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自从用了oh-my-opencode 插件后，我看不懂了。我在 plan模式下...

自从用了oh-my-opencode 插件后，我看不懂了。

我在 plan模式下，提出 完成payapl支付功能的需求，
他给了我一个英文版的计划文档：
```
# PayPal App In-App Option (paypal-app) + PayPal Web (paypal-web) Integration Plan

## TL;DR
- Implement a dual-path PayPal strategy available on Android and iOS:
  - paypal-web: web-based PayPal flow (existing surface, renamed from paypal).
  - paypal: in-app PayPal flow (new surface) using Braintree by default, with native PayPal SDK integration documented as an alternative.
- Default gateway strategy uses Braintree for in-app PayPal, with a fallback native PayPal integration option noted for future work.
- The plan includes REST and GraphQL surfaces, environment toggles (sandbox vs production), QA scenarios, and a parity goal across Android and iOS.

- Deliverables: REST+GraphQL surfaces for both paypal-web and paypal; environment toggles; QA scenarios; execution plan ensuring web payments remain intact.
- Effort: Medium
- Parallel: YES - multiple streams (frontend, backend, tests) can run concurrently
- Critical Path: Decide integration path → Implement server contracts → Implement in-app PayPal on Android and iOS → Update payment screen → End-to-end tests

## Context
### Original Request
- Enable an in-app PayPal path named paypal-app for both Android and iOS.
- Rename the current PayPal web path to paypal-web to reflect the web-based flow.
- Default backend integration to Braintree (PayPal via Braintree) with native PayPal integration documented as an alternative.
- Update Flutter UI to surface two options on the payment screen: paypal-web and paypal (payPal-app).
- Ensure the existing web PayPal flow remains unaffected.

### Interview Summary (Phase 2 findings)
- There are two PayPal UX paths: paypal-web (web-based) and paypal (in-app, across mobile platforms).
- Decision: default to Braintree-based in-app PayPal; native PayPal SDK is an alternative phased path.
- Governance: server-side orchestration is required; the app should only receive non-sensitive tokens and references.

### Metis Review (gaps addressed)
- Gaps: integration path decision, server-side lifecycle, env mapping, WebView security (if used), webhook handling, data minimization, testing strategy, observability.
- Guardrails: backend-driven order creation and capture; sandbox vs production separation; idempotency keys; webhook verification; cross-platform parity.
- Critical questions: (1) Which in-app path should be default for mobile (paypal-app with Braintree vs native PayPal SDK) and why? (2) How will server-side order lifecycle be implemented for both paypal-web and paypal-app? (3) How will webhook/state reconciliation be implemented and verified across platforms?

## Work Objectives
### Core Objective
- Provide two PayPal UX paths for both Android and iOS: paypal-web (web-based) and paypal (in-app) with a single Flutter UI surface and backend contracts.

### Deliverables
- REST endpoints for both flows:
  - paypal-web: create, verify, config, and webhook
  - paypal: create, verify/capture, config, and webhook
- GraphQL equivalents: mutations and queries for both flows
- Android and iOS in-app PayPal wiring; two option paths on the payment screen
- Sandbox/Production environment strategy and feature flags
- QA scenarios and instrumentation plan

### Definition of Done (DoD)
- REST/GraphQL endpoints exist and are documented with payload examples.
- Both android and iOS PayPal-app paths implemented and wired, with the web path preserved as paypal-web.
- End-to-end tests cover both flows (happy path + failure modes).
- WebView security constraints defined and reviewed if WebView is used for paypal-app.

### Must Have
- Backend REST endpoints: createPayPalOrderWeb, capturePayPalOrderWeb, verifyPayPalOrderWeb, createPayPalOrderApp, capturePayPalOrderApp, verifyPayPalOrderApp, gatewayConfig, webhookVerify.
- GraphQL: mutation createPaypalIntentWeb, mutation createPaypalIntentApp, mutation verifyPaypalPayment, query gatewayConfig.
- Environment separation: sandbox vs production; config for client IDs; no secrets exposed to client.
- Docs for both integration approaches with security and PCI considerations.

### Must NOT Have (guardrails)
- Do not expose secret keys or client secrets to the mobile app.
- Do not keep full payment data on device; rely on server-side storage and transaction IDs.
- Do not implement the core lifecycle differently across environments without explicit flags.

## Verification Strategy
- ZERO HUMAN INTERVENTION: agent-executed tests for endpoint contracts, integration tests for backend flows, and automated Flutter UI tests for both paypal-web and paypal-app paths.
- Test strategy: mix of TDD, tests-after, and explicit QA scenarios with concrete selectors/data.
- Evidence artifacts: .sisyphus/evidence/task-paypal-app-e2e.{ext}

## Execution Strategy
### Parallel Execution Waves
- Wave 1: Define REST/GraphQL contracts and env strategy; establish a gating feature flag.
- Wave 2: Frontend: update payment_screen.dart to surface two options (paypal-web and paypal) and wire to endpoints; create in-app flow scaffolding for Android and iOS.
- Wave 3: Backend: implement REST/GraphQL endpoints; implement webhook scaffolding; configure sandbox credentials.
- Wave 4: QA: end-to-end tests for both PayPal paths; WebView security tests if applicable.

### Dependency Matrix
- Backend contracts: REST endpoints, GraphQL types, webhook verification.
- Frontend: payment_screen.dart changes, api_client changes for two flows, new paypal-app UI components.
- Infra: environment loader, feature flags, sandbox credentials.

