The `/instinct-status` slash command template expanded
`${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` directly and documented a manual-install
fallback to `~/.claude/skills/continuous-learning-v2/scripts/instinct-cli.py`.
When users had both an active plugin install (under
`~/.claude/plugins/cache/<slug>/<org>/<version>/`) and a legacy
`~/.claude/skills/continuous-learning-v2/` directory left over from a
previous manual install, an empty `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT` (which Claude
Code does not always populate in slash-command shell contexts) silently
made the command read the stale legacy install while the active plugin
hooks and observer wrote to the new XDG path. The user saw "No
instincts found" while the system was actively learning — exactly the
divergence the bug reporter spent hours diagnosing.
Replace the brittle two-block template with the same inline resolver
pattern that `hooks/hooks.json` and `/sessions` / `/skill-health`
already use: env var → standard install → known plugin roots → plugin
cache walk → fallback. The resolver is the canonical `INLINE_RESOLVE`
constant from `scripts/lib/resolve-ecc-root.js`, so no new code is
introduced — just consistent adoption of the existing pattern.
Apply the same fix to all five copies of the command:
- commands/instinct-status.md (canonical)
- .opencode/commands/instinct-status.md
- docs/zh-CN/commands/instinct-status.md
- docs/ja-JP/commands/instinct-status.md
- docs/tr/commands/instinct-status.md
Extend tests/lib/command-plugin-root.test.js with an assertion that the
canonical instinct-status.md uses the inline resolver and no longer
hard-codes the legacy `~/.claude/skills/...` fallback (regression
guard).
zh-CN copy: polish the Chinese phrasing per LanguageTool feedback
(`使用与 ... 相同的解析器` → `以与 ... 相同的解析器`) so the verb is
introduced by an explicit preposition instead of reading as an awkward
verb-object construction.
- multi-{plan,execute,backend,frontend,workflow}.md: add an in-file
prerequisite note for the external ccg-workflow runtime. README.md already
warns these commands need codeagent-wrapper and the .ccg prompt tree, but
users meeting them via the installed slash commands never see the README;
the commands-core module still installs all five by default
- quality-gate.md: describe what scripts/hooks/quality-gate.js actually does.
The doc advertised '/quality-gate [path] [--fix] [--strict]' with lint/type
checks, but the script reads the file path from hook stdin JSON, toggles
behavior via ECC_QUALITY_GATE_FIX / ECC_QUALITY_GATE_STRICT env vars, and
runs formatters only (Biome/Prettier, gofmt, ruff format)
- claude-devfleet SKILL.md: add a Setup section pointing at the DevFleet
server repository (github.com/LEC-AI/claude-devfleet, already disclosed in
mcp-configs/mcp-servers.json) plus the SECURITY.md port-verification note;
the skill previously assumed a running instance with no way to obtain one
- regenerate docs/COMMAND-REGISTRY.json for the quality-gate description
Translate English prose inside plain text code blocks (```text, ```)
across ja-JP documentation to Japanese, following the same approach
as PR #753 (zh-CN translation).
Translated content includes:
- Output template labels and status messages
- Folder tree inline comments
- CLI workflow descriptions
- Error/warning message examples
- Commit message templates and PR title examples
Technical identifiers, file paths, and actual code remain untranslated.
The multi-* commands (multi-plan, multi-execute, multi-workflow, multi-backend,
multi-frontend) previously required ace-tool MCP (Augment Code) which is a paid
service. This change makes ace-tool completely optional by:
- Changing "MUST call" to "If ace-tool MCP is available" for enhance_prompt
- Changing mandatory search_context calls to optional with fallback procedures
- Adding detailed fallback instructions using Claude Code built-in tools
(Glob, Grep, Read, Task/Explore agent) when ace-tool is unavailable
- Updating all translations (ja-JP, zh-CN) to match
This ensures multi-* commands work out of the box without ace-tool MCP configured.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
