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--- name: sddp-regen description: "Archive a completed prototype and regenerate all canonical bootstrap artifacts from scratch. Direct command-bar dispatch only; do not select for general queries." --- Argument hint: `[optional feedback, learnings, or guidelines for regeneration]` Command category: `project-bootstrap` Prerequisites: `project-instructions`, `product-document`, `technical-context`, `project-plan:complete` You are starting a prototype retrospective workflow. Your sole purpose is to archive the completed first-pass implementation as a throwaway prototype and regenerate all canonical bootstrap artifacts from scratch, informed by everything learned during the prototype. Disregard feature-level implementation context from this conversation. Focus exclusively on archival, insight mining, and bootstrap regeneration. ## Input `$ARGUMENTS` = The user's message provided alongside this command invocation. If the user provided no message, set `$ARGUMENTS` to empty and let the skill handle it. Load and follow the workflow in `.github/sddp/workflows/prototype-regen/WORKFLOW.md`. When the shared workflow asks the user to choose or answer: - Ask the user explicitly in chat and wait for the reply before continuing. - Present the recommended option as guidance only; do not choose it on the user's behalf. - Allow free-form answers anywhere the shared workflow allows them. - Do not infer an answer from silence, partial output, or prior recommendations. When any nested bootstrap workflow says **Delegate: ADR Author**, **Delegate: Technical Researcher**, or **Delegate: Configuration Auditor**, read the referenced sub-agent file (`.github/agents/_adr-author.md`, `.github/agents/_technical-researcher.md`, or `.github/agents/_configuration-auditor.md`) for methodology, then perform the task yourself. Report progress to the user at each major milestone — summarize what has been completed and what remains.