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conflict-resolution

Handle Superwiser rule conflicts when search_rules, list_rules, or load_preferences shows "⚠️ CONFLICT [id]

First seen Apr 17, 2026

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Conflict Resolution

When any Superwiser tool returns results containing "⚠️ CONFLICT [id]", you must resolve the conflict before proceeding.

What Is a Conflict?

A conflict occurs when the user has expressed contradictory preferences at different times. For example:

  • "Always use tabs for indentation" vs "Use 2-space indentation"
  • "Prefer functional components" vs "Use class components for state"

How to Resolve

  1. Present the conflict clearly to the user:

``` SuperWiser Conflict [abc123]: I found conflicting preferences: 1. "Always use tabs for indentation" (from when you were setting up the project) 2. "Use 2-space indentation" (from your React work last week)

Which should I follow? Or do they apply in different contexts? ```

  1. Wait for the user's response. They can:

- Pick a number (e.g., "1" or "use the first one") - Say "both" or "all" if both rules should be kept - Explain when each applies (e.g., "tabs for Python, spaces for JS") - Say "skip" to ignore for now

  1. After the user responds, continue with your work. You do NOT need to:

- Call any tools to resolve or delete rules - Process the response in any special way - The conflict resolution is handled automatically in the background

Important

  • Do NOT skip conflicts - they indicate important ambiguity in user preferences
  • Do NOT guess which rule to follow - always ask the user
  • Do NOT call any MCP tools to "resolve" the conflict - just continue after they respond