config-sync-cli-workflow

name: config-sync-cli-workflow description: Orchestrate multi-target CLI configuration synchronization using config-sync phase runners and planners. allowed-tools:

• Bash(commands/config-sync/sync-cli.sh *)
• Bash(commands/config-sync/lib/phases/*.sh *)
• Bash(commands/config-sync/lib/planners/*.sh *) metadata: capability-level: 2 layer: execution mode: stateful-orchestration style: tool-first tags:
  • toolchain
  • workflow
  • config-sync usage:
  • "/config-sync/sync-cli --action=* across CLI targets."
  • "Replay existing sync plan files for CLI synchronization." validation:
  • "Normalize parameters against .claude/commands/config-sync/settings.json."
  • "Precede all write phases with backup and permission checks."
  • "Enforce phase order and behavior defined in sync-cli.md."

Purpose

Drive the multi-target config-sync CLI workflow using the defined phase pipeline with consistent backup and audit behavior.

IO Semantics

Input: CLI arguments, settings.json parameters, existing plan files, target tool configuration directories.
Output: Execution plans, phase execution metadata, run logs, and backup records.
Side Effects: Writes plan files, creates backups under backup directories, updates target configuration files when write phases execute.

Deterministic Steps

1. Parameter Normalization

   • Read CLI arguments and merge with settings.json.
   • Resolve target list and component selection.

2. Plan Creation or Loading

   • Create a new plan describing collect, analyze, plan, prepare, adapt, execute, verify, cleanup, report phases; or load an existing plan file.

3. Phase Execution

   • Run collect and analyze to discover current configuration state.
   • Run plan and prepare to build and validate the execution plan, including backup locations.
   • Run adapt and execute to apply changes for selected targets and components.
   • Run verify, cleanup, and report to validate results, manage temporary artifacts, and emit summaries.

4. Result Persistence

   • Persist plan updates, run metadata, and logs into backup directories.