@pilotspace/add 1.6.0 → 1.7.1

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@@ -4,6 +4,88 @@ All notable changes to the ADD method (`@pilotspace/add` on npm,
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  `pilotspace-add` on PyPI) are documented here. The format follows
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  [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/); versions follow semver.
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+ ## [1.7.1] — 2026-06-18
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+ Installer depth and method quality release: the onboarding installer gains
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+ brand-aware prompts, readiness detection, and intent handoff; SOUL.md is now
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+ seeded on first install and update; scope drafting and build verification gain
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+ new depth guards. All additive; no breaking changes.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Brand-aware guided installer (`installer-smarts`)** — `add init` now prompts
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+ for the user's brand/project name and detects whether ADD is already present
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+ (readiness check); defaults to global scope and captures the user's first
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+ intent, handing it off to the first `/add` session via `.add/.intent`.
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+ - **SOUL.md seeded on install and update (`installer-soul-seed`)** — `add init`
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+ and `add update` now seed `.add/SOUL.md` from the bundled voice template if it
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+ does not yet exist, so the voice file is present from the first session without
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+ waiting for `add.py init`.
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+ - **Build expectations in VERIFY (`verify-expectations`)** — the §6 VERIFY step
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+ gains a Build-expectations block: the AI pre-declares observable outcomes derived
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+ from §2 scenarios + §3 contract, and verify confirms them — so a build is checked
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+ correct, not merely test-green.
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **Scope drafting quality guard (`scope-drafting-quality`)** — the scope guide now
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+ requires the goal to be grounded in current project assets and the milestone map
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+ before the goal sentence is drafted; a draft well-formedness gate catches
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+ incomplete MILESTONE.md shapes early.
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+ ## [1.7.0] — 2026-06-18
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+ The installer & onboarding release: standing up — or repairing — ADD is now one
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+ guided installer that adapts to the terminal and the agent, and the method's own
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+ build loop gained recorded delta resolution, guided choices at every human gate,
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+ and a milestone-close ship review. All additive; no breaking changes (SemVer MINOR).
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Guided, agent-aware, self-healing installer (`installer-experience`)** — `npx
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+ @pilotspace/add` (and `pilotspace-add`) now runs an interactive `@clack/prompts`
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+ onramp in a real terminal and degrades to a byte-identical plain-text flow in
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+ CI / non-TTY (the pip twin matches, on the stdlib). It **detects the active agent**
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+ (Claude Code · Claude app/cowork · Codex · OpenCode · generic) and writes that
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+ agent's integration file (`CLAUDE.md` / `AGENTS.md`) as a marker-delimited pointer,
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+ then prints that agent's exact next step. `init` **and** `update` now **heal/reconcile**
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+ a partial `.add/` — restoring missing managed assets and refreshing stale ones
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+ **without touching** `state.json` / `PROJECT.md` / milestones / tasks.
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+ - **Global install (`--global`)** — install the engine + book + skill once into a
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+ shared ADD home (`ADD_HOME` → `XDG_DATA_HOME/add` → `~/.add`) and reuse it across
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+ projects; `update --global` refreshes the home and propagates to every registered
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+ project. The home mirrors the bundled layer; the registry is a flat, atomically
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+ written `registry.json`, and a corrupt registry fails loud (read-before-write,
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+ zero-mutation abort).
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+ - **Global data (`--global-data`)** — opt-in (implies `--global`): a one-way snapshot
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+ of a project's **user-data** under `<home>/data/<key>` keyed by project path, so the
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+ shared home remembers each opting project. The per-project, git-tracked default is
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+ byte-unchanged; without the flag, data stays local.
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+ - **Claude Code plugin distribution** — ADD is now installable straight from a
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+ marketplace, with no npm or pip step: `/plugin marketplace add pilotspace/ADD`
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+ then `/plugin install add@add-method`. A repo-root `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`
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+ lists the `add` plugin, which bundles the skill, the engine, and the AIDD book; on
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+ first run the skill materializes the engine and book INTO the project
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+ (`cli.js init --no-skill`) so every agent and a human at the shell get a
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+ self-contained result identical to an npm/pip install. The skill stays in the plugin
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+ (no duplicate); boundaries are disclosed in the README and guarded by
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+ `tooling/test_plugin_manifest.py`.
