@only1btayy/g2w 1.0.21 → 1.0.24

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package/README.md CHANGED
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+ ### Optional Methods
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+ Each Foundation agent is also a direct slash command. The normal flow runs through `/g2w:build2gether` and `/g2w:get2work` — but if you know what you're doing, you can jump straight into any stage of the pipeline.
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+ | Command | When to use it directly |
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+ | `/g2w:the-visionary` | You have a half-written plan and just want it finished — skip the full build2gether flow |
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+ | `/g2w:the-challenger` | You wrote your own plan outside G2W and want it stress-tested before building |
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+ | `/g2w:the-builder` | Plan is already locked — skip straight to building |
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+ | `/g2w:the-inspector` | Code is already written — just verify it against a plan |
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+ | `/g2w:the-leader` | Kick off the full pipeline without the identity, brainstorm, and research phases |
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+ These are escape hatches for engineers who don't need the ceremony. G2W has no ceiling.
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+ ---
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  ### The Trust Layer
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  Delivered via hook so it runs every single session, not just when the AI remembers.
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+ ## Acknowledgements
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+ - **[johnkf5-ops/the-dev-squad](https://github.com/johnkf5-ops/the-dev-squad)** — inspired The Foundation's multi-agent pipeline
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+ - **John Knopf** — modular doc system approach. His words: *"Take it, run with it, use it, modify it, make it better. That's the whole point."*
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  *Built by ONLY1BTAYY · MIT License · Claude Code native*
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@only1btayy/g2w",
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- "version": "1.0.21",
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+ "version": "1.0.24",
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  "description": "G2W — a relationship protocol for building trust with AI",
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  "bin": {
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  "g2w": "bin/g2w.js"
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  ## Steps
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- 1. **Read `~/.g2w/CURRENT.md`** to confirm the active project. All writes go to `~/.g2w/projects/[active-project]/`. If no active project is set, ask the user which project to save to.
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+ 1. **Capture decisions** Review the conversation history and extract:
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+ - What was built or changed
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+ - Key decisions made and the reasoning behind them
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+ - Any "don't do this again" lessons learned
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- 2. **Capture decisions**Ask the user:
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- > "What key decisions did we make this session that future-me needs to know? (reasoning behind choices, not just what was done)"
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+ Do NOT ask the user to recall this you have the full conversation. Only ask if something is genuinely ambiguous.
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- Wait for their answer. Do not skip this.
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+ 2. **Confirm the active project** List all folders inside `projects/` and ask:
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+ > "Which project are we saving? (pick one)"
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- 3. **Update `~/.g2w/projects/[active-project]/CURRENT.md`** with exactly three sections:
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+ Wait for the user to confirm. Do not assume based on what was discussed — the user decides.
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+ 3. **Update `.g2w/CURRENT.md`** in the confirmed project folder with exactly three sections:
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  ```
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  ## Last Completed
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  [What was finished and verified this session — be specific]
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  [The single most important next task]
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  ```
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- 4. **Write a handoff note** at the bottom of `~/.g2w/projects/[active-project]/CURRENT.md` under `## Session Notes [date]`:
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+ Then write (or overwrite) `.g2w/CURRENT.md` in the **`Claudes Brain` root** with a single line:
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+ ```
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+ active: projects/[confirmed-project-folder-name]
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+ ```
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+ This is the pointer `back2it` uses to find the right project next session.
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+ 4. **Write a handoff note** at the bottom of `.g2w/CURRENT.md` under `## Session Notes — [date]`:
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  - What was built
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  - Key decisions made AND the reasoning behind them (the WHY matters more than the WHAT)
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  - What to read first next session
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- 4b. **Mine into MemPalace (if installed):** Run `/3.0.12:mine` on `~/.g2w/projects/[active-project]/CURRENT.md` to index this session's decisions into MemPalace. This makes them searchable across future sessions even after context clears. If MemPalace isn't installed, skip this step silently.
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+ 4b. **Mine into MemPalace (if installed):** Run `/mempalace:mine` on the project's `.g2w/CURRENT.md` to index this session's decisions into MemPalace. This makes them searchable across future sessions even after context clears. If MemPalace isn't installed, skip this step silently.
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  5. **Commit** everything that was verified this session:
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  ```
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  - Never commit unverified work — if something wasn't tested, say so and don't include it
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  - The handoff note must capture WHY decisions were made, not just what was done
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- - If the user skips the decisions question, prompt once more this is the most important part
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+ - Extract decisions from the conversation never make the user recall work you already witnessed
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  - Do not clear context or close anything — that's the user's call