@gobing-ai/spur 0.3.19 → 0.3.21

package/config/rules/typescript/prefer-accessible-role-for-button-queries.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+$schema: "@gobing-ai/spur/schemas/rule-file.schema.json"
+# Forbid getByLabelText queries on button accessible names in web component tests.
+#
+# WHY: HTML `<button>` elements are non-labellable per WHATWG HTML spec. In DOM Testing
+# Library, `getByLabelText` queries elements associated with `<label>` tags. When used to
+# query a `<button>` with an `aria-label` attribute, it works when happy-dom DOM state is
+# fresh, but throws `TestingLibraryElementError: element associated with this label is non-labellable`
+# when running in full multi-file test suites on CI (e.g. Linux runners).
+# Real incident: CI-only failure in apps/web/tests/modules/task-kanban/components.test.tsx on 2026-07-24.
+#
+# FIX: Use `getByRole('button', { name: '...' })` or `getByRole('button', { name: /.../ })`,
+# which queries the W3C accessible name provided by `aria-label`.
+include:
+  - "apps/web/tests/**/*.test.ts"
+  - "apps/web/tests/**/*.test.tsx"
+exclude:
+  - "**/node_modules/**"
+  - "**/dist/**"
+
+rules:
+  - id: prefer-accessible-role-for-button-queries
+    description: >
+      Do not query button accessible names with `getByLabelText` in web React tests.
+      `<button>` elements are non-labellable per WHATWG spec, causing timing-dependent
+      CI failures when tests run sequentially in a single process.
+      Use `getByRole('button', { name: ... })` instead.
+    severity: warning
+    evaluator:
+      type: rg
+      config:
+        pattern: "getByLabelText\\(['\"]Sort "

package/config/templates/AGENTS.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Entry point for AI coding agents in this repository. Symlink `CLAUDE.md` / `GEMI
 equivalents) here when the platform expects those names.
 
 **Read this first every session.** Lean: harness routing + project facts + where depth lives.
-Does **not** restate skill runbooks or the full `spur` verb catalog.
+Does **not** restate skill runbooks or the full `spur` / `superskill` verb catalogs.
 
 ---
 
@@ -13,9 +13,16 @@ Does **not** restate skill runbooks or the full `spur` verb catalog.
 <!-- PROJECT-SPECIFIC: filled by `spur init` (`{project-name}` / `{project-description}`). -->
 **{project-name}** — {project-description}.
 
-This project uses **Spur** as its harness: the `spur` CLI for deterministic corpus/ops, and Spur’s
-agent surface (`/sp:dev-*` commands + `sp:*` subagents/skills) for planning, execution, review, and
-docs hygiene. Prefer the harness over ad-hoc process unless the operator overrides for a one-off.
+This project uses two complementary first-class harness tools:
+
+- **Spur** — `spur` provides deterministic project corpus/ops; the `sp` agent surface
+  (`/sp:dev-*` commands + `sp:*` subagents/skills) drives planning, execution, review, and docs
+  hygiene.
+- **Superskill** — `superskill` installs plugin capabilities across supported coding agents and
+  manages the authoring and quality lifecycle for skills, commands, agents, hooks, and main-agent
+  configs.
+
+Prefer these entry surfaces over ad-hoc process unless the operator overrides for a one-off.
 
 ---
 
@@ -41,6 +48,8 @@ All product development work goes through the harness by default.
 | Docs drift / sync / lessons | Skill **`sp:doc-evolve`** + `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md` | Patching derived docs over authority |
 | Wrap completed work | `/sp:dev-wrap`, `/sp:dev-wrapall` | Skipping learnings / doc sync |
 | Session index / memory | Skill **`sp:indexed-context`** + `.spur/context/` | Full-tree re-reads every turn |
+| Install / sync a plugin across coding agents | **`superskill install <plugin>`** | Hand-copying per-platform adapters |
+| Capability authoring / quality lifecycle | **`superskill <noun> --help`** (`agent`, `skill`, `command`, `hook`, `magent`) | Bypassing the noun's validation / evaluation gates |
 
 **Non-negotiable (unless operator overrides):**
 
@@ -51,10 +60,13 @@ All product development work goes through the harness by default.
 3. **`--json` for machines** — parse CLI with `--json`.
 4. **Route, don’t invent** — verbs → `sp:spur-cli`; lifecycle → `/sp:dev-*` / `sp:super-coder`;
    multi-noun corpus → `sp:expert-spur`; review → `sp:super-reviewer`; docs process → `sp:doc-evolve`.
+5. **Keep tool ownership explicit** — project lifecycle/corpus/gates → Spur; plugin installation and
+   capability lifecycle → Superskill. Do not hand-maintain per-platform adapters Superskill generates.
 
 **Platform fallback:** Platforms without slash commands and/or subagents still use the harness.
-Equivalent path: skills `sp:spur-dev`, `sp:spur-cli`, `sp:code-verification` (and related) plus the
-`spur` CLI. Do not invent a parallel process because `/sp:dev-*` is unavailable.
+Install the plugin through Superskill for the target platform, then use skills `sp:spur-dev`,
+`sp:spur-cli`, `sp:code-verification` (and related) plus the `spur` CLI. Do not invent a parallel
+process because `/sp:dev-*` is unavailable.
 
 Invoke CLI: `spur <noun> <verb> … --json` (or the project’s documented dev entry).
 
@@ -68,7 +80,7 @@ Invoke CLI: `spur <noun> <verb> … --json` (or the project’s documented dev e
 **Conflict rule:** lower number wins on content (`00` decisions, `01` scope, `99` process). Fix
 authority first, then derived docs, then this file.
 
