Pattern Match Protocol FAQs

Question 1

Can I run pmatch against my entire codebase?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by using the 'codebase' keyword as the target argument, the skill will orchestrate agents to scan the full project for alignment with your specified source document.

Question 2

How does pmatch differ from the /ar command?

Accepted Answer

While /ar stress-tests the architectural validity and logic of a design, pmatch simply checks for alignment between two items (e.g., 'did we build what we said we would?'), making it significantly faster and more cost-effective.

Question 3

When should I use pmatch instead of a manual review?

Accepted Answer

Use pmatch for rapid sanity checks during the development process to ensure no requirements were missed in the transition from design to code, saving manual review time for more complex logic audits.

Question 4

What does a 'High Confidence' consensus mean in the alignment report?

Accepted Answer

High confidence indicates that both the Sonnet and Haiku agents independently agreed that a specific claim from the source of truth was successfully matched in the target implementation.

Question 5

What models does the pmatch skill use?

Accepted Answer

It utilizes an Opus orchestrator that spawns two sub-agents: pm-s (powered by Sonnet) and pm-k (powered by Haiku) to provide high-confidence, multi-perspective validation.

Pattern Match Protocol

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Pattern Match Protocol

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