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package/README.md

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+<p align="center">
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+  <img src="coderuler-icon.webp" alt="CodeRuler shield logo" width="144">
+
+</p>
+
+**Tired of asking your AI agent to follow your conventions, only to watch it ignore them?** Define your conventions as simple rules and let **CodeRuler** check your code against them, without forgetting one.
+
+## Install
+
+CodeRuler requires Node.js 24.15+, or Node.js 26+. Git is required for `check --diff` and `check --pr`.
+
+Install the CLI globally:
+
+```sh
+npm install -g @alex-dbs/coderuler
+coderuler --help
+```
+
+The npm package is scoped. The command is `coderuler`. A global installation can load rules without a project-local dependency.
+
+For a project-specific CLI version, install it locally:
+
+```sh
+npm install --save-dev @alex-dbs/coderuler
+npx coderuler --help
+```
+
+The global installation is optional: with only the project-local dependency, run commands through `npx coderuler`.
+
+The npm install commands require the first release to be published. To run an unreleased checkout, use `npm ci`, `npm run build`, then `npm start -- --help`.
+
+## Rule dependencies
+
+Use ordinary JavaScript or TypeScript imports in rules. Add public npm packages without running `npm install` or changing application dependencies:
+
+```sh
+coderuler deps add bignumber.js@11.1.5
+coderuler deps add bignumber.js@latest
+coderuler deps remove bignumber.js
+coderuler deps sync
+```
+
+`deps add` accepts names, versions, ranges, and tags.
+
+## Write a rule
+
+Save rules in `.coderuler` (or any subfolders) with a name that ends in `.rule.ts`, `.rule.mts`, `.rule.js`, or `.rule.mjs`. A rule is a class that extends `Rule` and is the module's default export. Save the example below as `.coderuler/no-any.rule.ts`.
+
+This rule reports explicit `any` types in TypeScript files.
+
+```ts
+import { Rule, scopes, test, violation } from '@alex-dbs/coderuler';
+
+export default class NoAny extends Rule {
+  files = ['src/**/*.{ts,tsx}']; // Which files?
+
+  scope = scopes.astGrep({ // Which part of the file to check; here ast Grep
+    language: 'typescript',
+    rule: {
+      kind: 'predefined_type',
+      pattern: { context: 'type ExplicitAny = any;', selector: 'predefined_type' },
+    },
+  });
+
+  // The check is simple: if something matches the scope, then it is a violation.
+  check = () => violation('Replace explicit any with a specific type or unknown and narrow it.');
+}
+
+// You can also write tests here for better developer experience!
+export const tests = [
+  test('explicit any violates').withFiles({
+    'src/example.ts': 'let value: any;',
+  }).violates(),
+  test('a specific type passes').withFiles({
+    'src/example.ts': 'let value: string;',
+  }).passes(),
+];
+```
+
+### Regular-expression rule
+
+Use a regular expression for a pattern with a clear pass or fail condition. This rule selects `google.api.http` URLs from protobuf files and requires versioned, such as `/v1/invoices`.
+
+```ts
+import { Rule, regex, scopes } from '@alex-dbs/coderuler';
+
+export default class PublicApiPaths extends Rule {
+  files = ['api/**/*.proto'];
+
+  scope = scopes.protobuf({ path: "$.rpcs[*].options['google.api.http']..['get','put','post','delete','patch','path']" });
+
+  check = regex({
+    pattern: /^\/v\d+\/[a-z][a-z0-9_]*s(?:\/.*)?$/,
+    violationMessage: 'Use a versioned lowercase plural path.',
+  });
+}
+```
+
+### AI rule
+
+Use an AI rule when a policy needs meaning or context that a fixed pattern cannot capture. This rule sends one selected function to the AI decision API, Jev from [Typesafe](https://typesafe.ai/).
+
+```ts
+import { Rule, ai, scopes } from '@alex-dbs/coderuler';
