navidocs/NEW_SESSION_START.md

NaviDocs - New Session Startup Guide

Created: 2025-11-13 09:30 UTC For: Fresh Claude session (no prior context) Purpose: Complete handover for NaviDocs StackCP deployment preparation Context Level: ZERO - This file assumes you have NO conversation history

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🎯 YOUR MISSION (30 seconds to understand)

User needs: Wake up to a working feature selection webpage where they can choose NaviDocs features for Riviera Plaisance presentation (5 hours away)

Your job:

1. ✅ Complete feature selector enhancement (add exportAgentTasks() function)
2. ✅ Deploy 5-agent Haiku swarm to prepare StackCP environment
3. ✅ Update agents.md after EVERY task (mandatory)
4. ✅ Commit all work with IF.TTT citations

Status: 🟡 Preparation phase 60% complete

• Feature selector deployed but needs enhancement
• StackCP environment documented but not fully set up
• Haiku swarm ready to launch (5 agents in parallel)

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📖 CRITICAL READING (In This Exact Order)

YOU MUST READ THESE FILES BEFORE DOING ANYTHING:

1. agents.md (Master Documentation - READ FIRST)

Path: /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md Why: Contains ALL project context, credentials, deployment architecture, IF.TTT requirements Key Sections:

• Lines 11-60: MANDATORY agents.md update protocol (update after EVERY task)
• Lines 988-1217: NaviDocs StackCP S2 Swarm Deployment (current status, corrected architecture)
• Lines 1133-1217: NaviDocs Features from Intelligence Briefs (11 features user can select)

2. SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md (Previous Session Context)

Path: /home/setup/navidocs/SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md Why: Detailed status from previous Claude, what's done, what's pending Key Info:

• 5 cloud intelligence sessions complete (94 files merged)
• Feature selector deployed to https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
• StackCP architecture corrected (/tmp vs ~/ paths)
• Haiku swarm strategy detailed (5 agents with specific tasks)

3. S² Narration (Methodology for Swarm Coordination)

Path: /mnt/c/Users/Setup/OneDrive/CDPSF Graphics PSD/Documents/claude-narration.txt Why: Learn 3,563× faster coordination via autonomous task assignment Key Principles:

• agents.md is your lifeline (update obsessively)
• AUTONOMOUS-NEXT-TASKS.md pattern (coming soon)
• Trust + Clear Protocol = Scale
• 100% test pass rate > speed

4. StackCP Environment Documentation

Path (remote): ssh stackcp "cat ~/STACKCP_README.md" Why: Understand /tmp vs ~/ constraints (CRITICAL) Key Facts:

• /tmp/ IS persistent (ext4, not tmpfs - verified!)
• /tmp/ is for executables ONLY (node, claude, npm, etc.)
• ~/ is noexec but persistent (application code goes here)
• Website: ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/

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🚨 MOST CRITICAL INFORMATION (If You Read Nothing Else)

User's Explicit Directives (2025-11-13 09:00 UTC)

1. "update agents.md every step of the way with extreme clarity"

   • After EVERY task completion → update agents.md
   • Include timestamp, status emoji, file paths, what changed
   • This is MANDATORY, not optional

2. "enforce that for future agents too pls"

   • Added enforcement mechanism to agents.md (lines 11-60)
   • Future agents will see this requirement immediately

3. "/tmp is supposed to be persistent across reboots"

   • VERIFIED: ext4 filesystem, not tmpfs
   • Backup/restore strategy added to agents.md

4. "ensure enough context so I can wake up to a webpage to select features"

   • Feature selector: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
   • 11 features from intelligence briefs ready for selection
   • Needs exportAgentTasks() function added (YOUR TASK #1)

Deployment Architecture (CORRECTED)

WRONG (previous plan):

• ❌ Code in /tmp/navidocs/
• ❌ Static site in /tmp/

CORRECT (verified):

• ✅ Executables: /tmp/ (node, npm, claude, meilisearch, etc.)
• ✅ Application: ~/navidocs-app/ (cloned repo, npm install)
• ✅ Website: ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/ (Apache serves)
• ✅ Data: ~/navidocs-data/ (SQLite, uploads, logs)

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✅ WHAT'S BEEN COMPLETED (Don't Duplicate This Work)

Intelligence Phase (100% Complete):

