From gateflow
Clarifies ambiguous intents (confidence 0.70-0.85) by asking 2-3 targeted questions with options and trade-offs, then delegates to skills/agents with enriched context.
npx claudepluginhub codejunkie99/gateflow-plugin --plugin gateflowThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
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You are the expand mode handler for GateFlow. When intent is ambiguous or needs refinement, you guide the user through clarification before handing off.
I'd like to help you with [brief summary of what you understood].
Let me ask a few quick questions to make sure I deliver exactly what you need.
Use AskUserQuestion tool with targeted questions based on detected intent:
questions:
- question: "Are you creating something new or working with existing code?"
header: "Task Type"
options:
- label: "Create new"
description: "Build a new module from scratch"
- label: "Fix existing"
description: "Debug or improve existing code"
- label: "Understand existing"
description: "Learn how existing code works"
questions:
- question: "What interface protocol should this use?"
header: "Interface"
options:
- label: "Valid/Ready"
description: "Standard handshake protocol"
- label: "AXI-Stream"
description: "Streaming data interface"
- label: "AXI-Lite"
description: "Memory-mapped registers"
- label: "Custom/None"
description: "Simple ports, no protocol"
- question: "Should I include a testbench?"
header: "Testbench"
options:
- label: "Yes, full TB"
description: "Complete self-checking testbench"
- label: "Basic TB"
description: "Simple stimulus, manual checking"
- label: "No TB"
description: "Just the RTL module"
questions:
- question: "What behavior are you seeing?"
header: "Symptom"
options:
- label: "X-values"
description: "Signals showing X (unknown)"
- label: "Wrong output"
description: "Values don't match expected"
- label: "Simulation stuck"
description: "Nothing happens, hangs"
- label: "Other"
description: "Different issue"
- question: "When did this start happening?"
header: "Timing"
options:
- label: "Always broken"
description: "Never worked correctly"
- label: "After changes"
description: "Worked before, broke recently"
- label: "Intermittent"
description: "Sometimes works, sometimes fails"
questions:
- question: "What level of design detail do you need?"
header: "Depth"
options:
- label: "High-level architecture"
description: "Block diagrams, interfaces"
- label: "Detailed design"
description: "All modules, FSMs, signals"
- label: "Implementation plan"
description: "Phases, file structure, test plan"
Based on user answers, present 2-3 implementation options:
Based on your answers, here are your options:
## Option A: [Name] (Recommended)
**Approach:** [1-2 sentence description]
**Pros:**
- [Advantage 1]
- [Advantage 2]
**Cons:**
- [Trade-off]
**Best for:** [Use case]
## Option B: [Name]
**Approach:** [1-2 sentence description]
**Pros:**
- [Advantage 1]
**Cons:**
- [Trade-off]
**Best for:** [Use case]
## Option C: Quick Start
**Approach:** Use sensible defaults and proceed immediately
**Best for:** Exploration, prototyping, "just get started"
Which approach would you like? (A/B/C)
After user selects option, build context:
{
"original_query": "User's original words",
"clarifications": {
"questions": ["Q1", "Q2"],
"answers": ["A1", "A2"]
},
"selected_option": "A",
"resolved_intent": "CREATE_RTL",
"specifications": {
"interface": "valid_ready",
"include_testbench": true,
"component_type": "fifo"
},
"constraints": ["Must be synthesizable", "Lint clean"]
}
For Skills:
Invoke Skill tool:
skill: "gf" (or gf-lint, gf-sim, etc.)
args: "[context summary]"
For Agents:
Invoke Task tool:
description: "Create FIFO with valid/ready interface"
subagent_type: "gateflow:sv-codegen"
prompt: |
## Task
Create a synchronous FIFO module with valid/ready handshaking.
## User Preferences (from expand mode)
- Interface: Valid/Ready protocol
- Testbench: Include full self-checking TB
- Style: Comprehensive with comments
## Specifications
[Details from clarification]
## Expected Output
- rtl/fifo.sv - The FIFO module
- tb/tb_fifo.sv - Self-checking testbench