@appsforgood/next-supabase-kit 0.1.4 → 0.1.5

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+ # Loop Coding
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+ Loop coding means the agent repeats **plan → act → check → fix** until a stop condition, instead of finishing in one chat turn. The Agent Kit is opinionated about **which loops are safe** and **which checkpoints must stay in place**.
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+ This document describes loop types, kit-safe patterns, and limits.
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+ ## Loop Types
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+ | Loop type | What it means | Kit-safe version |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | **Agent loop** | Same agent iterates on feedback until done | Use scoped prompts (for example `.agent-kit/prompts/implement-feature.md`); review each turn; do not remove Security Reviewer or QA gates |
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+ | **Eval-driven loop** | Code changes until **tests, audit, or evals pass** | `npm test` + `agent-kit audit` + CI |
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+ | **Self-improving loop** | Agent critiques its own output and revises | Manual: delegate to `@qa-engineer` or run tests between passes; **avoid fully unsupervised self-critique on auth, RLS, or release tooling** |
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+ | **Council / team loop** | Planner → specialist → Security → QA handoffs | `agent-kit session handoff` + IDE subagents — the kit's core operating model |
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+ | **Background / overnight loop** | Runs without a human present | **Defer by default** — requires worktree policy, cost caps, kill switches, and stronger eval gates than agent freedom |
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+ ## Practical Rule
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+ Climb maturity by adding **checkpoints** (tests, audit, guards, human review), not by removing them. Unsupervised loops are only healthy when **eval gates are stronger than the agent's freedom**.
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+ ## Eval-Driven PR Loop (recommended)
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+ For feature work:
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+ 1. **Plan** — Planner classifies scope; Lead Architect maps affected layers when the change is core.
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+ 2. **Implement** — Next.js / Supabase engineers (or general agent with council rules loaded).
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+ 3. **Check** — run the smallest reliable gate set:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm test
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+ agent-kit audit --min-readiness baseline-setup
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+ agent-kit adapter validate all # when IDE surfaces change
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+ ```
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+ 4. **Fix** — repeat implement/check until green or blocked on a documented gap.
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+ 5. **Record** — `agent-kit session render` and mirror summary in `COUNCIL.md` for meaningful multi-agent work.
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+ See [TESTING.md](TESTING.md) for CI gate expectations.
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+ ## Council Loop (multi-agent)
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+ The default handoff order lives in `AGENTS.md` and `.agent-kit/agent-roster.json`:
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+ 1. Planner — scope, workflow, council selection
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+ 2. Lead Architect — core changes
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+ 3. Domain engineers — data, UI, copy as needed
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+ 4. Security Reviewer — auth, mutations, secrets, dependencies, release risk
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+ 5. QA Engineer — behavior evidence
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+ 6. Documentation Maintainer — living docs and council record
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+ Use Agent Studio when the CLI is available:
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+ ```bash
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+ agent-kit session start --workflow core-change --request "Short title"
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+ agent-kit session handoff --from planner --to lead-architect --decision "..." --risk "..." --next "..." --evidence "..."
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+ agent-kit session verify --command "npm test" --result pass
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+ agent-kit session output phased-checklist --status complete --evidence "..."
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+ agent-kit session render
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+ ```
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+ When CLI tooling is unavailable, append the session template in `COUNCIL.md`.
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+ ## Hooks And Local Automation (Level 6 enablers)
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+ The kit does **not** ship unsupervised orchestration. It documents safe local enablers:
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+ | Pattern | Purpose | Starting point |
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+ | Pre-commit test or audit | Catch drift before commit | `.agent-kit/prompts/audit-project-setup.md`, project `npm test` |
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+ | Post-edit lint/typecheck | Fast feedback on save | Project ESLint / `tsc --noEmit` in editor or CI |
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+ | PR CI audit gate | Block merge below readiness | `.github/workflows/agent-kit-audit.yml` template |
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+ | Adapter validate on PR | Prove IDE activation stays valid | `agent-kit adapter validate all` when adapter assets change |
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+ For Cursor-specific hook/automation patterns, see Cursor Automations docs and keep Planner-first triage **opt-in** — never as a replacement for Security Reviewer or human release approval.
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+ ## MCP Routing (delegation hint)
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+ Match MCP servers to council roles:
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+ | Role | Typical MCP use |
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+ | Supabase/Postgres Engineer | Schema, migrations, RLS, logs, advisors |
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+ | Security Reviewer | Dependency/advisory checks; no broad production writes without review |
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+ | Deployment/Observability Engineer | Hosting logs, release status, error tracking |
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+ | QA Engineer | Test runners, visual diff tools where configured |
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+ Record active MCP surfaces in `ASSISTANT_ADAPTERS.md` when they affect council behavior.
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+ ## What Not To Default
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+ - Overnight unsupervised agent runs on auth, RLS, or release tooling
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+ - Agents managing agents without eval harness and kill switches
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+ - Removing human review from publish, migration, or security-sensitive paths
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+ ## Related Docs
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+ - `AGENTS.md` — council roles and default handoffs
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+ - `QUALITY_GATES.md` — Baseline / Strong / Mature evidence tiers
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+ - `COUNCIL.md` — session evidence template
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+ - `TESTING.md` — project test and CI gate expectations
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  - Visual QA evidence for high-risk UI changes
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  - `agent-kit adapter validate antigravity` and `agent-kit package validate` when adapter/package assets change
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+ ### Eval-driven PR loop
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+ Repeat **implement → check → fix** until tests and audit pass. See the kit's [LOOP_CODING.md](LOOP_CODING.md) for loop types, council handoffs, and safe automation limits. Minimum check commands:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm test
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+ agent-kit audit --min-readiness baseline-setup
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+ agent-kit adapter validate all # when IDE or adapter assets change
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+ ```
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  ## Security-Focused Tests
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  Prioritize: