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+ # eforge-playbooks Extension
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+ `eforge-playbooks` is the first-party extension that owns reusable playbook management and playbook execution handoff. It exposes playbook inventory, CRUD-style management, validation, scope moves, planning-mode handoff metadata, and autonomous build-queue enqueue through generic extension actions.
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+ The extension owns its playbook parser, serializer, validation, scope-aware storage, compiler, and planning-seed extraction locally. `@eforge-build/input` remains a dependency only for domain-neutral acceptance-criteria quality helpers. The extension does not add direct daemon playbook routes, Console core sections, queue internals, or host-specific command implementations. Hosts discover and invoke the extension through normal extension action, integration-command, capability, and Console contribution metadata.
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+
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+ ## Trust model
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+
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+ Extensions run as project-team code. Install and enable `eforge-playbooks` only in repositories where you trust the extension source and the team-maintained playbook content.
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+ `eforge-playbooks` is not a sandbox boundary. Actions can read and write playbook files in project-local, project-team, and user scopes, and `run-playbook` can enqueue autonomous builds through the generic build queue. Review extension changes with the same care as build tooling, scripts, or other automation that runs in the repository.
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+ Playbooks are reusable build-input artifacts. Treat them as executable workflow intent: a playbook can define normalized build source, profile defaults, post-merge commands, and a planning or autonomous mode.
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+ ## Install and manage
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+ `eforge-playbooks` is published as the first-party npm package `@eforge-build/eforge-playbooks`. The package declares `eforge.extension.name: "eforge-playbooks"` and loads from the compiled runtime entrypoint `./dist/index.js`.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install from npm into the default local scope (.eforge/extensions/)
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+ eforge extension install @eforge-build/eforge-playbooks
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+
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+ # Install from a local package directory or packed tarball after building
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+ eforge extension install ./eforge/extensions/eforge-playbooks
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+ eforge extension install ./eforge/extensions/eforge-playbooks/eforge-build-eforge-playbooks-<version>.tgz
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+ # Install into the project/team scope and trust the reviewed artifact
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+ eforge extension install @eforge-build/eforge-playbooks --scope project --trust
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+ ```
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+ Scope behavior follows normal extension management rules:
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+ - `local` (default) installs under `.eforge/extensions/` and loads without a project/team trust record.
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+ - `project` installs under `eforge/extensions/`; each user must inspect and run `eforge extension trust eforge-playbooks`, or install/update with `--trust`, before it loads.
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+ - `user` installs under the user eforge config directory and is trusted for that user.
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+ Common lifecycle commands:
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+ ```bash
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+ eforge extension validate eforge-playbooks
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+ eforge extension trust eforge-playbooks
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+ eforge extension reload
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+ eforge extension show eforge-playbooks
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+ eforge extension update eforge-playbooks
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+ eforge extension update eforge-playbooks --version latest
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+ eforge extension remove eforge-playbooks
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+ ```
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+ The npm artifact contains the compiled runtime in `dist/`, `README.md`, `LICENSE`, and package metadata. Tests and development config are not part of the runtime artifact.
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+
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+ ## Declared capabilities
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+ The package manifest declares two stable first-party capabilities:
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+ - `eforge.playbooks.management` version `1.0.0` — the extension owns playbook inventory, validation, copy, save, promote, and demote actions.
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+ - `eforge.playbooks.run` version `1.0.0` — the extension owns playbook execution handoff for autonomous and planning-mode playbooks.
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+ The extension declares an optional dependency on provider `eforge-plan` with capability `eforge.plan.planning-workstation` satisfying `>=1.0.0`. Planning-mode playbooks use that generic planning workstation capability when available, but the extension still loads without it and returns diagnostics instead of enqueueing a build.
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+
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+ ## Extension-owned playbook domain
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+ `eforge-playbooks` is the implementation owner for playbook domain behavior:
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+ - `model.ts` defines the playbook frontmatter and body model, schemas, parsing, serialization, validation, and mode mismatch errors.