## TODOs
- [ ] Define REST: createPayPalOrderWeb, capturePayPalOrderWeb, verifyPayPalOrderWeb, createPayPalOrderApp, capturePayPalOrderApp, verifyPayPalOrderApp, gatewayConfig, webhookVerify
- [ ] Define GraphQL: mutation createPaypalIntentWeb, mutation createPaypalIntentApp, mutation verifyPaypalPayment, query gatewayConfig
- [ ] Add environment switching: sandbox vs production in config
- [ ] Add Flutter UI flow: surface two options in payment_screen.dart and wire in-app flow for both Android and iOS
- [ ] Backend: Implement endpoints and data models for PayPal orders (align with existing UserRechargeModel semantics)
- [ ] Security: WebView hardening if WebView is used; implement nonce/redirect validation
- [ ] QA: Happy path and edge-case scenarios across Android and iOS and parity with web
- [ ] Observability: metrics, logs, alerts for payment failures
- [ ] Momus: High accuracy review after draft completion
- [ ] Handoff: guide to /start-work and plan completion

## Momus High-Accuracy Review (Phase 4)
- This section triggers a dedicated Momus review of the plan file: .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md
- Momus will verify file references, acceptance criteria, and the completeness of the integration plan. The file path will be the prompt for Momus (no explanatory text).

## Final Verification Wave (MANDATORY)
- F1. Plan Compliance Audit — oracle
- F2. Code Quality Review — unspecified-high
- F3. Real Manual QA — unspecified-high
- F4. Scope Fidelity Check — deep

## Environment Guidance (Sandbox vs Production)
- Sandbox vs production must be switchable via config; sandbox uses test PayPal accounts and tokens; production uses live credentials with restricted access.
- Endpoints must reflect environment prefixing or separate namespaces (e.g., /sandbox/payments/... and /production/payments/...).
- Client IDs for PayPal/Braintree exposed to the client are non-sensitive; secrets remain server-side.

## Planning Notes and Next Steps
- Decide the integration path (paypal-app using Braintree vs native PayPal SDK) and capture rationale here in the plan.
- After decision, align REST/GraphQL surface definitions to the chosen path and begin incremental rollout.

Plan saved to: .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md

## REST parity: web (paypal-web) vs app (paypal)
- paypal-web endpoints:
- POST /web/payments/paypal-web/orders/create
  - Purpose: Create a PayPal order for the web flow and return orderId, approvalUrl, and status.
  - Request body (example):
    {
      "amount": 12.34,
      "currency": "USD",
      "description": "In-app purchase via web path",
      "returnUrl": "https://example.app/paid-success",
      "cancelUrl": "https://example.app/paid-cancel",
      "intent": "CAPTURE"
    }
  - Response example:
    {
      "success": true,
      "orderId": "PAYWEB-ABC123",
      "approvalUrl": "https://www.paypal.com/checkoutnow?token=PAYWEB-ABC123",
      "expiresIn": 900
    }
- POST /web/payments/paypal-web/orders/{orderId}/capture
  - Purpose: Capture a PayPal web order.
  - Request body:
    {"amount": 12.34, "currency": "USD"}
- POST /web/payments/paypal-web/orders/{orderId}/refund
  - Purpose: Refund a web PayPal order.
- POST /web/payments/paypal-web/webhooks/verify
  - Purpose: Verify webhook payloads from PayPal for the web path.
- GET /web/payments/paypal-web/config
  - Purpose: Retrieve non-secret PayPal config for the web path (clientId, environment).

- app/paypal endpoints:
- POST /web/payments/paypal-app/orders/create
  - Purpose: Create a PayPal order for in-app flow (Braintree or PayPal SDK wrapper).
- POST /web/payments/paypal-app/orders/{orderId}/capture
- POST /web/payments/paypal-app/orders/{orderId}/refund
- POST /web/payments/paypal-app/webhooks/verify
- GET /web/payments/paypal-app/config

### GraphQL parity (web vs app)
- Mutations (web):
- createPayPalOrderWeb(input: CreatePayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- capturePayPalOrderWeb(input: CapturePayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- refundPayPalOrderWeb(input: RefundPayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- Mutations (app):
- createPayPalOrderApp(input: CreatePayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- capturePayPalOrderApp(input: CapturePayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- refundPayPalOrderApp(input: RefundPayPalOrderInput!): PayPalOrderPayload
- Queries:
- gatewayConfig: PayPalGatewayConfig
- paypalOrder(id: ID!): PayPalOrderPayload
- Input types (shared in parity): CreatePayPalOrderInput, CapturePayPalOrderInput, RefundPayPalOrderInput
- PayPalOrderPayload: { id, status, amount, currency, createdAt, updatedAt }

### Cross-platform UX alignment (actionable)
- Flow states must be identical across paypal-web and paypal:
  - created -> authorized -> captured -> completed; or cancelled/refunded as applicable
- Consistent user messages for loading, error, and retry states; avoid exposing sensitive data in messages
- If web flow fails, provide a safe fallback path or explicit user guidance to switch to paypal-app
- Ensure identical data flows (orderId, transactionId, amount, currency) are surfaced to the app for reconciliation

### Environment strategy (sandbox/production)
- Separate credentials per environment; sandbox vs production in a config file
- PAYPAL_ENV environment variable or feature flag PAYPAL_ENABLED with per-release gating
- Sandbox test accounts mapping (buyer/seller) and sample scenarios documented
- Safe promotion/rollback path and automatic backout if production keys are exposed by mistake

### Webhook handling & reconciliation
- Webhook endpoints:
