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Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI
--- namespace: aiwg name: artifact-lookup-a5ada5d14cd6 platforms: [all] description: Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI --- # artifact-lookup Search and navigate SDLC artifacts using the artifact index. ## Triggers Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description): - "where is [artifact]" → artifact location query - "find my [SAD/test plan/ADR]" → artifact search shorthand ## Purpose This skill wraps the `aiwg index` CLI commands to provide natural language artifact discovery. Agents and users can query, navigate dependencies, and check project health without knowing the exact CLI syntax. ## Behavior ### Query Artifacts When the user asks to find artifacts by topic, type, or phase: ```bash # By keyword aiwg index query "authentication" --json # By type aiwg index query --type use-case --json # By phase aiwg index query --phase testing --json # By tag aiwg index query --tags security,auth --json # Combined filters aiwg index query "login" --type use-case --phase requirements --json # default Fortemi Core static cache aiwg index query "login" --json # Fortemi static semantic and filtered hybrid modes aiwg index query "login architecture" --semantic --json aiwg index query "login architecture" --hybrid --type adr --tags auth --json ``` Parse the JSON output and present results in a readable summary: - List matching artifacts with path, title, and relevance score - Highlight the most relevant result - Suggest related queries if results are sparse ### Check Dependencies When the user asks what depends on or references an artifact: ```bash # Both directions aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json # Upstream only (what this depends on) aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction upstream --json # Downstream only (what depends on this) aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction downstream --json # Fortemi Core static-cache traversal, when synced aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json aiwg index neighbors --graph project --node UC-001 --json aiwg index set --graph project --op intersection --node-a UC-001 --node-b ADR-001 --json ``` Present the dependency tree in a readable format: - Show upstream dependencies (what the artifact relies on) - Show downstream dependents (what would be impacted by changes) - Flag high fan-out artifacts (many dependents) ### Show Statistics When the user asks about project health or artifact stats: ```bash aiwg index stats --json aiwg index status --json ``` Summarize: - Total artifacts by phase and type - Coverage percentage - Orphaned artifacts (no connections) - Most referenced artifacts ### Rebuild Index When the user creates new artifacts or asks to refresh: ```bash aiwg index build ``` Report what changed (new, updated, unchanged counts). ## Archiving Answers ### `--archive-answer` flag Pass `--archive-answer` to persist the query result as a structured artifact instead of (or in addition to) displaying it in chat: ``` artifact-lookup "authentication flow" --archive-answer artifact-lookup --type use-case --archive-answer --tags auth,security ``` When this flag is present, after presenting results the skill invokes `archive-answer` with: - `title` derived from the query string - `content` set to the formatted result summary - `source-query` set to the original query expression - `tags` forwarded if provided Without the flag, the skill still offers archival automatically when it detects a substantive result (3+ matching artifacts with meaningful relevance scores, or a dependency tree with 5+ nodes). In that case it asks: "This looks like a useful finding. Archive it? (y/n)" Archived answers land in `.aiwg/working/answers/` and are picked up by the next `aiwg index build` run. ## Output Format Always present results as structured summaries, not raw JSON dumps. Example: ``` Found 3 artifacts about "authentication": 1. UC-001: User Authentication (requirements, score: 0.95) Path: .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md Tags: auth, security 2. ADR-001: JWT Token Strategy (architecture, score: 0.82) Path: .aiwg/architecture/adr-001.md Tags: auth, architecture 3. TP-001: Auth Test Plan (testing, score: 0.75) Path: .aiwg/testing/tp-001.md Tags: auth, testing ``` ## Prerequisites - Artifact index must exist (`aiwg index build` must have been run) - If index doesn't exist, offer to build it first - Fortemi Core lookups require `aiwg index sync`; if the static cache is missing or stale, omit the legacy backend and use the local index ## References - @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/frameworks/sdlc-complete/rules/artifact-discovery.md — Agent protocol rules - @$AIWG_ROOT/src/artifacts/cli.ts — CLI implementation--- namespace: aiwg name: artifact-lookup-a5ada5d14cd6 platforms: [all] description: Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI --- # artifact-lookup Search and navigate SDLC artifacts using the artifact index. ## Triggers Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description): - "where is [artifact]" → artifact location query - "find my [SAD/test plan/ADR]" → artifact search shorthand ## Purpose This skill wraps the `aiwg index` CLI commands to provide natural language artifact discovery. Agents and users can query, navigate dependencies, and check project health without knowing the exact CLI syntax. ## Behavior ### Query Artifacts When the user asks to find artifacts by topic, type, or phase: ```bash # By keyword aiwg index query "authentication" --json # By type aiwg index query --type use-case --json # By phase aiwg index query --phase testing --json # By tag aiwg index query --tags security,auth --json # Combined filters aiwg index query "login" --type use-case --phase requirements --json # default Fortemi Core static cache aiwg index query "login" --json # Fortemi static semantic and filtered hybrid modes aiwg index query "login architecture" --semantic --json aiwg index query "login architecture" --hybrid --type adr --tags auth --json ``` Parse the JSON output and present results in a readable summary: - List matching artifacts with path, title, and relevance score - Highlight the most relevant result - Suggest related queries if results are sparse ### Check Dependencies When the user asks what depends on or references an artifact: ```bash # Both directions aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json # Upstream only (what this depends on) aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction upstream --json # Downstream only (what depends on this) aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction downstream --json # Fortemi Core static-cache traversal, when synced aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json aiwg index neighbors --graph project --node UC-001 --json aiwg index set --graph project --op intersection --node-a UC-001 --node-b ADR-001 --json ``` Present the dependency tree in a readable format: - Show upstream dependencies (what the artifact relies on) - Show downstream dependents (what would be impacted by changes) - Flag high fan-out artifacts (many dependents) ### Show Statistics When the user asks about project health or artifact stats: ```bash aiwg index stats --json aiwg index status --json ``` Summarize: - Total artifacts by phase and type - Coverage percentage - Orphaned artifacts (no connections) - Most referenced artifacts ### Rebuild Index When the user creates new artifacts or asks to refresh: ```bash aiwg index build ``` Report what changed (new, updated, unchanged counts). ## Archiving Answers ### `--archive-answer` flag Pass `--archive-answer` to persist the query result as a structured artifact instead of (or in addition to) displaying it in chat: ``` artifact-lookup "authentication flow" --archive-answer artifact-lookup --type use-case --archive-answer --tags auth,security ``` When this flag is present, after presenting results the skill invokes `archive-answer` with: - `title` derived from the query string - `content` set to the formatted result summary - `source-query` set to the original query expression - `tags` forwarded if provided Without the flag, the skill still offers archival automatically when it detects a substantive result (3+ matching artifacts with meaningful relevance scores, or a dependency tree with 5+ nodes). In that case it asks: "This looks like a useful finding. Archive it? (y/n)" Archived answers land in `.aiwg/working/answers/` and are picked up by the next `aiwg index build` run. ## Output Format Always present results as structured summaries, not raw JSON dumps. Example: ``` Found 3 artifacts about "authentication": 1. UC-001: User Authentication (requirements, score: 0.95) Path: .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md Tags: auth, security 2. ADR-001: JWT Token Strategy (architecture, score: 0.82) Path: .aiwg/architecture/adr-001.md Tags: auth, architecture 3. TP-001: Auth Test Plan (testing, score: 0.75) Path: .aiwg/testing/tp-001.md Tags: auth, testing ``` ## Prerequisites - Artifact index must exist (`aiwg index build` must have been run) - If index doesn't exist, offer to build it first - Fortemi Core lookups require `aiwg index sync`; if the static cache is missing or stale, omit the legacy backend and use the local index ## References - @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/frameworks/sdlc-complete/rules/artifact-discovery.md — Agent protocol rules - @$AIWG_ROOT/src/artifacts/cli.ts — CLI implementation
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