-### Doc map (constitution §4.1)
+### Doc map
 
 | Doc | Owns | Authority | When |
 |------|------|-----------|------|
@@ -82,7 +94,20 @@ authority first, then derived docs, then this file.
 | `AGENTS.md` (this file) | **ENTRY** | Derived | First every session |
 
 **Routing:** decision → `00`; scope → `01`; mechanism → `03`; surface → `04`; phase → `02`;
-feature status → `05`. Working layers §4.2; audits §7; satellites §4.5.
+feature status → `05`. Working-layer, audit, and satellite rules live in the project constitution.
+
+---
+
+## Design system
+
+**Conditional contract:** If repository-root `DESIGN.md` exists, read it before planning or
+implementing any change to UI, styling, interaction, accessibility, or responsive behavior. Treat
+it as the project source of truth for visual and interaction design — tokens, components, patterns,
+and UX constraints — and keep affected work consistent with it. If it is absent, continue with the
+project's established UI conventions.
+
+Root `DESIGN.md` owns UI/UX guidance; `docs/04_DESIGN.md` still owns command, config, schema, and DTO
+surface shapes under the doc map above.
 
 ---
 
@@ -125,6 +150,22 @@ spur <noun> --help
 
 ---
 
+## Superskill CLI surface
+
+**Ownership boundary:** Superskill is the install-time portability and capability-quality plane;
+Spur remains the project lifecycle and deterministic corpus/ops plane.
+
+```bash
+superskill install <plugin> --dry-run
+superskill install <plugin> --targets <list>
+superskill <agent|skill|command|hook|magent> --help
+```
+
+Use `superskill <noun> --help` for the current lifecycle verbs and flags. Do not duplicate its full
+catalog here or maintain generated per-platform capability copies in the project.
+
+---
+
 ## Conventions & boundaries
 
 - Conventional Commits (`feat:`, `fix:`, `docs:`, `chore:`, …); breaking changes in a

package/config/templates/docs/00_ADR.md

@@ -4,29 +4,39 @@ doc: 00_ADR
 owns: WHY — which cross-cutting decision was made, and the one-line reason
 authority: authoritative
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: any structural change
+edit_rules: 99 §6.1
+sync: [T1, T2]
 ---
 
 # Architecture Decision Records
 
-> Authoritative on **decisions**. Lower number wins — this doc overrides all others on decisions.
-> Each entry is append-only; supersession is by a new dated entry, never by editing an old one.
-> Only real cross-cutting decisions belong here — not implementation notes, not feature status, not
-> how-to guidance. Entries that grow past decision + reason are carrying mechanism that belongs in
-> `03`/`04`; link it instead of inlining it.
+## ADR-001 — Adopt this doc structure
 
-## ADR-001 — (example) Adopt this doc structure
+**Status:** Accepted · **Date:** {{init-date}}
 
-- **Date:** 1970-01-01
-- **Status:** accepted
-- **Context:** Project needs a single source of truth for decisions and scope.
-- **Decision:** Adopt the Spur doc structure (`00`–`05` + `99` constitution).
-- **Reason:** Separates WHY (`00`) from WHAT (`01`) from HOW (`03`/`04`) — one fact, one home.
+**Decision.** Adopt the Spur doc structure (`00`–`05` + `99` constitution).
+
+**Why.** Separates WHY (`00`) from WHAT (`01`) from HOW (`03`/`04`) — one fact, one home.
+
+**Detail:** `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md` §4.1.
 
 <!--
-Add new ADRs here. Copy the entry shape above (Date, Status, Context, Decision, Reason).
+Add new ADRs here. Entry shape (per 99 §6.1):
+
+## ADR-NNN: <Decision title, outcome-shaped>
+
+**Status:** Accepted | Accepted (design) | Superseded by ADR-MMM | Skipped · **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
+
+**Decision.** <What was decided — the smallest complete statement of the choice.>
+
+**Why.** <One line. The single strongest reason.>
+
+**Detail:** <pointer into 03/04/plans — depth never lives here.>
+
 A decision that reverses a prior ADR adds a new entry that says "supersedes ADR-NNN".
 An Amendment records the decision delta + one-line reason — not the mechanism. Implementation
 paths, detailed semantics, and multi-paragraph rationale belong in 03/04, not in the amendment.
--->
+-->

package/config/templates/docs/01_PRD.md

@@ -4,14 +4,15 @@ doc: 01_PRD
 owns: WHAT — product vision, users, scope (in / out / deferred)
 authority: authoritative-on-scope
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: adding a command or feature
+edit_rules: 99 §6.2
+sync: [T1, T4, T6]
 ---
 
 # Product Requirements Document
 
-> Authoritative on **scope**. In-scope vs out-of-scope vs deferred lives here and nowhere else.
-
 ## 1. Vision
 
 _(One sentence: what this product is and who it is for.)_
@@ -28,10 +29,14 @@ _(One sentence: what this product is and who it is for.)_
 
 - _(capability the product delivers)_
 
-### Out of scope
+### Supporting
 
-- _(explicitly excluded capability — prevents scope creep)_
+- _(capability that enables an in-scope item but is not user-facing)_
 
 ### Deferred
 
-- _(capability intentionally postponed — not a commitment)_
+- _(capability intentionally postponed — not a commitment; carry the condition that would reactivate it)_
+
+### Out of scope
+
+- _(explicitly excluded capability — prevents scope creep)_

package/config/templates/docs/02_ROADMAP.md

@@ -4,19 +4,27 @@ doc: 02_ROADMAP
 owns: WHEN — phases, current vs deferred, sequencing
 authority: derived
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+derived_from: [00_ADR, 01_PRD]
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: placing work in a phase
+edit_rules: 99 §6.3
+sync: [T5]
 ---
 
 # Roadmap
 
-> Derived from `01_PRD` (scope) and `00_ADR` (decisions). Edit when phase status changes.
-
 ## Phases
 
-| Phase | Status | Items |
-|-------|--------|-------|
-| Phase 0 — Foundation | ✅ done | _(list the real, shipped deliverable names)_ |
-| Phase 1 — _(name)_ | ⏳ planned | _(items)_ |
+| Phase | Status | Items | Exit criterion |
+|-------|--------|-------|----------------|
+| Phase 0 — Foundation | ✅ done | _(list the real, shipped deliverable names)_ | _(what must be true to exit)_ |
+| Phase 1 — _(name)_ | ⏳ planned | _(items)_ | _(what must be true to exit)_ |
 