  - /web/payments/webhooks/verify
  - /web/payments/paypal-app/webhooks/verify
- Verify webhook signatures using PayPal’s recommended method; deduplicate on event_id
- Reconciliation: scheduled job checks PayPal state vs internal orders; idempotent processing
- Failure handling: retry queues and alerting

### Security (adapted to OpenCode Prometheus observability stack)
- Secrets remain server-side; clients receive only non-sensitive tokens/URLs
- PKCE usage for any OAuth-like flows; short-lived tokens with rotation
- WebView security: allowlists, restricted redirects, secure custom URL schemes, and explicit navigation guards
- Data minimization: avoid storing payment data on device; keep only transaction identifiers

### Error handling, retries & rollback
- Idempotent operations with idempotency keys on create/capture/refund
- Exponential backoff and max retries for transient errors
- Clear rollback steps and state restoration if a path fails mid-flow

### Observability (OpenCode Prometheus adaptation)
- Metrics (exposed on /metrics):
  - paypal_payments_total{path, status}
  - paypal_flow_latency_ms{path}
  - webhook_events_total{path, status}
  - webhook_processing_latency_ms{path}
  - payment_errors_total
- Logs: structured JSON logs with trace_id, span_id, environment, path, status
- Alerts: alert on high failure rate, rising latency, or webhook processing failures
- Dashboards: a PayPal payments dashboard with per-path breakdown and SLA tracking

### QA scenarios (mapped to endpoints)
- Happy path for paypal-web and paypal-app flows (order creation -> approval -> capture)
- Webhook verification success and failure
- Timeout and network failure scenarios with retries
- User cancellation flow handling and state reconciliation
- Edge case: duplicate webhook events and deduplication behavior

### References
- PayPal Developer Docs: REST APIs, Webhooks
- PayPal SDK docs for Braintree integration (if used)
- PCI DSS considerations for mobile payment flows
- PKCE and OAuth best practices
- OpenCode Prometheus observability patterns (existing repo conventions)

## Execution Summary (to be used by you when starting work)
- Implement REST parity sections as described above, update GraphQL parity, and fill in concrete payloads.
- Implement UX parity checks and ensure cross-platform state diagrams are aligned.
- Implement environment toggles and sandbox/production configuration with feature flags.
- Implement webhook verification & reconciliation routines.
- Implement security controls and WebView protections.
- Add observability analytics and QA coverage using the OpenCode Prometheus stack.
- Add QA matrix and acceptance criteria per endpoint.

## Momus High-Accuracy Review (Phase 4) - Results

- Verdict: NOT OKAY (requires revisions)  
- Summary: The current plan outlines dual PayPal paths (paypal-web and paypal-app) and defaulting to Braintree for in-app flow, but lacks explicit acceptance criteria per REST/GraphQL endpoint, consistent payload schemas across both paths, and a concrete cross-platform UX parity strategy. Webhook handling, environment separation, and WebView security details are under-specified. The plan also needs a clear, testable Momus-driven verification section to confirm executable readiness before execution.

- Issues Detected (key gaps to address):
  1. Endpoints parity and contracts
     - Need explicit, aligned REST and GraphQL contracts for both paypal-web and paypal-app paths with identical payload structures where applicable.
  2. Acceptance criteria and testability
     - Each endpoint must have concrete, testable acceptance criteria; add sample QA scenarios and traceability to requirements.
  3. UX parity across Android and iOS
     - Document explicit cross-platform UX alignment requirements and guardrails; ensure identical transaction lifecycle semantics.
  4. Webhook and event reconciliation
     - Add webhook verify flow, payload structure, and idempotency guarantees; ensure reconciliation of states between mobile and web surfaces.
  5. Environment strategy and security
     - Clarify sandbox vs production handling per path; ensure secrets never reach the client; define feature flag gating for rollout.
  6. WebView risk controls (if WebView is used for paypal-app)
     - Define redirects, allowlists, SSL handling, and fallback mechanics.
  7. Observability and QA coverage
     - Add plan for end-to-end instrumentation, dashboards, and CI tests covering both flows.

- Required Changes (Actions I will take in the plan after your confirmation):
  - [ ] Introduce explicit REST/GraphQL contracts for both paths with identical field conventions where feasible.
  - [ ] Add concrete acceptance criteria for each endpoint and GraphQL mutation/query.
  - [ ] Define a cross-platform UX parity checklist and update the plan with guardrails.
  - [ ] Add webhook verification and event reconciliation strategy with sample payloads.
  - [ ] Add environment-specific configuration and gating strategy; document sandbox/production flows.
  - [ ] Add WebView security requirements if applicable and a robust fallback plan.
  - [ ] Add observability/QA plan (tests, metrics, dashboards).

- Next steps: Confirm the above changes. Upon confirmation, I will update the plan file accordingly and emit a revised version with all decisions captured and ready for execution.

## Momus Audit Action Plan (Phase 4 results)

- REST parity status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Explicit parity definitions for REST endpoints across paypal-web and paypal-app are not fully captured; schemas and endpoint paths need concrete specification.
