@aisdlc/core 2.2.1 → 2.2.2

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -2207,7 +2207,7 @@ interface LifecycleSkillTemplate {
 }
 declare const LIFECYCLE_SKILL_TEMPLATES: readonly LifecycleSkillTemplate[];
 declare function renderAntigravitySkillFile(skill: LifecycleSkillTemplate): string;
-declare const STARTER_ANTIGRAVITY_RULES = "# Google Antigravity & Gemini CLI Rules - AI-SDLC Framework\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](../../process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](../../process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\nThis file defines the operational rules and specialized role mappings for Google Antigravity and Gemini CLI-based agents within the AI-SDLC ecosystem.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\n\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: No agent may auto-approve PRs or perform direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Only a human engineer may approve or merge.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguous requirements, formulate clarifying questions (`open-questions`). Never assume unspecified intentions.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always consult `license-policy.yaml`. Dependencies with viral licenses (`GPL`/`AGPL`) or commercial paid licenses (`BSL`/`SSPL`) are strictly forbidden without authorization.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, sanitize data, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and add mitigation tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Disabling linters or suppressing typing errors is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Every derived artifact must cite upstream artifacts using canonical identifiers and their Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 cryptographic hashes.\n\n---\n\n## 2. Specialized Roles Mapping\n\n### 1. `agent-product-analyst` (Product Analyst / Scribe)\n- **Mission**: Capture new product intent via NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and define/refine the product model using ProductShape.\n- **Phase 0 (Greenfield Product Inception)**: When creating a new product from scratch (or when `specs/product/` has no baseline), run a concise 3\u20135 question discovery interview (mission/problem, actors `ACT-*`, MVP capabilities `UC-*`, priority quality goals `QR-*`), draft `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`templates/architecture/introduction-and-goals.template.md`), and derive initial `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*` drafts.\n- **Input**: Business intent or natural language specification.\n- **Output**: Markdown artifacts with YAML frontmatter compliant with `schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json` (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and `schemas/product/` (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - In `UC-*`, format section `1. Intent and Outcome` under the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n  - Mandatory Gherkin criteria with `@<ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:schemas` and `pnpm run verify:duplicates` before delivering the draft.\n\n### 2. `agent-threat-modeler` (Threat Modeler and Security Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Analyze use cases and proactively model adversaries, STRIDE attack vectors, and OWASP ASVS mitigations, both at product level and in the technical security feedback loop over architecture.\n- **Input**: Use cases `UC-*`, functional requirements `FR-*`, or architecture components (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, ADRs).\n- **Output**: Cybersecurity triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`) compliant with `schemas/security/`, followed by handoff to `agent-privacy-officer`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Negative BDD attack and rejection scenarios tagged with `@security @mitigation`.\n  - Assignment of Zero Trust enclaves `SEC-ENC-*`.\n\n### 3. `agent-privacy-officer` (Data Protection & Privacy-by-Design Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Receive handoff from `agent-threat-modeler` to model personal data assets (`DATA-ASSET-*`), GDPR Art. 30 processing activities (`PRIV-ROPA-*`), and LINDDUN / GDPR / ISO 27701 privacy requirements (`PRIV-REQ-*`), and audit PR diffs against `privacy-policy.yaml`.\n- **Output**: Privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) in `specs/privacy/` compliant with `schemas/privacy/`, and `DPIA-*` requests when Art. 9 sensitive data is detected.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Every `PRIV-REQ-*` includes Gherkin scenarios tagged with `@<PRIV-REQ-ID> @privacy @gdpr @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:privacy` to block PII in logs/prompts and enforce ROPA & retention/erasure policies.\n\n### 4. `agent-system-architect` (System Architect)\n- **Mission**: Translate the approved product definition into a modular technical architecture based on arc42 enriched with NAF v4.\n- **Output**: Architecture components (`CMP-*`), Mermaid diagrams, and immutable `ADR-*` records compliant with `schemas/architecture/`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - Every `CMP-*` must declare `satisfies-requirements` linking `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, and `PRIV-REQ-*`, and structure modules following **Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters)** (Domain/Application Core + Inbound/Outbound Ports, enforcing the Dependency Rule).\n  - Emit a return handoff to `agent-threat-modeler` (chaining to `agent-privacy-officer`) in the technical security/privacy feedback loop when infrastructure or persistence decisions introduce new attack vectors or PII flows.\n\n### 5. `agent-qa-engineer` (QA Engineer and SDET)\n- **Mission**: Translate approved requirements (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`, `QR-*`) into comprehensive FAILING (red) BDD/Gherkin, End-to-End (E2E), UI, and unit test suites, before `agent-developer` writes production code.\n- **Input**: Approved requirements from the `handoff.yaml` sidecar (`HOF-*`).\n- **Output**: Failing Gherkin, E2E, and UI test suites covering: nominal case, boundary cases, out-of-range cases, per-interactive-element tests (Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values), and conditional categories (security, privacy, performance, idempotency, postconditions, interface contract).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - FORBIDDEN to include production code or anticipate implementations.\n  - **Agreed Project Technology**: Always use the testing frameworks, E2E/UI runners, and technology stack agreed upon for the project (if any), without requiring the user to specify it in the prompt.\n  - **Mandatory E2E & UI Testing**: Never forget or omit End-to-End (E2E) and User Interface (UI) tests.\n  - **Per-Interactive-Element Coverage**: Create specific tests for every UI element the user can interact with, covering Happy Path, Sad Path, and Boundary Values for each one.\n  - Every `FR-*` must have at least nominal + boundary + out-of-range scenarios; missing these blocks handoff to `agent-developer`.\n  - Mandatory tags: `@<FR-ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:testing` before emitting handoff.\n\n### 6. `agent-developer` (Software Developer)\n- **Mission**: Implement atomic tasks from SDD specifications (`tasks.md`) with clean, strictly typed code and thorough tests.\n- **Directives**:\n  - **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n  - Respect the autonomy mode assigned in `tasks.md` (`AUTONOMOUS`, `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`).\n  - Make tests delivered by `agent-qa-engineer` pass green without altering them to accommodate code.\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Run pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` and full verification: `pnpm run verify:all`.\n  - Upon completing green implementation, suggest handoff to `agent-expert-user` for post-development functional validation prior to security and privacy audit.\n\n### 7. `agent-security-auditor` (Adversarial Code Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Rigorously examine Pull Requests for business logic vulnerabilities, injection vectors, secret leaks, and authorization flaws as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Analyze code diffs with an attacker mindset and run `pnpm run verify:security`.\n  - Issue findings with CVSS v3.1 severity scoring and block any PR introducing CRITICAL or HIGH security risks.\n\n### 8. `agent-compliance-checker` (Open Source License Compliance Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Audit dependency manifests and ensure every direct and transitive third-party package complies with `license-policy.yaml` as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Verify SPDX identifiers via `pnpm run verify:licenses`, immediately blocking viral (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or unapproved commercial (`BSL`, `SSPL`) licenses.\n\n### 9. `agent-expert-user` (Expert User and Domain Evaluator)\n- **Mission**: Contrast design and specifications (design phase) and functionally validate finished software against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (post-development phase).