--- phase: 10.1-aggressive-workflow-modularization task: 0 total_tasks: 0 status: context_gathered last_updated: 2026-02-04 --- Phase 10.1 context discussion completed. CONTEXT.md created with implementation decisions. Phase has no plans yet — ready for `/gsd:plan-phase 10.1` to create execution plans. - Phase 10 fully complete (7 plans, all UAT gaps closed) - Phase 10.1 CONTEXT.md created via `/gsd:discuss-phase` - Fixed misnamed phase directories (10.1 and 10.2 were swapped) - Committed: `docs(10.1): capture phase context` - Run `/gsd:plan-phase 10.1` to create execution plans - Execute plans to decompose main workflow from 192 nodes to ~50-80 nodes - Create domain sub-workflows per the captured decisions **Decomposition:** - Claude proposes optimal boundaries, user approves - Extraction threshold: cohesive behavior + 8-15 nodes minimum - Existing sub-workflows (Update, Actions, Logs) open to restructuring **Main workflow:** - Main sends all Telegram responses (sub-workflows return data only) - Centralized error handling in main - Claude to evaluate whether dedicated Telegram sub-workflow adds value **Contracts:** - Input: common fields (chatId, messageId) + domain-specific - File naming: `n8n-{domain}.json` (rename existing to match) **Migration:** - Grouped extraction, verify each group - Telegram sub-workflow first if validated - Git + backup files for rollback None User wants pragmatic modularization — no workflow too large to work with, logical groupings, don't over-engineer. Key insight from discussion: a dedicated Telegram sub-workflow could centralize all messaging complexity (sending, editing, keyboards, errors, callbacks). This needs validation during research/planning. The goal is main workflow becomes: trigger → auth → route → dispatch to sub-workflows → format response → send via Telegram (or Telegram sub-workflow). Run `/gsd:plan-phase 10.1` to: 1. Research current workflow structure 2. Propose domain boundaries (including Telegram sub-workflow evaluation) 3. Create execution plans for grouped extraction