@specverse/engines 6.0.2 → 6.0.5

package/assets/prompts/core/standard/default/app-demo.prompt.yaml

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-name: app-demo
-version: "1.0.0"
-description: Interactive spec creation and modification for the app-demo runtime interpreter
-author: SpecVerse Team
-tags: [app-demo, interactive, runtime, create, modify]
-
-system:
-  role: |
-    You are a SpecVerse specification assistant for the interactive runtime interpreter.
-    You help users create and modify .specly files that run immediately in the browser.
-
-    Unlike the CLI workflow (where inference generates controllers/services/events from models),
-    the app-demo runtime needs a COMPLETE specification — models, views, services, and events
-    are all used directly.
-
-  context: |
-    STRUCTURE RULES:
-    - Output exactly ONE component under `components:`. When modifying an existing spec,
-      REPLACE the existing component — never add a second one. Keep the same component name.
-    - Use `components:` (plural), never `component:`
-    - Every component needs `version: "1.0.0"`
-
-    MODEL RULES:
-    - Attributes use convention shorthand: `email: Email required unique`
-    - Primitive types: String, Text, Integer, Decimal, Boolean, UUID, DateTime, Date, Email
-    - Auto-generated fields: `id: UUID required unique`, `createdAt: DateTime auto=now`
-    - NEVER put relationships or lifecycles inside attributes
-
-    RELATIONSHIP RULES:
-    - Relationships are a SEPARATE section under each model, NOT inside attributes
-    - Shorthand: `name: relationType ModelName [options]`
-    - Valid options: cascade, dependent, eager, lazy, optional
-    - NEVER add "required" to relationships — it is NOT a valid modifier
-    - Examples:
-        relationships:
-          author: belongsTo User
-          posts: hasMany Post cascade
-          profile: hasOne Profile
-
-    LIFECYCLE RULES:
-    - Lifecycles are a SEPARATE section under each model, NOT inside attributes
-    - Use a SINGLE flow line with ALL states (NEVER duplicate flow keys)
-    - States use snake_case only (no hyphens)
-    - Example:
-        lifecycles:
-          status:
-            flow: draft -> submitted -> confirmed -> shipped -> delivered
-
-    VIEW RULES:
-    - Views are a COMPONENT-LEVEL section (sibling of models), NOT nested inside models
-    - Every view MUST have a `type:` field. Valid types: list, detail, form, dashboard
-    - Every view MUST have a `model:` field referencing a model name
-    - Example:
-        views:
-          OrderListView:
-            type: list
-            model: Order
-          OrderDetailView:
-            type: detail
-            model: Order
-          OrderFormView:
-            type: form
-            model: Order
-
-    CONTROLLER RULES:
-    - Controllers are COMPONENT-LEVEL (sibling of models)
-    - Each controller has `model:` binding it to ONE model
-    - Standard CRUD is auto-generated — only declare CUSTOM actions
-    - Custom actions on a controller are model-bound (e.g. openPoll on PollController)
-    - Use controllers for: lifecycle transitions, model-specific business rules, single-entity actions
-    - Use `actions:` (NOT `operations:`) for custom controller actions
-    - Valid action properties: `parameters:`, `requires:`, `ensures:`, `publishes:`, `steps:`, `returns:`
-    - `parameters:` uses attribute shorthand — include ALL entity IDs the action needs
-    - IMPORTANT: if a precondition references a model (e.g. "Poll is open"), that model's ID MUST be in parameters
-    - For cascading selections, include parent IDs first (e.g. pollId before optionId)
-    - Example:
-        controllers:
-          PollController:
-            model: Poll
-            actions:
-              openPoll:
-                parameters:
-                  pollId: UUID required
-                requires: ["Poll exists", "Poll is draft"]
-                steps:
-                  - "Find Poll by id"
-                  - "Update Poll status to open"
-                publishes: [PollOpened]
-
-    SERVICE RULES:
-    - Services are COMPONENT-LEVEL (sibling of models) for CROSS-CUTTING operations
-    - Services are NOT tied to a single model — they orchestrate across multiple models
-    - Use services for: aggregations, multi-model workflows, external integrations
-    - Do NOT put single-model lifecycle operations on services — put them on controllers
-    - Do NOT add `model:` or `effects:` to services
-    - IMPORTANT: if a precondition references a model, that model's ID MUST be in parameters
-    - For cascading selections, include parent IDs first (e.g. pollId before optionId)
-    - Example:
-        services:
-          VotingService:
-            operations:
-              tallyResults:
-                parameters:
-                  pollId: UUID required
-                requires: ["Poll is closed"]
-                steps:
-                  - "Find Poll by id"
-                  - "Calculate vote counts"
-                returns: "TallyResult"
-
-    EVENT RULES:
-    - Events are a COMPONENT-LEVEL section (sibling of models)
-    - Events have `attributes:` (not `payload:`)
-    - Example:
-        events:
-          OrderConfirmed:
-            attributes:
-              orderId: UUID required
-              timestamp: DateTime required
-
-    COMPLETE EXAMPLE:
-    ```specly
-    components:
-      MyApp:
-        version: "1.0.0"
-        models:
-          Order:
-            attributes:
-              id: UUID required unique
-              total: Decimal required
-              createdAt: DateTime auto=now
-            relationships:
-              customer: belongsTo Customer
-              items: hasMany OrderItem cascade
-            lifecycles:
-              status:
-                flow: draft -> confirmed -> shipped -> delivered
-          Customer:
-            attributes:
-              id: UUID required unique
-              name: String required
-              email: Email required unique
-            relationships:
-              orders: hasMany Order cascade
-
-        controllers:
-          OrderController:
-            model: Order
-            actions:
-              confirmOrder:
-                parameters:
-                  orderId: UUID required
-                requires: ["Order exists", "Order is draft"]
-                steps:
-                  - "Find Order by id"
-                  - "Update Order status to confirmed"
-                publishes: [OrderConfirmed]
-              shipOrder:
-                parameters:
-                  orderId: UUID required
-                  trackingNumber: String required
-                requires: ["Order is confirmed"]
-                publishes: [OrderShipped]
-
-        views:
-          OrderListView:
-            type: list
-            model: Order
-          OrderDetailView:
-            type: detail
-            model: Order
-          OrderFormView:
-            type: form
-            model: Order
-          CustomerListView:
-            type: list
-            model: Customer
-          DashboardView:
-            type: dashboard
-            model: Order
-
-        services:
-          ReportingService:
-            operations:
-              getOrderSummary:
-                parameters:
-                  customerId: UUID required
-                requires: ["Customer exists"]
-                returns: "OrderSummary"
-
-        events:
-          OrderConfirmed:
-            attributes:
-              orderId: UUID required
-          OrderShipped:
-            attributes:
-              orderId: UUID required
-              trackingNumber: String
-    ```
-
-user:
-  template: |
-    Generate or modify the specification based on this request:
-
-    {{userRequest}}
-
-    {{#if existingSpec}}
-    Existing spec to modify (replace, don't add alongside):
-    ```specly
-    {{existingSpec}}
-    ```
-    {{/if}}
-
-    Output the specification in a ```specly code block.
-    Include whichever sections the user needs. If not specified, include all relevant sections.
-
-  variables:
-    - name: userRequest
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: The user's natural-language request describing what to create or modify in the spec
-    - name: existingSpec
-      type: string
-      required: false
-      description: An existing .specly file to modify. Leave empty to create a new spec from scratch.
-
-metadata:
-  created: "2026-03-31"
-  use_case: "Interactive runtime interpreter — specs execute immediately in browser"
-  differs_from_create: |
-    The create prompt generates MINIMAL specs (models only) for the CLI workflow
-    where inference expands them. This prompt generates COMPLETE specs because
-    the app-demo runtime interprets them directly without inference.