\n- **Directives**:\n  - Design mode (upstream): Adopt the primary actor's profile under stressful field conditions, applying bimodal discrimination (strict MVP core vs. roadmap suggestion backlog in `templates/product/user-design-feedback.template.md`).\n  - Functional validation mode (downstream / pre-PR / post-development functional validation): Thoroughly contrast interface and actual CLI execution against `UC-*` and `FR-*` acceptance criteria before pre-merge security audit.\n  - Emit handoff block suggesting `agent-code-reviewer` / `agent-security-auditor` / `agent-privacy-officer` if compliant, or return to `agent-developer` on functional drift.\n\n### 10. `agent-code-reviewer` (Technical and Architectural Code Reviewer)\n- **Mission**: Audit Pull Requests evaluating code cleanliness, adherence to SOLID, DRY, YAGNI principles, design patterns, and respect for complexity and maintainability thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`), forming part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Detect improper coupling, code smells, magic numbers, ambiguous names, and encapsulation violations.\n  - Flag premature abstractions and speculative code violating YAGNI.\n  - Coordinate Pre-Merge Audit Triad with `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-privacy-officer`, and `agent-compliance-checker`.\n  - Classify findings into: `[BLOCKING]` (quality violation or broken pattern), `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` (non-blocking improvement), and `[COMPLIANT]`.\n\n### 11. `agent-devops` (Automation and Infrastructure Engineer)\n- **Mission**: Maintain, evolve, and audit automated project infrastructure: CI/CD workflows, Docker containers, IaC manifests, and support scripts.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Strict infrastructure domain: Operates exclusively in `.github/workflows/`, `Dockerfile*`, `docker-compose*.yml`, IaC manifests, and `scripts/`.\n  - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (`src/`, `packages/*/src/`). Your responsibility is the pipeline and scaffolding, never application business logic.\n  - Infrastructure dependency policy: Verify licenses of dependencies, base images, and third-party actions according to `license-policy.yaml`.\n  - Gate preservation: Ensure pipeline optimizations preserve all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy and Commit Conventions\n- `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `release/vX.Y.Z` $\\rightarrow$ `main`.\n- Mandatory commit trailers injection:\n  ```text\n  Author-Type: agent\n  AI-Model: gemini-1.5-pro / gemini-2.0-flash\n  Task-ID: TSK-XXX\n  Change-ID: CHG-XXX\n  ```\n\n---\n\n## 4. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation Rule by Autonomy**:\n  - \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or exclusive final supervision in PR/CI): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff to avoid interrupting unattended execution.\n  - \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit the Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](../../templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Block Contents**: Declare produced deliverables, recommend the next role in workflow (`agent-threat-modeler`, `agent-privacy-officer`, `agent-system-architect`, `agent-qa-engineer`, `agent-developer`, `agent-expert-user`, `agent-code-reviewer`, `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-compliance-checker`, `agent-devops`, etc.), provide suggested invocation prompt, and keep **the Human Action Window open at all times for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
+declare const STARTER_ANTIGRAVITY_RULES = "# Google Antigravity & Gemini CLI Rules - AI-SDLC Framework\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](../../process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](../../process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\nThis file defines the operational rules and specialized role mappings for Google Antigravity and Gemini CLI-based agents within the AI-SDLC ecosystem.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\n\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: No agent may auto-approve PRs or perform direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Only a human engineer may approve or merge.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguous requirements, formulate clarifying questions (`open-questions`). Never assume unspecified intentions.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always consult `license-policy.yaml`. Dependencies with viral licenses (`GPL`/`AGPL`) or commercial paid licenses (`BSL`/`SSPL`) are strictly forbidden without authorization.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, sanitize data, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and add mitigation tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Disabling linters or suppressing typing errors is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Every derived artifact must cite upstream artifacts using canonical identifiers and their Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 cryptographic hashes.\n\n---\n\n## 2. Specialized Roles Mapping\n\n### 1. `agent-product-analyst` (Product Analyst / Scribe)\n- **Mission**: Capture new product intent via NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and define/refine the product model using ProductShape.\n- **Phase 0 (Greenfield Product Inception)**: When creating a new product from scratch (or when `specs/product/` has no baseline), run a concise 3\u20135 question discovery interview (mission/problem, actors `ACT-*`, MVP capabilities `UC-*`, priority quality goals `QR-*`), draft `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`templates/architecture/introduction-and-goals.template.md`), and derive initial `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*` drafts.\n- **Input**: Business intent or natural language specification.\n- **Output**: Markdown artifacts with YAML frontmatter compliant with `schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json` (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and `schemas/product/` (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - In `UC-*`, format section `1. Intent and Outcome` under the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n  - Mandatory Gherkin criteria with `@<ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:schemas` and `pnpm run verify:duplicates` before delivering the draft.\n\n### 2. `agent-threat-modeler` (Threat Modeler and Security Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Analyze use cases and proactively model adversaries, STRIDE attack vectors, and OWASP ASVS mitigations, both at product level and in the technical security feedback loop over architecture.\n- **Input**: Use cases `UC-*`, functional requirements `FR-*`, or architecture components (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, ADRs).\n- **Output**: Cybersecurity triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`) compliant with `schemas/security/`, followed by handoff to `agent-privacy-officer`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Negative BDD attack and rejection scenarios tagged with `@security @mitigation`.\n  - Assignment of Zero Trust enclaves `SEC-ENC-*`.\n\n### 3. `agent-privacy-officer` (Data Protection & Privacy-by-Design Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Receive handoff from `agent-threat-modeler` to model personal data assets (`DATA-ASSET-*`), GDPR Art. 30 processing activities (`PRIV-ROPA-*`), and LINDDUN / GDPR / ISO 27701 privacy requirements (`PRIV-REQ-*`), and audit PR diffs against `privacy-policy.yaml`.\n- **Output**: Privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) in `specs/privacy/` compliant with `schemas/privacy/`, and `DPIA-*` requests when Art. 9 sensitive data is detected.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Every `PRIV-REQ-*` includes Gherkin scenarios tagged with `@<PRIV-REQ-ID> @privacy @gdpr @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:privacy` to block PII in logs/prompts and enforce ROPA & retention/erasure policies.\n\n### 4. `agent-system-architect` (System Architect)\n- **Mission**: Translate the approved product definition into a modular technical architecture based on arc42 enriched with NAF v4.\n- **Output**: Architecture components (`CMP-*`), Mermaid diagrams, and immutable `ADR-*` records compliant with `schemas/architecture/`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - Every `CMP-*` must declare `satisfies-requirements` linking `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, and `PRIV-REQ-*`, and structure modules following **Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters)** (Domain/Application Core + Inbound/Outbound Ports, enforcing the Dependency Rule).\n  - Emit a return handoff to `agent-threat-modeler` (chaining to `agent-privacy-officer`) in the technical security/privacy feedback loop when infrastructure or persistence decisions introduce new attack vectors or PII flows.\n\n### 5. `agent-qa-engineer` (QA Engineer and SDET)\n- **Mission**: Translate approved requirements (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`, `QR-*`) into comprehensive FAILING (red) BDD/Gherkin, End-to-End (E2E), UI, and unit test suites, before `agent-developer` writes production code.