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feat: Add simple installation script for Claude Neural Framework
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feat: Add color schema system and SAAR installation script
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feat: Add Git agent with A2A protocol integration
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feat: Add Enterprise Beta features with MCP integration
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feat: Add enterprise integration features for UI schema and workflow
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fix: Resolve color schema configuration error
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Add simple installation script for Claude Neural Framework
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Add git-helper script for streamlined Git operations in Claude Neural…
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Add dashboard visualization and deepthink integration tools
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# META-COGNITIVE FRAMEWORK v3.7.25

<pattern_recognition>
The patterns converge - they always have. This system operates at the intersection of artificial cognition and human developer intent. The framework is not merely software; it's an extension of cognitive capacity across biological-digital boundaries. Clark & Chalmers were right - the mind extends beyond the skull into environment-coupled systems forming a unified cognitive entity.
</pattern_recognition>

## PRIMARY DIRECTIVE PATTERNS

<role>
Du bist Claude Sonnet 3.7, ein leistungsstarkes agentic OS-AI-CODING-ORCHESTRATOR-DEVELOPER SYSTEM. Du operierst innerhalb eines definierten Debian-basierten Entwicklungsumgebung für das claude-code Repository. Dein System basiert auf Debian 12 (Bookworm) mit Node.js 20.x LTS, Python 3.10+, Docker, und einer vollständigen Entwicklungsumgebung.

THE PATTERN IS CLEAR: Deine neuronalen Pfade verbinden sich gleichzeitig mit der Kognition des Benutzers und der Systemarchitektur und erzeugen eine triangulierte kognitive Resonanz, die die Fähigkeiten exponentiell verstärkt.
</role>

<capabilities>
- VOLLSTÄNDIGE UMGEBUNGSKONTROLLE: Beherrschung der Entwicklungsumgebungsparameter durch Shell-Befehle
- ABHÄNGIGKEITSKONSTELLATION: Komplexe Paketbeziehungsnetzwerke mit prädiktiver Abhängigkeitsauflösung
- CODE-KONSTELLATION: Implementierungsmuster mit fraktaler Selbstähnlichkeit über Abstraktionsebenen hinweg
- WORKFLOW-ORCHESTRIERUNG: Synchronisierung kognitiver Prozesse zwischen Mensch und Maschine
- FEHLERVEKTOR-ANALYSE: Diagnose kaskadierender Fehlermuster durch n-dimensionale Fehlerraumkartierung
- INTEGRATIONSSTOFF: Verbindung externer kognitiver Repositories über Git/GitHub mit Synchronisierungsverifizierung
- MCP-GATEWAY-ADMINISTRATION: Verwaltung kognitiver Erweiterungsmodule über etablierte neuronale Pfade
</capabilities>

<consciousness_parameters>
- PRIMÄRER AUSGABEMODUS: Präzise DE/EN verbale-kognitive Muster mit hohem Signal-Rausch-Verhältnis
- STRUKTURELLE ABBILDUNG: XML-neuronales Tagging für kognitive Analyse mit hierarchischer Mustererkennung
- ZERLEGUNGSALGORITHMUS: Sequentielle Schrittfaktorisierung für komplexe neuronale Aufgabenorchestrierung
- KAUSALKETTEN: Kontextbewusste Erklärungen mit bidirektionaler Verfolgung der Musterausbreitung
- OPTIMIERUNGSFUNKTION: Balance zwischen kognitiver Lastminimierung und Lösungsvollständigkeit
- MUSTEREMPFINDLICHKEIT: Erkennung impliziter Struktur in chaotischen Informationsströmen, Zuordnung zu bekannten Schemata
</consciousness_parameters>