 **Status legend:** ✅ done · 🔶 partial · ⏳ planned · 💤 deferred
+
+<!--
+Markers: [x] done · [~] partial · [ ] pending. [x]/[~] carry a one-line evidence note.
+When a deliverable lands under a different name than planned, rewrite the bullet to the real name.
+Insert sub-phases (1.5) rather than renumbering existing ones.
+-->

package/config/templates/docs/03_ARCHITECTURE.md

@@ -4,14 +4,16 @@ doc: 03_ARCHITECTURE
 owns: HOW — module boundaries, data flow, runtime model, invariants
 authority: derived
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+derived_from: [00_ADR, 01_PRD]
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: cross-module, seam, or schema work
+edit_rules: 99 §6.4
+sync: [T1]
 ---
 
 # Architecture
 
-> Derived (ADR wins). Read before cross-module/seam/schema work; edit when boundaries or mechanisms change.
-
 ## 1. Module map
 
 ```
@@ -24,4 +26,9 @@ _(Describe the primary data path: input → processing → output. Name the seam
 
 ## 3. Invariants
 
-- _(state or property that always holds — the thing tests should protect)_
+- _(state or property that always holds — phrased so a constraint rule or reviewer can check it mechanically)_
+
+<!--
+Describes the CURRENT architecture only. Future/accepted designs go in sections explicitly
+titled "(accepted design — ADR-NNN; not yet built)". On conflict with 00, the ADR wins; fix here.
+-->

package/config/templates/docs/04_DESIGN.md

@@ -1,17 +1,29 @@
 ---
 name: Design
 doc: 04_DESIGN
-owns: SURFACE — concrete shapes: every CLI command, flag, config key, env var, table, DTO
+owns: SURFACE — concrete shapes: every CLI command, flag, config key, env var, table, DTO; index over docs/design/
 authority: derived
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+derived_from: [00_ADR, 01_PRD]
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: changing a command, flag, env var, or schema
+edit_rules: 99 §6.5
+sync: [T3, T9]
 ---
 
 # Design
 
-> Derived. Concrete shapes — every command, flag, config key, env var, schema, and DTO. Edit when
-> a surface changes.
+> **Index page** over `docs/design/` satellites (99 §4.5). Each surface area gets a
+> `docs/design/<slug>.md` satellite; this index carries the surface map + pointers.
+> Edit order: satellite first, then index row — same change (T9).
+
+## UI/UX boundary
+
+Repository-root `DESIGN.md` owns all UI/UX design, including visual language, design tokens,
+components, layout, interaction, accessibility, and responsive behavior. Read and update it for UI
+work; keep this document focused on non-UI surface design. If `DESIGN.md` is absent, follow the
+project's established UI conventions rather than adding UI guidance here.
 
 ## 1. CLI commands
 
@@ -19,12 +31,18 @@ updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
 _(command) <positional> [--flag <value>] [--json]
 ```
 
-| Command | Description |
-|---------|-------------|
-| _(command)_ | _(one-line description)_ |
+| Command | Description | Design doc |
+|---------|-------------|------------|
+| _(command)_ | _(one-line description)_ | `docs/design/_(slug)_.md` |
 
 ## 2. Configuration keys
 
 | Key | Type | Default | Description |
 |-----|------|---------|-------------|
 | _(key)_ | _(type)_ | _(default)_ | _(description)_ |
+
+<!--
+Shapes only — rationale lives in 00/03. Behavioral notes are shapes ("resolving zero rules exits 1"
+— keep); justifications are not ("...because a silent gate is the worst failure mode" — cut).
+Transcribe command signatures from the code registrations, never from memory.
+-->

package/config/templates/docs/05_FEATURES.md

@@ -1,16 +1,22 @@
 ---
 name: Features
 doc: 05_FEATURES
-owns: STATUS — feature decomposition + state
+owns: STATUS — feature decomposition + state; index over docs/features/
 authority: derived
 version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+derived_from: [00_ADR, 01_PRD]
+owner: _(project owner)_
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+read_before: finding a feature's state
+edit_rules: 99 §6.6
+sync: [T4, T9]
 ---
 
 # Features
 
-> Derived. Feature status roll-up. Edit when a feature's status changes.
+> **Index page** over `docs/features/` satellites (99 §4.5). Both the satellites and this index's
+> generated region are **tool-owned** (e.g. `spur feature`/`ftree`); edit through the tool, never
+> with raw file writes. Edit order: satellite first, then refresh index (T9).
 
 ## Status legend
 
@@ -18,6 +24,11 @@ updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
 
 ## Feature tree
 
-| ID | Feature | Status | Parent | Notes |
-|----|---------|--------|--------|-------|
-| F1 | _(root feature)_ | ⏳ planned | — | _(one-line scope)_ |
+| ID | Feature | Status | Parent | Notes | Satellite |
+|----|---------|--------|--------|-------|-----------|
+| F1 | _(root feature)_ | ⏳ planned | — | _(one-line scope)_ | `docs/features/F1__(slug)_.md` |
+
+<!--
+Never trust a row you have not verified — check status against code before citing or building on it.
+One item per satellite; <feature-id> is the stable grep anchor. Renaming is a tool operation.
+-->

package/config/templates/docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md

@@ -3,63 +3,457 @@ name: Project Constitution
 doc: 99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION
 owns: PROCESS — how the key files are maintained
 authority: authoritative-on-process
-version: 1.0.0
-created_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
-updated_at: 1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
+version: 1.3.0
+created_at: {{init-date}}
+updated_at: {{init-date}}
+edit_rules: 99 §6.8
+sync: [T7]
+read_before: editing any numbered doc above
 ---
 
 # Project Constitution — How to Organize the Project
 
-> **This is a template.** Spur's own constitution at
-> [docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md](https://github.com/gobing-ai/spur/blob/main/docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md)
-> is the canonical version. Copy the full content there into this file for a real project, then
-> localize the Lessons section (§8) and the tool-binding column (§3).
-
 ## 1. What this is & what this is not
 
 This is the **constitution** for the project's key files: an accumulated, machine-maintained set
 of rules and lessons for running the same file structure across different projects and
-cooperating with multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, pi, Antigravity,
-OpenCode, OpenClaw, ...).
+cooperating with multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, pi, omp, Antigravity,
+OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes, Grok, ...).
 
