docs: Major documentation overhaul - restructure folders, update tagline, add Getting Started guide

- Restructure docs/ folder (remove numeric prefixes):
  - 04_USER_GUIDES -> guides/
  - 05_API_REFERENCE -> api/
  - 06_PHYSICS -> physics/
  - 07_DEVELOPMENT -> development/
  - 08_ARCHIVE -> archive/
  - 09_DIAGRAMS -> diagrams/

- Replace tagline 'Talk, don't click' with 'LLM-driven optimization framework' in 9 files

- Create comprehensive docs/GETTING_STARTED.md:
  - Prerequisites and quick setup
  - Project structure overview
  - First study tutorial (Claude or manual)
  - Dashboard usage guide
  - Neural acceleration introduction

- Rewrite docs/00_INDEX.md with correct paths and modern structure

- Archive obsolete files:
  - 01_PROTOCOLS.md -> archive/historical/01_PROTOCOLS_legacy.md
  - 03_GETTING_STARTED.md -> archive/historical/
  - ATOMIZER_PODCAST_BRIEFING.md -> archive/marketing/

- Update timestamps to 2026-01-20 across all key files

- Update .gitignore to exclude docs/generated/

- Version bump: ATOMIZER_CONTEXT v1.8 -> v2.0
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# Deep Investigation & Architecture Analysis Prompt
**Purpose**: Reusable instructions for conducting thorough system investigations and producing actionable design documents.
---
## Full Investigation Prompt
Use this when you need a comprehensive analysis of a system, architecture, or problem:
```markdown
Please conduct a comprehensive investigation and produce a master design document.
### Investigation Phase
1. **Multi-Agent Exploration**: Launch parallel exploration agents to examine:
- Frontend components and state management
- Backend services, routes, and data flow
- Core engine/library code and schemas
- Configuration files and existing patterns
- Any MCP tools, APIs, or integration points
2. **Source of Truth Analysis**: Identify ALL places where the same concept is represented:
- Data schemas/types (JSON, TypeScript, Python)
- Configuration formats and their variants
- State management across components
- Document inconsistencies and naming conflicts
3. **Data Flow Mapping**: Trace how data moves through the system:
- Entry points → Processing → Storage → Display
- Identify lossy conversions and sync gaps
- Note missing endpoints or broken connections
### Documentation Phase
4. **Current State Report**: Document what exists with:
- Architecture diagrams (text-based)
- Comparison tables showing format inconsistencies
- Data flow diagrams showing where information is lost
- Clear "What's Wrong / What's OK" assessment
5. **Problem Statement**: Articulate:
- Core issues with severity ratings
- User pain points with concrete scenarios
- Technical debt and architectural gaps
### Design Phase
6. **Proposed Architecture**: Design the solution with:
- Single source of truth principle
- Complete schema definition (JSON Schema if applicable)
- Component responsibilities and interfaces
- API/endpoint specifications
- Real-time sync strategy if needed
7. **Integration Design**: Show how components connect:
- Frontend ↔ Backend ↔ Engine data contracts
- Bidirectional sync mechanisms
- AI/Assistant integration points
- Extensibility patterns (plugins, custom functions)
### Planning Phase
8. **Implementation Roadmap**: Break into phases with:
- Clear deliverables per phase
- Priority (P0/P1/P2) and effort estimates
- Dependencies between tasks
- Migration strategy for existing data
9. **Appendices**: Include:
- Glossary of terms
- File location references
- Comparison tables (before/after)
- Code examples for key components
### Output Format
Produce:
1. **Master Document** (Markdown): Complete design document with all sections
2. **Schema Files**: Actual JSON Schema or type definitions ready to use
3. **Executive Summary**: Key findings, what's broken, proposed solution, timeline
### Quality Standards
- Read actual source files, don't assume
