan, PR, and release-readiness reviews for Happier. It is used to inspect affected code, run QA, and verify completeness before merge or ship decisions.

Happier Runtime Diagnosis investigates Happier runtime, session, daemon, provider, authentication, and connectivity incidents from logs, diagnostics, runtime state, and source evidence without modifying repository implementation. Use for support investigation or incident triage.

Happier Session Control manages Happier sessions and execution runs via the happier CLI JSON contract. Use it to list, inspect, send messages, wait, stop, and read history, or to start and control execution runs from an agent framework.

Happier Session Control manages Happier sessions and execution runs through the CLI JSON contract. Use it to list, inspect, send messages, wait, stop, and spawn independent diagnosis sessions with explicit options.

Happier Testing And TDD guides repo-specific red-green-refactor testing for behavior changes in Happier. It covers lane selection, fixture policy, failure classification, and validation reruns.

Verify Claims audits a report, plan, or handoff by re-deriving every load-bearing claim from primary sources. Use it before trusting subagent or lane reports, building decisions on unverified claims, or reviewing your own earlier conclusions.