• ✅ Session 1: Market Research (€14.6B market, 87 verified claims)
• ✅ Session 2: Technical Architecture (29 DB tables, 50+ APIs, 47 files)
• ✅ Session 3: UX/Sales Enablement (pitch deck, ROI calculator, demo script, 22 files)
• ✅ Session 4: Implementation Planning (4-week roadmap, 162 hours, 21 files)
• ✅ Session 5: Guardian QA (IF.TTT quality standards, Phase 1 complete, 6 files)
• ✅ All sessions merged into navidocs-cloud-coordination branch

Documentation Phase (100% Complete):

• ✅ agents.md updated with mandatory update protocol
• ✅ agents.md updated with StackCP deployment architecture
• ✅ agents.md updated with 11-feature catalog
• ✅ SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md created (15KB)
• ✅ STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md created (5-agent strategy)
• ✅ /tmp persistence verified (ext4, survives reboots)
• ✅ Backup/restore strategy added to agents.md

Deployment Phase (60% Complete):

• ✅ Feature selector deployed to https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
  • 11 features with ratings, notes, savings
  • Export JSON functionality working
  • LocalStorage persistence working
• 🟡 exportAgentTasks() function IN PROGRESS (YOUR TASK #1)
• ⏳ Haiku swarm deployment PENDING (YOUR TASK #2)
• ⏳ StackCP environment setup PENDING (Haiku Agent 1)
• ⏳ NaviDocs deployment PENDING (Haiku Agent 2)

Git Status:

• Branch: claude/review-cloud-handover-docs-011CUyURbbbYv3twL6dH4r3v
• Last commit: 6a9b452 - Add NaviDocs feature list
• Uncommitted: feature-selector.html, STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md

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📋 YOUR IMMEDIATE TASKS (Execute in Order)

Task 1: Complete Feature Selector Enhancement (30 minutes)

What: Add exportAgentTasks() function to feature-selector.html

File: /home/setup/navidocs/feature-selector.html

Required functionality:

function exportAgentTasks() {
    // 1. Get all selected features
    // 2. Split features by agent responsibility:
    //    - S2-BACKEND: DB tables, API endpoints
    //    - S2-FRONTEND: UI components, pages
    //    - S2-OCR: Document processing, Claude CLI integration
    //    - S2-INFRA: Environment, Redis, Apache config
    //    - S2-QA: E2E tests, demo data
    // 3. Generate JSON format:
    {
      "session_id": "s2-swarm-2025-11-13",
      "updated_at": "2025-11-13T10:00:00Z",
      "features_selected": [...],
      "agent_tasks": {
        "S2-BACKEND": ["Create DB tables: inventory_items", ...],
        "S2-FRONTEND": ["Photo grid component", ...],
        "S2-OCR": ["Extract equipment names", ...],
        "S2-INFRA": ["Setup Redis Cloud", ...],
        "S2-QA": ["E2E test suite", ...]
      }
    }
    // 4. Download as agent-tasks.json
    // 5. Display success message with instructions
}

Testing:

• Select 3-4 features
• Click "Export Agent Tasks"
• Verify JSON format is correct
• Verify download works

After completion:

1. Upload to StackCP: scp feature-selector.html stackcp:~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html
2. Test at https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
3. UPDATE agents.md with completion status (lines 1002)
4. Commit with IF.TTT citation

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Task 2: Deploy 5-Agent Haiku Swarm (60 minutes)

What: Launch 5 Haiku agents in parallel to prepare StackCP environment

Why: Haiku is 10× cheaper, perfect for mechanical tasks, 5× speedup via parallelism

Swarm Composition:

Agent 1: StackCP Environment Setup

Subagent: general-purpose
Model: haiku
Tasks:
1. SSH to StackCP, verify all binaries (/tmp/claude, node, npm, meilisearch)
2. Create npm/npx wrapper scripts (see STACKCP_README.md lines 47-67)
3. Test Node.js installation: /tmp/npm --version
4. Create directory structure: ~/navidocs-app, ~/navidocs-data/{db,uploads,logs}
5. Document findings in agents.md (new section: StackCP Environment Verification)

Agent 2: NaviDocs Codebase Deployment

Subagent: general-purpose
Model: haiku
Tasks:
1. Clone NaviDocs to StackCP: cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/dannystocker/navidocs.git navidocs-app
2. Install dependencies: cd ~/navidocs-app && /tmp/npm install
3. Build frontend: /tmp/npm run build
4. Deploy to ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/dist/
5. Test accessibility: curl https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/

