docs(superpowers): multi-runner Grogu spec + implementation plan #190

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KofTwentyTwo merged 2 commits from docs/multi-runner-spec into develop 2026-05-13 22:58:29 +00:00
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Summary

Two new docs under docs/superpowers/:

  • Spec (specs/2026-05-13-multi-runner-grogu-design.md) — design for scaling Grogu from 1 to 3 self-hosted CI runners. Covers components, precondition (PR #189), failure modes, rollback, and explicit out-of-scope items.
  • Plan (plans/2026-05-13-multi-runner-grogu.md) — 5-task bite-sized implementation plan with concrete commands and expected output per step.

Why these are here

Establishing the Superpowers convention for this project: every meaningful workstream gets a spec → plan → impl cycle. This is the pilot. Follow-up workstreams (v0.2 roadmap, etc.) will use the same path.

Test plan

  • Spec self-review (already done): no placeholders, internal consistency, scope bounded.
  • Plan self-review (already done): every spec component mapped to a task, no placeholders, type-name consistency.
  • Implementation will validate the plan end-to-end — that's the moment of truth for "did this design actually work?"

Implementation will run inline via superpowers:executing-plans once PR #189 (the precondition) lands on develop.

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## Summary Two new docs under `docs/superpowers/`: - **Spec** (`specs/2026-05-13-multi-runner-grogu-design.md`) — design for scaling Grogu from 1 to 3 self-hosted CI runners. Covers components, precondition (PR #189), failure modes, rollback, and explicit out-of-scope items. - **Plan** (`plans/2026-05-13-multi-runner-grogu.md`) — 5-task bite-sized implementation plan with concrete commands and expected output per step. ## Why these are here Establishing the Superpowers convention for this project: every meaningful workstream gets a spec → plan → impl cycle. This is the pilot. Follow-up workstreams (v0.2 roadmap, etc.) will use the same path. ## Test plan - [ ] Spec self-review (already done): no placeholders, internal consistency, scope bounded. - [ ] Plan self-review (already done): every spec component mapped to a task, no placeholders, type-name consistency. - [ ] Implementation will validate the plan end-to-end — that's the moment of truth for "did this design actually work?" Implementation will run inline via `superpowers:executing-plans` once PR #189 (the precondition) lands on develop. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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