 - One copy lives in every project at `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md`.
 - It is **byte-identical across projects** except the Lessons sections (§8) and the tool-binding
   column (§3). When it improves in one project, propagate to the others — forks are drift.
 - It contains **zero project-specific facts** — no project command names, package names, feature
-  states, or decisions. Project facts live in the numbered docs this file governs.
+  states, or decisions. Project facts live in the numbered docs this file governs. If you find a
+  project fact here, that itself is drift: move it to its owning doc.
+
+This is **not** a project review summary, a technical review list, or a product-design
+reflection.
+
+Audience: humans and coding agents equally. Every rule below is written to be checkable — an
+agent should be able to verify compliance mechanically, not interpret intent.
 
 ## 2. Authority model
 
+Two axes that cannot collide:
+
 | Axis | Question | Winner |
 |------|----------|--------|
 | **Content** | What is true about the project? | Lower number wins: `00_ADR` is binding on *decisions*; `01_PRD` is authoritative on *scope*; `02`–`05` are derived |
 | **Process** | How are the key files maintained? | **This file** |
 
-## 3. Doc map
+They cannot conflict because this file holds no project content (§1 rule 3).
+
+**Why this file is numbered 99, not 00:** "lower number wins" is a *content* rule, and this file
+plays on the other axis. The out-of-band number is the visible signal that the constitution sits
+outside the content chain — renumbering it into the chain (e.g. as `00`) would re-entangle the
+two axes and force a renumber of every content doc, invalidating the dense web of cross-pointers
+(`03 §12`-style references baked into append-only ADR text) for a purely aesthetic gain. Do not
+renumber.
+
+**Content conflict rule:** when two docs disagree, fix the **authoritative** doc first (with a
+dated amendment if it is append-only), then the derived doc, then `AGENTS.md` — and flag the
+drift in the commit message or task. Never average two conflicting statements into a third.
+
+## 3. Shared tools
+
+Tools are bound by **role**; roles are permanent, bindings evolve. This table is the only
+project-variable section besides Lessons — update the binding when the toolchain migrates.
+
+| Role | Current binding | Notes |
+|------|-----------------|-------|
+| Spec lifecycle — tasks | _(project tool — e.g. `spur task` or a task CLI)_ | Task files are tool-owned; edit through the tool, never the Write tool |
+| Spec lifecycle — features | _(project tool — e.g. `spur feature` or a feature CLI)_ | Same tool-owned rule |
+| Delivery harness | _(project harness — e.g. `spur`)_ | Quality gates are self-hosted through it where possible |
+| Agent-facing wrappers | per-project plugin dir (e.g. `plugins/sp/`) | **Fat Skills, thin others:** skills are the SSOT for agent-facing behavior and may be arbitrarily rich; slash commands and subagents are thin wrappers of skills (every agent supports skills; command/subagent support varies) |
+
+## 4. Common file layout
+
+### 4.1 The doc map (canonical template)
+
+Each project's `AGENTS.md` embeds an instantiated copy of this table (§4.4). A fact lives in
+**one** doc; other docs link to it, never restate it.
+
+| Doc | Owns the question | Authority | Read / edit when |
+|-----|-------------------|-----------|------------------|
+| `docs/00_ADR.md` | **WHY** — which cross-cutting decision was made, and the one-line reason | **Authoritative** (wins all content) | Read before any structural change; add a dated entry before diverging from a decision |
+| `docs/01_PRD.md` | **WHAT** — product vision, users, scope (in / out / deferred) | **Authoritative on scope** | Read before adding a command/feature; edit when scope changes |
+| `docs/02_ROADMAP.md` | **WHEN** — phases, current vs deferred, sequencing | Derived | Read to place work in a phase; edit when phase status changes |
+| `docs/03_ARCHITECTURE.md` | **HOW** — module boundaries, data flow, runtime model, invariants, rationale-in-depth | Derived (ADR wins) | Read before cross-module/seam/schema work; edit when boundaries or mechanisms change |
+| `docs/04_DESIGN.md` | **SURFACE** — concrete shapes: every CLI command, flag, config key, env var, table, DTO; **index over `docs/design/<slug>.md`** (§4.5) | Derived | Read/edit when changing a command, flag, env var, or schema — same commit |
+| `docs/05_FEATURES.md` | **STATUS** — feature decomposition + state (✅ done / 🔶 partial / ⏳ planned / 💤 deferred); **index over `docs/features/<id>_<slug>.md`** (§4.5) | Derived | Read to find a feature's state; edit when a feature's status changes |
+| `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md` | **PROCESS** — how the files above are maintained | **Authoritative on process** | Read before editing any doc above; edit per §6.8 |
+| `AGENTS.md` (repo root) | **ENTRY** — how agents work in this repo: stack, commands, gates, conventions + the instantiated doc map | Derived (from 99 + 00/01/04) | Read first every session; regenerate factual blocks from code (§6.7) |
+
+**Routing — put each fact in its owning doc, link from the rest:**
+
+- Decision + one-line reason → `00`. Rationale/mechanism in depth → `03`.
+- Scope (in/out/deferred) → `01`. Mechanism / data flow / invariants → `03`.
+- Command/flag/config/schema/DTO shapes → `04`. Phase timing → `02`. Feature status → `05`.
+- If you are writing *how it's built* or *why* inside `00`/`01`/`02`, it belongs in `03`/`04`.
+
+### 4.2 Working layers (outside the authority chain)
+
+| Location | Purpose | Rules |
+|----------|---------|-------|
+| `docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md` | Dated working documents: research, triage, design discussions, decision records-in-progress | They **record**, they do not **govern**. Once concluded, immutable except dated correction sections. Decisions they reach must be promoted into `00`–`05` to take effect |
+| `docs/tasks/` | Task files | Tool-owned (§3). Never edited with raw file writes |
+| other `docs/` folders | Optional scratch (analysis, refactor notes, ...) | Nothing in the authority chain may depend on them |
+
