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+ # Norma
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+ **Norma turns a described piece of work into reviewed, verified, done work — with AI
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+ agents doing the work and a deterministic engine deciding what happens next.**
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+ You describe an epic. Norma breaks it into tasks with dependencies, then drives each one
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+ through your team's real workflow — build → review → QA → done — using agents for the
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+ creative steps. Your issue tracker (Linear, Jira, GitHub) stays the source of truth.
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+ The idea that makes it reliable: **a pure, tested engine decides orchestration; an LLM
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+ only does the creative work of one task at a time.** Same dependency graph, same
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+ "one task in flight per lane" rule, same QA gates — every run.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm i -g @norma/cli # provides the `norma` command
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+ ```
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+ `@norma/cli` is a self-contained binary — the whole engine, adapters, and runtimes are
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+ bundled in.
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+ ## Try it in 30 seconds
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+ No credentials — runs the whole loop against an in-memory board:
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+ ```bash
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+ norma demo
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+ ```
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+ ## Set it up on your project
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+ ```bash
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+ export LINEAR_API_KEY=lin_api_xxx # or Jira / GitHub credentials
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+ cd your-project
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+ norma init # maps your board, picks agents + runtime
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+ norma epic --brief "Add referral tiers to the product"
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+ norma cycle <projectId> --slug referral-tiers
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+ ```
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+ ## Commands
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+ | Command | What it does |
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+ | `norma init` | Onboard a project: map the board, pick agents + runtime, generate config. |
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+ | `norma epic` | Turn a brief (or a `--plan-file`) into a project + tasks + dependency graph. |
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+ | `norma cycle <id>` | Advance an epic: plan → run agents → write back, to a fixed point. |
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+ | `norma status <id>` | The board at a glance (per-task phase/owner/batch). |
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+ | `norma plan <id>` | Print the engine's next actions — read-only, no writes. |
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+ | `norma report <id>` | Generate the delivery report (`cycle --pr` opens a PR). |
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+ | `norma serve <id>` | Live dashboard: tasks in columns by phase, animated as the epic runs. |
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+ | `norma doctor` | Validate config, credentials, board mapping, and agent files. |
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+ ## Works with your stack
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+ - **Trackers:** Linear · Jira · GitHub Issues · in-memory (offline).
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+ - **Agent runtimes:** Claude Code · OpenCode (multi-provider) · any command/script ·
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+ humans (review/QA by comment) · echo (offline). Norma *selects* the model; the runtime
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+ *accesses* it.
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+ ## Docs
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+ Full documentation, architecture, and guides: **https://github.com/marceloF5/norma**
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+ MIT © Marcelo Fortunato