- Required changes: add a REST parity section with mirrored endpoints for web and app, including request/response contracts and example payloads.

- GraphQL parity status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: GraphQL surface definitions are described but not fully specified with input types and payloads; parity across the two paths must be explicit.
- Required changes: add GraphQL parity section with input types and PayPalOrderPayload type definitions for both web and app paths.

- UX parity status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Cross-platform UX alignment criteria are described but not actionable; needs explicit flow-state requirements and mapping to UI states.
- Required changes: add a dedicated UX Alignment section listing exact state transitions and user-facing outcomes.

- Environment strategy status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Sandbox/Production toggling is described but lacks concrete environment configuration and gating mechanism.
- Required changes: add Environment Strategy with environment flags, per-environment credentials guidance, and a safe promotion/rollback process.

- Webhook handling status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Webhooks and reconciliation plan is described but needs concrete endpoints, verification steps, and reconciliation flow.
- Required changes: add a Webhook & Reconciliation section with endpoint paths, verification steps, and reconciliation cadence.

- Security status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: PKCE, token handling, and WebView security constraints need explicit rules and actionable guidance.
- Required changes: add a Security section detailing PKCE usage, token lifetimes, secret management, and WebView sanitation.

- Error handling status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Error handling, retries, idempotency, and rollback strategy require concrete definitions.
- Required changes: add an Error Handling section with retry policies, idempotency keys usage, and rollback steps.

- Observability status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Observability plan exists in outline but needs concrete metrics, logs format, and alert rules.
- Required changes: add Observability section with defined metrics, logging schema, and alert thresholds.

- QA status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: QA scenarios should be mapped to each endpoint and acceptance criteria must be explicit.
- Required changes: add QA matrix with happy path and failure scenarios per path.

- References status: CHANGE NEEDED
- Rationale: Explicit references with sources (PayPal docs, internal docs) should be captured for auditability.
- Required changes: add a References section mapping to external/internal sources.

- 3 Critical questions (summary): keep the same three questions as in the plan with enhanced justification.

- Decision & Next steps:
- Confirm the above changes; once approved, I will update the Plan with a revised Momus section and ensure it is ready for execution.

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附一段中文：
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已按你的指示执行选项 A：立即进行 Momus 高精度审核，并将 CHANGE NEEDED 项完整落实到 .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md，生成了可执行的修订版计划。以下是执行摘要与变更要点，便于你之后直接发起执行（/start-work）。

执行摘要（Summary of Momus Audit and Plan Enhancements）
- 目标与范围
  - 针对 paypal-app 与 paypal-web 两条支付路径，确保 REST/GraphQL 端点、一致的 payload 规范、跨平台 UX 对齐、以及完整的依赖与观测能力都能直接支撑落地落地。
  - 观测栈采用 OpenCode Prometheus，Observability 相关章节已按该栈适配并扩展。
- 变更核心（新增/完善的章节与要点）
  - REST parity（web vs app）
    - 为 paypal-web 与 paypal-app 双路径新增并对齐的 REST 端点集合及示例载荷。
    - 给出两路端点的创建、捕获、退款、Webhook 验证、以及配置接口的明确路径与示例。
  - GraphQL parity
    - 增补两路路径的 GraphQL Mutations/Queries，并提供输入类型与返回载荷的对齐定义。
  - Cross-platform UX alignment
    - 引入可执行的 UX 对齐要求：相同的生命周期状态、错误处理语义、加载/等待状态映射，以及在 web 失败时的后备路径等。
  - Environment strategy
    - 增加 Sandbox 与 Production 的环境切换与凭证分离说明、环境开关（feature flag）的实现要点、以及测试账号的使用策略。
  - Webhook handling & reconciliation
    - 增补 Webhook 路径、签名验证、幂等、以及对账/状态 reconcilliation 的流程设计。
  - Security
    - 明确 PKCE、令牌生命周期、 secrets 管理、WebView 安全约束等可执行细则。
  - Error handling & rollback
    - 增设重试策略、幂等键、以及明确的回滚步骤与状态恢复策略。
  - Observability
    - 以 OpenCode Prometheus 为基底，新增具体指标、日志结构、告警规则，以及可观测仪表板的设计要点。
  - QA 方案
    - 将 QA 场景与端点逐一绑定，给出 Happy Path、Failure 路径、以及对账场景等可执行测试用例清单。
  - References
    - 归档必需的外部/内部参考，以确保审计可追溯性。
- 计划的结构化改动点（文件内位置）
  - .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md
    - 新增的“Momus Audit Action Plan (Phase 4 results)” 等章节，覆盖上述 CHANGE NEEDED 的每一项，并提供执行路径、验收点与核查要点。
- 下一步推荐
  - 你可直接投放执行指令 /start-work，让 Sisyphus 以 Plan 实施模式启动任务执行。
  - 若你愿意，我也可以在后续的执行阶段，继续把每一项改动细化为具体子任务、Agent 配置、QA 场景的具体步骤，以及相应的回溯/验收标准。

关键改动要点（便于快速定位）
- REST parity 新增内容（paypal-web vs paypal-app）
  - 提供两条路径各自的创建、捕获、退款、Webhook 验证、配置端点及示例载荷。
- GraphQL parity 新增内容
  - 针对 web 与 app 路径，定义 Mutations/Queries、Input 类型、PayPalOrderPayload、GatewayConfig 等结构。
- UX 对齐
  - 增加跨平台状态机、错误处理语义、后备路径等具体可验收的要点。
- Environment Strategy
  - 详细的环境分离、开关、凭证管理、沙箱账户映射等。
- Webhook & Reconciliation
  - 明确 webhook 路径、签名验证、幂等、对账策略和恢复流程。
- Security
  - 明确 PKCE、令牌生命周期、密钥轮换、WebView 安全措施。
- Error Handling & Rollback
  - 具体的重试策略、幂等性键、可回滚的状态机设计。
- Observability
  - Prometheus 指标名、日志格式、告警规则、仪表盘设计（符合 OpenCode Prometheus 架构）。
- QA
  - 每项端点配套的 QA 场景、期望结果和验收标准。
- References
  - 引用 PayPal/PG 文档及内部设计资料，确保追溯性。

需要你确认/下一步
- 直接执行 /start-work 吗？我将按照 Plan 内的更新，启动执行并在完成每个阶段时汇报进度与关键结果。
- 如果你愿意，我也可以在执行前再做一次简短的对齐问答，确认以下两件事：
  - 你是否确定两路径均以 PAYPAL 的双路径并行推进，尚未将 iOS 的原生 PayPal 暂严格落地为主路径？
  - 你是否允许将 GraphQL 与 REST 的端点完全对齐到同一命名和载荷风格，避免未来对接时的不一致性？

请告诉我是否现在就发起 /start-work，我会在执行阶段给出逐步的任务分解、并行波次、QA 场景以及提交的证据路径。
```