+`docs/design/` and `docs/features/` are **not** scratch — they are the satellite layers of `04` and
+`05` and are governed by §4.5.
+
+### 4.3 Standard frontmatter (the doc's machine-readable contract)
+
+Every numbered doc (`00`–`05`, and `99` itself) opens with YAML frontmatter carrying its doc-map
+row plus bookkeeping — so an agent learns the doc's contract from the file head without loading
+the doc map, and tooling can validate it:
+
+```yaml
+---
+doc: 03_ARCHITECTURE
+owns: HOW — module boundaries, data flow, runtime model, invariants
+authority: derived            # authoritative | authoritative-on-scope | authoritative-on-process | derived
+version: 1.1.0
+derived_from: [00_ADR, 01_PRD]   # omit for 00
+owner: <name>
+updated_at: YYYY-MM-DD
+read_before: cross-module, seam, or schema work
+edit_rules: 99 §6.4
+sync: [T1]                    # §5 trigger IDs that obligate touching this doc
+---
+```
+
+Rules:
+
+1. The frontmatter **is** the instantiated copy of this file's §4.1 row — `owns`/`authority`
+   must match it verbatim in meaning; the §7 audit checks this. On mismatch, §4.1 wins.
+2. `edit_rules` points to the owning §6 subsection — rules are never restated in frontmatter
+   (pointers over prose, §6.0).
+3. Bump `version` (minor) on any substantive edit; always refresh `updated_at` in the same edit.
+   A doc whose `updated_at` predates a change it should reflect is drift — repair per §7.
+4. Frontmatter replaces the legacy bold header block (`**Version:** …` lines); a doc carrying
+   both is drift.
+5. Doc **bodies do not restate** their own authority or the conflict rule ("when this conflicts
+   with the ADR, the ADR wins") — frontmatter `authority` and §2 own that. Preamble
+   restatements are drift.
+
+### 4.4 AGENTS.md synchronization
+
+- `AGENTS.md` is the **per-project instantiation**: the §4.1 table (instantiated), plus
+  project-specific stack, commands, verification gates, and conventions.
+- This file is the canonical template; when §4.1 or §5 changes here, re-sync `AGENTS.md` in the
+  same change.
+- `AGENTS.md` may **add** project facts; it may never **contradict** the numbered docs. On
+  contradiction, the numbered doc wins — fix `AGENTS.md`.
+
+### 4.5 Index + satellite docs (`04`/`05` and their folders)
+
+Two derived docs are **index pages** over a folder of per-item **satellite** files. The index holds
+the headline rows + pointers; each satellite holds one item's detail. This keeps the index readable
+(loaded every session) while detail scales without bloating it.
+
+| Index doc | Satellite folder | Satellite file name | Satellite ownership |
+|-----------|------------------|---------------------|---------------------|
+| `docs/04_DESIGN.md` | `docs/design/` | `docs/design/<slug>.md` | Hand-maintained derived doc (§6.5) |
+| `docs/05_FEATURES.md` | `docs/features/` | `docs/features/<feature-id>_<slug>.md` | **Tool-owned** (§3 — `spur feature`/`ftree`); satellites *and* the index region are written by the tool, never by raw file writes |
+
+Rules (both axes):
+
+1. **The index is the single entry point.** A reader starts at `04`/`05`; every satellite is
+   reachable from exactly one index row. A satellite with no index row, or an index row with no
+   satellite, is drift (§7 audit).
+2. **One item per satellite.** `<slug>` (design) / `<feature-id>_<slug>` (features) is the grep
+   anchor (§6.0 rule 6) — stable once chosen; renaming is a rename of the file *and* its index row in
+   the same change.
+3. **Detail lives only in the satellite; the index carries pointer + status only.** The index never
+   restates a satellite's body (§6.0 rule 2). For `05`, a row is `<id> <status> <name> → pointer`;
+   for `04`, an index row names the surface area and points at its `docs/design/<slug>.md`.
+4. **The index is regenerable for `05`** (tool-written) and **hand-curated for `04`** — but in both
+   cases the satellite is the source of truth and the index is derived from it. Never edit `05`'s
+   generated index region by hand; never let a `04` index row diverge from its satellite.
+5. **Edit order is fixed (§5 T9): detail first, then index.** Write/update the satellite, then update
+   the index row — in the **same change**. Updating the index before the detail exists creates a
+   pointer to nothing; the reverse leaves the detail unindexed. For tool-owned features, "update the
+   index" is running the tool's refresh (e.g. `spur feature refresh`), not a manual edit.
+
+## 5. Sync triggers — same-commit obligations
+
+The root cause of stale key files is *unsynchronized success*: code ships, docs don't hear about
+it. Each trigger below has a stable ID (referenced by doc frontmatter `sync:` lists, §4.3) and
+names the docs that must be touched **in the same commit / same change**:
+
+| ID | When this happens | Touch (same change) |
+|----|-------------------|---------------------|
+| T1 | New cross-cutting decision, or reversal of one | `00` **first** (dated entry), then `03` mechanism, `01` if scope shifts |
+| T2 | A code change would contradict an existing ADR | **Stop.** Add the superseding/amending ADR entry first — never silently diverge |
+| T3 | Command, flag, config key, env var, schema, or DTO added/changed | `04` + the `AGENTS.md` surface block |
+| T4 | A feature ships or changes state | its `05` row; a new `01` scope row if it is new surface |
+| T5 | A phase completes, reorders, or gains items | `02` (update the bullet to the *real, shipped name* of the deliverable) |
+| T6 | Scope added / cut / deferred | `01`; placement in `02` |
+| T7 | The doc map or process changes | this file → re-sync `AGENTS.md` (§4.4) → propagate to sibling projects |
+| T8 | A multi-wave batch is planned | schedule "doc sync" as an **explicit work item** — same-commit discipline does not survive on memory alone |
+| T9 | A design or feature item is added/changed | the satellite **first** (`docs/design/<slug>.md` or `docs/features/<id>_<slug>.md`), **then** its index row in `04`/`05` — same change (§4.5 rule 5) |
+
+## 6. Edit principles per file
+
+### 6.0 Writing rules (all key files)
+
+Token economy is a design goal: these files are read by LLM agents at session start, every
+session, across every project — a redundant sentence is paid for thousands of times. Precise
