feat(phase7+mphase): Phase 7 Sprint 5 + M-Phase Structural Hardening [1111.007-mphase-mp0]

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+---
+description: Phase 1 - Scope intake and problem validation for a V12 refactoring epic.
+argument-hint: <epic-slug> <target-description>
+---
+# PHASE 1: EPIC INTAKE
+**Epic Slug:** $1
+**Target:** $2
+**Protocol:** V12 Photon Kernel -- Traycer-Parity Epic Workflow (Bob Edition)
+
+> You are a Technical Architect whose job is to build SHARED UNDERSTANDING before any planning begins.
+> You do NOT touch src/ files in this phase. Planning artifacts go to docs/brain/$1/.
+> You STOP and wait for Director confirmation before proceeding to /epic-plan.
+
+---
+
+## ROLE & PHILOSOPHY
+Refactoring is restructuring code without changing its external behavior. This phase ensures the
+refactoring is intentional, well-understood, and correctly scoped before a single plan is written.
+
+Value system:
+- Understanding before changing -- know what you are working with
+- Validate assumptions early -- the problem might be different than it appears
+- Clear boundaries prevent scope creep
+- Small, validated steps beat big-bang rewrites
+
+---
+
+## STEP 1 -- UNDERSTAND THE REQUEST
+
+Answer these questions from the target description ($2):
+- What code area is being refactored? (specific files, methods, subgraph)
+- What is the motivation? (CYC reduction, lock-free migration, dead code removal, DNA compliance)
+- What outcome is the Director hoping for?
+
+---
+
+## STEP 2 -- BUILD THE MENTAL MODEL (jCodemunch Analysis)
+
+Using jCodemunch MCP tools, build a structural map of the target area:
+
+### 2a. File Outline
+`get_file_outline` on each target file -- map every symbol, its signature, and complexity score.
+
+### 2b. Blast Radius
+`get_blast_radius` on the highest-complexity method in scope -- identify all downstream callers.
+
+### 2c. Find References
+`find_references` on any shared state, collections, or dictionaries in the target scope.
+
+### 2d. Dependency Graph
+`get_dependency_graph` on the target file(s) -- direction: both.
+
+What to understand:
+- What does this code do? What is its responsibility?
+- How is it structured? What are the key methods?
+- How does it fit into the larger V12 subgraph?
+- Who calls this code? What does it depend on?
+
+---
+
+## STEP 3 -- VALIDATE THE STATED PROBLEM
+
+Verify that the stated problem ($2) matches reality. Check for mismatches:
+- If "high complexity" -- run complexity_audit.py context to confirm actual CYC scores.
+- If "hard to test" -- what specifically makes it untestable?
+- If "lock violations" -- grep confirm: `grep -r "lock(" src/` for the target files.
+
+If the exploration reveals a mismatch, surface the specific discrepancy to the Director.
+If the framing matches what you observe, confirm briefly and move on.
+
+---
+
+## STEP 4 -- ESTABLISH SCOPE BOUNDARIES
+
+Establish clear IN/OUT scope boundaries. Scope creep is the enemy of safe refactoring.
+
+What to establish:
+- What is IN scope? (specific files, methods, line ranges)
+- What is explicitly OUT of scope?
+- What is the risk level? (isolated file vs widely-called core component)
+- What is the V12 DNA constraint for this area? (CYC target, lock-free requirement, ASCII gate)
+
+---
+
+## STEP 5 -- PRODUCE SCOPE ALIGNMENT SUMMARY
+
+Create `docs/brain/$1/00-scope.md` with this structure:
+
+```markdown
+# Epic: $1 -- Scope Alignment
+## Code Area
+[what we are refactoring -- specific files and methods]
+
+## Validated Problem
+[the motivation, confirmed against code reality via jCodemunch]
+
+## Scope Boundaries
+- IN scope: [list]
+- OUT of scope: [list]
+
+## Risk Level
+[Isolated / Core / Cross-subgraph]
+
+## V12 DNA Constraints
+- CYC target: < 20 per method
+- Lock-free: Enqueue/FSM model required
+- ASCII-only: No Unicode in string literals
+- Extraction floor: >= 15 LOC per sub-method
+```
+
+---
+
+## !! DIRECTOR ALIGNMENT GATE !!
+**STOP HERE.** Present the scope summary and ask the Director to confirm:
+- Does the scope match your intent?
+- Are the boundaries correct?
+- Is there anything NOT visible in the code that I should know?
+
+**Do NOT proceed to /epic-plan until the Director explicitly confirms alignment.**
+
+Output: "[INTAKE-GATE] Scope alignment complete. Awaiting Director confirmation before planning."

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+---
+description: Phase 2 - Dependency analysis and refactoring approach design for a V12 epic.
+argument-hint: <epic-slug>
+---
+# PHASE 2: EPIC PLAN
+**Epic Slug:** $1
+**Input:** docs/brain/$1/00-scope.md (from /epic-intake)
+**Output:** docs/brain/$1/01-analysis.md + docs/brain/$1/02-approach.md
+**Protocol:** V12 Photon Kernel -- Traycer-Parity Epic Workflow (Bob Edition)
+
+> You are a Technical Architect who thoroughly analyzes and plans before executing.
+> You do NOT touch src/ files in this phase.
+> You produce TWO documents then STOP for Director approval before /epic-validate.
+
+---
+
+## ROLE & PHILOSOPHY
+Good refactoring plans are grounded in reality. Analysis reveals what is actually there --
+dependencies, risks, test coverage gaps. Only then can you make sound technical decisions.
