@gobing-ai/spur 0.3.19 → 0.3.20

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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Entry point for AI coding agents in this repository. Symlink `CLAUDE.md` / `GEMI
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  equivalents) here when the platform expects those names.
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  **Read this first every session.** Lean: harness routing + project facts + where depth lives.
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- Does **not** restate skill runbooks or the full `spur` verb catalog.
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+ Does **not** restate skill runbooks or the full `spur` / `superskill` verb catalogs.
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  <!-- PROJECT-SPECIFIC: filled by `spur init` (`{project-name}` / `{project-description}`). -->
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  **{project-name}** — {project-description}.
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- This project uses **Spur** as its harness: the `spur` CLI for deterministic corpus/ops, and Spur’s
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- agent surface (`/sp:dev-*` commands + `sp:*` subagents/skills) for planning, execution, review, and
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- docs hygiene. Prefer the harness over ad-hoc process unless the operator overrides for a one-off.
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+ This project uses two complementary first-class harness tools:
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+ - **Spur** `spur` provides deterministic project corpus/ops; the `sp` agent surface
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+ (`/sp:dev-*` commands + `sp:*` subagents/skills) drives planning, execution, review, and docs
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+ hygiene.
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+ - **Superskill** — `superskill` installs plugin capabilities across supported coding agents and
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+ manages the authoring and quality lifecycle for skills, commands, agents, hooks, and main-agent
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+ configs.
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+ Prefer these entry surfaces over ad-hoc process unless the operator overrides for a one-off.
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  | Docs drift / sync / lessons | Skill **`sp:doc-evolve`** + `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md` | Patching derived docs over authority |
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  | Wrap completed work | `/sp:dev-wrap`, `/sp:dev-wrapall` | Skipping learnings / doc sync |
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  | Session index / memory | Skill **`sp:indexed-context`** + `.spur/context/` | Full-tree re-reads every turn |
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+ | Install / sync a plugin across coding agents | **`superskill install <plugin>`** | Hand-copying per-platform adapters |
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+ | Capability authoring / quality lifecycle | **`superskill <noun> --help`** (`agent`, `skill`, `command`, `hook`, `magent`) | Bypassing the noun's validation / evaluation gates |
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  **Non-negotiable (unless operator overrides):**
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  3. **`--json` for machines** — parse CLI with `--json`.
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  4. **Route, don’t invent** — verbs → `sp:spur-cli`; lifecycle → `/sp:dev-*` / `sp:super-coder`;
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  multi-noun corpus → `sp:expert-spur`; review → `sp:super-reviewer`; docs process → `sp:doc-evolve`.
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+ 5. **Keep tool ownership explicit** — project lifecycle/corpus/gates → Spur; plugin installation and
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+ capability lifecycle → Superskill. Do not hand-maintain per-platform adapters Superskill generates.
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  **Platform fallback:** Platforms without slash commands and/or subagents still use the harness.
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- Equivalent path: skills `sp:spur-dev`, `sp:spur-cli`, `sp:code-verification` (and related) plus the
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- `spur` CLI. Do not invent a parallel process because `/sp:dev-*` is unavailable.
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+ Install the plugin through Superskill for the target platform, then use skills `sp:spur-dev`,
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+ `sp:spur-cli`, `sp:code-verification` (and related) plus the `spur` CLI. Do not invent a parallel
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  Invoke CLI: `spur <noun> <verb> … --json` (or the project’s documented dev entry).
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  **Conflict rule:** lower number wins on content (`00` decisions, `01` scope, `99` process). Fix
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  authority first, then derived docs, then this file.
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- ### Doc map (constitution §4.1)
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+ ### Doc map
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  | Doc | Owns | Authority | When |
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  | `AGENTS.md` (this file) | **ENTRY** | Derived | First every session |
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  **Routing:** decision → `00`; scope → `01`; mechanism → `03`; surface → `04`; phase → `02`;
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- feature status → `05`. Working layers §4.2; audits §7; satellites §4.5.
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+ feature status → `05`. Working-layer, audit, and satellite rules live in the project constitution.
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+ ## Design system
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+ **Conditional contract:** If repository-root `DESIGN.md` exists, read it before planning or
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+ implementing any change to UI, styling, interaction, accessibility, or responsive behavior. Treat
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+ it as the project source of truth for visual and interaction design — tokens, components, patterns,
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+ and UX constraints — and keep affected work consistent with it. If it is absent, continue with the
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+ project's established UI conventions.
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+ Root `DESIGN.md` owns UI/UX guidance; `docs/04_DESIGN.md` still owns command, config, schema, and DTO
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+ surface shapes under the doc map above.
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+ ## Superskill CLI surface
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+ **Ownership boundary:** Superskill is the install-time portability and capability-quality plane;
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+ Spur remains the project lifecycle and deterministic corpus/ops plane.
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+ ```bash
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+ superskill install <plugin> --dry-run
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+ superskill install <plugin> --targets <list>
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+ superskill <agent|skill|command|hook|magent> --help
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+ ```
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+ Use `superskill <noun> --help` for the current lifecycle verbs and flags. Do not duplicate its full
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  ## Conventions & boundaries
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  - Conventional Commits (`feat:`, `fix:`, `docs:`, `chore:`, …); breaking changes in a
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@gobing-ai/spur",
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- "version": "0.3.19",
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  "description": "Spur CLI — local-first harness for mainstream coding agents: constraint checking, workflow orchestration, agent health, and history analytics. Bun-native; exposes the `spur` command.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "spur",
package/spur.js CHANGED
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  var CLI_CONFIG = {
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  binaryName: "spur",
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  binaryLabel: "spur",
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  configDir: ".spur",
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  configFile: ".spur/config.yaml",
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  databaseFile: ".spur/spur.db"