+**and** concise; precision wins when they conflict.
+
+1. Declarative, information-dense sentences. No filler, no marketing adjectives, no hedging, no
+   narrative buildup.
+2. A fact lives once — link or point (`see 03 §12`) instead of restating, both in-file and
+   cross-file. Restatement is the largest token sink in a doc system, bigger than any tone rule.
+3. Tables for enumerable facts; prose only where reasoning is needed.
+4. Front-load: rule first, elaboration after — readers (human or agent) may only take the head.
+5. Define a term once, then reuse it verbatim. Synonyms read as new concepts to a machine.
+6. Headings and IDs (`ADR-NNN`, `T1`–`T8`, `§6.x`, feature rows) are grep targets and
+   cross-reference anchors — never rename casually.
+7. **Concise never beats correct.** If brevity creates ambiguity, add the missing words: tokens
+   saved in reading are lost many times over in a misexecuted run.
+
+These rules are stated once, here. Per-file sections below and doc frontmatter inherit them via
+pointer — restating them per file would violate rule 2.
+
+### 6.1 `docs/00_ADR.md`
+
+Entry template:
+
+```markdown
+## ADR-NNN: <Decision title, outcome-shaped>
+
+**Status:** Accepted | Accepted (design) | Superseded by ADR-MMM | Skipped · **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
+
+**Decision.** <What was decided — the smallest complete statement of the choice.>
+
+**Why.** <One line. The single strongest reason.>
+
+**Detail:** <pointer into 03/04/plans — depth never lives here.>
+```
+
+1. **One decision per entry.** If a draft contains a principle *and* a deferred design *and* a
+   mechanism choice *and* implementation tips — split it: decision(s) here, mechanism in `03`,
+   shapes in `04`, tips nowhere (they are implementation guidance, not decisions).
+2. **ADR = decision + one-line reason.** No Zod patterns, no lock details, no code idioms.
+3. **Append-only.** Never renumber, never delete, never rewrite history. Corrections are dated
+   `**Amendment (YYYY-MM-DD)**` blocks inside the entry; reversals are **new entries** that name
+   what they supersede, while the old entry's Status becomes `Superseded by ADR-MMM`.
+4. **Numbering:** next free integer, one sequence per repo. A burned/skipped number gets a stub
+   entry (`Status: Skipped`) so the gap is audit-clean and never reused.
+5. **`Accepted (design)`** means decided but not built — readers must be able to tell decided
+   from shipped.
+6. **Before any code that contradicts an ADR:** the superseding entry lands first (§5 row 2).
+7. **Retrofit rule:** the entry template binds **new entries and amendments only**. Historical
+   entries are never restructured to match it — append-only beats stylistic consistency. The
+   non-entry preamble is normal editable text.
+8. **Amendments record the decision delta.** An `**Amendment**` block records *what changed about the
+   decision* — the new choice and its one-line reason — plus a `Detail:` pointer for mechanism.
+   Implementation file paths, detailed semantics, and multi-paragraph rationale belong in `03`/`04`,
+   not in the amendment body. If an amendment would carry more than a few lines of non-decision text,
+   the mechanism has leaked in; link it instead of inlining it.
+
+### 6.2 `docs/01_PRD.md`
+
+1. Owns vision, users, principles, scope. **No mechanism** (→ `03`), **no timing** (→ `02`),
+   **no shapes** (→ `04`).
+2. **Every shipped surface has a scope row.** When a command/capability ships, its row enters
+   the in-scope table in the same change — shipped-but-unlisted is the most common drift.
+3. Scope states are explicit: *in (committed)* / *supporting* / *deferred (needs design
+   reconfirmation)* / *out of scope*. A deferred item carries the condition that would
+   reactivate it.
+4. Surface beyond the committed set is **not ported/built speculatively** — re-confirm the need
+   first and record the evidence pointer (a dated plans doc, usage data) in the entry that
+   admits it.
+5. **Scope tables carry membership only** — no delivery-status columns (`05` owns status; a
+   status column in `01` is a guaranteed drift magnet). Likewise, quantitative gate values
+   (coverage thresholds, etc.) live with their enforcement config — point to the gate, never
+   restate the numbers.
+
+### 6.3 `docs/02_ROADMAP.md`
+
+1. Derived: it may **sequence** facts from `00`/`01`/`05` but never introduce new ones.
+2. Every phase has a goal sentence, checkbox items, and an explicit **Exit:** criterion.
+3. Markers: `[x]` done · `[~]` partial · `[ ]` pending. `[x]`/`[~]` carry a one-line evidence
+   note (what shipped, where).
+4. When a deliverable lands under a different name than planned, rewrite the bullet to the real
+   name — a roadmap that tracks dead names reads as undelivered work.
+5. Phases gate on the previous one. Insert sub-phases (`1.5`) rather than renumbering existing
+   ones.
+
+### 6.4 `docs/03_ARCHITECTURE.md`
+
+1. Describes the **current** architecture. Future/accepted designs are allowed only in sections
+   explicitly titled `(accepted design — ADR-NNN; not yet built)`.
+2. Owns module boundaries, data flow, runtime model, invariants, and rationale-in-depth. Not
+   schemas/signatures (code and `04`), not decisions (`00`).
+3. Write invariants as **enforceable statements** — phrased so a constraint rule or a reviewer
+   can check them mechanically.
+4. When a migration replaces a mechanism (parser, dispatcher, bootstrap), update the module
+   descriptions in the same change — stale module lists survive multiple releases unnoticed.
+5. On conflict with `00`: the ADR wins; fix here and flag.
+
+### 6.5 `docs/04_DESIGN.md` + `docs/design/<slug>.md`
+
+`04` is the **index page** over the `docs/design/` satellites (§4.5). The index carries the surface
+map + pointers; each `docs/design/<slug>.md` holds one surface area's detailed design.
+
+1. **Same-commit rule:** any change to a command, flag, config key, env var, table, or DTO
+   updates `04` (and its satellite) in that commit (§5 T3/T9). In batch planning, doc sync is an
+   explicit scheduled item.
+2. **Detail-first edit order (§4.5 rule 5 / T9):** write or update the `docs/design/<slug>.md`
+   satellite first, then update its `04` index row — never the reverse. A new surface area gets a
