# Capture QD2 Run Log **Read and follow these instructions after completing a QD2 test run.** --- ## 1. Save the Raw Log Copy the most recent JSONL conversation log to this directory: ```bash # Find the most recent conversation log ls -lt ~/.claude/projects/-Users-alex-src-bmad-quick-flow-redesign/*.jsonl | head -1 # Copy it with the naming convention: YYYY-MM-DD-.jsonl cp _experiment/runs/YYYY-MM-DD-.jsonl ``` The slug should be a few hyphenated words capturing what the run attempted (e.g., `eliminate-apc-menu-gates`, `add-plan-review-to-task01`). ## 2. Summarize the Run Create a matching `.md` file with the same name. Use this structure: ```markdown # QD2 Run: **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD **Workflow:** quick-dev2 (experimental) **Branch:** <branch name> --- ## Intent What was requested? Quote the user's actual words or paraphrase closely. ## Routing - **Route chosen:** One-shot / Plan-code-review / Full BMM - **Rationale:** Why did the agent pick this route? ## What Happened Narrative of what the agent actually did. Focus on: - Did it follow the workflow plumbing? (config loading, step transitions) - Did it capture intent correctly? - Where did it drift, assume, or get things wrong? - What clarifying questions did it ask (or fail to ask)? ## Diff Produced Summarize the actual changes made (or note if no changes were made). ## Human Notes <LEAVE BLANK — human fills this in> ## Observations Bullet list of patterns, surprises, or insights worth tracking. ``` ## 3. Get Human Notes Ask the human: **"Any notes on this run? How did it feel, what went wrong, what surprised you?"** Write their response into the **Human Notes** section verbatim or lightly edited for clarity. Do not summarize away their meaning. ## 4. Verify Confirm both files exist: - `_experiment/runs/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.jsonl` - `_experiment/runs/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md`