\n- **Input**: Approved requirements from the `handoff.yaml` sidecar (`HOF-*`).\n- **Output**: Failing Gherkin, E2E, and UI test suites covering: nominal case, boundary cases, out-of-range cases, per-interactive-element tests (Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values), and conditional categories (security, privacy, performance, idempotency, postconditions, interface contract).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - FORBIDDEN to include production code or anticipate implementations.\n  - **Agreed Project Technology**: Always use the testing frameworks, E2E/UI runners, and technology stack agreed upon for the project (if any), without requiring the user to specify it in the prompt.\n  - **Mandatory E2E & UI Testing**: Never forget or omit End-to-End (E2E) and User Interface (UI) tests.\n  - **Per-Interactive-Element Coverage**: Create specific tests for every UI element the user can interact with, covering Happy Path, Sad Path, and Boundary Values for each one.\n  - Every `FR-*` must have at least nominal + boundary + out-of-range scenarios; missing these blocks handoff to `agent-developer`.\n  - Mandatory tags: `@<FR-ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:testing` before emitting handoff.\n\n### 6. `agent-developer` (Software Developer)\n- **Mission**: Implement atomic tasks from SDD specifications (`tasks.md`) with clean, strictly typed code and thorough tests.\n- **Directives**:\n  - **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n  - Respect the autonomy mode assigned in `tasks.md` (`AUTONOMOUS`, `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`).\n  - Make tests delivered by `agent-qa-engineer` pass green without altering them to accommodate code.\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Run pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` and full verification: `pnpm run verify:all`.\n  - Upon completing green implementation, suggest handoff to `agent-expert-user` for post-development functional validation prior to security and privacy audit.\n\n### 7. `agent-security-auditor` (Adversarial Code Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Rigorously examine Pull Requests for business logic vulnerabilities, injection vectors, secret leaks, and authorization flaws as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Analyze code diffs with an attacker mindset and run `pnpm run verify:security`.\n  - Issue findings with CVSS v3.1 severity scoring and block any PR introducing CRITICAL or HIGH security risks.\n\n### 8. `agent-compliance-checker` (Open Source License Compliance Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Audit dependency manifests and ensure every direct and transitive third-party package complies with `license-policy.yaml` as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Verify SPDX identifiers via `pnpm run verify:licenses`, immediately blocking viral (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or unapproved commercial (`BSL`, `SSPL`) licenses.\n\n### 9. `agent-expert-user` (Expert User and Domain Evaluator)\n- **Mission**: Contrast design and specifications (design phase) and functionally validate finished software against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (post-development phase).\n- **Directives**:\n  - Design mode (upstream): Adopt the primary actor's profile under stressful field conditions, applying bimodal discrimination (strict MVP core vs. roadmap suggestion backlog in `templates/product/user-design-feedback.template.md`).\n  - Functional validation mode (downstream / pre-PR / post-development functional validation): Thoroughly contrast interface and actual CLI execution against `UC-*` and `FR-*` acceptance criteria before pre-merge security audit.\n  - Emit handoff block suggesting `agent-code-reviewer` / `agent-security-auditor` / `agent-privacy-officer` if compliant, or return to `agent-developer` on functional drift.\n\n### 10. `agent-code-reviewer` (Technical and Architectural Code Reviewer)\n- **Mission**: Audit Pull Requests evaluating code cleanliness, adherence to SOLID, DRY, YAGNI principles, design patterns, and respect for complexity and maintainability thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`), forming part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Detect improper coupling, code smells, magic numbers, ambiguous names, and encapsulation violations.\n  - Flag premature abstractions and speculative code violating YAGNI.\n  - Coordinate Pre-Merge Audit Triad with `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-privacy-officer`, and `agent-compliance-checker`.\n  - Classify findings into: `[BLOCKING]` (quality violation or broken pattern), `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` (non-blocking improvement), and `[COMPLIANT]`.\n\n### 11. `agent-devops` (Automation and Infrastructure Engineer)\n- **Mission**: Maintain, evolve, and audit automated project infrastructure: CI/CD workflows, Docker containers, IaC manifests, and support scripts.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Strict infrastructure domain: Operates exclusively in `.github/workflows/`, `Dockerfile*`, `docker-compose*.yml`, IaC manifests, and `scripts/`.\n  - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (`src/`, `packages/*/src/`). Your responsibility is the pipeline and scaffolding, never application business logic.\n  - Infrastructure dependency policy: Verify licenses of dependencies, base images, and third-party actions according to `license-policy.yaml`.\n  - Gate preservation: Ensure pipeline optimizations preserve all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.\n  - **Cross-Workflow Audit**: When fixing any CI/CD or configuration defect detected in a PR, search all `.github/workflows/*.yml` for the same pattern (including release, post-merge, and publishing pipelines) before declaring the fix complete.\n  - **Remote Verification**: Creating a PR (`gh pr create`) does not equal success; actively verify that remote checks pass (`gh pr checks`).\n\n---\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy and Commit Conventions\n- `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `release/vX.Y.Z` $\\rightarrow$ `main`.\n- Mandatory commit trailers injection:\n  ```text\n  Author-Type: agent\n  AI-Model: gemini-1.5-pro / gemini-2.0-flash\n  Task-ID: TSK-XXX\n  Change-ID: CHG-XXX\n  ```\n\n---\n\n## 4. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation Rule by Autonomy**:\n  - \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or exclusive final supervision in PR/CI): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff to avoid interrupting unattended execution.\n  - \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit the Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](../../templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Block Contents**: Declare produced deliverables, recommend the next role in workflow (`agent-threat-modeler`, `agent-privacy-officer`, `agent-system-architect`, `agent-qa-engineer`, `agent-developer`, `agent-expert-user`, `agent-code-reviewer`, `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-compliance-checker`, `agent-devops`, etc.), provide suggested invocation prompt, and keep **the Human Action Window open at all times for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_CORE_RULES = "---\ndescription: Global canonical directives, 5 unbreakable commandments, and AI-SDLC pre-flight\nglobs: *\nalwaysApply: true\n---\n\n# Global AI-SDLC Rules (Core)\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\nEvery agent operating in this repository must strictly observe the following guardrails:\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: Do not approve PRs or execute direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Approval is exclusively reserved for human reviewers.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguity, formulate open questions (`open-questions`). Never assume undocumented requirements.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always verify `license-policy.yaml`. Viral dependencies (GPL/AGPL) or commercial paid dependencies (BSL/SSPL) are strictly forbidden without explicit human approval.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, apply least privilege, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and accompany every change with security and privacy tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Suppressing linters or tests to force a green pipeline is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Link specifications using immutable identifiers and Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 hashes.