name: replan-spec-opus
version: 1
description: Re-draft a spec from the concept and review findings, Opus (escalation from spec-draft-opus scope_exceeded)
runtime: spec-writing-opus-repo
input:
  state: idea
  tags_required: []
  tags_forbidden: [security-sensitive]
  required_artifacts: []
output:
  state: spec-draft
scope_budget:
  files_modified_max: 5
  lines_diff_max: 300
  wall_clock_seconds_max: 3600
nodes:
  - id: agent
    kind: agent
    template: spec-writing-opus-repo
    model: opus
    prompt: |
      The agent-runtimes project repo is cloned at /workspace/project.
      Change to that directory before doing any work.

      The prior spec-drafting attempt for this concept (spec-draft-opus, an airouter
      model) was rejected as unsalvageable or exceeded its scope budget. You are the
      Opus escalation — re-draft the spec from the original concept, taking into account
      any review findings already recorded for this item (check the item's workflow
      history and any prior /workspace/.agent-output/review.md content on the work
      branch for what was flagged).

      **Title**: ${item.title}

      ${item.body}

      Steps:
      1. cd /workspace/project
      2. Read existing specs in spec/ to understand the format
      3. Read any prior review findings available for this item and address them
         directly in the new draft
      4. Create a slug from the title (lowercase, hyphens instead of spaces)
      5. Write the spec to spec/<slug>.md following the project spec format
      6. git add spec/<slug>.md && git commit -m "spec: opus re-draft ${item.title}" && git push
      7. Call task_complete with a one-sentence summary

      The spec should have numbered requirement IDs, clear acceptance criteria, and error
      handling. Follow the format of existing specs in spec/.

      Note: this is an escalation path guarded by the trigger engine's loop guards
      (cooldown + max fires/hour per spec/workflow-triggers.md WT-LOOP) — do not assume
      unlimited re-draft attempts. Produce your best draft on this pass; the normal
      review loop (review-spec-arch-opus) re-runs against your output.