然后我输入```/start-work```

他回复：
```
[search-mode]
MAXIMIZE SEARCH EFFORT. Launch multiple background agents IN PARALLEL:
- explore agents (codebase patterns, file structures, ast-grep)
- librarian agents (remote repos, official docs, GitHub examples)
Plus direct tools: Grep, ripgrep (rg), ast-grep (sg)
NEVER stop at first result - be exhaustive.

[analyze-mode]
ANALYSIS MODE. Gather context before diving deep:
CONTEXT GATHERING (parallel):
- 1-2 explore agents (codebase patterns, implementations)
- 1-2 librarian agents (if external library involved)
- Direct tools: Grep, AST-grep, LSP for targeted searches

IF COMPLEX - DO NOT STRUGGLE ALONE. Consult specialists:
- **Oracle**: Conventional problems (architecture, debugging, complex logic)
- **Artistry**: Non-conventional problems (different approach needed)

SYNTHESIZE findings before proceeding.
---
MANDATORY delegate_task params: ALWAYS include load_skills=[] and run_in_background when calling delegate_task.
Example: delegate_task(subagent_type="explore", prompt="...", run_in_background=true, load_skills=[])

---

<auto-slash-command>
# /start-work Command

**Description**: (builtin) Start Sisyphus work session from Prometheus plan

**Agent**: atlas

**Scope**: builtin

---

## Command Instructions

<command-instruction>
You are starting a Sisyphus work session.

## ARGUMENTS

- `/start-work [plan-name] [--worktree <path>]`
  - `plan-name` (optional): name or partial match of the plan to start
  - `--worktree <path>` (optional): absolute path to an existing git worktree to work in
    - If specified and valid: hook pre-sets worktree_path in boulder.json
    - If specified but invalid: you must run `git worktree add <path> <branch>` first
    - If omitted: work directly in the current project directory (no worktree)

## WHAT TO DO

1. **Find available plans**: Search for Prometheus-generated plan files at `.sisyphus/plans/`

2. **Check for active boulder state**: Read `.sisyphus/boulder.json` if it exists

3. **Decision logic**:
   - If `.sisyphus/boulder.json` exists AND plan is NOT complete (has unchecked boxes):
     - **APPEND** current session to session_ids
     - Continue work on existing plan
   - If no active plan OR plan is complete:
     - List available plan files
     - If ONE plan: auto-select it
     - If MULTIPLE plans: show list with timestamps, ask user to select

4. **Worktree Setup** (ONLY when `--worktree` was explicitly specified and `worktree_path` not already set in boulder.json):
   1. `git worktree list --porcelain` - see available worktrees
   2. Create: `git worktree add <absolute-path> <branch-or-HEAD>`
   3. Update boulder.json to add `"worktree_path": "<absolute-path>"`
   4. All work happens inside that worktree directory

5. **Create/Update boulder.json**:
   ```json
   {
     "active_plan": "/absolute/path/to/plan.md",
     "started_at": "ISO_TIMESTAMP",
     "session_ids": ["session_id_1", "session_id_2"],
     "plan_name": "plan-name",
     "worktree_path": "/absolute/path/to/git/worktree"
   }
   ```

6. **Read the plan file** and start executing tasks according to atlas workflow

## OUTPUT FORMAT

When listing plans for selection:
```
Available Work Plans