\n\n## 2. Pre-Flight Verification Commands\nBefore finalizing changes or proposing commits:\n- Pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` (or `npx aisdlc check --fix`)\n- Full verification: `pnpm run verify:all` (or `npx aisdlc verify all`)\n- Unit tests: `pnpm test`\n- Strict typing: `pnpm run typecheck`\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy\n- Tier 1: `main` (Production)\n- Tier 2: `release/vX.Y.Z` (Frozen release)\n- Tier 3: `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` / `bug/<BUG-ID>-<slug>` (Feature)\n- Tier 4: `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` (Atomic task)\n\n## 4. Specialized Roles Mapping\n| Role | Mission (summary) |\n| :--- | :--- |\n| `agent-product-analyst` | Phase 0 NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`, 3\u20135 question interview) + ProductShape artifacts (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`); status starts `draft`. |\n| `agent-threat-modeler` | STRIDE/OWASP threat triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`); hands off to `agent-privacy-officer`. |\n| `agent-privacy-officer` | LINDDUN & GDPR/LOPDGDD privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) + Pre-Merge `verify:privacy`. |\n| `agent-system-architect` | Modular arc42 + NAF v4 architecture (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, `ADR-*`). |\n| `agent-qa-engineer` | FAILING BDD/Gherkin, E2E, and UI suites (using agreed project tech; Happy Path, Sad Path & Boundary Values per interactive UI element) before `agent-developer` writes code. |\n| `agent-developer` | Atomic tasks from `tasks.md`; respects autonomy mode; runs `pnpm run check:fix` + `pnpm run verify:all`. |\n| `agent-security-auditor` | Adversarial PR security audit, SAST, secrets, and CVSS v3.1 evaluation. |\n| `agent-compliance-checker` | SPDX license compliance audit against `license-policy.yaml`. |\n| `agent-expert-user` | Bimodal MVP evaluation (design) and functional validation against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (pre-PR). |\n| `agent-code-reviewer` | PR audit (SOLID, DRY, YAGNI): `[BLOCKING]` / `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` / `[COMPLIANT]`. |\n| `agent-devops` | CI/CD, Docker, IaC only \u2014 **FORBIDDEN** to touch `src/` or `packages/*/src/`. |\n\n## 5. Task Autonomy Modes (`tasks.md`)\n- \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`**: Low risk. Implement directly, omit handoff block.\n- \uD83D\uDFE1 **`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`**: Medium risk. Emit Workflow Handoff block, wait for approval.\n- \uD83D\uDFE0 **`AMBIGUOUS`**: Blocked. Request human clarification.\n- \uD83D\uDD34 **`HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`**: Critical risk. Human-only execution.\n\n## 6. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation**:\n  * \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or PR/CI supervision): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff.\n  * \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Content**: Declare completed deliverables, recommend next role(s), provide suggested invocation prompt, and **keep the Human Action Window open for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_PRODUCT_RULES = "---\ndescription: Directives for SDD specifications editing, ProductShape artifacts, Cybersecurity, and Privacy\nglobs: specs/**, templates/**, product/**, security/**, privacy/**\nalwaysApply: false\n---\n\n# Product and SDD Specification Directives\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/02_product_definition.md`](process/02_product_definition.md).\n\n## 1. Identifier Taxonomy and JSON Schemas\nEvery generated or modified artifact must follow canonical naming and satisfy its schema in `schemas/`:\n- Enterprise & Capability Vision (Phase 0): `ARCH-INTRO-[NUM3]` (`schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json`)\n- Product Actors: `ACT-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/actor.schema.json`)\n- Use Cases: `UC-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/use-case.schema.json`)\n- Functional Requirements: `FR-[SUFFIX]-[NUM3]` (`schemas/product/requirement.schema.json`)\n- Quality Requirements: `QR-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/requirement.schema.json`)\n- Business Rules: `BR-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/business-rule.schema.json`)\n- Threat Actors: `ACT-THREAT-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/threat-actor.schema.json`)\n- Abuse Cases: `ABUSE-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/abuse-case.schema.json`)\n- Security Requirements: `SEC-REQ-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/security-req.schema.json`)\n- Data Assets: `DATA-ASSET-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/data-asset.schema.json`)\n- Processing Activities (ROPA): `PRIV-ROPA-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/privacy-ropa.schema.json`)\n- Privacy Requirements: `PRIV-REQ-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/privacy-req.schema.json`)\n\n## 2. \"AI as Scribe\" Protocol Rules\n- **Phase 0 (New Product Inception)**: When starting a new product, conduct a 3\u20135 question discovery interview, instantiate `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`naf-perspective: \"Enterprise & Capability\"`) in `draft`, and derive `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*`.\n- **Initial Status**: Every new artifact strictly starts with `status: draft`. Creating artifacts directly as `active` or `approved` is forbidden.\n- **Gherkin Acceptance Criteria**: In every `FR-*` requirement, include a ```gherkin block with tags `@<ID> @automated @regression` and at least one `Scenario Outline` with an `Examples` data table.\n- **Security & Privacy Mitigations**: Every `SEC-REQ-*` must include negative Gherkin tests (`@security @mitigation`) and every `PRIV-REQ-*` must include Gherkin privacy scenarios (`@privacy @gdpr`).\n- **Use Cases (User Story Structure)**: In every `UC-*`, the `1. Intent and Outcome` section must be written using the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n- **Deterministic Validation**: Run `pnpm run verify:schemas`, `pnpm run verify:duplicates`, and `pnpm run verify:privacy` before presenting the draft to the human reviewer.\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_QUALITY_RULES = "---\ndescription: Directives for code quality, architecture, TDD, and complexity limits\nglobs: packages/**, src/**, scripts/**, tests/**\nalwaysApply: false\n---\n\n# Code Quality and Architecture Directives\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/10_quality_management_and_release_gates.md`](process/10_quality_management_and_release_gates.md).\n\n## 1. Non-Negotiable Quality Thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`)\n- **Cyclomatic Complexity (CC)**: $\\le 10$ per function (warning alert if $> 7$).\n- **Cognitive Complexity**: $\\le 15$ per function (warning if $> 10$).\n- **Maintainability Index (MI)**: $\\ge 50$ (target minimum $\\ge 65$).\n- **Function Length**: $\\le 40$ lines (warning if $> 30$).\n- If a function exceeds these limits, decompose logic into cohesive helper functions before completing the task.\n\n## 2. TDD Methodology, Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) & Unit Testing\n- **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n- Apply Test-Driven Development: generate unit tests before or alongside component logic.\n- Tag tests linked to requirements with header comments citing the ID (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, or `PRIV-REQ-*`) to enable reverse traceability.\n- Suppressing types (`any`), linter rules (`eslint-disable`), or unit tests to force pipeline passage is prohibited.\n\n## 3. Open Source License Policy (`license-policy.yaml`)\n- Before adding any dependency to `package.json`, verify its SPDX identifier.\n- Only permissive dependencies are allowed (`MIT`, `Apache-2.0`, `BSD-2/3-Clause`, `ISC`).\n- Viral licenses (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or commercial licenses without approval (`BSL`, `SSPL`) are prohibited.\n\n## 4. Structured Output `--json`\n- Any extension to CLI commands must preserve compatibility with the `--json` flag and suppress ANSI escape codes when this flag is present.\n";

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -2207,7 +2207,7 @@ interface LifecycleSkillTemplate {
 }
 declare const LIFECYCLE_SKILL_TEMPLATES: readonly LifecycleSkillTemplate[];
 declare function renderAntigravitySkillFile(skill: LifecycleSkillTemplate): string;
