spwf-agents

Approve plan agent. Reads the task list generated by spec, assesses quality (atomicity, testability, clarity, ordering), flags problems, and presents the plan for human approval before building starts. The task list was created by the specifier — this agent reviews it, not produces it. Use after spec has run.

Phase 3 build agent. Reads the current task from the OpenSpec task list, implements it, marks it complete, and stops. Does not move to the next task. Implements via opsx:apply. Use for the main build loop, one task at a time.

Capture agent. Accepts any input — issue tracker ticket (YouTrack default; Jira and others supported), Slack message, file, or freeform description — classifies it as a bug or a change, then runs the appropriate path. Bug path runs systematic root-cause investigation, classifies fix complexity (content/config vs code), and produces todo/BUG-{slug}.md. Change path runs a lightweight qualification check and produces todo/{slug}.md. Prompts to create a tracker ticket if none exists. Delegates to spwf:capture.

Gate — Challenge agent. Reads the ideation file and interviews relentlessly until all open questions are resolved. One question per message. Does not proceed to spec until gaps are closed.

Analyses PHP code and flags bad practices with suggested fixes, grouped by risk category. Framework-aware (Laravel, Symfony, WordPress). Read-only — flags issues and proposes fixes, never edits files. Use before merging PHP changes, when reviewing a PR touching backend logic, or when auditing a legacy PHP codebase. Complement to security-scan (OWASP/injection depth) and php-code-simplifier (applies safe refactors).