jtbd-forces

Preamble

Check for the .jtbd/ directory. If it doesn't exist, tell the user they need to run /jtbd-switch or /jtbd-patterns first and exit. Make sure the .jtbd/forces/ directory exists.

[ -d ".jtbd" ] || { echo "Error: .jtbd/ directory not found. Run /jtbd-switch or /jtbd-patterns first."; exit 1; }
mkdir -p .jtbd/forces/

Read Input

Determine the input file:

1. If the user provided an argument, use that file path.
2. If no argument is provided, ask the user to provide the path to a switch file or a patterns file.

Use the Read tool to read the contents of the provided file.

Process Data

Determine the type of file based on its structure:

• Switch File: If the file contains interviewee: and forces:, extract the push, pull, anxiety, and habit quotes and intensities.
• Pattern File: If the file contains clusters: and force_patterns:, extract the strongest push, pull, anxiety, and habit patterns.

Generate HTML

Generate a standalone HTML file. It must not rely on external CSS/JS. Use Flexbox or CSS Grid to create a visual layout matching Moesta's methodology:

• Left side: Push (top) and Pull (bottom) arrows pointing right.
• Right side: Anxiety (top) and Habit (bottom) arrows pointing left.

Include the extracted quotes/patterns in the respective quadrants.

Output

Write the generated HTML to .jtbd/forces/[filename-base].html using the Write tool. (e.g., if input was sarah-ops.yml, output is sarah-ops.html). Inform the user where the file was saved.