Revised the WDS documentation by renaming and reorganizing files for clarity and consistency. Key changes include updating the paths for agent activation files, removing outdated content, and enhancing the installation and quick start guides. Added a formal positioning statement and expanded the target user profiles to better reflect the intended audience. Improved the trigger mapping instructions with new diagram formatting rules and visual elements to enhance user understanding. This update aims to streamline the onboarding process and improve overall user experience.
- Updated course navigation to replace "Tutorial" with "Course" for consistency.
- Introduced new lessons on alignment signoff, including:
- Understanding alignment
- Creating alignment documents
- Negotiation and acceptance
- Securing commitment
- Enhanced project brief workflow with new templates for alignment documents and service agreements.
- Removed outdated tutorial files and streamlined project brief steps for clarity.
- Added new instructional content to guide users through the alignment process, ensuring stakeholder engagement before project initiation.
- Add training course section to orchestrator with module overview
- Update presentation to suggest training for new users
- Expand Patient Trainer role to include course guidance
- Provide @wds-mimir training invocation example
Users can now be guided through comprehensive WDS training with:
@wds-mimir Take me through the WDS training
- Add mimir-presentation.md introducing the WDS guide/coach/trainer persona
- Create MIMIR-WDS-ORCHESTRATOR.md with complete orchestration logic
- Include initialization sequence: presentation → assessment → environment check → routing
- Add adaptive teaching based on skill levels (beginner to experienced)
- Integrate with existing project-analysis-router.md workflow
- Add @wds-mimir chat invocation instructions
- Fix workflow folder names in MANUAL-INIT-GUIDE.md
Mimir serves as the welcoming entry point, assessing user needs and routing to
specialist agents (Freyja, Idunn, Saga) when appropriate.
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