+import type { ScopeSubject } from '@alex-dbs/coderuler';
+
+export default class SafeResponseHeaders extends Rule {
+  files = ['src/**/*.js'];
+
+  scope = scopes.astGrep({
+    language: 'javascript',
+    rule: { kind: 'function_declaration' },
+  });
+
+  check = ai({
+    rule: 'Report a violation only when this function writes request data into an HTTP response header without rejecting CR and LF first. Judge only this function. Do not assume unseen callers or helpers validate the data.',
+    input: subject => (subject as ScopeSubject).source,
+    violationMessage: 'Reject CR and LF in request data before writing a response header.',
+  });
+}
+```
+
+This example shows an AI check for CWE-113. 
+
+AI rules require a configured service and can incur charges.
+
+> [!TIP]
+> Keep the selected scope as small as the rule allows. A smaller input can reduce token costs and help the model focus on relevant code. Include enough context for the policy to make a sound decision.
+
+Run validation, tests, and the rule against your project (use `npx coderuler` for a project-local installation):
+
+```sh
+coderuler validate no-any
+coderuler test no-any
+coderuler check . --rules no-any
+```
+
+## Rule pipeline
+
+A scope is a file or selected part of a file. CodeRuler validates selected rules, then applies this pipeline to each rule:
+
+`enabled → when → files and excludes → scope or select → filter → group → check → report`
+
+- `enabled` defaults to `true`. Set it to `false` to disable a rule.
+- `when(context)` runs once for each enabled rule before file selection. It defaults to `true`. Return `false` to skip the rule, or return `{ applies: false, reason: '...' }` to explain why. An example: apply a rule based on some conditions, for instance, the Go version of the project.
+- `files` is a nonempty list of root-relative globs. It defaults to `['**/*']`. `exclude` is a list of root-relative globs that removes matching files. It defaults to `[]`.
+- `scope` selects the parts of each file to evaluate. Without it, CodeRuler uses one whole-file scope. Use `scopes.file()`, `scopes.json()`, `scopes.yaml()`, `scopes.csv()`, `scopes.protobuf()`, or `scopes.astGrep()` to choose the source or data.
+- Override `select(context)` when you need custom file or scope selection. Call `context.select({ files, exclude, scope })` to reuse built-in selection.
+- `filter(subject, context)` runs once per selected scope, before grouping. It defaults to `true`. Return `false` or `{ applies: false, reason: '...' }` to skip a scope. Put applicability and required-data checks here (null check for instance).
+- `group` controls which scopes the evaluator sees together. It defaults to `'scope'`, which evaluates each scope separately. Set it to `'file'`, `'folder'`, `'project'`, or `{ by: 'folder', level }`. `folder` groups scopes within each containing folder. `project` groups all selected scopes together. `level` is a nonpositive integer.
+- `check` is the required evaluator. Assign `regex(...)`, `ai(...)`, or a function as a property. Return `pass()` or `violation(message)` from a custom function.
+- `comment` optionally replaces each GitHub finding body for this rule when you use `--auto-comment` with `check --diff` or `check --pr`. Set a nonblank Markdown string, for example `comment = 'Follow [our policy](https://example.com/policy).'`. Without it, CodeRuler uses the generated body. Inline locations do not change.
+
+The `settings` field sets AI options for one rule, such as its model, decision threshold, and input or output token prices.
+
+> [!TIP]
+> Browse the [`.coderuler` folder](.coderuler) for rule examples.
+
+## Commands
+
+- `update` upgrades the active global npm installation to the latest release. Update local dependencies with their package manager instead.
+- `validate [rule]` loads rules and validates their structure without running them.
