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Updating docker image for a smaller package and to address all high and medium CVE's.

jpicklyk and others added 2 commits June 16, 2025 12:15
Replace amazoncorretto:23-al2023-jdk with eclipse-temurin:23-jdk-alpine
to address 14 security vulnerabilities. The Alpine-based image provides
a smaller attack surface while maintaining JDK 23 compatibility.

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…25-0840

- Update libexpat to fix CVE-2024-8176 (CVSS 7.5)
- Update binutils to fix CVE-2025-0840 (CVSS 6.3)
- Explicitly upgrade vulnerable packages during runtime image build

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@jpicklyk jpicklyk merged commit 1d31e28 into main Jun 25, 2025
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jpicklyk added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 22, 2025
…u compatibility

Feature Architect optimizations:
- Add conditional template logic (Step 4a/4b) - detect Technical vs Business PRDs
- Skip business templates for Technical PRDs (~2,000 token savings)
- Add section routing tags (Step 7) for specialist-specific content filtering
- Enhance file path handoff behavior for orchestrator integration

Planning Specialist optimizations:
- Add CRITICAL OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS section emphasizing 50-100 token limit
- Optimize Step 8 response format for brevity (85 tokens vs 500 tokens)
- Simplify Step 6 guidance - make custom sections optional (skip for complexity ≤6)
- Add cost awareness messaging for Haiku model usage
- Multiple reinforcements of brevity requirements throughout definition

Token efficiency improvements:
- Optimization #1: Selective section reading (~3,000 token savings, 43% reduction)
- Optimization #2: Scoped overview pattern (~2,000 token savings)
- Optimization #3: Conditional template application (~2,000 token savings)
- Optimization #4: Section routing tags (downstream ~2-3,000 token savings)
- Optimization #5: File path handoff (~5,000 token savings, 94% reduction)

Testing: Validated with StatusManagementImplementationPlan.md
- Planning Specialist output: 500 tokens → 85 tokens (83% reduction)
- Quality maintained: 11 tasks, 10 dependencies, perfect domain isolation
- Haiku model compatibility confirmed

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jpicklyk added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 29, 2025
Added two critical token optimizations to the task-orchestrator output style:

**Optimization #5 - File Handoff for Feature Architect:**
- Pass file paths to subagents instead of embedding file content
- Pattern: Detect file path → Pass reference → Subagent reads directly
- Token savings: ~4,900 tokens per file (49% reduction on handoff)
- Total cost: ~5,100 tokens (subagent reads) vs ~10,000 tokens (read + embed)
- Implementation guidance includes file path detection patterns and code examples

**Optimization #6 - Trust Planning Specialist's Execution Graph:**
- Task Orchestration Skill should trust Planning Specialist's graph
- Avoid redundant dependency re-querying after Planning Specialist already mapped dependencies
- Pattern: Read Planning Specialist graph → Query only task status → Recommend batch to start
- Token savings: ~300-400 tokens per feature execution start
- Benefits: Eliminates redundant queries, faster execution, consistent analysis

Both optimizations are documented with:
- ❌ Token-wasteful approach (what NOT to do)
- ✅ Optimized approach (what TO do)
- Implementation patterns with code examples
- Benefits and use cases
- When to apply each optimization

These optimizations complement existing token efficiency strategies:
- Optimization #1: Selective section reading
- Optimization #2: Scoped overview queries
- Optimization #3: Conditional template application
- Optimization #4: Section routing tags
- Optimization #7: Graph quality analysis (trainer only)

Impact:
- File handoff: 49% reduction per file reference
- Task execution start: 300-400 token savings per feature
- Combined with other optimizations: 58%+ token reduction in workflows

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