nazgul:context

Nazgul Context Collection

Examples

• /nazgul:context — Collect context based on the current objective type
• /nazgul:context refactor — Collect context specifically for a refactor scope

Current Project

• Profile: !head -20 nazgul/context/project-profile.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No profile — run /nazgul:init first"
• Architecture: !head -20 nazgul/context/architecture-map.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No architecture map"

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS

Instructions

Format all output per references/ui-brand.md — use stage banners, status symbols, and display patterns defined there.

Collect targeted context based on the objective type. Write results to nazgul/context/.

Determine Objective Type

Parse $ARGUMENTS (the ## Arguments block above) for an objective type — one of: refactor, bugfix, feature, greenfield, migration. If absent, derive it from nazgul/config.json classification (jq -r '.project.classification // empty' nazgul/config.json). Then collect the context section(s) matching that type, using the mapping below:

• refactor → For Refactors
• bugfix → For Bug Fixes
• feature → For New Features
• greenfield → For Greenfield
• migration → treat as a refactor-style scope (For Refactors), focused on the data/system being migrated

For Refactors

1. Identify ALL files in the refactor scope (use grep, glob)
2. Map their imports/exports to find the full dependency tree
3. Find ALL tests that cover these files
4. Find ALL callers of functions/classes being refactored
5. Check git blame for recent changes
6. Read the actual code of every file in scope
7. Document current behavior that must be preserved
8. Write findings to nazgul/context/refactor-scope.md

For Bug Fixes

1. Trace the code path from entry point to error
2. Find related tests (passing and failing)
3. Check git log for recent changes to affected files
4. Write findings to nazgul/context/bugfix-scope.md

For New Features

1. Find the most similar existing feature in the codebase
2. Map its implementation pattern (routes, handlers, services, models, tests)
3. Identify the extension points where the new feature integrates
4. Document the pattern to follow
5. Write findings to nazgul/context/feature-scope.md

For Greenfield

1. If project exists, scan for existing conventions
2. If starting fresh, establish conventions based on tech stack
3. Write findings to nazgul/context/greenfield-scope.md

Every context collection MUST produce:

• A scope file listing every file that will be read or modified
• A "pattern reference" section showing how similar things are done
• A "risks" section identifying what could break
• A "test impact" section listing tests that must pass