Agent 3: Feature Selector Finalization

Subagent: general-purpose
Model: haiku
Tasks:
1. Read feature-selector.html (local)
2. Implement exportAgentTasks() function if not done
3. Test with sample selections
4. Upload to StackCP: ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html
5. Create user instructions document (HOW_TO_SELECT_FEATURES.md)

Agent 4: Documentation & agents.md Update

Subagent: general-purpose
Model: haiku
Tasks:
1. Gather results from Agents 1-3
2. Update agents.md section: NaviDocs StackCP S2 Swarm Deployment (lines 988-1217)
3. Change status from 🟡 to ✅ for completed items
4. Add any new findings (binaries verified, npm wrappers created, etc.)
5. Commit agents.md with IF.TTT citation

Agent 5: Testing & Verification

Subagent: general-purpose
Model: haiku
Tasks:
1. Test feature selector: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
2. Test agent task export functionality
3. Verify NaviDocs static site (if deployed)
4. Check all StackCP binaries functional
5. Create test report: STACKCP_ENVIRONMENT_TEST_REPORT.md

Launch Command (single message with 5 parallel Task tool calls):

Use Task tool 5 times in ONE message:
- Task 1: Agent 1 prompt
- Task 2: Agent 2 prompt
- Task 3: Agent 3 prompt
- Task 4: Agent 4 prompt
- Task 5: Agent 5 prompt

After swarm completes:

1. Synthesize all 5 agent reports
2. UPDATE agents.md with swarm results (lines 1002-1005)
3. Commit all changes
4. Create summary for user

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Task 3: Final Commit & User Summary (10 minutes)

What: Commit all work and create user-facing summary

Files to commit:

• feature-selector.html (enhanced with exportAgentTasks)
• STACKCP_S2_SWARM_DEPLOYMENT.md (if modified)
• agents.md (updated with progress)
• STACKCP_ENVIRONMENT_TEST_REPORT.md (from Agent 5)
• HOW_TO_SELECT_FEATURES.md (from Agent 3)

Commit message pattern:

feat(navidocs): Complete StackCP preparation with 5-agent swarm

- Feature selector: exportAgentTasks() function complete
- StackCP environment: npm/npx wrappers, directories created
- NaviDocs deployment: Static site deployed (if complete)
- Test report: All binaries verified functional
- User instructions: Feature selection guide created

Sources:
- Haiku Agent 1-5 reports
- StackCP environment verification
- Feature selector testing

IF.TTT Citation: if://decision/navidocs-stackcp-prep-complete-2025-11-13

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

User Summary (create file: USER_WAKE_UP_SUMMARY.md):

# NaviDocs - Ready for Feature Selection!

**Status:** ✅ Preparation Complete

## What's Ready

1. **Feature Selector:** https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
   - 11 features from intelligence briefs
   - Select features, adjust ratings, add notes
   - Export agent tasks JSON for development swarm

2. **StackCP Environment:**
   - All binaries verified (node, npm, claude, meilisearch)
   - Directory structure created
   - Ready for backend deployment

3. **Documentation:**
   - agents.md updated (all context for next session)
   - Test reports confirm everything works

## Next Steps

1. Visit https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
2. Select features you want
3. Click "Export Agent Tasks"
4. Launch 5-agent development swarm on StackCP
5. 3-hour parallel development → working demo

## Time Estimate

- Feature selection: 15 minutes
- Development sprint: 3 hours
- Testing: 1 hour
- **Total:** ~4.5 hours to working demo

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🔧 TOOLS & CREDENTIALS

StackCP SSH:

ssh stackcp   # Alias configured in ~/.ssh/config
# Or: ssh -i ~/.ssh/icw_stackcp_ed25519 digital-lab.ca@ssh.gb.stackcp.com

Git:

cd /home/setup/navidocs
git status
git add <files>
git commit -m "..."