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+ - **Recorded delta resolution (`delta-resolution`)** — both delta types now resolve
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+ explicitly: SPEC deltas get a `seed` / `drop` lifecycle and competency deltas
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+ consolidate into the foundation via **`add.py fold`** (transcription-only, human-
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+ authorized). `add.py check` stays green only when deltas are well-formed.
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+ - **Guided-choice prompts (`decision-suggestions`)** — every human gate (intake ·
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+ bundle approval · verify · milestone close · release) renders a recommended pick
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+ plus 1–3 described alternatives. Presentation-only — the engine is untouched.
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+ - **Milestone-close ship review (`ship-review`)** — closing a milestone now records a
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+ cross-task ship review (ship-by-domain · per-task evidence · goal-met map) that the
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+ existing engine gate reads, plus AI-defined release-step hints that feed `release.md`.
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+ ### Notes
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+ - The `udd-design-loop` work (the `design.md` UDD loop + the wireframe/HTML-mock
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+ recipe, described narratively under [1.5.0]) is attributed to this cut in the
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+ `RELEASES.md` ledger — its first explicit ledger accounting.
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+ - **The engine records; the human ships.** `add.py release` recorded the `RELEASES.md`
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+ row and this changelog lineage; it never bumps a version source, tags, or publishes.
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+ The human-gated `git tag v1.7.0` triggers the npm / PyPI publish.
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  ## [1.6.0] — 2026-06-16
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  The releasing release: shipping a versioned cut is now a first-class **5th ADD
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  ## Install
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- Pick your ecosystem — both install the same skill, tooling, and book:
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+ Pick your ecosystem — all three install the same skill, tooling, and book:
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  ```bash
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  # Node / npm
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  ```
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+ ```text
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+ # Claude Code plugin — no npm or pip needed
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+ /plugin marketplace add pilotspace/ADD
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+ /plugin install add@add-method
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+ ```
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+ The plugin carries the engine and the book. On first `/add`, the skill materializes them
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+ into the project (`node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/cli.js" init --no-skill`) and scaffolds
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+ `.add/` — a self-contained, portable result identical to the npm/pip flow. The skill stays
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+ in the plugin, so nothing is duplicated.
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  No flags needed — the project name is inferred from your folder and the stage
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  defaults to `prototype` (pass `--name "My App" --stage mvp` to choose up front).
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  human-owned voice) are *not* created here — the installer drops files only;
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+ ## What this plugin does, writes, and runs (boundaries)
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+ ADD is a development methodology, so by design it works *inside your project* — here is
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+ exactly what that means, so there are no surprises:
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+ - **Runs only when you ask.** Nothing executes on install. The skill acts when you run
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+ `/add` (or another agent follows the guideline block). It is user-initiated, every time.
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+ - **What it runs:** the bundled engine and bootstrapper only — `node bin/cli.js` and
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+ `python3 .add/tooling/add.py`. No downloaded or remote code is executed; everything it
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+ runs ships in the package.
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+ - **What it writes:** files under your project's `.add/` (state, milestones, tasks, the
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+ book) and the managed guideline block in `CLAUDE.md` / `AGENTS.md`. On a plugin install
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+ it also materializes the engine + book into `.add/` on first run. It writes nowhere
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+ outside the project working directory; it never touches files above the project root.
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+ - **Network:** one optional, advisory update check. On `status` / `guide` the engine may
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+ make a single HTTPS GET to `https://registry.npmjs.org/@pilotspace/add/latest` to see if
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+ a newer version exists — at most once per 24h (cached in `.update-cache.json`), 1.5s
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+ timeout, fail-open (offline ⇒ silent no-op). It only writes a one-line note to **stderr**
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+ and never changes a command's output or exit code. Disable it entirely with
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+ `ADD_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1`. No other network access, no telemetry, no analytics.
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+ - **No secrets, no credentials, no privileged access.** Pure local file orchestration.
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  ## Use it
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  ADD is AI-first: you talk to the agent; it drives the method. In Claude Code, run