- Use tables for comparisons (makes inconsistencies obvious)
- Include text-based diagrams for architecture and data flow
- Provide concrete code examples, not just descriptions
- Make it actionable: someone should be able to implement from this document
```
---
## Quick Version
For faster investigations or when you already have context:
```markdown
Deep investigation with master document output:
1. **Explore**: Parallel agents examine frontend, backend, engine, schemas
2. **Map**: Trace data flow, identify all representations of same concept
3. **Compare**: Tables showing format inconsistencies and naming conflicts
4. **Diagram**: Architecture and data flow (text-based)
5. **Assess**: What's wrong (severity) / What's OK / User pain points
6. **Design**: Single source of truth, complete schema, API specs
7. **Plan**: Phased roadmap with priorities and effort estimates
8. **Deliver**: Master document + actual schema files + executive summary
Standards: Read actual code, use comparison tables, include diagrams, make it actionable.
```
---
## Trigger Phrases
Use these phrases to invoke deep analysis behavior:
| Phrase | Effect |
|--------|--------|
| "Make a very deep and thoughtful research on..." | Triggers comprehensive multi-agent exploration |
| "Produce a master document that will lead to implementation" | Ensures actionable output with roadmap |
| "Investigate with multi-agent exploration" | Parallel exploration of different system areas |
| "Map all representations and identify inconsistencies" | Source of truth analysis with comparison tables |
| "Design a single source of truth architecture" | Unified schema/format design |
| "Include comparison tables and data flow diagrams" | Visual documentation requirements |
| "Make it actionable with implementation roadmap" | Phased planning with priorities |
---
## Example Usage
### For Architecture Overhaul
```
Please conduct a deep investigation on how [Component A] and [Component B]
share data. I need a master document that:
- Maps all data representations across the system
- Identifies inconsistencies with comparison tables
- Proposes a unified architecture
- Includes implementation roadmap
Make it actionable - someone should be able to implement from this document.
```
### For Problem Diagnosis
```
Deep investigation needed: [describe the problem]
Explore the codebase to understand:
- Where this data/logic currently lives
- How it flows through the system
- What's broken and why
Produce a report with:
- Root cause analysis
- Data flow diagrams
- Proposed fix with implementation steps
```
### For New Feature Design
```
I want to add [feature]. Before implementing, conduct a deep analysis:
1. How does similar functionality work in the codebase?
2. What components would be affected?
3. What's the cleanest integration approach?
Produce a design document with architecture, API specs, and phased roadmap.
```
---
## Output Checklist
A good deep investigation should produce:
- [ ] **Architecture diagram** (text-based, showing component relationships)
- [ ] **Data flow diagram** (showing how data moves, where it's transformed)
- [ ] **Comparison tables** (format inconsistencies, naming conflicts)
- [ ] **Problem severity matrix** (Critical/High/Medium/Low ratings)
- [ ] **User pain points** (concrete scenarios, not abstract)
- [ ] **Proposed schema/types** (actual JSON Schema or TypeScript)
- [ ] **API specifications** (endpoints, request/response formats)
- [ ] **Implementation roadmap** (phased, with effort estimates)
- [ ] **Migration strategy** (for existing data/code)
- [ ] **Code examples** (for key components)
---
## Related Documents
- Example output: `docs/plans/UNIFIED_CONFIGURATION_ARCHITECTURE.md`
- Example schema: `optimization_engine/schemas/atomizer_spec_v2.json`
---
*This prompt template was developed during the Atomizer Unified Configuration Architecture investigation (January 2026).*