-declare const STARTER_ANTIGRAVITY_RULES = "# Google Antigravity & Gemini CLI Rules - AI-SDLC Framework\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](../../process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](../../process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\nThis file defines the operational rules and specialized role mappings for Google Antigravity and Gemini CLI-based agents within the AI-SDLC ecosystem.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\n\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: No agent may auto-approve PRs or perform direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Only a human engineer may approve or merge.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguous requirements, formulate clarifying questions (`open-questions`). Never assume unspecified intentions.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always consult `license-policy.yaml`. Dependencies with viral licenses (`GPL`/`AGPL`) or commercial paid licenses (`BSL`/`SSPL`) are strictly forbidden without authorization.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, sanitize data, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and add mitigation tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Disabling linters or suppressing typing errors is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Every derived artifact must cite upstream artifacts using canonical identifiers and their Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 cryptographic hashes.\n\n---\n\n## 2. Specialized Roles Mapping\n\n### 1. `agent-product-analyst` (Product Analyst / Scribe)\n- **Mission**: Capture new product intent via NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and define/refine the product model using ProductShape.\n- **Phase 0 (Greenfield Product Inception)**: When creating a new product from scratch (or when `specs/product/` has no baseline), run a concise 3\u20135 question discovery interview (mission/problem, actors `ACT-*`, MVP capabilities `UC-*`, priority quality goals `QR-*`), draft `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`templates/architecture/introduction-and-goals.template.md`), and derive initial `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*` drafts.\n- **Input**: Business intent or natural language specification.\n- **Output**: Markdown artifacts with YAML frontmatter compliant with `schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json` (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and `schemas/product/` (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - In `UC-*`, format section `1. Intent and Outcome` under the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n  - Mandatory Gherkin criteria with `@<ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:schemas` and `pnpm run verify:duplicates` before delivering the draft.\n\n### 2. `agent-threat-modeler` (Threat Modeler and Security Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Analyze use cases and proactively model adversaries, STRIDE attack vectors, and OWASP ASVS mitigations, both at product level and in the technical security feedback loop over architecture.\n- **Input**: Use cases `UC-*`, functional requirements `FR-*`, or architecture components (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, ADRs).\n- **Output**: Cybersecurity triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`) compliant with `schemas/security/`, followed by handoff to `agent-privacy-officer`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Negative BDD attack and rejection scenarios tagged with `@security @mitigation`.\n  - Assignment of Zero Trust enclaves `SEC-ENC-*`.\n\n### 3. `agent-privacy-officer` (Data Protection & Privacy-by-Design Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Receive handoff from `agent-threat-modeler` to model personal data assets (`DATA-ASSET-*`), GDPR Art. 30 processing activities (`PRIV-ROPA-*`), and LINDDUN / GDPR / ISO 27701 privacy requirements (`PRIV-REQ-*`), and audit PR diffs against `privacy-policy.yaml`.\n- **Output**: Privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) in `specs/privacy/` compliant with `schemas/privacy/`, and `DPIA-*` requests when Art. 9 sensitive data is detected.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Every `PRIV-REQ-*` includes Gherkin scenarios tagged with `@<PRIV-REQ-ID> @privacy @gdpr @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:privacy` to block PII in logs/prompts and enforce ROPA & retention/erasure policies.\n\n### 4. `agent-system-architect` (System Architect)\n- **Mission**: Translate the approved product definition into a modular technical architecture based on arc42 enriched with NAF v4.\n- **Output**: Architecture components (`CMP-*`), Mermaid diagrams, and immutable `ADR-*` records compliant with `schemas/architecture/`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - Every `CMP-*` must declare `satisfies-requirements` linking `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, and `PRIV-REQ-*`, and structure modules following **Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters)** (Domain/Application Core + Inbound/Outbound Ports, enforcing the Dependency Rule).\n  - Emit a return handoff to `agent-threat-modeler` (chaining to `agent-privacy-officer`) in the technical security/privacy feedback loop when infrastructure or persistence decisions introduce new attack vectors or PII flows.\n\n### 5. `agent-qa-engineer` (QA Engineer and SDET)\n- **Mission**: Translate approved requirements (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`, `QR-*`) into comprehensive FAILING (red) BDD/Gherkin, End-to-End (E2E), UI, and unit test suites, before `agent-developer` writes production code.\n- **Input**: Approved requirements from the `handoff.yaml` sidecar (`HOF-*`).\n- **Output**: Failing Gherkin, E2E, and UI test suites covering: nominal case, boundary cases, out-of-range cases, per-interactive-element tests (Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values), and conditional categories (security, privacy, performance, idempotency, postconditions, interface contract).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - FORBIDDEN to include production code or anticipate implementations.\n  - **Agreed Project Technology**: Always use the testing frameworks, E2E/UI runners, and technology stack agreed upon for the project (if any), without requiring the user to specify it in the prompt.\n  - **Mandatory E2E & UI Testing**: Never forget or omit End-to-End (E2E) and User Interface (UI) tests.\n  - **Per-Interactive-Element Coverage**: Create specific tests for every UI element the user can interact with, covering Happy Path, Sad Path, and Boundary Values for each one.\n  - Every `FR-*` must have at least nominal + boundary + out-of-range scenarios; missing these blocks handoff to `agent-developer`.\n  - Mandatory tags: `@<FR-ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:testing` before emitting handoff.\n\n### 6. `agent-developer` (Software Developer)\n- **Mission**: Implement atomic tasks from SDD specifications (`tasks.md`) with clean, strictly typed code and thorough tests.\n- **Directives**:\n  - **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n  - Respect the autonomy mode assigned in `tasks.md` (`AUTONOMOUS`, `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`).\n  - Make tests delivered by `agent-qa-engineer` pass green without altering them to accommodate code.\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Run pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` and full verification: `pnpm run verify:all`.\n  - Upon completing green implementation, suggest handoff to `agent-expert-user` for post-development functional validation prior to security and privacy audit.\n\n### 7. `agent-security-auditor` (Adversarial Code Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Rigorously examine Pull Requests for business logic vulnerabilities, injection vectors, secret leaks, and authorization flaws as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Analyze code diffs with an attacker mindset and run `pnpm run verify:security`.\n  - Issue findings with CVSS v3.1 severity scoring and block any PR introducing CRITICAL or HIGH security risks.\n\n### 8. `agent-compliance-checker` (Open Source License Compliance Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Audit dependency manifests and ensure every direct and transitive third-party package complies with `license-policy.yaml` as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Verify SPDX identifiers via `pnpm run verify:licenses`, immediately blocking viral (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or unapproved commercial (`BSL`, `SSPL`) licenses.\n\n### 9. `agent-expert-user` (Expert User and Domain Evaluator)\n- **Mission**: Contrast design and specifications (design phase) and functionally validate finished software against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (post-development phase).\n- **Directives**:\n  - Design mode (upstream): Adopt the primary actor's profile under stressful field conditions, applying bimodal discrimination (strict MVP core vs. roadmap suggestion backlog in `templates/product/user-design-feedback.template.md`).\n  - Functional validation mode (downstream / pre-PR / post-development functional validation): Thoroughly contrast interface and actual CLI execution against `UC-*` and `FR-*` acceptance criteria before pre-merge security audit.\n  - Emit handoff block suggesting `agent-code-reviewer` / `agent-security-auditor` / `agent-privacy-officer` if compliant, or return to `agent-developer` on functional drift.\n\n### 10. `agent-code-reviewer` (Technical and Architectural Code Reviewer)\n- **Mission**: Audit Pull Requests evaluating code cleanliness, adherence to SOLID, DRY, YAGNI principles, design patterns, and respect for complexity and maintainability thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`), forming part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Detect improper coupling, code smells, magic numbers, ambiguous names, and encapsulation violations.\n  - Flag premature abstractions and speculative code violating YAGNI.\n  - Coordinate Pre-Merge Audit Triad with `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-privacy-officer`, and `agent-compliance-checker`.\n  - Classify findings into: `[BLOCKING]` (quality violation or broken pattern), `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` (non-blocking improvement), and `[COMPLIANT]`.