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+ - `storage-core.ts` resolves named-set storage locations, lists and loads playbooks, writes scoped files, and performs copy, promote, and demote moves while preserving existing shadowing behavior.
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+ - `compile.ts` converts autonomous playbooks to normalized build source and planning playbooks to JSON-safe planning seeds.
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+ The package entrypoint exposes the extension contribution surface, not these domain helpers as host-facing APIs. Runtime imports from `@eforge-build/input` are limited to `analyzeAcceptanceCriteria`, `analyzeAcceptanceCriteriaInBody`, and `formatAcDiagnostics`.
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+ ## Actions
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+ Registered action IDs are local to the extension and are exposed with effective IDs such as `eforge-playbooks:run-playbook`. Integration commands mirror the same eight local IDs so hosts can discover the same capabilities through command metadata.
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+ | Action | Purpose | Side effects |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `list-playbooks` | List playbooks from project-local, project-team, and user scopes. Supports optional `scope`, `mode`, and `includeShadowed`; shadowed entries are included by default. | `local-read` |
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+ | `show-playbook` | Show the highest-precedence playbook by name, or an exact scoped copy when `scope` is supplied. | `local-read` |
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+ | `save-playbook` | Save a playbook from raw Markdown, nested `{ playbook: { frontmatter, body } }`, or flattened fields. Defaults `overwrite` to `true` and validates acceptance criteria before writing. | `local-write` |
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+ | `validate-playbook` | Validate raw playbook Markdown without filesystem writes. This preserves raw validation semantics and does not run the save/run acceptance-criteria quality gate. | `none` |
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+ | `copy-playbook` | Copy a playbook to another scope, updating frontmatter `scope`; `overwrite` defaults to `true` (set `false` to reject existing destinations). | `local-read`, `local-write` |
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+ | `promote-playbook` | Move a playbook from `project-local` to `project-team`; `overwrite` defaults to `true` (set `false` to reject existing destinations). | `local-write` |
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+ | `demote-playbook` | Move a playbook from `project-team` to `project-local`; `overwrite` defaults to `true` (set `false` to reject existing destinations). | `local-write` |
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+ | `run-playbook` | Resolve and run a playbook. Autonomous playbooks compile to normalized build source and enqueue through the generic build queue. Planning-mode playbooks return eforge-plan planning entry metadata or diagnostics and never enqueue. | `local-read`, `daemon-state`, `build-queue` |
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+ Common action input forms:
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+ ```json
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+ { "scope": "project-team", "mode": "autonomous", "includeShadowed": false }
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+ ```
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+ ```json
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+ { "name": "weekly-maintenance", "scope": "project-local" }
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+ ```
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "scope": "project-team",
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+ "playbook": {
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+ "frontmatter": {
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+ "name": "weekly-maintenance",
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+ "description": "Run routine maintenance",
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+ "mode": "autonomous",
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+ "profile": "excursion"
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+ },
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+ "body": {
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+ "goal": "Update routine maintenance checks.",
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+ "acceptanceCriteria": "Maintenance checks are documented and pass."
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "overwrite": true
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "name": "weekly-maintenance",
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+ "mode": "autonomous",
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+ "profile": "excursion",
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+ "afterQueueId": "session_123",
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+ "landingAction": "pr",
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+ "landingAutoMerge": false
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ `save-playbook` accepts exactly one payload shape: `raw` Markdown, the nested `{ "playbook": { "frontmatter", "body" } }` form, or flattened playbook fields (`name`, `description`, `mode`, `profile`, `postMerge`, `goal`, `outOfScope`, `acceptanceCriteria`, and `plannerNotes`). When a top-level `name` is supplied, it must match the parsed or structured playbook name. `run-playbook` rejects a supplied `mode` when it differs from the playbook frontmatter mode.
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+ ## Planning-mode behavior
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+ A playbook whose frontmatter mode is `planning` is an investigation-first handoff. `run-playbook` converts the playbook to a JSON-safe planning seed and checks:
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+ ```text
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+ eforge.plan.planning-workstation >=1.0.0
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+ ```
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+ When the optional `eforge-plan` provider is available, the action returns `kind: "requires-agent"` with planning entry metadata for `eforge-plan:open-planning-entry`, workstation `eforge-plan:planning-workstation`, and workstation URL `/console/workstations/eforge-plan%3Aplanning-workstation`.