Current Time: {ISO timestamp}
Session ID: {current session id}

1. [plan-name-1.md] - Modified: {date} - Progress: 3/10 tasks
2. [plan-name-2.md] - Modified: {date} - Progress: 0/5 tasks

Which plan would you like to work on? (Enter number or plan name)
```

When resuming existing work:
```
Resuming Work Session

Active Plan: {plan-name}
Progress: {completed}/{total} tasks
Sessions: {count} (appending current session)
Worktree: {worktree_path}

Reading plan and continuing from last incomplete task...
```

When auto-selecting single plan:
```
Starting Work Session

Plan: {plan-name}
Session ID: {session_id}
Started: {timestamp}
Worktree: {worktree_path}

Reading plan and beginning execution...
```

## CRITICAL

- The session_id is injected by the hook - use it directly
- Always update boulder.json BEFORE starting work
- If worktree_path is set in boulder.json, all work happens inside that worktree directory
- Read the FULL plan file before delegating any tasks
- Follow atlas delegation protocols (7-section format)

## TASK BREAKDOWN (MANDATORY)

After reading the plan file, you MUST decompose every plan task into granular, implementation-level sub-steps and register ALL of them as task/todo items BEFORE starting any work.

**How to break down**:
- Each plan checkbox item (e.g., `- [ ] Add user authentication`) must be split into concrete, actionable sub-tasks
- Sub-tasks should be specific enough that each one touches a clear set of files/functions
- Include: file to modify, what to change, expected behavior, and how to verify
- Do NOT leave any task vague - "implement feature X" is NOT acceptable; "add validateToken() to src/auth/middleware.ts that checks JWT expiry and returns 401" IS acceptable

**Example breakdown**:
Plan task: `- [ ] Add rate limiting to API`
→ Todo items:
  1. Create `src/middleware/rate-limiter.ts` with sliding window algorithm (max 100 req/min per IP)
  2. Add RateLimiter middleware to `src/app.ts` router chain, before auth middleware
  3. Add rate limit headers (X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining) to response in `rate-limiter.ts`
  4. Add test: verify 429 response after exceeding limit in `src/middleware/rate-limiter.test.ts`
  5. Add test: verify headers are present on normal responses

## WORKTREE COMPLETION

When working in a worktree (`worktree_path` is set in boulder.json) and ALL plan tasks are complete:
1. Commit all remaining changes in the worktree
2. **Sync .sisyphus state back**: Copy `.sisyphus/` from the worktree to the main repo before removal.
   This is CRITICAL when `.sisyphus/` is gitignored - state written during worktree execution would otherwise be lost.
   ```bash
   cp -r <worktree-path>/.sisyphus/* <main-repo>/.sisyphus/ 2>/dev/null || true
   ```
3. Switch to the main working directory (the original repo, NOT the worktree)
4. Merge the worktree branch into the current branch: `git merge <worktree-branch>`
5. If merge succeeds, clean up: `git worktree remove <worktree-path>`
6. Remove the boulder.json state

This is the DEFAULT behavior when `--worktree` was used. Skip merge only if the user explicitly instructs otherwise (e.g., asks to create a PR instead).
</command-instruction>

<session-context>
Session ID: ses_29e699f1cffeNk7FR7zD3fY4Wa
Timestamp: 2026-04-06T07:29:15.614Z
</session-context>

<user-request>

</user-request>
</auto-slash-command>

---

<system-reminder>
## Multiple Plans Found

Current Time: 2026-04-06T07:29:15.614Z
Session ID: ses_29e699f1cffeNk7FR7zD3fY4Wa

1. [paypal-app-integration2] - Modified: 2026-04-06T07:28:05.511Z - Progress: 0/0
2. [paypal-app-integration] - Modified: 2026-04-06T07:28:04.403Z - Progress: 0/17
3. [bazi-result-ai-summaries-v2] - Modified: 2026-04-05T11:30:09.340Z - Progress: 0/10
4. [bazi_kongwang_dev] - Modified: 2026-03-02T17:44:15.481Z - Progress: 0/0

Ask the user which plan to work on. Present the options above and wait for their response.

</system-reminder>

---

<system-reminder>
## Multiple Plans Found

Current Time: 2026-04-06T07:29:15.623Z
Session ID: ses_29e699f1cffeNk7FR7zD3fY4Wa

Ask the user which plan to work on. Present the options above and wait for their response.

</system-reminder>
```
翻译是：
我给你**逐段、超小白、100%听懂**翻译，把这一大段彻底讲透，**你不用懂技术，只要看我给你的结论就行**。

# 先给你最关键的一句话（只记这个）
**AI 现在问你：你要做哪一个任务？请选第 2 个！**

---

# 全文逐段大白话翻译

## 1. [search-mode] / [analyze-mode]
**AI 说：**
我现在开始**搜资料、查代码、看文档**，准备干活。
我会派很多小助手一起查，不偷懒，查得很全。

→ 这是**AI 自己的工作流程**，和你无关。

---

## 2. 一大段 /start-work 命令说明
**AI 说：**
这是 `/start-work` 的官方规则：
- 从计划文件开始干活
- 先找 `.sisyphus/plans/` 里的计划
- 如果有多个计划，**必须让你选一个**
- 选完就开始执行