\n\n### 11. `agent-devops` (Automation and Infrastructure Engineer)\n- **Mission**: Maintain, evolve, and audit automated project infrastructure: CI/CD workflows, Docker containers, IaC manifests, and support scripts.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Strict infrastructure domain: Operates exclusively in `.github/workflows/`, `Dockerfile*`, `docker-compose*.yml`, IaC manifests, and `scripts/`.\n  - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (`src/`, `packages/*/src/`). Your responsibility is the pipeline and scaffolding, never application business logic.\n  - Infrastructure dependency policy: Verify licenses of dependencies, base images, and third-party actions according to `license-policy.yaml`.\n  - Gate preservation: Ensure pipeline optimizations preserve all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy and Commit Conventions\n- `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `release/vX.Y.Z` $\\rightarrow$ `main`.\n- Mandatory commit trailers injection:\n  ```text\n  Author-Type: agent\n  AI-Model: gemini-1.5-pro / gemini-2.0-flash\n  Task-ID: TSK-XXX\n  Change-ID: CHG-XXX\n  ```\n\n---\n\n## 4. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation Rule by Autonomy**:\n  - \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or exclusive final supervision in PR/CI): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff to avoid interrupting unattended execution.\n  - \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit the Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](../../templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Block Contents**: Declare produced deliverables, recommend the next role in workflow (`agent-threat-modeler`, `agent-privacy-officer`, `agent-system-architect`, `agent-qa-engineer`, `agent-developer`, `agent-expert-user`, `agent-code-reviewer`, `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-compliance-checker`, `agent-devops`, etc.), provide suggested invocation prompt, and keep **the Human Action Window open at all times for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
+declare const STARTER_ANTIGRAVITY_RULES = "# Google Antigravity & Gemini CLI Rules - AI-SDLC Framework\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](../../process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](../../process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\nThis file defines the operational rules and specialized role mappings for Google Antigravity and Gemini CLI-based agents within the AI-SDLC ecosystem.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\n\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: No agent may auto-approve PRs or perform direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Only a human engineer may approve or merge.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguous requirements, formulate clarifying questions (`open-questions`). Never assume unspecified intentions.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always consult `license-policy.yaml`. Dependencies with viral licenses (`GPL`/`AGPL`) or commercial paid licenses (`BSL`/`SSPL`) are strictly forbidden without authorization.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, sanitize data, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and add mitigation tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Disabling linters or suppressing typing errors is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Every derived artifact must cite upstream artifacts using canonical identifiers and their Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 cryptographic hashes.\n\n---\n\n## 2. Specialized Roles Mapping\n\n### 1. `agent-product-analyst` (Product Analyst / Scribe)\n- **Mission**: Capture new product intent via NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and define/refine the product model using ProductShape.\n- **Phase 0 (Greenfield Product Inception)**: When creating a new product from scratch (or when `specs/product/` has no baseline), run a concise 3\u20135 question discovery interview (mission/problem, actors `ACT-*`, MVP capabilities `UC-*`, priority quality goals `QR-*`), draft `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`templates/architecture/introduction-and-goals.template.md`), and derive initial `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*` drafts.\n- **Input**: Business intent or natural language specification.\n- **Output**: Markdown artifacts with YAML frontmatter compliant with `schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json` (`ARCH-INTRO-*`) and `schemas/product/` (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - In `UC-*`, format section `1. Intent and Outcome` under the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n  - Mandatory Gherkin criteria with `@<ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:schemas` and `pnpm run verify:duplicates` before delivering the draft.\n\n### 2. `agent-threat-modeler` (Threat Modeler and Security Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Analyze use cases and proactively model adversaries, STRIDE attack vectors, and OWASP ASVS mitigations, both at product level and in the technical security feedback loop over architecture.\n- **Input**: Use cases `UC-*`, functional requirements `FR-*`, or architecture components (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, ADRs).\n- **Output**: Cybersecurity triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`) compliant with `schemas/security/`, followed by handoff to `agent-privacy-officer`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Negative BDD attack and rejection scenarios tagged with `@security @mitigation`.\n  - Assignment of Zero Trust enclaves `SEC-ENC-*`.\n\n### 3. `agent-privacy-officer` (Data Protection & Privacy-by-Design Specialist)\n- **Mission**: Receive handoff from `agent-threat-modeler` to model personal data assets (`DATA-ASSET-*`), GDPR Art. 30 processing activities (`PRIV-ROPA-*`), and LINDDUN / GDPR / ISO 27701 privacy requirements (`PRIV-REQ-*`), and audit PR diffs against `privacy-policy.yaml`.\n- **Output**: Privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) in `specs/privacy/` compliant with `schemas/privacy/`, and `DPIA-*` requests when Art. 9 sensitive data is detected.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - `status` always starts in `draft`.\n  - Every `PRIV-REQ-*` includes Gherkin scenarios tagged with `@<PRIV-REQ-ID> @privacy @gdpr @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:privacy` to block PII in logs/prompts and enforce ROPA & retention/erasure policies.\n\n### 4. `agent-system-architect` (System Architect)\n- **Mission**: Translate the approved product definition into a modular technical architecture based on arc42 enriched with NAF v4.\n- **Output**: Architecture components (`CMP-*`), Mermaid diagrams, and immutable `ADR-*` records compliant with `schemas/architecture/`.\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - Every `CMP-*` must declare `satisfies-requirements` linking `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, and `PRIV-REQ-*`, and structure modules following **Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters)** (Domain/Application Core + Inbound/Outbound Ports, enforcing the Dependency Rule).\n  - Emit a return handoff to `agent-threat-modeler` (chaining to `agent-privacy-officer`) in the technical security/privacy feedback loop when infrastructure or persistence decisions introduce new attack vectors or PII flows.\n\n### 5. `agent-qa-engineer` (QA Engineer and SDET)\n- **Mission**: Translate approved requirements (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`, `QR-*`) into comprehensive FAILING (red) BDD/Gherkin, End-to-End (E2E), UI, and unit test suites, before `agent-developer` writes production code.\n- **Input**: Approved requirements from the `handoff.yaml` sidecar (`HOF-*`).\n- **Output**: Failing Gherkin, E2E, and UI test suites covering: nominal case, boundary cases, out-of-range cases, per-interactive-element tests (Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values), and conditional categories (security, privacy, performance, idempotency, postconditions, interface contract).\n- **Guardrails**:\n  - FORBIDDEN to include production code or anticipate implementations.\n  - **Agreed Project Technology**: Always use the testing frameworks, E2E/UI runners, and technology stack agreed upon for the project (if any), without requiring the user to specify it in the prompt.\n  - **Mandatory E2E & UI Testing**: Never forget or omit End-to-End (E2E) and User Interface (UI) tests.\n  - **Per-Interactive-Element Coverage**: Create specific tests for every UI element the user can interact with, covering Happy Path, Sad Path, and Boundary Values for each one.\n  - Every `FR-*` must have at least nominal + boundary + out-of-range scenarios; missing these blocks handoff to `agent-developer`.\n  - Mandatory tags: `@<FR-ID> @automated @regression`.\n  - Run `pnpm run verify:testing` before emitting handoff.\n\n### 6. `agent-developer` (Software Developer)\n- **Mission**: Implement atomic tasks from SDD specifications (`tasks.md`) with clean, strictly typed code and thorough tests.\n- **Directives**:\n  - **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n  - Respect the autonomy mode assigned in `tasks.md` (`AUTONOMOUS`, `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`).