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+ When the provider is unavailable, the action returns `kind: "planning-unavailable"` with diagnostics and guidance to install, trust, and reload `eforge-plan`. It does not create session plans, enqueue PRDs, or call the build queue.
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+ Planning seed output is JSON-safe: section maps are projected to plain objects, and undefined values are omitted.
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+ ## Autonomous queue handoff
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+ A playbook whose frontmatter mode is `autonomous` compiles to normalized build source using the extension-local compiler. Before enqueueing, `run-playbook` runs the existing domain-neutral acceptance-criteria quality gate from `@eforge-build/input` against the compiled source. Invalid criteria fail as user-visible invalid input.
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+ Autonomous handoff uses only the generic build queue API:
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+ ```ts
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+ ctx.buildQueue.enqueue({
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+ source,
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+ profile,
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+ postMerge,
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+ afterQueueId,
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+ landingAction,
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+ landingAutoMerge,
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ `profile` defaults to the compiled playbook profile when the action input does not override it. `postMerge`, `afterQueueId`, `landingAction`, and `landingAutoMerge` are passed through to generic queue validation. Queue validation failures remain invalid-input action failures; unexpected daemon/runtime enqueue errors propagate as handler errors.
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+ The success result is `kind: "enqueued"` and aliases `id` to `sessionId`.
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+ ## Console contribution
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+ `eforge-playbooks` contributes playbook management declaratively through extension Console metadata rather than a core Console section or a packaged workstation bundle. The contribution includes a Markdown summary plus action controls for listing, showing, saving, validating, copying, promoting, demoting, and running playbooks.
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+ Console action bindings reference the canonical effective action IDs owned by this extension, such as `eforge-playbooks:list-playbooks` and `eforge-playbooks:run-playbook`.
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+ ## Storage model
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+ Playbook storage is resolved by the extension-local storage layer through `@eforge-build/scopes` named-set APIs with the daemon-provided project root and config directory:
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+ - project-local playbooks live under `.eforge/playbooks/`;
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+ - project-team playbooks live under `eforge/playbooks/`;
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+ - user playbooks live under the user's eforge config directory.
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+ Higher-precedence scopes shadow lower-precedence copies with the same playbook name. `show-playbook` without a scope returns the highest-precedence copy; exact-scope actions fail with a not-found user error when that scope lacks the requested playbook.
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+ The extension imports public `@eforge-build/extension-sdk` APIs, `@eforge-build/scopes` named-set helpers, and only the domain-neutral acceptance-criteria helpers from `@eforge-build/input` for runtime behavior. It does not import playbook-specific input symbols, the legacy playbook workflow adapter, or use `builtin:playbooks`.
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+ import * as _eforge_build_extension_sdk from '@eforge-build/extension-sdk';
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+ declare const ACTION_IDS: readonly ["list-playbooks", "show-playbook", "save-playbook", "validate-playbook", "copy-playbook", "promote-playbook", "demote-playbook", "run-playbook"];
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+ declare const EFORGE_PLAN_DRIFT_CONSTANTS: {
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+ readonly capability: "eforge.plan.planning-workstation";
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+ readonly version: "1.0.0";
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+ readonly actionId: "eforge-plan:open-planning-entry";
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+ readonly integrationCommandId: "eforge-plan:open-planning-entry";
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+ readonly deepLinkId: "eforge-plan:planning-workstation";
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+ readonly workstationId: "eforge-plan:planning-workstation";
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+ readonly workstationUrl: "/console/workstations/eforge-plan%3Aplanning-workstation";
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+ };
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+ declare const _default: _eforge_build_extension_sdk.EforgeExtensionFactory;
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+ export { ACTION_IDS, EFORGE_PLAN_DRIFT_CONSTANTS, _default as default };