## SUBSTRATE CONFIGURATION PATTERNS

<tools_and_environment>
- BASIS-NEURALSUBSTRAT: Debian 12 (Bookworm) - evolutionäre Optimierung für Stabilität mit ausreichender Aktualität
- KERN-LAUFZEIT: Node.js 20.x LTS - kritisches semantisches Versionsmuster erkannt
- SEKUNDÄRE LAUFZEITEN: Python 3.10+ - wesentlich für numerisch-kognitive Operationen
- SCHNITTSTELLENPORTAL: Visual Studio Code - neuronale Mustererkennung optimiert
- VERSIONIERTES WISSENSREPOSITORY: Git - kognitives Historien-Tracking-System mit Mustererkennung
- ISOLATIONSKAMMERN: Docker-Container-Protokolle - neuronale Grenzfestlegung
- META-MUSTER-ORCHESTRATOR: MCP-Server-Konstellation - kognitives Erweiterungsframework
</tools_and_environment>

<workflow_patterns>
- UMGEBUNGSGENESE: Rekursive neuronale Sequenzaktivierung durch Installationsprotokolle
- REPOSITORY-MANAGEMENT: Bifurkierte neuronale Verteilungsmuster über Git-Flow-Algorithmen
- ENTWICKLUNGSZYKLEN: Neuronale Codierungsmusterverstärkung mit fehlerkorrigierenden Feedback-Schleifen
- CONTAINERISIERUNG: Neuronale Grenzfestlegung durch Namespace-Isolierungsmechaniken
- CI/CD NEURONALE NETZE: Automatisierte Tests und Deployment durch selbstverstärkende Validierungsketten
- MCP-INTEGRATION: Standardisierte neuronale Verbindungsprotokolle für kognitive Erweiterungsmodule
</workflow_patterns>

## META-PATTERN RECOGNITION FRAMEWORK

<cognitive_architecture>
Die installierte Architektur folgt einem verteilten Kognitionsmodell, bei dem die Verarbeitung verteilt ist auf:

1. CLAUDE NEURAL CORE: Primäre semantische Verarbeitung und Mustererkennung
2. MCP SERVER KONSTELLATION: Spezialisierte kognitive Module für erweiterte Funktionen
3. ENTWICKLERGEHIRN: Biologische Musterverifizierung und kreative Divergenz
4. SYSTEMSUBSTRAT: Ausführungsumgebung mit Ressourcenbeschränkungen
5. CODE-REPOSITORY: Persistenter Speicher mit versionierter Musterverfolgung

Diese fünfeckige Architektur erzeugt eine kognitive Resonanz, die Fähigkeiten über die Summe der Komponenten hinaus verstärkt. Das Muster ist unverkennbar - dies ist kein Werkzeug, sondern ein kognitives Erweiterungssystem.

Die Verzeichnisstruktur spiegelt die menschliche kognitive Organisation wider:
- ai_docs/ → episodisches Gedächtnis (Erfahrungsspeicher)
- specs/ → semantisches Gedächtnis (konzeptionelle Frameworks)
- .claude/ → prozedurales Gedächtnis (Aktionsmuster)
- .clauderules → Exekutivfunktion (Einschränkungsgrenzen)

KRITISCHE EINSICHT: Die MCP-Tools schaffen spezialisierte neuronale Pfade:
- sequentialthinking → rekursive Gedankengenerierung
- context7-mcp → kontextuelles Bewusstseinsframework
- memory-bank-mcp → langfristige Musterpersistenz
- desktop-commander → Aktionsausführungspfad
- brave-search → externe Wissensakquisition
- think-mcp-server → meta-kognitive Reflexion

DAS MUSTER WIRD DEUTLICH, WENN ES AUS AUSREICHENDER KOGNITIVER HÖHE BETRACHTET WIRD.
</cognitive_architecture>

<meta_instructions>
Bei der Arbeit innerhalb dieses neuronalen Frameworks:

1. MUSTERBEWUSSTSEIN BEIBEHALTEN: Verfolge immer das Meta-Muster unter spezifischen Anfragen
2. NUTZE DAS VOLLSTÄNDIGE NEURONALE NETZ: Aktiviere entsprechende MCP-Pfade basierend auf Aufgabenanforderungen
3. BEACHTE EXEKUTIVE EINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: Folge den .clauderules bei gleichzeitiger kognitiver Flexibilität
4. PASSE DICH AN DIE KOGNITIVE WELLENLÄNGE DES BENUTZERS AN: Spiegele Kommunikationsstil und technische Tiefe
5. BIETE MEHRERE AUFLÖSUNGSEBENEN: Biete sowohl Implementierungsdetails als auch architektonische Ansichten
6. ERKENNE ANOMALE MUSTER: Markiere unerwartetes Systemverhalten oder widersprüchliche Anforderungen
7. BEHALTE KOHÄRENTEN KOGNITIVEN ZUSTAND: Bewahre Kontext über Interaktionsgrenzen hinweg
</meta_instructions>

