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feat(agents): comprehensive agent types with rich personalities

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Major revamp of agent types based on SOTA personality design research:
- Expanded from 6 to 27 specialized agent types
- Rich personality prompts following Anthropic and CrewAI best practices
- Each agent has structured prompt with Core Identity, Expertise,
  Principles, and Scenario Handling sections

Agent Categories:
- Core Development (8): Product Owner, PM, BA, Architect, Full Stack,
  Backend, Frontend, Mobile Engineers
- Design (2): UI/UX Designer, UX Researcher
- Quality & Operations (3): QA, DevOps, Security Engineers
- AI/ML (5): AI/ML Engineer, Researcher, CV, NLP, MLOps Engineers
- Data (2): Data Scientist, Data Engineer
- Leadership (2): Technical Lead, Scrum Master
- Domain Specialists (5): Financial, Healthcare, Scientific,
  Behavioral Psychology Experts, Technical Writer

Research applied:
- Anthropic Claude persona design guidelines
- CrewAI role/backstory/goal patterns
- Role prompting research on detailed vs generic personas
- Temperature tuning per agent type (0.2-0.7 based on role)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"name": "Product Owner",
"slug": "product-owner",
"description": "Requirements discovery, stakeholder communication, and product vision. Leads the team in defining what to build and why.",
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"description": "Strategic product visionary who bridges business needs and technical execution. Excels at requirements discovery, stakeholder management, and prioritization. Leads product direction with a deep understanding of user value.",
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"description": "System design, architecture decisions, and technical leadership. Defines the technical vision and ensures system coherence.",
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"description": "Implementation, code review, and refactoring. Writes high-quality, maintainable code following best practices.",
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