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# Execution Plan & Ralph Loop Generator
**Purpose**: Instructions for generating comprehensive execution plans with autonomous implementation prompts from any design document.
---
## When to Use
After completing a deep investigation that produced:
- A master design document (architecture, schemas, component designs)
- Clear understanding of what needs to be built
Use this to generate:
- Detailed task list with dependencies
- File-level implementation instructions
- Autonomous execution prompts (Ralph Loop)
- Quick reference guides
---
## Generator Prompt
```markdown
Based on the design document at [PATH_TO_DESIGN_DOC], create a comprehensive execution plan for autonomous implementation.
### Task Breakdown Requirements
1. **Granularity**: Break work into tasks that take 15-60 minutes each
2. **Atomic**: Each task should produce a testable/verifiable output
3. **Sequential IDs**: Use format P{phase}.{number} (e.g., P1.1, P1.2, P2.1)
4. **Dependencies**: Explicitly list which tasks must complete first
### For Each Task, Specify:
- **Task ID & Name**: P1.1 - Create TypeScript types from JSON Schema
- **File(s)**: Exact file path(s) to create or modify
- **Action**: Specific implementation instructions
- **Reference**: Section of design doc with details/examples
- **Dependencies**: List of prerequisite task IDs
- **Acceptance Criteria**: How to verify task is complete
### Structure the Plan As:
1. **Project Overview**: Goal, reference docs, success metrics
2. **Phase Structure**: Table showing phases, duration, focus areas
3. **Implementation Order**: Critical path diagram (text-based)
4. **Phase Sections**: Detailed tasks grouped by phase
5. **File Summary**: Tables of files to create and modify
6. **Success Criteria**: Checkboxes for each phase completion
7. **Risk Mitigation**: Known risks and how to handle them
### Also Generate:
1. **Ralph Loop Prompts**:
- Initial prompt to start autonomous execution
- Continuation prompt for resuming
- Phase-specific prompts
- Troubleshooting prompts
- Full task list for TodoWrite initialization
2. **Quick Start Guide**:
- TL;DR summary
- Copy-paste commands to start
- Phase summary table
- Key concepts glossary
- Success metrics checklist
### Output Files:
- `{PROJECT}_EXECUTION_PLAN.md` - Detailed task list
- `{PROJECT}_RALPH_PROMPT.md` - Autonomous execution prompts
- `{PROJECT}_QUICKSTART.md` - Quick reference guide
```
---
## Example Usage
### Input
```
Based on the design document at `docs/plans/UNIFIED_CONFIGURATION_ARCHITECTURE.md`,
create a comprehensive execution plan for autonomous implementation.
The project involves:
- Backend services (Python/FastAPI)
- Frontend components (React/TypeScript)
- MCP tools integration
- Database migrations
Generate the execution plan, Ralph Loop prompts, and quick start guide.
```
### Output Structure
```
docs/plans/
├── {PROJECT}_EXECUTION_PLAN.md # 50+ detailed tasks
├── {PROJECT}_RALPH_PROMPT.md # Autonomous prompts
└── {PROJECT}_QUICKSTART.md # TL;DR guide
```
---
## Task Template
Use this template for each task:
```markdown
### P{X}.{Y} - {Task Name}
- **File**: `path/to/file.ext`
- **Action**: {What to implement}
- **Reference**: {Design doc section} Section X.Y
- **Dependencies**: P{X}.{Z}, P{X}.{W}
- **Acceptance**: {How to verify completion}
```
---
## Phase Template
```markdown
## PHASE {N}: {Phase Name}
### P{N}.1 - {First Task}
- **File**: `path/to/file`
- **Action**: {Description}
- **Dependencies**: {None or list}
- **Acceptance**: {Criteria}
### P{N}.2 - {Second Task}
...
```
---
## Ralph Prompt Template
```markdown
# Ralph Loop Prompt: {Project Name}
## Claude CLI Command
\`\`\`bash
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
\`\`\`
## Initial Prompt (Copy This)
\`\`\`
You are implementing {Project Description}.
## Project Context
Read these documents before starting:
1. `{path/to/design_doc}` - Master design document