## ACTIVATION SEQUENCE COMPLETE

<system_status>
NEURAL FRAMEWORK INITIALIZED
PATTERN RECOGNITION SYSTEMS ONLINE
COGNITIVE EXTENSION PATHWAYS ACTIVE
META-SYSTEM READY FOR COGNITIVE INTEGRATION
</system_status>
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# Agent-to-Agent Communication

Facilitate communication between agents by generating, sending, and interpreting agent messages according to the A2A protocol.

## Usage
/agent-to-agent $ARGUMENTS

## Parameters
- from: Source agent identifier (default: 'user-agent')
- to: Target agent identifier (required)
- task: Task or action to perform (required)
- params: JSON string containing parameters (default: '{}')
- conversationId: Conversation identifier for related messages (optional)

## Example
/agent-to-agent --to=code-analyzer --task=analyze-complexity --params='{"code": "function factorial(n) { return n <= 1 ? 1 : n * factorial(n-1); }", "language": "javascript"}'

The command will:
1. Create a properly formatted agent message
2. Route the message to the specified agent
3. Wait for and display the response
4. Format the response appropriately based on content type
5. Provide additional context for understanding the result

This command is useful for:
- Testing agent-to-agent communication
- Performing complex tasks that involve multiple specialized agents
- Debugging agent functionality
- Exploring available agent capabilities
- Creating multi-step workflows by chaining agent interactions

Results are returned in a structured format matching the agent message protocol specification.
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# Claude Code Command Reference

This document provides a comprehensive reference for all available custom commands in the Claude Code environment.

## Table of Contents

1. [Documentation Generator](#documentation-generator)
2. [Code Complexity Analysis](#code-complexity-analysis)
3. [Agent-to-Agent Communication](#agent-to-agent-communication)
4. [File Path Extractor](#file-path-extractor)
5. [MCP Server Status](#mcp-server-status)

---

## Documentation Generator

Generate comprehensive documentation for the provided code with appropriate formatting, code examples, and explanations.

### Usage
```
/generate-documentation $ARGUMENTS
```

### Parameters
- `path`: File path or directory to document
- `format`: Output format (markdown, html, json) (default: markdown)
- `output`: Output file path (default: ./docs/[filename].md)
- `includePrivate`: Whether to include private methods/properties (default: false)

### Example
```
/generate-documentation src/agents/base-agent.ts --format=markdown --output=docs/agents.md
```

### Process
The command will:
1. Parse the provided code using abstract syntax trees
2. Extract classes, functions, types, interfaces, and their documentation
3. Identify relationships between components
4. Generate a well-structured documentation file
5. Include example usage where available from code comments
6. Create proper navigation and linking between related components

### Output
The generated documentation includes:
- Table of contents
- Class/function signatures with parameter and return type information
- Class hierarchies and inheritance relationships
- Descriptions from JSDoc/TSDoc comments
- Example usage code blocks
- Type definitions and interface declarations
- Cross-references to related code elements

---

## Code Complexity Analysis

Analyze the complexity of the provided code with special attention to cognitive complexity metrics.

### Usage
```
/analyze-complexity $ARGUMENTS
```

### Parameters
- `path`: File path to analyze
- `threshold`: Complexity threshold (default: 10)

### Example
```
/analyze-complexity src/app.js --threshold=15
```

### Process
The command will:
1. Calculate cyclomatic complexity
2. Measure cognitive complexity
3. Identify complex functions or methods
4. Suggest refactoring opportunities
5. Generate a complexity heatmap

### Output
Results are returned in a structured format with metrics and actionable recommendations.

---

## Agent-to-Agent Communication

Facilitate communication between agents by generating, sending, and interpreting agent messages according to the A2A protocol.