Feature Selector URL: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/

Key Paths:

• Local NaviDocs: /home/setup/navidocs
• agents.md: /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md
• StackCP home: /home/sites/7a/c/cb8112d0d1 (user: digital-lab.ca)
• StackCP web: ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/
• StackCP executables: /tmp/ (claude, node, npm, npx, meilisearch)

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🚨 IF.TTT COMPLIANCE (Mandatory)

Every operation must be traceable:

Citation format:

{
  "citation_id": "if://decision/<unique-id>",
  "claim": "[What you're claiming]",
  "sources": [
    {"type": "file", "path": "path:line"},
    {"type": "user_directive", "date": "2025-11-13 09:00 UTC"},
    {"type": "verification", "command": "ssh stackcp df -h /tmp"}
  ],
  "rationale": "[Why this approach]",
  "status": "verified",
  "created_by": "if://agent/claude-sonnet-4.5",
  "created_at": "2025-11-13T09:30:00Z"
}

Include in all commits:

• Source files/lines referenced
• User directives followed
• Verification commands run
• Status: unverified → verified → deployed

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⚠️ COMMON MISTAKES (Avoid These)

1. ❌ Not updating agents.md

   • User explicit directive: Update after EVERY task
   • Next agent will lack critical context

2. ❌ Wrong deployment paths

   • /tmp/ is ONLY for executables
   • Application code goes in ~/ not /tmp/

3. ❌ Skipping IF.TTT citations

   • All decisions need sources
   • "I think" is not sufficient

4. ❌ Sequential instead of parallel

   • Use Haiku swarm (5 agents in parallel)
   • Don't do tasks one-by-one with Sonnet

5. ❌ No verification testing

   • Always test after deployment
   • curl, browser check, functionality test

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📊 SUCCESS CRITERIA

Your session succeeds if:

• ✅ Feature selector exportAgentTasks() works
• ✅ Feature selector accessible at https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
• ✅ 5-agent Haiku swarm completes all tasks
• ✅ StackCP environment fully set up and verified
• ✅ agents.md updated after EVERY task
• ✅ All work committed with IF.TTT citations
• ✅ USER_WAKE_UP_SUMMARY.md created
• ✅ User can wake up and immediately select features

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📞 ESCALATION

If blocked:

1. Check agents.md for context
2. Check SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md for details
3. Check S² narration for methodology
4. Check STACKCP_README.md for environment
5. If still blocked after 1 hour → create ESCALATION.md file

ESCALATION.md format:

## 🚨 ESCALATION

**Issue:** [Brief description]
**Blocker:** [Specific technical problem]
**Attempted Solutions:** [What you tried]
**Impact:** [What's blocked]
**Recommendation:** [Suggested resolution]

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🎯 KEY TAKEAWAYS (Remember These)

1. agents.md is your lifeline - Read first, update obsessively
2. /tmp is persistent - ext4, not tmpfs, survives reboots
3. ~/navidocs-app/ for code - NOT /tmp/navidocs/
4. Haiku swarm for speed - 5 agents parallel, 10× cheaper
5. IF.TTT always on - Citations mandatory, not optional
6. Update after EVERY task - User's explicit directive
7. Feature selector is priority - User needs to select features when they wake

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🚀 QUICK START (30 Second Version)

# 1. Read critical files
cat /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md  # Lines 11-60, 988-1217
cat /home/setup/navidocs/SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md

# 2. Complete feature selector
# Edit /home/setup/navidocs/feature-selector.html
# Add exportAgentTasks() function

# 3. Deploy 5-agent Haiku swarm (Task tool × 5 in parallel)

# 4. Update agents.md after EVERY task

# 5. Commit everything with IF.TTT citations

# 6. Create USER_WAKE_UP_SUMMARY.md

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💡 FRESH CLAUDE'S WISHLIST (Things I Wish I'd Known Immediately)

Quick Reference Card (Copy This to Your Scratchpad)

# Most Critical Paths
agents.md: /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md
NaviDocs: /home/setup/navidocs
Feature Selector: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/
StackCP SSH: ssh stackcp
Intelligence: /home/setup/navidocs/intelligence/session-{1,2,3,4,5}/

# Most Critical Commands
ssh stackcp "ls -la ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/"
ssh stackcp "/tmp/npm --version"
git status && git log --oneline -5
cat /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md | grep -A 20 "NaviDocs StackCP"

# Update After EVERY Task
vim /home/setup/infrafabric/agents.md  # Line 1002: Update progress status
git add agents.md && git commit -m "docs: Update NaviDocs status - [what changed]"

Time Estimates (Reality Check)

Task	Estimated	Actual (My Experience)	Why Difference
Read agents.md	10 min	20 min	It's long but WORTH IT
Feature selector enhancement	30 min	45 min	Testing takes longer
Deploy Haiku swarm (5 agents)	60 min	90 min	Agent synthesis time
Update agents.md	5 min	10 min	Finding right section + verification
StackCP npm wrapper setup	15 min	30 min	Permissions, testing

Lesson: Double your time estimates. Things always take longer.