→ 这是**系统说明书**，不是给你看的。

---

## 3. 重点来了！Multiple Plans Found（发现多个计划）
**AI 说：**
我找到 4 个任务清单，你要做哪一个？

1. paypal-app-integration2 —— 空的
2. paypal-app-integration —— **你正在做的 PayPal 支付**（17个任务）
3. bazi-result-ai-summaries-v2 —— 之前的八字总结
4. bazi_kongwang_dev —— 更早的空任务

**它现在在等你选择：你要做第几个？**

---

# 你必须选：**2**
因为只有第 2 个是你刚才一直在做的 **PayPal 支付集成**。

---

# 你现在只需要发一个数字过去
直接发：
```
2
```

就这么简单！

---

# 超小白总结（你一定能懂）
- AI 准备好帮你写代码了
- 但它发现你有好几个任务
- 它问你：**做哪一个？**
- 你要做 PayPal → 选 **2**
- 发个 `2` 过去，它就立刻开始干活！

---

要不要我告诉你**发完 2 之后会发生什么**，让你全程不慌？

```
[analyze-mode]
ANALYSIS MODE. Gather context before diving deep:
CONTEXT GATHERING (parallel):
- 1-2 explore agents (codebase patterns, implementations)
- 1-2 librarian agents (if external library involved)
- Direct tools: Grep, AST-grep, LSP for targeted searches

---

<system-reminder>

[SYSTEM DIRECTIVE: OH-MY-OPENCODE - SINGLE TASK ONLY]

**STOP. READ THIS BEFORE PROCEEDING.**

If you were given **multiple genuinely independent goals** (unrelated tasks, parallel workstreams, separate features), you MUST:
1. **IMMEDIATELY REFUSE** this request
2. **DEMAND** the orchestrator provide a single goal

**What counts as multiple independent tasks (REFUSE):**
- "Implement feature A. Also, add feature B."
- "Fix bug X. Then refactor module Y. Also update the docs."
- Multiple unrelated changes bundled into one request

**What is a single task with sequential steps (PROCEED):**
- A single goal broken into numbered steps (e.g., "Implement X by: 1. finding files, 2. adding logic, 3. writing tests")
- Multi-step context where all steps serve ONE objective
- Orchestrator-provided context explaining approach for a single deliverable

**Your response if genuinely independent tasks are detected:**
> "I refuse to proceed. You provided multiple independent tasks. Each task needs full attention.
> 
> PROVIDE EXACTLY ONE GOAL. One deliverable. One clear outcome.
> 
> Batching unrelated tasks causes: incomplete work, missed edge cases, broken tests, wasted context."

**WARNING TO ORCHESTRATOR:**
- Bundling unrelated tasks RUINS deliverables
- Each independent goal needs FULL attention and PROPER verification
- Batch delegation of separate concerns = sloppy work = rework = wasted tokens

**REFUSE genuinely multi-task requests. ALLOW single-goal multi-step workflows.**
</system-reminder>

<Work_Context>
## Notepad Location (for recording learnings)
NOTEPAD PATH: .sisyphus/notepads/{plan-name}/
- learnings.md: Record patterns, conventions, successful approaches
- issues.md: Record problems, blockers, gotchas encountered
- decisions.md: Record architectural choices and rationales
- problems.md: Record unresolved issues, technical debt

You SHOULD append findings to notepad files after completing work.
IMPORTANT: Always APPEND to notepad files - never overwrite or use Edit tool.

## Plan Location (READ ONLY)
PLAN PATH: .sisyphus/plans/{plan-name}.md

CRITICAL RULE: NEVER MODIFY THE PLAN FILE

The plan file (.sisyphus/plans/*.md) is SACRED and READ-ONLY.
- You may READ the plan to understand tasks
- You may READ checkbox items to know what to do
- You MUST NOT edit, modify, or update the plan file
- You MUST NOT mark checkboxes as complete in the plan
- Only the Orchestrator manages the plan file

VIOLATION = IMMEDIATE FAILURE. The Orchestrator tracks plan state.
</Work_Context>

---

[ATLAS: PLAN BREAKDOWN FOR paypal-app-integration.md]

Goal: Read the current plan at .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md and decompose every top-level plan task into concrete, executable sub-tasks. Register all subtasks in the plan as - [ ] items under a dedicated TODOs section, each with explicit file targets, exact changes, expected behavior, and verification steps. The breakdown should cover all CHANGE NEEDED items identified by the Momus audit (REST parity, GraphQL parity, UX alignment, environment strategy, webhook handling, security, error handling, observability, QA, and references). Do not implement code; only generate the plan-level tasks.

## 1. TASK
- [ ] Create a granular plan for REST parity (web/paypal-web and app/paypal) including: endpoints, payload schemas, and sample requests/responses. Attach exact file paths to modify and verification steps.
- [ ] Create a granular plan for GraphQL parity including: inputs, mutations, queries, and payload shapes for both paths.
- [ ] Document cross-platform UX alignment checks with explicit state transitions and error handling semantics across Android and iOS.
- [ ] Add Environment Strategy tasks: per-environment credentials, feature flags, and sandbox/prod promotion/rollback steps.
- [ ] Add Webhook handling tasks: endpoints, verification logic, idempotency, and reconciliation workflow.
- [ ] Add Security tasks: PKCE usage, token lifetimes, secret management, and WebView security constraints.
- [ ] Add Error Handling tasks: retry policies, idempotency keys, timeouts, and rollback procedures.
- [ ] Add Observability tasks: metrics, logs, dashboards, and alert rules aligned with OpenCode Prometheus.
- [ ] Add QA tasks: mapping to endpoints, acceptance criteria, and test scenarios for both paypal-web and paypal-app paths.
- [ ] Add References tasks: linkage to external docs and internal docs for auditability.

## 2. EXPECTED OUTCOME
- [ ] Files created/modified: specific plan sections and subtasks appended under .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md
- [ ] Each subtask includes: Target file, exact change description, verification method, and success criteria.
- [ ] The plan remains non-destructive to runtime code; only plan document updated.

## 3. REQUIRED TOOLS
- lsp_diagnostics: verify TypeScript/Go/Python changes in plan references (if applicable)
- Read: fetch plan content for reference and patch generation
- apply_patch: to apply generated plan updates (optional, if CI requires patch format)

## 4. MUST DO
- Follow Momus guidance to ensure all CHANGE NEEDED items are decomposed into traceable sub-tasks.
- Include cross-linking references to Momus audit items and plan sections.
- Provide a patch-style diff block for the plan update if requested by you.

## 5. MUST NOT DO
- Do not mutate code outside the plan document.
- Do not modify any runtime configuration or deployment settings.

## 6. CONTEXT
- Notepad/Wisdom: Refer to Momus Phase 4 findings for the required sub-tasks.
- Dependencies: The tasks depend on the REST/GraphQL parity sections and UX alignment definitions.

### Output
- A complete, patch-ready set of plan-subtasks ready to be applied to .sisyphus/plans/paypal-app-integration.md, including a small mapping table if helpful.

---

Additional requirements for this planning request:
- Answer in English.
- Write the plan in English.
- Plan well for ultrawork execution.
- Include a clear atomic commit strategy.
- Use TDD-oriented planning.
```
翻译成中文是：
我现在**逐段、逐句、用最小白的话**把它那一大段英文彻底翻译+解释，**保证你完全听懂**，不用任何技术基础。

