Feature complete

/feature-complete "<feature-slug>" [--force]

Archives the feature's working files after a PR has merged. Moves .feature/<slug>/ to .feature/_archive/<slug>/ (which is gitignored). The source code, tests, ADRs, and KB entries all remain — only the working state files (brief, work plan, domains, cycle log, status) are archived.

Knowledge files, index updates, and the archive manifest are committed by /feature-pr before the PR is created — this command is just the post-merge directory move.

Use --force to archive even if status.md does not show refactor complete (e.g. the feature was simple enough that full TDD wasn't used).

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Step 1 — Verify readiness

Read .feature/<slug>/status.md.

Without --force: If Refactor stage is not complete:

Feature '<slug>' is not yet marked as refactor-complete in status.md.

Current stage: <stage>

If the feature is genuinely done (e.g. PR merged, all tests green), run:
  /feature-complete "<slug>" --force

If work is still in progress, continue with:
  <next command from status.md>

Stop.

With --force: Show a warning:

⚠ Archiving '<slug>' before full pipeline completion.
Status shows: <stage> / <substage>

This is fine if:
  - The PR has already merged
  - You intentionally skipped stages (e.g. no refactor needed for small changes)

Use AskUserQuestion with options:
  - "Proceed"
  - "Stop"

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Display opening header:

─────────────────────────────────────────────── 📦 FEATURE COMPLETE · <slug> ───────────────────────────────────────────────

## Step 1b — Ensure narrative exists

Check if `.feature/<slug>/narrative.md` exists. If not, attempt to generate it:
```bash
bash .claude/scripts/narrative-wrapper.sh "<slug>" ".feature/<slug>"

If generation succeeds:

  📖 Narrative generated before archival: .feature/<slug>/narrative.md

If generation fails:

  ⚠️ Narrative generation failed. The feature will be archived without it.
  To generate after archival: bash .claude/scripts/narrative-wrapper.sh "<slug>" ".feature/_archive/<slug>"

Do not block archival on narrative failure — but always attempt it and always report the outcome.

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Step 2 — Archive the working directory

Move .feature/<slug>/ to .feature/_archive/<slug>/. (If units/ subdirectory exists inside the slug directory, it moves with it automatically — no special handling needed.)

.feature/_archive/ is gitignored — the archive stays on the local machine as a short-term reference but does not go into the repository.

If .feature/_archive/ does not exist, create it (it should have been created by /setup-vallorcine, but create it if missing).

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Step 2b — Work group manifest update

Skip this step if the feature slug does not have a work_group field in status.md and does not match the <group>--<wd> double-dash convention.

If this is a work-group-sourced feature:

1. Determine the work group slug (from status.md work_group field or slug prefix).

2. Verify the WD frontmatter has status: COMPLETE (should already be set by feature-refactor Step 6b's work-finalize.sh call). If not, set it now as a fallback.

3. Defensive resync of .work/CLAUDE.md via the index helper, then refresh the per-group manifest table and readiness JSON cache:

   bash .claude/scripts/work-index.sh update "<group-slug>"
   bash .claude/scripts/work-resolve.sh "<group-slug>" >/dev/null
   

   In the normal pipeline these are no-ops — work-finalize.sh already updated the index inside the feature PR, and the helper preserves Last Updated when counts haven't changed. The calls exist for features that bypassed the standard pipeline (hand-completed, resumed from a partial state, or running on an upgraded install where the prior version didn't yet emit the index update). The work-resolve.sh call additionally ensures the per-group _readiness.json cache reflects this WD's COMPLETE state so parallel sessions see the new state immediately.

   Do not edit .work/CLAUDE.md by hand under any circumstances — hand-edits drift from filesystem state and break /work-status.

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Step 3 — Report

If .feature/<slug>/spec-coverage.md exists and is non-vacuous (or has been moved to .feature/_archive/<slug>/spec-coverage.md by Step 2), include the coverage line in the report so the user sees the final annotation state for the feature:

COVERAGE_LINE=""
if [[ -f .feature/_archive/<slug>/spec-coverage.md ]]; then
  COVERAGE_LINE=$(bash .claude/scripts/spec-coverage.sh report .feature/_archive/<slug>/spec-coverage.md 2>/dev/null || true)
fi

───────────────────────────────────────────────
📦 FEATURE COMPLETE · <slug>
───────────────────────────────────────────────
Feature '<slug>' archived.

Working files moved to: .feature/_archive/<slug>/
  (gitignored — local reference only)

<If $COVERAGE_LINE non-empty:>
$COVERAGE_LINE

Permanent records (not moved):
  ADRs:       .decisions/ (all decisions remain)
  KB entries: .kb/ (all research remains)
  Source:     in git history
  Tests:      in git history

To recover working files if needed:
  cp -r .feature/_archive/<slug>/ .feature/<slug>/

If work-group-sourced, append:

Work group: <group> — <complete>/<total> work definitions complete
Next ready WD: /work-start "<group>" next