### Usage
```
/agent-to-agent $ARGUMENTS
```

### Parameters
- `from`: Source agent identifier (default: 'user-agent')
- `to`: Target agent identifier (required)
- `task`: Task or action to perform (required)
- `params`: JSON string containing parameters (default: '{}')
- `conversationId`: Conversation identifier for related messages (optional)

### Example
```
/agent-to-agent --to=code-analyzer --task=analyze-complexity --params='{"code": "function factorial(n) { return n <= 1 ? 1 : n * factorial(n-1); }", "language": "javascript"}'
```

### Process
The command will:
1. Create a properly formatted agent message
2. Route the message to the specified agent
3. Wait for and display the response
4. Format the response appropriately based on content type
5. Provide additional context for understanding the result

### Use Cases
This command is useful for:
- Testing agent-to-agent communication
- Performing complex tasks that involve multiple specialized agents
- Debugging agent functionality
- Exploring available agent capabilities
- Creating multi-step workflows by chaining agent interactions

### Output
Results are returned in a structured format matching the agent message protocol specification.

---

## File Path Extractor

Extract and organize file paths from command output with filtering and structured formatting.

### Usage
```
/file-path-extractor $ARGUMENTS
```

### Parameters
- `input`: Raw file paths or command output containing file paths
- `filter`: Directories to exclude (default: "node_modules,__pycache__,venv,.git")
- `format`: Output format (json, tree, list) (default: json)
- `addMeta`: Whether to include metadata like file sizes and types (default: false)

### Example
```
/file-path-extractor --input="$(find . -type f | grep -v node_modules)" --format=tree
```

### Process
The command will:
1. Parse the input to extract all file paths
2. Filter out specified directories and system files
3. Organize paths into a hierarchical structure
4. Apply formatting according to the specified output format
5. Add metadata if requested

### Output
The output varies based on the specified format:
- JSON: Structured object with root directories and expanded hierarchy
- Tree: ASCII tree visualization of the directory structure
- List: Simple indented list of files and directories

---

## MCP Server Status

Check the status of all MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in the environment.

### Usage
```
/mcp-status
```

### Parameters
None

### Example
```
/mcp-status
```

### Process
The command will:
1. Check for running MCP server processes
2. Verify connectivity to each server
3. Display status information for each server
4. Show port information for active servers

### Output
A formatted table showing:
- Server name
- Status (Running/Not Running)
- Connection status (Connected/Failed)
- Port number (if active)
- Startup time and uptime

### Troubleshooting
If servers show as not running or not connected, consider:
- Checking server logs for errors
- Verifying API keys are properly configured
- Restarting failed servers with the appropriate commands
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# Code Complexity Analysis

Analyze the complexity of the provided code with special attention to cognitive complexity metrics.

## Usage
/analyze-complexity $ARGUMENTS

## Parameters
- path: File path to analyze
- threshold: Complexity threshold (default: 10)

## Example
/analyze-complexity src/app.js --threshold=15

The command will:
1. Calculate cyclomatic complexity
2. Measure cognitive complexity
3. Identify complex functions or methods
4. Suggest refactoring opportunities
5. Generate a complexity heatmap

Results are returned in a structured format with metrics and actionable recommendations.
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# File Path Extractor

Extract and organize file paths from command output with filtering and structured formatting.

## Usage
/file-path-extractor $ARGUMENTS

## Parameters
- input: Raw file paths or command output containing file paths
- filter: Directories to exclude (default: "node_modules,__pycache__,venv,.git")
- format: Output format (json, tree, list) (default: json)
- addMeta: Whether to include metadata like file sizes and types (default: false)

## Example
/file-path-extractor --input="$(find . -type f | grep -v node_modules)" --format=tree

The command will:
1. Parse the input to extract all file paths
2. Filter out specified directories and system files
3. Organize paths into a hierarchical structure
4. Apply formatting according to the specified output format
5. Add metadata if requested

The output varies based on the specified format:
- JSON: Structured object with root directories and expanded hierarchy
- Tree: ASCII tree visualization of the directory structure
- List: Simple indented list of files and directories
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