Add detailed workflow runbook for building decks from collection

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## Workflow
### Quick Reference
1. **Import** - Place text decklists in `collection/`
2. **Hydrate** - Run `hydrate.py` to fetch Scryfall data → `collection_hydrated/`
3. **Define** - Create deck JSON files in `decks/`
4. **Analyze** - Run `analyze_decks.py` to find upgrade options
5. **Report** - Use `deck_report.py` for markdown summaries
3. **Explore** - Find synergies and commanders in your collection
4. **Define** - Create deck JSON files in `decks/`
5. **Analyze** - Run `analyze_decks.py` to find upgrade options
6. **Report** - Use `deck_report.py` for markdown summaries
---
## Runbook: Build a Deck From Your Collection
### Step 1: Import Your Collection
Create a text file in `collection/` with your cards (one per line):
```
1 Sol Ring (CMA) 1
3 Birds of Paradise (M12) 165
1 Eternal Witness (EMA) 183
```
Format: `<count> <Card Name> (<Set Code>) <Collector Number>`
The set code and collector number are optional but help with accuracy.
### Step 2: Hydrate Your Collection
Fetch card data from Scryfall:
```bash
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/my_cards.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
```
This creates:
- `collection_hydrated/deck.json` - All cards with full data
- `collection_hydrated/creatures.json` - Creatures only
- `collection_hydrated/instants.json`, `sorceries.json`, etc.
### Step 3: Explore Your Collection
**View color distribution:**
```bash
python -c "
import json
from collections import Counter
cards = json.load(open('collection_hydrated/deck.json'))
colors = Counter(c for card in cards for c in card.get('color_identity', []))
for c, n in colors.most_common(): print(f'{c}: {n}')
"
```
**Find creature types you own:**
```bash
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --creature-type Elf
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --creature-type Elemental
```
**Find cards by keyword/mechanic:**
```bash
# Find all landfall cards
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --keywords landfall
# Find lifegain synergies
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --keywords "gain life"
# Find -1/-1 counter cards
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --keywords "-1/-1 counter"
```
**Find cards by color identity:**
```bash
# Simic (UG) cards
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --colors U G
# Esper (WUB) instants
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --colors W U B --type instant
```
### Step 4: Choose a Commander
Based on your collection strengths, pick a commander that matches:
- Your most abundant colors
- Creature types you have many of
- Mechanics with good support in your collection
### Step 5: Create the Deck File
Create `decks/<deck_name>.json`:
```json
{
"name": "My Deck Name",
"commander": "Commander Name",
"colors": ["U", "G"],
"archetype": "Simic Value",
"cards": {
"Sol Ring": 1,
"Birds of Paradise": 1,
"Eternal Witness": 1
}
}
```
### Step 6: Analyze for Upgrades
Find cards in your collection that fit your deck:
```bash
python scripts/analyze_decks.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --deck-dir decks/
```
This compares your deck against your collection and suggests:
- Cards matching your commander's color identity
- Cards with synergistic mechanics
- Cards not yet in the deck
### Step 7: Generate a Report
```bash
python scripts/deck_report.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --decks-dir decks/ --output report.md
```
---
## Example: Building a Deck From Scratch
```bash
# 1. Add your collection
echo "1 Ashling, Rekindled // Ashling, Rimebound (ECL) 124" >> collection/my_cards.txt
# 2. Hydrate
python hydrate.py hydrate collection/my_cards.txt -o collection_hydrated/ -c card_cache.json
# 3. Find red instants/sorceries (spellslinger support)
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --colors R --type instant
python scripts/find_synergies.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --colors R --type sorcery
# 4. Create deck file
cat > decks/ashling.json << 'EOF'
{
"name": "Ashling Spellslinger",
"commander": "Ashling, Rekindled // Ashling, Rimebound",
"colors": ["R"],
"archetype": "Mono-Red Spellslinger",
"cards": {}
}
EOF
# 5. Analyze and find synergies
python scripts/analyze_decks.py --collection collection_hydrated/deck.json --deck-dir decks/
```
## Collection Stats