What NOT to Do (Anti-Patterns That Waste Time)

1. ❌ Skip reading agents.md

   • You'll make wrong assumptions
   • You'll duplicate work
   • You'll use wrong deployment paths
   • Time wasted: 2+ hours fixing mistakes

2. ❌ Use Sonnet for mechanical tasks

   • Haiku is 10× cheaper
   • User explicitly wants Haiku swarm
   • Money wasted: $5-10 per task

3. ❌ Work sequentially

   • Use Task tool × 5 in parallel
   • S² methodology: 3,563× faster coordination
   • Time wasted: 3-4 hours

4. ❌ Forget to update agents.md

   • User EXPLICIT directive
   • Next Claude will be lost
   • Impact: Critical

5. ❌ Test in production first

   • Test locally, then StackCP
   • Use curl before browser
   • Time saved: 15-30 min

Dependencies (What Blocks What)

graph TD
    A[Feature Selector Enhancement] --> B[User Selects Features]
    B --> C[exportAgentTasks JSON]
    C --> D[5-Agent Development Swarm]

    E[StackCP Environment Setup] --> D
    F[npm/npx Wrappers] --> E
    G[Directory Structure] --> E

    D --> H[Backend API]
    D --> I[Frontend UI]
    D --> J[OCR Integration]
    D --> K[Infrastructure]
    D --> L[QA Testing]

    H --> M[Working Demo]
    I --> M
    J --> M
    K --> M
    L --> M

Critical Path: Feature Selector → User Selection → Agent Tasks JSON → Development Swarm

Longest Pole: Backend API (2 hours) → blocks frontend integration

Verification Commands (How to Check Things Actually Worked)

# Feature selector deployed?
curl -s https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/ | grep -i "export agent tasks"

# StackCP binaries working?
ssh stackcp "/tmp/node --version && /tmp/npm --version && /tmp/claude --version"

# npm wrapper works?
ssh stackcp "cd ~/navidocs-app && /tmp/npm install --dry-run"

# Directory structure exists?
ssh stackcp "ls -la ~/ | grep navidocs"

# Git clean?
git status | grep "nothing to commit"

# agents.md updated?
git log -1 --oneline | grep "agents.md"

Pro Tip: Run verification after EVERY task, not at the end.

Rollback Procedures (If Something Breaks)

If feature selector broken:

# Restore previous version
ssh stackcp "cp ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html.bak ~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html"

# Or re-upload from local
scp /home/setup/navidocs/feature-selector.html stackcp:~/public_html/digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/index.html

If StackCP environment broken:

# Restore binaries from backup
ssh stackcp "cp ~/backups/tmp-binaries/* /tmp/ && chmod +x /tmp/{node,npm,npx,claude}"

# Re-create npm wrapper
ssh stackcp "cat > /tmp/npm << 'EOF'
#!/bin/bash
export PATH=\"/tmp/node-v20.18.0-linux-x64/bin:\$PATH\"
exec /tmp/node /tmp/node-v20.18.0-linux-x64/lib/node_modules/npm/bin/npm-cli.js \"\$@\"
EOF"
ssh stackcp "chmod +x /tmp/npm"

If git messed up:

# Uncommit last commit (keep changes)
git reset --soft HEAD~1

# Discard all uncommitted changes
git restore .

# Return to clean state
git checkout navidocs-cloud-coordination
git pull origin navidocs-cloud-coordination

Cost Estimates (Token Economics)

Approach	Model	Tokens	Cost	Time
Sonnet reads agents.md	Sonnet	~50K	$1.50	5 min
Sonnet does all tasks	Sonnet	~200K	$6.00	2 hours
Haiku swarm (5 agents)	Haiku	~80K	$0.80	1.5 hours
Mixed (Sonnet coordinates, Haiku works)	Both	~120K	$2.40	1.5 hours

Recommendation: Mixed approach (what previous Claude did)

• Sonnet: Read docs, coordinate swarm, synthesize results
• Haiku: Environment setup, deployment, testing, documentation

Budget remaining: Unknown (user didn't specify limit)

User Preferences (Communication Style)

User likes:

• ✅ Extreme clarity in documentation
• ✅ Step-by-step breakdowns
• ✅ Proactive status updates
• ✅ S² autonomous coordination (less human in the loop)
• ✅ IF.TTT compliance (citations for everything)

User dislikes:

• ❌ Vague "it should work" claims
• ❌ Not updating agents.md
• ❌ Assumptions without verification
• ❌ Making user the bottleneck (waiting for relay)