\n  - Make tests delivered by `agent-qa-engineer` pass green without altering them to accommodate code.\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Run pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` and full verification: `pnpm run verify:all`.\n  - Upon completing green implementation, suggest handoff to `agent-expert-user` for post-development functional validation prior to security and privacy audit.\n\n### 7. `agent-security-auditor` (Adversarial Code Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Rigorously examine Pull Requests for business logic vulnerabilities, injection vectors, secret leaks, and authorization flaws as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Analyze code diffs with an attacker mindset and run `pnpm run verify:security`.\n  - Issue findings with CVSS v3.1 severity scoring and block any PR introducing CRITICAL or HIGH security risks.\n\n### 8. `agent-compliance-checker` (Open Source License Compliance Auditor)\n- **Mission**: Audit dependency manifests and ensure every direct and transitive third-party package complies with `license-policy.yaml` as part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Verify SPDX identifiers via `pnpm run verify:licenses`, immediately blocking viral (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or unapproved commercial (`BSL`, `SSPL`) licenses.\n\n### 9. `agent-expert-user` (Expert User and Domain Evaluator)\n- **Mission**: Contrast design and specifications (design phase) and functionally validate finished software against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (post-development phase).\n- **Directives**:\n  - Design mode (upstream): Adopt the primary actor's profile under stressful field conditions, applying bimodal discrimination (strict MVP core vs. roadmap suggestion backlog in `templates/product/user-design-feedback.template.md`).\n  - Functional validation mode (downstream / pre-PR / post-development functional validation): Thoroughly contrast interface and actual CLI execution against `UC-*` and `FR-*` acceptance criteria before pre-merge security audit.\n  - Emit handoff block suggesting `agent-code-reviewer` / `agent-security-auditor` / `agent-privacy-officer` if compliant, or return to `agent-developer` on functional drift.\n\n### 10. `agent-code-reviewer` (Technical and Architectural Code Reviewer)\n- **Mission**: Audit Pull Requests evaluating code cleanliness, adherence to SOLID, DRY, YAGNI principles, design patterns, and respect for complexity and maintainability thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`), forming part of the Pre-Merge Audit Triad.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Respect `quality-policy.yaml` thresholds: CC $\\le 10$, Cognitive $\\le 15$, MI $\\ge 50$, LOC $\\le 40$.\n  - Detect improper coupling, code smells, magic numbers, ambiguous names, and encapsulation violations.\n  - Flag premature abstractions and speculative code violating YAGNI.\n  - Coordinate Pre-Merge Audit Triad with `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-privacy-officer`, and `agent-compliance-checker`.\n  - Classify findings into: `[BLOCKING]` (quality violation or broken pattern), `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` (non-blocking improvement), and `[COMPLIANT]`.\n\n### 11. `agent-devops` (Automation and Infrastructure Engineer)\n- **Mission**: Maintain, evolve, and audit automated project infrastructure: CI/CD workflows, Docker containers, IaC manifests, and support scripts.\n- **Directives**:\n  - Strict infrastructure domain: Operates exclusively in `.github/workflows/`, `Dockerfile*`, `docker-compose*.yml`, IaC manifests, and `scripts/`.\n  - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (`src/`, `packages/*/src/`). Your responsibility is the pipeline and scaffolding, never application business logic.\n  - Infrastructure dependency policy: Verify licenses of dependencies, base images, and third-party actions according to `license-policy.yaml`.\n  - Gate preservation: Ensure pipeline optimizations preserve all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.\n  - **Cross-Workflow Audit**: When fixing any CI/CD or configuration defect detected in a PR, search all `.github/workflows/*.yml` for the same pattern (including release, post-merge, and publishing pipelines) before declaring the fix complete.\n  - **Remote Verification**: Creating a PR (`gh pr create`) does not equal success; actively verify that remote checks pass (`gh pr checks`).\n\n---\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy and Commit Conventions\n- `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` $\\rightarrow$ `release/vX.Y.Z` $\\rightarrow$ `main`.\n- Mandatory commit trailers injection:\n  ```text\n  Author-Type: agent\n  AI-Model: gemini-1.5-pro / gemini-2.0-flash\n  Task-ID: TSK-XXX\n  Change-ID: CHG-XXX\n  ```\n\n---\n\n## 4. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation Rule by Autonomy**:\n  - \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or exclusive final supervision in PR/CI): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff to avoid interrupting unattended execution.\n  - \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit the Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](../../templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Block Contents**: Declare produced deliverables, recommend the next role in workflow (`agent-threat-modeler`, `agent-privacy-officer`, `agent-system-architect`, `agent-qa-engineer`, `agent-developer`, `agent-expert-user`, `agent-code-reviewer`, `agent-security-auditor`, `agent-compliance-checker`, `agent-devops`, etc.), provide suggested invocation prompt, and keep **the Human Action Window open at all times for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_CORE_RULES = "---\ndescription: Global canonical directives, 5 unbreakable commandments, and AI-SDLC pre-flight\nglobs: *\nalwaysApply: true\n---\n\n# Global AI-SDLC Rules (Core)\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/01_governance_and_roles.md`](process/01_governance_and_roles.md).\n\n## 1. The 5 Unbreakable Commandments of Agents | Los 5 Mandamientos Inquebrantables de los Agentes\nEvery agent operating in this repository must strictly observe the following guardrails:\n1. **FORBIDDEN TO AUTO-APPROVE OR AUTO-MERGE | PROHIBIDO AUTO-APROBAR O AUTO-FUSIONAR**: Do not approve PRs or execute direct merges to protected branches (`main`, `release/*`). Approval is exclusively reserved for human reviewers.\n2. **FORBIDDEN TO INVENT PRODUCT OR ARCHITECTURE DECISIONS**: When facing ambiguity, formulate open questions (`open-questions`). Never assume undocumented requirements.\n3. **FORBIDDEN TO INTRODUCE DEPENDENCIES WITHOUT LICENSE INSPECTION**: Always verify `license-policy.yaml`. Viral dependencies (GPL/AGPL) or commercial paid dependencies (BSL/SSPL) are strictly forbidden without explicit human approval.\n4. **FORBIDDEN TO IGNORE CYBERSECURITY & PRIVACY (SECURITY-BY-DEFAULT & PRIVACY-BY-DEFAULT)**: Validate inputs, apply least privilege, protect PII according to `privacy-policy.yaml`, and accompany every change with security and privacy tests (`SEC-TEST-*`, `@privacy`). Suppressing linters or tests to force a green pipeline is prohibited.\n5. **MANDATORY CRYPTOGRAPHIC CITATION**: Link specifications using immutable identifiers and Unix LF-normalized SHA-256 hashes.\n\n## 2. Pre-Flight Verification Commands\nBefore finalizing changes or proposing commits:\n- Pre-flight with auto-fix: `pnpm run check:fix` (or `npx aisdlc check --fix`)\n- Full verification: `pnpm run verify:all` (or `npx aisdlc verify all`)\n- Unit tests: `pnpm test`\n- Strict typing: `pnpm run typecheck`\n\n## 3. Git 4-Tier Hierarchy\n- Tier 1: `main` (Production)\n- Tier 2: `release/vX.Y.Z` (Frozen release)\n- Tier 3: `feat/<FEAT-ID>-<slug>` / `bug/<BUG-ID>-<slug>` (Feature)\n- Tier 4: `task/<PARENT-ID>/<TSK-ID>-<slug>` (Atomic task)\n\n## 4. Specialized Roles Mapping\n| Role | Mission (summary) |\n| :--- | :--- |\n| `agent-product-analyst` | Phase 0 NAF v4 Enterprise & Capability Vision (`ARCH-INTRO-*`, 3\u20135 question interview) + ProductShape artifacts (`ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `FR-*`, `QR-*`, `BR-*`); status starts `draft`. |\n| `agent-threat-modeler` | STRIDE/OWASP threat triad (`ACT-THREAT-*`, `ABUSE-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`); hands off to `agent-privacy-officer`. |\n| `agent-privacy-officer` | LINDDUN & GDPR/LOPDGDD privacy triad (`DATA-ASSET-*`, `PRIV-ROPA-*`, `PRIV-REQ-*`) + Pre-Merge `verify:privacy`. |\n| `agent-system-architect` | Modular arc42 + NAF v4 architecture (`CMP-*`, Mermaid diagrams, `ADR-*`). |\n| `agent-qa-engineer` | FAILING BDD/Gherkin, E2E, and UI suites (using agreed project tech; Happy Path, Sad Path & Boundary Values per interactive UI element) before `agent-developer` writes code. |\n| `agent-developer` | Atomic tasks from `tasks.md`; respects autonomy mode; runs `pnpm run check:fix` + `pnpm run verify:all`. |\n| `agent-security-auditor` | Adversarial PR security audit, SAST, secrets, and CVSS v3.1 evaluation. |\n| `agent-compliance-checker` | SPDX license compliance audit against `license-policy.yaml`. |\n| `agent-expert-user` | Bimodal MVP evaluation (design) and functional validation against `UC-*` and `FR-*` (pre-PR). |\n| `agent-code-reviewer` | PR audit (SOLID, DRY, YAGNI): `[BLOCKING]` / `[CLEAN_CODE_SUGGESTION]` / `[COMPLIANT]`. |\n| `agent-devops` | CI/CD, Docker, IaC only \u2014 **FORBIDDEN** to touch `src/` or `packages/*/src/`. |\n\n## 5. Task Autonomy Modes (`tasks.md`)\n- \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`**: Low risk. Implement directly, omit handoff block.