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description: View ACE playbook organized by section (strategies, snippets, troubleshooting, APIs) argument-hint: [section] [min-helpful]

ACE Playbook

Display the ACE playbook (4 structured sections).

Usage:

/ace:ace-patterns - Show entire playbook
/ace:ace-patterns strategies - Show strategies_and_hard_rules section only
/ace:ace-patterns troubleshooting 5 - Show troubleshooting bullets with ≥5 helpful count

Playbook Sections

The ACE framework defines 4 sections:

strategies_and_hard_rules - Core strategies and rules
useful_code_snippets - Reusable code patterns
troubleshooting_and_pitfalls - Common issues and solutions
apis_to_use - API usage patterns

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

# Check ce-ace CLI available
if ! command -v ce-ace >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "❌ ce-ace CLI not found - Install: npm install -g @ace-sdk/cli"
  exit 1
fi

# Get context and export as env vars (support both formats)
export ACE_ORG_ID=$(jq -r '.orgId // .env.ACE_ORG_ID // empty' .claude/settings.json 2>/dev/null || echo "")
export ACE_PROJECT_ID=$(jq -r '.projectId // .env.ACE_PROJECT_ID // empty' .claude/settings.json 2>/dev/null || echo "")

if [ -z "$ACE_ORG_ID" ] || [ -z "$ACE_PROJECT_ID" ]; then
  echo "❌ Run /ace-configure first"
  exit 1
fi

# Parse arguments
SECTION="${1:-}"  # Optional section filter
MIN_HELPFUL="${2:-0}"  # Optional min helpful score

# Call ce-ace patterns - CLI reads org/project from env vars automatically
ce-ace patterns \
  ${SECTION:+--section "$SECTION"} \
  --min-helpful "$MIN_HELPFUL"

Arguments:

section: Optional section filter (strategies, snippets, troubleshooting, apis)
min_helpful: Optional minimum helpful count (default: 0)

Examples:

All sections: /ace-patterns
Single section: /ace-patterns strategies
High-value patterns: /ace-patterns troubleshooting 5


The tool returns a nested JSON structure (v3.8.0+):

```json
{
  "playbook": {
    "strategies_and_hard_rules": [...],
    "useful_code_snippets": [...],
    "troubleshooting_and_pitfalls": [...],
    "apis_to_use": [...]
  },
  "metadata": {
    "tokens_in_response": 30000
  }
}

Access sections via: response.playbook.strategies_and_hard_rules, response.playbook.useful_code_snippets, etc.

Each bullet shows:

ID: ctx-{timestamp}-{random}
Helpful/Harmful: ✅ 5 | ❌ 0
Confidence: 100%
Content: The learned insight
Evidence: File paths, errors, line numbers
Metadata (v3.8.0+): Token count when include_metadata=true

How Bullets Are Created

ACE learns from execution feedback:

Successful task → adds to strategies_and_hard_rules or useful_code_snippets Failed task → adds to troubleshooting_and_pitfalls API usage → adds to apis_to_use

Bullets accumulate helpful/harmful counts over time as they prove useful or misleading.

Next Steps

After viewing patterns:

See full statistics: Run /ace:ace-status for counts and top helpful/harmful
Filter patterns: Use section parameter (e.g., /ace:ace-patterns strategies)
Filter by quality: Use min-helpful parameter (e.g., /ace:ace-patterns troubleshooting 5)
Export patterns: Run /ace:ace-export-patterns for backup or sharing
Bootstrap more patterns: Run /ace:ace-bootstrap to analyze git/docs/code
Clear bad patterns: Run /ace:ace-clear --confirm to reset playbook

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