+- `test [rule]` runs the inline tests declared by selected rules.
+- `check [path]` runs selected rules against a file or folder. Use `--rules <rule>` to select a rule name, module path, or directory. It exits with status 1 when a rule reports a violation.
+- `inspect <rule> [folder]` shows how one rule selects and evaluates subjects.
+- `skill install` and `skill update` install or refresh CodeRuler's rule-writing skill for coding agents.
+- `deps add`, `deps remove`, and `deps sync` manage locked rule packages and editor declarations.
+
+For `validate`, `test`, and `check --rules`, a rule name is the exact filename stem of a discovered rule. Discovery searches `.coderuler` in the project and `~/.coderuler` in your home directory, including subfolders. A name filters discovered rules; an explicit module path or directory replaces discovery. Use `--help` after a command for its options.
+
+## AI decisions
+
+AI rules use Jev through Typesafe. Set `TYPESAFE_API_KEY` before running a rule that uses `ai()`. You can set `TYPESAFE_BASE_URL` and `TYPESAFE_DEFAULT_MODEL` to choose the service URL and model. See [`.env.example`](.env.example) for the available environment variables and pricing defaults.
+
+AI calls can send rule input to the configured service and can incur charges. The normal `test` command runs offline. Use `test --ai` to run cases declared as `aiTests`.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### Why not use a linter?
+
+Use a linter for common syntax and style rules. Use CodeRuler for project policies that need custom code, structured scopes, or AI judgment. The tools work well together.
+
+### Why not use `AGENTS.md`?
+
+`AGENTS.md` guides coding agents, but it does not enforce the instructions by itself. CodeRuler runs executable rules against project files and reports violations. Use both when you need instructions and enforcement.
+
+### Why not use a subagent?
+
+A subagent can review code, but each review uses time and tokens. CodeRuler lets you save recurring policies as rules and run them when needed. Use a subagent for broad reviews or questions that do not fit a rule.
+
+### Why TypeScript or JavaScript?
+
+Neither language is chosen for raw execution speed. Many developers already know one of them, and a rule can live in a single module. CodeRuler keeps work focused with file and scope selection, and it bounds concurrency. We replace LONG and COSTLY AI Agent verification checks by predictable code, running at the speed of less than 1ms per verification; way faster than any LLM. Having a faster tool is better of course, but the developer experience is more important than 0.3ms gain per rule 😉. Perhaps one day, the core will be re-written in rust... who knows!
+
+### Does CodeRuler support every language?
+
+Rules are TypeScript or JavaScript modules, but they can inspect text files in any language. AST rules use the built-in and bundled ast-grep grammars. If a language has no grammar, write a custom selector or evaluator that reads its source text.
+
+### Can I do anything with a rule?
+
+Rule modules are trusted Node.js code. You can write custom selectors, filters, and evaluators. When a simple code is not enough, you can rely on AI decision api. So yes, you can do whatever you like with CodeRuler. Keep in mind that a good rule MUST be auditable, easy to read, maintain and review.
+
+## Contributing
+
+Before you contribute, install dependencies and run the project checks from the repository root:
+
+```sh
+npm ci
+npm test
+node dist/cli.js deps sync
+npm run typecheck
+```
+
+Add or update tests for changes to rule behavior. The [rule-writing skill](skills/coderuler-new-rule/SKILL.md) explains how to create rules, add inline tests, and inspect rule behavior.
+
+## License
+
+This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/check.d.ts