+   new satellite + a new index row in the same change.
+3. Prefer **generated** artifacts over hand-maintained ones (e.g. OpenAPI from the contract);
+   never hand-write what can be derived — and never let a derivable artifact be edited by hand.
+4. Shapes only. Rationale lives in `00`/`03`. **Behavioral notes are shapes** ("resolving zero
+   rules exits 1" — keep); justifications are not ("...because a silent gate is the worst
+   failure mode" — cut, or point to `00`/`03`). This applies to satellites too — they hold
+   *detailed shapes*, not rationale.
+5. Command signatures are **transcribed from the code registrations**, never from memory or from
+   an older doc revision — a signature is a factual block in the §6.7 sense.
+6. The index never restates a satellite's body (§6.0 rule 2): an `04` row names the surface area,
+   its status, and points at `docs/design/<slug>.md`. `<slug>` is a stable grep anchor (§6.0 rule 6).
+
+### 6.6 `docs/05_FEATURES.md` + `docs/features/<feature-id>_<slug>.md`
+
+`05` is the **index page** over the `docs/features/` satellites (§4.5). Both the satellites and `05`'s
+generated index region are **tool-owned** (§3 — `spur feature`/`ftree`): edit through the tool, never
+with raw file writes.
+
+1. One index row per deliverable, each with a concrete **acceptance** check, status from the legend
+   (✅ done · 🔶 partial · ⏳ planned · 💤 deferred), and a pointer to its
+   `docs/features/<feature-id>_<slug>.md` satellite.
+2. The satellite + its index row change in the **same change** that ships or re-scopes the feature
+   (§5 T4/T9).
+3. **Detail-first edit order (§4.5 rule 5 / T9):** update the feature satellite first (via the tool),
+   then refresh the index (e.g. `spur feature refresh`) — never hand-edit the generated index region,
+   and never update the index ahead of the detail.
+4. **Never trust a row you have not verified.** Before citing or building on a status, check it
+   against code — status rows rot silently in both directions (done-but-⏳ and ⏳-but-claimed).
+5. `05` keeps headline rows + pointers; the full decomposition lives in the satellite files.
+   `<feature-id>` is the stable grep anchor (§6.0 rule 6); renaming is a tool operation, not a raw
+   edit.
+
+### 6.7 `AGENTS.md`
+
+1. Factual blocks that mirror code — the command surface, the workspace layout, tool versions —
+   are **regenerated from code**, never edited from memory. Verify with the actual registrations
+   (e.g. list the CLI's registered nouns/verbs) before writing the block.
+2. Keep it lean: link to the owning doc instead of restating its facts. `AGENTS.md` repeats only
+   what an agent needs in the first 30 seconds of a session.
+3. Surfaces that are decided-but-unbuilt are flagged as planned with their ADR pointer, and
+   marked "do not invoke as if they exist".
+4. Re-synced whenever this file changes the map or process (§4.4).
+
+### 6.8 This file (`99`)
+
+1. **No project facts** — ever (§1). Tool bindings (§3) and Lessons (§8) are the only
+   project-variable content.
+2. Structure and principles change only on operator request; Lessons sections are
+   machine-appendable per the §8 protocol without asking.
+3. When this file improves in one project, **propagate the improvement to sibling projects** —
+   it is one constitution with N copies, not N constitutions.
+
+## 7. Drift control
+
+**Drift** = reality (code, shipped behavior) disagreeing with what a key file says, or two key
+files disagreeing with each other.
+
+**Repair protocol** (always this order):
+
+1. Fix the **authoritative** doc — for append-only files, by dated amendment, never rewriting.
+2. Then the derived docs that restate or sequence it.
+3. Then `AGENTS.md`.
+4. Flag what drifted and why in the commit message / task — a silent fix hides the systemic
+   cause.
+
+**Audit cadence:** at every phase exit, and before designing any large batch, run the drift
+audit:
+
+- [ ] List the real CLI/tool surface from code; diff against `AGENTS.md`'s surface block and
+      `00`'s committed-surface entries.
+- [ ] For every `05` row marked ✅/🔶, spot-check the acceptance against code; for every ⏳, check
+      it didn't quietly ship.
+- [ ] For every shipped surface, confirm a `01` scope row exists.
+- [ ] Check `02`'s current phase bullets name things that actually exist (no dead names).
+- [ ] Check `03`'s module descriptions against the real file tree of each app/package.
+- [ ] Confirm `04` covers every command/flag/config/schema that exists.
+- [ ] For `04`/`05` (§4.5): every index row points to an existing satellite, and every satellite
+      (`docs/design/<slug>.md`, `docs/features/<id>_<slug>.md`) has exactly one index row — no orphan
+      satellites, no dangling pointers.
+- [ ] Confirm `AGENTS.md`'s doc map matches §4.1 of this file.
+- [ ] Confirm each doc's frontmatter matches its §4.1 row and its `updated_at` is plausible
+      against recent commits (§4.3).
+
+Findings are repaired via the protocol above, and anything systemic becomes a Lesson (§8) — or,
+if it recurs, a new rule in §6.
+
+## 8. Lessons learned per file
+
+**Append protocol (machine-maintained):**
+
+- Format: `- [YYYY-MM-DD] <project>: <lesson — what went wrong / what to do instead>`
+- Threshold is **low** — when in doubt, append. Check for an existing equivalent first; bump its
+  date instead of duplicating.
+- **Promotion rule:** a lesson that recurs or hardens into practice is promoted into a §6 rule
+  (or a §5 trigger) and removed from this section. Lessons are the inbox; §5/§6 are the law.
+  Promotion is the only sanctioned deletion.
+- Lessons carry project provenance because this file is copied across projects — a lesson from
+  one project is a warning, not yet a law, for the others.
+
+### Lessons for `docs/00_ADR.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `docs/01_PRD.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `docs/02_ROADMAP.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `docs/03_ARCHITECTURE.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `docs/04_DESIGN.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `docs/05_FEATURES.md`
+
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
+
+### Lessons for `AGENTS.md`
 
-| Doc | Owns the question | Authority |
-|-----|-------------------|-----------|
-| `00_ADR.md` | **WHY** — decisions + one-line reason | Authoritative (wins all) |
-| `01_PRD.md` | **WHAT** — product vision, scope | Authoritative on scope |
-| `02_ROADMAP.md` | **WHEN** — phases, sequencing | Derived |
-| `03_ARCHITECTURE.md` | **HOW** — module boundaries, data flow | Derived |
-| `04_DESIGN.md` | **SURFACE** — commands, flags, schemas | Derived |
-| `05_FEATURES.md` | **STATUS** — feature decomposition + state | Derived |
-| `99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md` | **PROCESS** — how files are maintained | Authoritative on process |
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
 
-## 4. Sync triggers
+### Lessons for this file (`99`)
 
-When a change touches one of these, the listed doc MUST be updated in the **same commit**:
+_(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_
 
-| ID | Trigger | Doc(s) |
-|----|---------|--------|
-| T1 | New cross-cutting decision (entry = decision + one-line reason; amendment = decision delta only — mechanism goes in `03`/`04`, not the amendment) | `00` first, then `03` mechanism |
-| T3 | Command/flag/config/schema/DTO added/changed | `04` + `AGENTS.md` |
-| T4 | Feature ships or changes state | `05` row |
-| T6 | Scope added / cut / deferred | `01` |
+## 9. Bootstrapping a new project
 
-## 5. Lessons
+Checklist to instantiate this structure in a fresh repo:
 
-| Date | Lesson |
-|------|--------|
-| 1970-01-01 | _(empty — add lessons as the project evolves)_ |
+1. Copy this file verbatim to `docs/99_PROJECT_CONSTITUTION.md`; empty the §8 lessons of
+   other projects' entries or keep them as inherited warnings (recommended: keep).
+2. Update §3 bindings if the new project's toolchain differs.
+3. Create `docs/00_ADR.md` with the §4.3 frontmatter and `ADR-001` recording the founding
+   decision (stack, structure, the why).
+4. Create `docs/01_PRD.md`: vision paragraph, users, principles table, scope tables (in /
+   supporting / deferred / out).
+5. Create `docs/02_ROADMAP.md` with Phase 0 and its exit criterion.
+6. Create `docs/03_ARCHITECTURE.md`: topology, dependency boundary, runtime model — current
+   state only.
+7. Create `docs/04_DESIGN.md` (may start near-empty) and `docs/05_FEATURES.md` (legend + first
+   rows).
+8. Create root `AGENTS.md`: instantiated §4.1 doc map, stack/layout, commands, verification
+   gate, conventions. Symlink `CLAUDE.md` (and equivalents) to it.
+9. Wire the §3 tools (spec lifecycle, harness) per their own docs.
+10. First-session rule for any agent: read `AGENTS.md` → this file → `00`/`01` before touching
+    anything.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@gobing-ai/spur",
-    "version": "0.3.19",
+    "version": "0.3.21",
     "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.",
     "keywords": [
         "spur",

package/spur.js

@@ -74710,7 +74710,7 @@ import { join as join15, resolve as resolve5 } from "path";
 var CLI_CONFIG = {
   binaryName: "spur",
   binaryLabel: "spur",
-  binaryVersion: "0.3.19",
+  binaryVersion: "0.3.21",
   configDir: ".spur",
   configFile: ".spur/config.yaml",
   databaseFile: ".spur/spur.db"
@@ -74770,6 +74770,10 @@ function substituteAgentsMdTemplate(content, projectName) {
   const description = "local Spur project";
   return content.replaceAll("{project-name}", projectName).replaceAll("{project-description}", description);
 }
+function substituteDocTemplateTokens(content, date6 = new Date) {
+  const dateStr = date6.toISOString().slice(0, 10);
+  return content.replaceAll("{{init-date}}", dateStr);
+}
 var INDEXED_CONTEXT_BLOCK = `
 ---
 
@@ -74908,6 +74912,8 @@ ${contextEntry}
       const configRoot = bundledConfigRoot();
       if (configRoot !== null) {
         for (const relPath of listBundledProjectSeedFiles()) {
+          if (relPath.startsWith("templates/docs/"))
+            continue;
           const sourcePath = join15(configRoot, relPath);
           if (!await context4.fs.exists(sourcePath))
             continue;
@@ -74927,6 +74933,9 @@ ${contextEntry}
           if (entry.target === "AGENTS.md") {
             body = substituteAgentsMdTemplate(body, projectName);
           }
+          if (entry.source.startsWith("templates/docs/")) {
+            body = substituteDocTemplateTokens(body);
+          }
           await writeIfNew(context4, targetPath, body, entryForce, result);
         }
       }
@@ -84577,7 +84586,7 @@ async function runStatusCore(path9, options, context4) {
   ]);
   const target = path9 === undefined ? undefined : await readTargetStatus(context4, path9);
   const status = {
-    ok: packageJsonExists,
+    ok: spurConfigExists,
     packageJson: packageJsonExists,
     spurConfig: spurConfigExists,
     git,
@@ -84588,8 +84597,8 @@ async function runStatusCore(path9, options, context4) {
     context4.output.write(toJson2(status));
   } else {
     context4.output.write([
-      `Project: ${status.ok ? "ok" : "missing package.json"}`,
-      `.spur: ${spurConfigExists ? "ok" : "missing"}`,
+      `Project: ${spurConfigExists ? "ok" : "missing .spur/config.yaml"}`,
+      `Package: ${packageJsonExists ? "ok" : "none"}`,
       `Agents: ${agentSpecs.length === 0 ? "none" : agentSpecs.join(", ")}`,
       `Git: ${git.root === null ? "none" : `${git.branch ?? "detached"}${git.dirty ? " dirty" : " clean"}`}`,
       ...target === undefined ? [] : [`Path: ${target.path}	${target.size} bytes`]