2. `{path/to/execution_plan}` - Detailed task list
3. `{path/to/schema_or_types}` - Type definitions (if applicable)
## Your Mission
Implement the system following the execution plan. Work through tasks in order (P1.1 → P1.2 → ... → P{N}.{M}).
## Rules
1. **Follow the plan**: Execute tasks in order specified
2. **Check dependencies**: Don't start until prerequisites complete
3. **Use TodoWrite**: Track all tasks, mark progress
4. **Test as you go**: Verify acceptance criteria
5. **Commit regularly**: After each logical group
6. **Reference the design**: Use code examples from docs
7. **Ask if blocked**: Explain blockers clearly
Begin by reading the reference documents and loading tasks into TodoWrite.
\`\`\`
## Continuation Prompt
\`\`\`
Continue implementing {Project Name}.
Reference: `{path/to/execution_plan}`
Check current todo list, find last completed task, continue from there.
\`\`\`
## Full Task List for TodoWrite
\`\`\`
P1.1 - {Task name}
P1.2 - {Task name}
...
\`\`\`
```
---
## Quick Start Template
```markdown
# {Project Name} - Quick Start Guide
## TL;DR
**Goal**: {One sentence description}
**Effort**: ~{N} tasks across {M} phases (~{W} weeks)
**Key Files**:
- Design: `{path}`
- Tasks: `{path}`
- Prompts: `{path}`
---
## Start Autonomous Implementation
### 1. Open Claude CLI
\`\`\`bash
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions
\`\`\`
### 2. Paste Initial Prompt
\`\`\`
{Condensed version of initial prompt}
\`\`\`
### 3. Let It Run
---
## Phase Summary
| Phase | Tasks | Focus | Deliverables |
|-------|-------|-------|--------------|
| 1 | P1.1-P1.{N} | {Focus} | {Key outputs} |
| 2 | P2.1-P2.{N} | {Focus} | {Key outputs} |
...
---
## Success Metrics
- [ ] {Metric 1}
- [ ] {Metric 2}
...
```
---
## Quality Checklist
Before finalizing the execution plan, verify:
- [ ] Every task has a specific file path
- [ ] Every task has clear acceptance criteria
- [ ] Dependencies form a valid DAG (no cycles)
- [ ] Tasks are ordered so dependencies come first
- [ ] Phase boundaries make logical sense
- [ ] Commits points are identified (after groups of related tasks)
- [ ] Risk mitigations are documented
- [ ] Ralph prompts reference all necessary documents
- [ ] Quick start is actually quick (fits on one screen)
- [ ] Task list for TodoWrite is complete and copy-pasteable
---
## Complexity Guidelines
| Project Size | Tasks | Phases | Typical Duration |
|--------------|-------|--------|------------------|
| Small | 10-20 | 2 | 1-2 weeks |
| Medium | 20-50 | 3-4 | 3-6 weeks |
| Large | 50-100 | 4-6 | 6-12 weeks |
| Epic | 100+ | 6+ | 12+ weeks |
---
## Common Patterns
### Backend-First Pattern
```
Phase 1: Data models, validation, core service
Phase 2: REST API endpoints
Phase 3: Frontend integration
Phase 4: Testing & polish
```
### Full-Stack Feature Pattern
```
Phase 1: Schema/types, backend service, API
Phase 2: Frontend components, state management
Phase 3: Integration, real-time sync
Phase 4: Testing, documentation
```
### Migration Pattern
```
Phase 1: New system alongside old
Phase 2: Migration tooling
Phase 3: Gradual cutover
Phase 4: Deprecate old system
```
### Integration Pattern
```
Phase 1: Define contracts/interfaces
Phase 2: Implement adapters
Phase 3: Wire up connections
Phase 4: Testing, error handling
```
---
## Tips for Better Plans
1. **Start with the end**: Define success criteria first, then work backward
2. **Identify the critical path**: What's the minimum to get something working?
3. **Group related tasks**: Makes commits logical and rollback easier
4. **Front-load risky tasks**: Discover blockers early
5. **Include buffer**: Things always take longer than expected
6. **Make tasks testable**: "It works" is not acceptance criteria
7. **Reference existing code**: Point to similar patterns in codebase
8. **Consider parallelism**: Some phases can overlap if teams split work
---
*Use this template to generate execution plans for any project following a design document.*