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Language: English | 日本語 Last updated: 2026-05-16 Update history:

  • 2026-05-16: Bump agent count 40 → 42 for analyst split (analyst-intake + analyst-core) (#139)
  • 2026-05-12: Bump rule count 13 → 14 for document-locations rule (#117)
  • 2026-05-01: Add Hooks-Reference link, bump rule count 12 → 13 (#107)
  • 2026-05-01: Bump agent count 39 → 40 for visual-designer (#109)
  • 2026-04-30: Bump rule count 9 → 12 (#103)
  • 2026-04-30: Add Agents-Doc.md to Agents Reference (5→6 pages), Doc Flow to glossary (#54)
  • 2026-04-25: link targets refreshed for Architecture / Agents-Reference page splits, #42 Audience: All users

Welcome to the Aphelion Wiki — the detailed reference for the Aphelion Claude Code agent workflow.

Not sure where to start?Getting Started


Aphelion’s README covers the quick start and an overview. This wiki provides the in-depth reference material that the README intentionally omits:

READMEWiki
Project overview and motivationArchitecture: Domain Model: 3-domain model and session isolation
Quick Start commandsGetting Started: Claude Code setup, first-run walkthrough, scenarios, troubleshooting
Triage plan table (summary)Triage System: selection logic, conditions, and agent matrices
Agent list (names only)Agents Reference (split by domain): Orchestrators & Cross-Cutting, Discovery, Delivery, Operations, Maintenance, Doc — all 42 agents with inputs, outputs, NEXT conditions
Rules Reference: 14 behavior rules with scope and customization notes
Hooks Reference: Claude Code hooks distributed by Aphelion (MVP 3 hooks)
Contributing: how to add agents, rules, and maintain the wiki

PageDescriptionPrimary Audience
Getting StartedClaude Code setup, first run, usage scenarios, command referenceNew users
Architecture (3 pages)Domain Model, Protocols, Operational Rules — 3-domain model, handoff files, AGENT_RESULT protocol, runtime rulesAgent developers
Triage System4-tier plan selection logic, per-domain agent matrices, mandatory agentsAll users
Agents Reference (6 pages)Orchestrators & Cross-Cutting, Discovery, Delivery, Operations, Maintenance, Doc — all 42 agentsAgent developers
Rules ReferenceAll 14 behavior rules: scope, auto-load, interactionsAgent developers
Hooks ReferenceAphelion hooks: usage, bypass, disable, customisationAll users
ContributingAdding agents, rules; bilingual sync workflowAgent developers

”I want to use Aphelion for the first time”

Section titled “”I want to use Aphelion for the first time””
  1. Read Getting Started — Quick Start for your platform
  2. Run /discovery-flow
  3. Read Triage System to understand which agents will be launched

”I want to understand how Aphelion works internally”

Section titled “”I want to understand how Aphelion works internally””
  1. Read Architecture → Domain Model — domain model and session isolation
  2. Read Architecture → Protocols — handoff files and AGENT_RESULT
  3. Read Agents Reference → Orchestrators and the 5 domain pages — each agent’s responsibility and connections
  4. Read Rules Reference — behavioral constraints applied to all agents
  1. Read Contributing — file templates and AGENT_RESULT contract
  2. Read Architecture → Domain Model — understand where the new agent fits
  3. Read Rules Reference — understand which rules apply automatically

”I need to fix a bug or add a small feature to an existing project”

Section titled “”I need to fix a bug or add a small feature to an existing project””
  1. Ensure your project has SPEC.md and ARCHITECTURE.md (if missing, run /codebase-analyzer first)
  2. Run /maintenance-flow {trigger description} — the orchestrator will triage into Patch / Minor / Major
  3. Read Triage System → Maintenance Flow Triage for details on what each plan includes

TermDefinition
DomainOne of the three primary workflow scopes (Discovery, Delivery, Operations). Maintenance is a fourth independent flow; Doc is a fifth, on-demand flow for customer-deliverable document generation
Flow orchestratorAn agent that manages an entire flow (discovery-flow, delivery-flow, operations-flow, maintenance-flow, doc-flow)
TriageThe process of assessing project scale at flow start and selecting a plan tier
PlanOne of four execution tiers: Minimal / Light / Standard / Full
Handoff fileA .md file used to pass information between domains (DISCOVERY_RESULT.md, DELIVERY_RESULT.md)
AGENT_RESULTThe structured output block every agent emits upon completion
NEXTThe field in AGENT_RESULT that specifies which agent runs next
STATUSThe completion status field: success / error / failure / suspended / blocked
blockedSTATUS used when an agent cannot continue due to design ambiguity
Canonical source.claude/ — the authoritative definition files for Claude Code
PRODUCT_TYPEClassification of the project artifact: service / tool / library / cli
HAS_UIWhether the project includes a user interface (affects which agents run)
Auto-approve modeMode activated by .aphelion-auto-approve file; skips approval gates for automated evaluation
Maintenance FlowFourth flow independent from the 3-domain pipeline; invoked via /maintenance-flow for existing-project maintenance (bugs, CVEs, refactors, small features). Triage: Patch / Minor / Major
MAINTENANCE_RESULT.mdHandoff file generated only on Major plan; passed to Delivery Flow as a pre-processing stage
Doc FlowFifth flow, on-demand; invoked via /doc-flow to generate customer-deliverable documents (HLD, LLD, API reference, ops manual, user manual, handover). Triage: doc-type count (1–2 → Minimal, 3–4 → Light, 5–6 → Standard, all 6 + verify → Full). No automatic chaining
DOC_FLOW_RESULT.mdFinal output of Doc Flow; lists generated deliverables, skipped types, and next steps