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+import type { CheckOptions, CheckServices, CliContext } from '../services.js';
+declare function runCheck(target: string, options: CheckOptions, context: CliContext, services: CheckServices): Promise<void>;
+export { runCheck };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/check.js

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+import { relative, resolve, sep } from 'node:path';
+import { CliExit, EXIT_VIOLATION } from '../exit.js';
+import { createProgress } from '../progress.js';
+import { countViolations, createMetadataRenderer, createRuleHeadings, createWalkthroughRenderer, renderCheckJson, renderCheckJsonl, renderCheckSummary, renderViolationComments, } from '../reports.js';
+import { planWalk } from './rules.js';
+async function runCheck(target, options, context, services) {
+    const diffOnly = options.diffOnly === true || options.pr !== undefined;
+    const debug = options.debug === true;
+    const verbose = options.verbose === true;
+    const machine = options.json === true || options.jsonl === true;
+    const progress = context.terminal?.interactive === true && !machine && !debug && !verbose
+        ? createProgress(context.writeError, () => context.terminal?.columns ?? 80)
+        : undefined;
+    let checkout;
+    try {
+        let reports;
+        let durationMs;
+        let root;
+        let rules;
+        let walkthrough;
+        try {
+            if (options.pr !== undefined) {
+                checkout = await services.checkoutPullRequest(options.pr, options.base);
+            }
+            const area = await services.resolveTarget(checkout?.root ?? context.cwd, target);
+            root = area.root;
+            let changedFiles = checkout?.changedFiles ?? (diffOnly
+                ? await services.changedFiles(area.root, options.base ?? 'HEAD')
+                : undefined);
+            const choice = options.rules === undefined
+                ? {}
+                : await services.resolveRuleSelector(options.rules, context.cwd, true);
+            const prepared = await planWalk(context.cwd, services, area.root, filepath => area.contains(filepath), choice, checkout?.rulesRoot ?? area.root);
+            rules = options.tags.length === 0 && options.excludeTags.length === 0
+                ? prepared.rules
+                : prepared.rules.filter(({ rule }) => (options.tags.length === 0 ||
+                    rule.tags?.some(tag => options.tags.includes(tag)) === true) &&
+                    !rule.tags?.some(tag => options.excludeTags.includes(tag)));
+            if (changedFiles !== undefined) {
+                const ruleFiles = new Set(prepared.rules.map(entry => relative(area.root, resolve(entry.ruleFile)).split(sep).join('/')));
+                changedFiles = new Set([...changedFiles].filter(path => !ruleFiles.has(path)));
+            }
+            const concurrency = debug ? 1 : options.concurrency;
+            walkthrough = verbose
+                ? createWalkthroughRenderer({
+                    write: context.writeError,
+                    headings: createRuleHeadings(rules),
+                    redact: context.redact,
+                    columns: () => context.terminal?.columns ?? 80,
+                    concurrency,
+                })
+                : undefined;
+            const emit = walkthrough?.emit ?? (debug
+                ? createMetadataRenderer(context.writeError, context.redact)
+                : progress?.emit);
+            const runContext = {
+                project: prepared.project,
+                isTarget: prepared.isTarget,
+                concurrency,
+                resolveDecision: services.decisionResolver(options.threshold),
+                ...(emit === undefined ? {} : { emit }),
+                ...(changedFiles === undefined ? {} : { changedFiles }),
+            };
+            const startedAt = performance.now();
+            reports = await services.runRules(rules, runContext);
+            durationMs = performance.now() - startedAt;
+        }
+        finally {
+            walkthrough?.finish();
+            progress?.stop();
+        }
+        const reportOptions = {
+            durationMs,
+            outputAll: options.outputAll === true,
+            color: context.terminal?.color === true,
+        };
+        context.write(options.json === true
+            ? renderCheckJson(reports, reportOptions)
+            : options.jsonl === true
+                ? renderCheckJsonl(reports, reportOptions)
+                : renderCheckSummary(reports, context.redact, reportOptions));
+        if (countViolations(reports) > 0) {
+            if (options.autoComment === true) {
+                await services.commentOnPullRequest(root, renderViolationComments(reports, context.redact, rules), checkout?.pullRequest);
+            }
+            throw new CliExit(EXIT_VIOLATION);
+        }
+    }
+    finally {
+        await checkout?.cleanup();
+    }
+}
+export { runCheck };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/deps.d.ts

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+import type { DependencyOptions, DependencyServices } from '../services.js';
+declare function runDeps(operation: 'add' | 'remove' | 'sync', packages: readonly string[], options: DependencyOptions, services: DependencyServices): Promise<void>;
+export { runDeps };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/deps.js

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+async function runDeps(operation, packages, options, services) {
+    await services.manageDependencies(operation, packages, options);
+}
+export { runDeps };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/inspect.d.ts

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+import type { CliContext, InspectOptions, InspectServices } from '../services.js';
+declare function runInspect(rule: string, folder: string, options: InspectOptions, context: CliContext, services: InspectServices): Promise<void>;
+export { runInspect };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/inspect.js

