@cogit/cli 0.25.2 → 0.25.3
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package/package.json
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package/skills/record/SKILL.md
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or changed command or flag always gets one that runs it.
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- `pseudo`: numbered plain-language steps of the new logic, naming the functions and files.
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Write names the same way in every tool: a role in plain words (`Git`, `cogit`, `Record`), a
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file with its extension (`session.ts`), a function with `()`, a field with its owner
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(`node.commits`), a command after `$`, printed text in quotes. In a diagram, name actors and
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boxes by role with the code name in parentheses (`Queue (shape-queue.ts)`) and label arrows
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with plain verbs. Tables have no header row. Order the tools diagram, tables, example, steps.
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`{ "tools": [] }` means nothing worth showing: give it for a change nobody would notice from
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outside (a refactor, a rename). Skip messages whose commits are only release/version bumps,
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lockfiles or CHANGELOG, or change fewer than 5 lines in total. Write it in the conversation's
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language; the CLI validates each output and keeps an invalid diagram as text.
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## Branch summary
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