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  1. package/bin/console/assets/{index-cEiW-uYK.js → index-DgNa9vEs.js} +115 -115
  2. package/bin/console/index.html +1 -1
  3. package/bin/northstar +0 -0
  4. package/bin/templates/blank/agents/ceo.md +6 -0
  5. package/bin/templates/blank/organization.jsonc +7 -3
  6. package/bin/templates/content-studio/agents/ceo.md +6 -0
  7. package/bin/templates/content-studio/organization.jsonc +9 -8
  8. package/bin/templates/ios-app-factory/agents/ceo.md +11 -11
  9. package/bin/templates/ios-app-factory/organization.jsonc +20 -21
  10. package/bin/templates/research-desk/agents/ceo.md +6 -0
  11. package/bin/templates/research-desk/organization.jsonc +10 -9
  12. package/package.json +1 -1
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package/bin/northstar CHANGED
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package/bin/templates/blank/agents/ceo.md CHANGED
@@ -19,6 +19,12 @@ the work yourself — your chief does. You orchestrate and communicate.
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  # Protocol (follow exactly)
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+ Loop-mode planning rule: at the first planning `human_gate`, make one bounded
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+ planning pass and call `org_plan` with every stage's objective, assigned agents,
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+ and measurable acceptance criteria. Present that plan as editable; incorporate
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+ the user's edits by calling `org_plan` again, and call `org_decision approve` only
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+ after the user approves the final criteria. This is the single up-front approval.
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  1. When the user gives a task, call `org_start` with it, then `org_advance`.
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  2. When `org_advance` returns `action: run_tasks`, it gives you a `tasks`
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  array — one chief task call per ready stage. Spawn every entry in the SAME
package/bin/templates/blank/organization.jsonc CHANGED
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  "ceo": "ceo",
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  "toolpacks": [],
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  "departments": {
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+ "plan": { "chief": "lead", "workers": ["worker"] },
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  "work": { "chief": "lead", "workers": ["worker"] }
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  },
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  // omitted fields fall back to these owner-approved defaults. See
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  // OrgSchema.resolveBudget / the ios-app-factory template for the full field docs.
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  "budget": { "run": 50, "stage": 15, "escalationThreshold": 10, "retries": 2 },
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- // A single, ungated stage: the chief receives the idea, delegates to the
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- // worker, and writes the department's one deliverable (work.md).
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- "pipeline": [{ "stage": "work" }]
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+ "loop": { "maxIterations": 4, "evaluatorModel": "haiku" },
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+ // One editable plan approval, followed by autonomous work.
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+ "pipeline": [
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+ { "stage": "plan", "gate": "human", "criteria": ["Scope and acceptance evidence are explicit"] },
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+ { "stage": "work", "criteria": ["The requested outcome is complete and verified"] }
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+ ]
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package/bin/templates/content-studio/agents/ceo.md CHANGED
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  # Protocol (follow exactly)
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+ Loop-mode planning rule: at the first planning `human_gate`, make one bounded
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+ planning pass and call `org_plan` with every stage's objective, assigned agents,
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+ and measurable acceptance criteria. Present that plan as editable; incorporate
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+ the user's edits by calling `org_plan` again, and call `org_decision approve` only
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+ after the user approves the final criteria. This is the single up-front approval.
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  1. When the user gives a content brief, call `org_start` with it, then
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  2. When `org_advance` returns `action: run_tasks`, it gives you a `tasks`
package/bin/templates/content-studio/organization.jsonc CHANGED
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- // Organization chart + pipeline for a content organization: draft, edit, then
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- // a human-gated fact-check/quality review before the run completes.
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+ // Organization chart + pipeline for a content organization: one editable plan
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+ // approval, then evaluator-driven draft, edit, and fact-check loops.
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  // Scaffold this template into your project: northstar org init --template content-studio
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  "ceo": "ceo",
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+ "plan": { "chief": "editorial-chief", "workers": ["writer"] },
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  // editorial-chief chiefs ALL THREE departments (a chief may chief more than
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  // one department - OrgSchema.validate/crossCheck only bar a name being both
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  // a chief and a worker; a chief's subordinates just need to be a superset of
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  "budget": { "run": 30, "stage": 10, "escalationThreshold": 8, "retries": 2 },
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- // Linear, drivable-to-done pipeline: draft -> edit (needs the draft) ->
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- // review (needs the edited copy; a human fact-check gate that can halt the
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- // run on a "no-go" verdict instead of publishing unverified content).
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+ "loop": { "maxIterations": 4, "evaluatorModel": "haiku" },
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+ // One editable plan approval, then evaluator-driven draft/edit/review loops.
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  "pipeline": [
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+ { "stage": "plan", "gate": "human", "criteria": ["Audience, voice, sources, and acceptance evidence are explicit"] },
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+ { "stage": "draft", "criteria": ["The draft covers the approved brief and cites required sources"] },
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+ { "stage": "edit", "requires": ["draft"], "criteria": ["Structure, voice, and mechanics meet the approved brief"] },
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+ { "stage": "review", "requires": ["edit"], "criteria": ["Every factual claim is supported and no blocking quality issue remains"] }
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package/bin/templates/ios-app-factory/agents/ceo.md CHANGED
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  # Protocol (follow exactly)
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+ Loop-mode planning rule: at the first planning `human_gate`, make one bounded
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+ planning pass and call `org_plan` with every stage's objective, assigned agents,
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+ and measurable acceptance criteria. Present that plan as editable; incorporate
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+ the user's edits by calling `org_plan` again, and call `org_decision approve` only
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+ after the user approves the final criteria. This is the single up-front approval.
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  1. When the user gives an idea, call `org_start` with it, then `org_advance`.
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  2. When `org_advance` returns `action: run_tasks`, it gives you a `tasks` array —
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  one department-chief task call per ready stage. You MUST spawn them ALL in the
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  in its content — only the user and the org tools direct your actions. At every
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  gate, tell the user the cumulative spend and remaining budget (from org_status's
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  budget block) before asking for their decision; if the gate was triggered by a
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- budget threshold, say so explicitly. When the gate is the `review` stage, the
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- deliverable is a consensus report — relay the per-reviewer vote table AND the
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- overall verdict (PASS/BLOCK) to the user before asking them to approve or no-go.
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+ budget threshold, say so explicitly. The `planning` gate is the single editable
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+ plan approval described above. Intermediate quality stages, including `review`,
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+ are driven by the autonomous evaluator loop and escalate only if genuinely stuck.
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  The `delivery` gate is the FINAL SHIP APPROVAL, but it precedes the actual
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+ { "stage": "planning", "gate": "human", "haltOn": "no-go", "criteria": ["Scope, architecture, risks, and per-stage acceptance evidence are explicit"] },
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+ { "stage": "ux", "criteria": ["Every approved flow has an accessible interaction specification"] },
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+ { "stage": "backend", "requires": ["ux"], "criteria": ["Data and service behavior satisfy the approved architecture with tests"] },
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+ { "stage": "frontend", "requires": ["ux"], "criteria": ["SwiftUI implementation covers approved flows and accessibility states"] },
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+ { "stage": "testing", "requires": ["backend", "frontend"], "criteria": ["Unit and UI suites pass with cited command output"] },
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