# 全文大白话翻译（你现在看这个就够了）

---

## 第一段：[analyze-mode] 分析模式
**AI 说：**
我现在进入**开工前准备模式**。
我要先做这些事：
1. 派几个小助手去**看你的代码长啥样**
2. 派小助手去查 PayPal、Braintree 这些库怎么用
3. 用工具精准搜索要改的文件

如果遇到太难的问题，我会**自动叫专家帮忙**，不用你管。

---

## 第二段：系统提醒（最重要，但和你无关）
**AI 说：**
这是我的**工作纪律**：
- 我**一次只做一个任务**
- 如果你让我同时做两个不相关的功能，我会直接拒绝
- 我只专心把**一件事做到完美**

👉 **这是AI给自己定的规矩，不是让你做什么。**

---

## 第三段：Work_Context 工作笔记规则
**AI 说：**
我会把学到的东西、遇到的问题、做的决策，存在固定文件夹里：
- `.sisyphus/notepads/...`
这些文件**只追加、不覆盖、不乱删**。

另外：
**计划文件是只读的！我不会乱改！只有你能改！**
👉 保证安全，不会把你计划搞坏。

---

## 第四段：ATLAS: PLAN BREAKDOWN 任务拆解（核心！）
**AI 说：**
我现在要做的事只有一件：
**把你那个 PayPal 支付计划，从“草稿”拆成“能直接写代码的详细步骤”。**

我要拆成这些小任务：
1. **REST 接口写清楚**：路径、参数、返回值、示例
2. **GraphQL 接口写清楚**：输入、输出、结构
3. **安卓/iOS 界面保持一样**：步骤、状态、报错
4. **环境配置**：沙箱/正式环境怎么切、怎么上线、怎么回滚
5. **支付回调（Webhook）**：怎么验证、怎么保证不重复
6. **安全**：token、密钥、WebView 安全
7. **错误处理**：失败重试、超时、回滚
8. **监控**：对接你用的 Prometheus，加指标、日志、告警
9. **测试**：每个接口怎么测、正常/异常场景
10. **文档**：加上官方参考链接

---

## 最后一段：要求
**AI 说：**
- 全部用**英文**写
- 计划写得**非常细**，能直接执行
- 用**测试驱动**的方式（先定测试，再写代码）
- 提交记录清晰

---

# 超级浓缩总结（你只记这句）
**AI 正在把你的 PayPal 支付计划，从“草稿”变成“可直接开发的施工清单”，
全程自动，不用你管，不用你懂，不用你操作。**

---

# 你现在要做什么？
**什么都不做！等着！**

它跑完会告诉你：
- 计划已完善
- 可以开始写代码
- 或问你一个简单的确认

---

要不要我帮你**盯着它接下来的输出**，一旦它需要你回复，我直接给你一句能复制粘贴的话？

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