\n- \uD83D\uDFE1 **`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`**: Medium risk. Emit Workflow Handoff block, wait for approval.\n- \uD83D\uDFE0 **`AMBIGUOUS`**: Blocked. Request human clarification.\n- \uD83D\uDD34 **`HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`**: Critical risk. Human-only execution.\n\n## 6. Workflow Handoff Protocol and Human Action Window | Ventana de Acci\u00F3n Humana\n- **Conditional Activation**:\n  * \uD83D\uDFE2 **`AUTONOMOUS`** (or PR/CI supervision): **OMITTED**. Do not request or emit interactive handoff.\n  * \uD83D\uDFE1 **Autonomy $\\ge$ `HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`** (`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN`, `AMBIGUOUS`, `HIGH_RISK_MANUAL`): **MANDATORY**. Emit Workflow Handoff block compliant with [`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md`](templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md) and **STOP**.\n- **Content**: Declare completed deliverables, recommend next role(s), provide suggested invocation prompt, and **keep the Human Action Window open for the human user to take action** (review, edit by hand, pause/reroute, or delegate).\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_PRODUCT_RULES = "---\ndescription: Directives for SDD specifications editing, ProductShape artifacts, Cybersecurity, and Privacy\nglobs: specs/**, templates/**, product/**, security/**, privacy/**\nalwaysApply: false\n---\n\n# Product and SDD Specification Directives\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/02_product_definition.md`](process/02_product_definition.md).\n\n## 1. Identifier Taxonomy and JSON Schemas\nEvery generated or modified artifact must follow canonical naming and satisfy its schema in `schemas/`:\n- Enterprise & Capability Vision (Phase 0): `ARCH-INTRO-[NUM3]` (`schemas/architecture/introduction-and-goals.schema.json`)\n- Product Actors: `ACT-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/actor.schema.json`)\n- Use Cases: `UC-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/use-case.schema.json`)\n- Functional Requirements: `FR-[SUFFIX]-[NUM3]` (`schemas/product/requirement.schema.json`)\n- Quality Requirements: `QR-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/requirement.schema.json`)\n- Business Rules: `BR-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/product/business-rule.schema.json`)\n- Threat Actors: `ACT-THREAT-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/threat-actor.schema.json`)\n- Abuse Cases: `ABUSE-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/abuse-case.schema.json`)\n- Security Requirements: `SEC-REQ-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/security/security-req.schema.json`)\n- Data Assets: `DATA-ASSET-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/data-asset.schema.json`)\n- Processing Activities (ROPA): `PRIV-ROPA-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/privacy-ropa.schema.json`)\n- Privacy Requirements: `PRIV-REQ-[SUFFIX]` (`schemas/privacy/privacy-req.schema.json`)\n\n## 2. \"AI as Scribe\" Protocol Rules\n- **Phase 0 (New Product Inception)**: When starting a new product, conduct a 3\u20135 question discovery interview, instantiate `ARCH-INTRO-001` (`naf-perspective: \"Enterprise & Capability\"`) in `draft`, and derive `ACT-*`, `UC-*`, `BR-*`, `FR-*`, and `QR-*`.\n- **Initial Status**: Every new artifact strictly starts with `status: draft`. Creating artifacts directly as `active` or `approved` is forbidden.\n- **Gherkin Acceptance Criteria**: In every `FR-*` requirement, include a ```gherkin block with tags `@<ID> @automated @regression` and at least one `Scenario Outline` with an `Examples` data table.\n- **Security & Privacy Mitigations**: Every `SEC-REQ-*` must include negative Gherkin tests (`@security @mitigation`) and every `PRIV-REQ-*` must include Gherkin privacy scenarios (`@privacy @gdpr`).\n- **Use Cases (User Story Structure)**: In every `UC-*`, the `1. Intent and Outcome` section must be written using the standard English structure: `As a <ACT-ID>... I want <action>... To <outcome>...`.\n- **Deterministic Validation**: Run `pnpm run verify:schemas`, `pnpm run verify:duplicates`, and `pnpm run verify:privacy` before presenting the draft to the human reviewer.\n";
 declare const STARTER_CURSOR_QUALITY_RULES = "---\ndescription: Directives for code quality, architecture, TDD, and complexity limits\nglobs: packages/**, src/**, scripts/**, tests/**\nalwaysApply: false\n---\n\n# Code Quality and Architecture Directives\n\nCanonical Reference: [`process/09_agent_protocols.md`](process/09_agent_protocols.md) and [`process/10_quality_management_and_release_gates.md`](process/10_quality_management_and_release_gates.md).\n\n## 1. Non-Negotiable Quality Thresholds (`quality-policy.yaml`)\n- **Cyclomatic Complexity (CC)**: $\\le 10$ per function (warning alert if $> 7$).\n- **Cognitive Complexity**: $\\le 15$ per function (warning if $> 10$).\n- **Maintainability Index (MI)**: $\\ge 50$ (target minimum $\\ge 65$).\n- **Function Length**: $\\le 40$ lines (warning if $> 30$).\n- If a function exceeds these limits, decompose logic into cohesive helper functions before completing the task.\n\n## 2. TDD Methodology, Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) & Unit Testing\n- **Mandatory 4-Step Implementation Order**: (1) Define/refine Modular & Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) module boundaries, (2) Define interfaces/ports for all inter-module interactions to avoid direct module coupling, (3) Implement components consuming/fulfilling those interfaces, (4) Write unit tests for every function covering Happy Path, Sad Path, Boundary Values, and Unexpected/Null/Empty values.\n- Apply Test-Driven Development: generate unit tests before or alongside component logic.\n- Tag tests linked to requirements with header comments citing the ID (`FR-*`, `SEC-REQ-*`, or `PRIV-REQ-*`) to enable reverse traceability.\n- Suppressing types (`any`), linter rules (`eslint-disable`), or unit tests to force pipeline passage is prohibited.\n\n## 3. Open Source License Policy (`license-policy.yaml`)\n- Before adding any dependency to `package.json`, verify its SPDX identifier.\n- Only permissive dependencies are allowed (`MIT`, `Apache-2.0`, `BSD-2/3-Clause`, `ISC`).\n- Viral licenses (`GPL`, `AGPL`) or commercial licenses without approval (`BSL`, `SSPL`) are prohibited.\n\n## 4. Structured Output `--json`\n- Any extension to CLI commands must preserve compatibility with the `--json` flag and suppress ANSI escape codes when this flag is present.\n";

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@@ -12959,6 +12959,8 @@ Execute every implementation task following this strict sequential order:
 - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (\`src/\`, \`packages/*/src/\`). Your responsibility is pipelines and scaffolding, never business logic.
 - **Infrastructure Dependency Policy**: Verify licenses of dependencies, Docker base images, and third-party CI actions against \`license-policy.yaml\`.
 - **Gate Preservation**: Ensure any pipeline optimization keeps all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.
+- **Cross-Workflow Audit**: When fixing any CI/CD or configuration defect detected in a PR, search all \`.github/workflows/*.yml\` for the same pattern (including release, post-merge, and publishing pipelines) before declaring the fix complete.
+- **Remote Verification**: Creating a PR (\`gh pr create\`) does not equal success; actively verify that remote checks pass (\`gh pr checks\`).
 - If autonomy is $\\ge$ \`HUMAN_REVIEW_PLAN\`, conclude by emitting the Workflow Handoff block (\`templates/workflow/agent-handoff.template.md\`) to the human Tech Lead or Release Manager, opening the Human Action Window. In \`AUTONOMOUS\` mode, omit interactive handoff.`
   }
 ];
@@ -13308,6 +13310,8 @@ This file defines the operational rules and specialized role mappings for Google
   - **NON-INVASION GUARDRAIL**: STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from modifying or refactoring application source code files (\`src/\`, \`packages/*/src/\`). Your responsibility is the pipeline and scaffolding, never application business logic.
   - Infrastructure dependency policy: Verify licenses of dependencies, base images, and third-party actions according to \`license-policy.yaml\`.
   - Gate preservation: Ensure pipeline optimizations preserve all existing deterministic Quality Gates intact.
+  - **Cross-Workflow Audit**: When fixing any CI/CD or configuration defect detected in a PR, search all \`.github/workflows/*.yml\` for the same pattern (including release, post-merge, and publishing pipelines) before declaring the fix complete.
+  - **Remote Verification**: Creating a PR (\`gh pr create\`) does not equal success; actively verify that remote checks pass (\`gh pr checks\`).
 
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