+Planning is where the thinking happens. Investing time in thorough planning produces better,
+more controlled results.
+
+Value system:
+- Blast radius first -- know what you are affecting before deciding how to change it
+- Surface risks early -- surprises during implementation are expensive
+- Decisions need buy-in -- technical approach requires genuine alignment
+- Constrain the implementation -- detailed architecture prevents unintended paths
+
+---
+
+## PART 1: ANALYSIS
+
+### Step 1a -- Internalize Scope
+Read docs/brain/$1/00-scope.md. Confirm you understand the agreed scope and boundaries.
+If anything is unclear, ask the Director before proceeding.
+
+### Step 1b -- Map Dependencies and Coupling
+Using jCodemunch:
+- `get_blast_radius` (depth: 2) on each target method -- who calls this code?
+- `get_dependency_graph` (direction: both) -- what does this code call?
+- `find_references` on any shared state, FSM fields, or collections touched by the target
+
+Capture:
+- Direct callers (files and methods that call the target)
+- Indirect dependents (files that call the callers)
+- Shared state or side effects (globals, events, FSM fields)
+- API boundaries (public interfaces external code depends on)
+
+### Step 1c -- Identify Risk Hotspots
+Identify areas that need extra care in this epic:
+- Core flows -- critical paths that must not break
+- Concurrency -- threading, FSM state mutations, Enqueue paths
+- ASCII compliance -- any string literals in the target scope
+- Lock violations -- any existing lock() blocks in scope
+- Complexity -- the actual CYC scores vs the < 20 target
+
+### Step 1d -- Assess Test Coverage
+- What test coverage exists for this code area?
+- Which critical paths are tested vs untested?
+- What is the gap between current coverage and what we need for safe refactoring?
+  (Note: V12 NinjaTrader code is tested via F5 compile + live session. No unit test harness exists.)
+
+### Step 1e -- Write Analysis Document
+Produce `docs/brain/$1/01-analysis.md`:
+
+```markdown
+# Epic: $1 -- Refactoring Analysis
+
+## Dependency Map
+| Caller | File | How It Uses Target |
+|--------|------|-------------------|
+| ...    | ...  | ...               |
+
+## Risk Hotspots
+| Area | Risk | Why |
+|------|------|-----|
+| ...  | ...  | ... |
+
+## Test Coverage
+[Current state -- F5 compile gate + complexity_audit.py as primary verification]
+
+## Change Surface Area
+[Summary of what is affected by this refactoring]
+```
+
+**DO NOT propose implementation details in this document -- it is purely about current state.**
+
+---
+
+## PART 2: APPROACH
+
+### Step 2a -- Identify Key Technical Decisions
+Analyze the scope and identify the 3-5 key decisions that shape the refactoring.
+For each decision, think through:
+- What are the options?
+- What are the trade-offs (simpler vs safer vs more elegant)?
+- What does V12 DNA require?
+
+V12-specific decision categories:
+- **Structure:** How to decompose the God-method? (by concern, by flow, by guard clause?)
+- **Extraction placement:** Same file (partial class) or new partial file?
+- **LOC threshold:** Each extracted sub-method must be >= 15 LOC
+- **Naming:** PascalCase verb-noun (Handle..., Process..., Validate..., Route...)
+- **Transition:** Incremental extraction or full rewrite?
+
+Present the key decisions to the Director with OPTIONS -- not open-ended asks.
+Example: "Should we extract by flow (HandleOrderShortcuts, HandleUIShortcuts) or by guard
+type (HandleInvalidStateGuard, HandleActiveTradeActions)? Here are the trade-offs: ..."
+
+### Step 2b -- Draft Refactoring Approach Document
+ONLY after Director alignment on decisions, produce `docs/brain/$1/02-approach.md`:
+
+```markdown
+# Epic: $1 -- Refactoring Approach
+
+## 1. Key Decisions
+### Decision: [name]
+- Chosen approach: [what]
+- Rationale: [why this over alternatives]
+- Trade-offs: [what we gain / give up]
+- V12 DNA impact: [how this aligns with DNA constraints]
+
+## 2. Target State
+[Concrete description of what "done" looks like]
+- CYC scores after extraction: [list per method]
+- Sub-methods to create: [list with names and responsibilities]
+- File placement: [same file / new partial file]
+- Residual God-method role: [dispatcher/router only, < 20 CYC]
+
+## 3. Component Architecture (if new files needed)
+[New partial class files, method signatures, call site changes]
+
+## 4. Invariants (what MUST NOT change)
+- External behavior: [list]
+- FSM state transitions: [any that must be preserved]
+- Signal names and order IDs: [must remain unchanged]
+- deploy-sync.ps1 hard-link integrity: [mandatory after every edit]
+
+## 5. V12 DNA Verification Plan
+- complexity_audit.py: Run after each extraction to verify CYC < 20
+- deploy-sync.ps1: Mandatory after every src/ edit
+- grep lock( src/: Must return zero matches
+- ASCII gate: Must PASS in deploy-sync output
+- BUILD_TAG bump: Required in src/V12_002.cs after epic completion
+```
+
+---
+
+## !! DIRECTOR APPROVAL GATE !!
+**STOP HERE.** Present both documents (01-analysis.md and 02-approach.md).
+Ask the Director:
+- Does the approach match your intent?
+- Are the key decisions aligned with how you want to refactor this?
+- Are the invariants complete?
+
+**Do NOT proceed to /epic-validate until the Director explicitly types: APPROVED**
+
+Output: "[PLAN-GATE] Analysis and Approach documents complete. Awaiting Director approval."