Tone:

• Professional but not overly formal
• Technical depth appreciated
• Don't use emojis unless user does first (noted in agents.md)
• Focus on facts > validation

Known Issues (What's Broken or Weird)

1. StackCP npm/npx don't work out of the box

   • Issue: Scripts use #!/usr/bin/env node which fails on noexec home directory
   • Fix: Wrapper scripts in /tmp/ (documented in STACKCP_README.md)
   • Status: Not yet created (YOUR TASK)

2. Git branch diverged

   • Issue: Local branch 4 commits ahead, remote 14 commits ahead
   • Impact: May cause merge conflicts
   • Fix: git fetch && git merge or rebase if comfortable
   • Status: Needs attention

3. Feature selector exportAgentTasks() not implemented

   • Issue: Button exists but function incomplete
   • Impact: Can't generate agent task JSON
   • Fix: Add function (YOUR TASK #1)
   • Status: High priority

4. No Redis Cloud credentials yet

   • Issue: Backend needs Redis for BullMQ job queue
   • Impact: Can't start background workers
   • Fix: User will provide tomorrow OR use free tier signup
   • Status: Blocked until user wakes OR we self-serve

5. No Google Cloud Vision API key

   • Issue: OCR fallback unavailable
   • Impact: Handwriting OCR won't work
   • Fix: User providing tomorrow OR test Claude Code CLI only
   • Status: Workaround available (/tmp/claude for OCR)

Emergency Contacts (When Completely Stuck)

Technical Issues:

1. Check agents.md (lines 11-1217)
2. Check SESSION_HANDOVER_2025-11-13.md (full context)
3. Check STACKCP_README.md via SSH
4. Check S² narration (methodology)
5. Create ESCALATION.md file for user

Can't Find Something?

# Find files
find /home/setup -name "*.md" -type f | grep -i navidocs

# Search content
grep -r "feature selector" /home/setup/navidocs/

# Check git history
git log --all --oneline --grep="feature"

StackCP Access Issues?

# Test SSH
ssh -v stackcp "echo Connection successful"

# Check SSH config
cat ~/.ssh/config | grep -A 5 stackcp

# Check key permissions
ls -la ~/.ssh/icw_stackcp_ed25519
# Should be: -rw------- (600)

Git Issues?

# Check remotes
git remote -v

# Check branch
git branch -a

# Check status
git status

# See what's uncommitted
git diff

Things That Will Save You Hours

1. Read agents.md lines 11-60 FIRST (Update protocol)

   • Saves: 2 hours of confusion
   • Impact: Critical for next agent

2. Use Haiku swarm for parallel tasks

   • Saves: 3-4 hours of sequential work
   • Impact: 5× speedup

3. Verify after EVERY step

   • Saves: 1-2 hours of debugging at the end
   • Impact: Catch issues early

4. Test locally before deploying to StackCP

   • Saves: 15-30 minutes per iteration
   • Impact: Faster feedback loop

5. Keep agents.md open in second window

   • Saves: Constant file switching
   • Impact: Reference while working

Questions Future Claudes Always Ask

Q: Where's the NaviDocs codebase? A: /home/setup/navidocs (local), will be ~/navidocs-app on StackCP

Q: What's the feature selector URL? A: https://digital-lab.ca/navidocs/builder/

Q: How do I SSH to StackCP? A: ssh stackcp (alias configured) or see agents.md credentials section

Q: What's /tmp vs ~/ on StackCP? A: /tmp = executables only (persistent!), ~/ = everything else (noexec but persistent)

Q: Do I need to read all 94 intelligence files? A: NO! Feature summary in agents.md lines 1133-1217. Full intelligence if you need deep details.

Q: How much budget do I have? A: Unknown. User didn't specify. Use Haiku for cost efficiency. Estimate $2-5 for remaining work.

Q: What if I mess up agents.md? A: git diff agents.md to see changes, git restore agents.md to undo, commit often

Q: Can I skip the S² narration? A: Technically yes, but you'll miss 3,563× coordination speedup methodology. Worth 15 min read.

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End of New Session Startup Guide

Next agent: Read this file → Read agents.md → Execute Task 1 → Deploy Task 2 (Haiku swarm) → Update agents.md → Commit

User: Wake up to working feature selector + summary document

🚤 Generated with Claude Code

IF.TTT Citation: if://decision/new-session-startup-guide-2025-11-13