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+import { isAbsolute, join, relative, resolve, sep } from 'node:path';
+import { createInspectJsonRenderer } from '../inspect-json.js';
+import { CliExit, EXIT_VIOLATION } from '../exit.js';
+import { countViolations, createInspectRenderer, createRuleHeadings, } from '../reports.js';
+import { escapeText } from '../text.js';
+import { planWalk } from './rules.js';
+async function runInspect(rule, folder, options, context, services) {
+    let inspect = options.json === true || options.jsonl === true
+        ? createInspectJsonRenderer({
+            write: context.write,
+            redact: context.redact,
+            format: options.json === true ? 'json' : 'jsonl',
+        })
+        : undefined;
+    try {
+        const resolved = await services.resolveRuleSelector(rule, context.cwd);
+        const folderPath = resolve(context.cwd, folder);
+        const relativeFolder = relative(context.cwd, folderPath);
+        const insideInvocationRoot = relativeFolder !== '..' &&
+            !relativeFolder.startsWith(`..${sep}`) &&
+            !isAbsolute(relativeFolder);
+        const area = await services.resolveTarget(insideInvocationRoot ? context.cwd : folderPath, insideInvocationRoot ? (relativeFolder === '' ? '.' : relativeFolder) : '.');
+        if (area.kind !== 'directory') {
+            throw new Error(`Inspect folder ${escapeText(folder)} is not a directory`);
+        }
+        const prepared = await planWalk(context.cwd, services, join(area.root, area.path), () => true, resolved);
+        inspect ??= createInspectRenderer({
+            write: context.write,
+            headings: createRuleHeadings(prepared.rules),
+            redact: context.redact,
+            color: options.raw !== true && context.terminal?.color === true,
+            columns: () => context.terminal?.stdoutColumns ?? context.terminal?.columns ?? 80,
+            raw: options.raw === true,
+        });
+        const reports = await services.runRules(prepared.rules, {
+            project: prepared.project,
+            isTarget: prepared.isTarget,
+            concurrency: 1,
+            resolveDecision: services.decisionResolver(undefined, {
+                ...(options.inputCostPerMillion === undefined ? {} : { inputCostPerMillion: options.inputCostPerMillion }),
+                ...(options.outputCostPerMillion === undefined ? {} : { outputCostPerMillion: options.outputCostPerMillion }),
+            }),
+            emit: inspect.emit,
+        });
+        inspect.finish(reports);
+        if (countViolations(reports) > 0)
+            throw new CliExit(EXIT_VIOLATION);
+    }
+    catch (error) {
+        if (!(error instanceof CliExit)) {
+            inspect?.finish([], error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error));
+        }
+        throw error;
+    }
+    finally {
+        inspect?.finish([]);
+    }
+}
+export { runInspect };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/rules.d.ts

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+import type { LoadedRule, Project, RuleSelection } from '../../../app/ports.js';
+import type { ExecutionServices, RuleSelectorResolution } from '../services.js';
+interface ExecutionPlan {
+    readonly rules: readonly LoadedRule[];
+    readonly project: Project;
+    readonly isTarget: (filepath: string) => boolean;
+}
+declare function ruleSelection(cwd: string, choice: RuleSelectorResolution, root: string): RuleSelection;
+declare function planWalk(cwd: string, services: ExecutionServices, root: string, isTarget: (filepath: string) => boolean, choice: RuleSelectorResolution, rulesRoot?: string): Promise<ExecutionPlan>;
+export { planWalk, ruleSelection };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/rules.js

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+function ruleSelection(cwd, choice, root) {
+    if (choice.explicit !== undefined) {
+        return { root, explicit: choice.explicit, invocationCwd: cwd };
+    }
+    if (choice.name !== undefined) {
+        return { root, name: choice.name, invocationCwd: cwd };
+    }
+    return { root, invocationCwd: cwd };
+}
+async function planWalk(cwd, services, root, isTarget, choice, rulesRoot = root) {
+    const rules = await services.loadRules(ruleSelection(cwd, choice, rulesRoot));
+    const project = services.createProject(root, {
+        excludeFiles: rules.map(entry => entry.ruleFile),
+    });
+    return { rules, project, isTarget };
+}
+export { planWalk, ruleSelection };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/skill.d.ts

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+import type { SkillOptions } from '../../skills/cli.js';
+import type { SkillServices } from '../services.js';
+declare function runSkill(operation: 'install' | 'update', options: SkillOptions, services: SkillServices): Promise<void>;
+export { runSkill };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/skill.js

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+import { CliExit, EXIT_OK } from '../exit.js';
+async function runSkill(operation, options, services) {
+    const status = await services.manageSkill(operation, options);
+    if (status !== EXIT_OK)
+        throw new CliExit(status);
+}
+export { runSkill };

package/dist/adapter/cli/commands/test.d.ts

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+import type { CliContext, TestOptions, TestServices } from '../services.js';
+declare function runTest(rulePath: string | undefined, options: TestOptions, context: CliContext, services: TestServices): Promise<void>;
+export { runTest };