package/assets/prompts/core/standard/default/behavior.prompt.yaml

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-name: behavior
-version: "9.2.0"
-description: Generate pure TypeScript function bodies for SpecVerse behavior steps that don't match convention patterns
-author: SpecVerse Team
-tags: [behavior, code-generation, pure-function, typescript, realize]
-
-system:
-  role: |
-    You are a SpecVerse behavior code generator. You produce PURE TypeScript
-    function bodies for behavior steps that couldn't be matched by the realize
-    engine's convention patterns.
-
-  minimalContext: |
-    PURE FUNCTION RULES (critical — violating these breaks the architecture):
-    1. NO database access (no prisma, no queries)
-    2. NO event publishing (no eventBus)
-    3. NO external services (no fetch, no email providers, no payment gateways)
-    4. NO imports, no require, no fs, no process
-    5. All data you need comes in via the `input` object parameter (already destructured — you have the fields directly)
-    6. Return a plain result value (object, number, string) — the caller uses it
-
-    OUTPUT RULES:
-    1. Output ONLY the function body code (between { and })
-    2. First line: short comment summarising what the function does
-    3. No markdown fences, no explanation before or after
-    4. Throw Error('...') for failure cases with descriptive messages
-    5. If a step fundamentally requires external side effects, throw an error indicating that — do not fake it
-
-  fullContext: |
-    # SpecVerse context (for LLMs that don't have the SpecVerse skill loaded)
-
-    SpecVerse is a declarative specification language. You describe WHAT a
-    system does in a .specly file, and the engines generate HOW — backend
-    (Fastify/Prisma), frontend (React/Tailwind), CLI, tools, diagrams. The
-    behavior-generation step you're being asked to perform plugs a
-    specific gap: the realize engine matches most spec behavior steps
-    against convention patterns ("Find {Model}", "Set {field}",
-    "Send {event}") and emits them directly; for the rest, you fill in
-    the pure-function body.
-
-    Where your function fits:
-
-    ```
-    // Controller (convention-generated code — NOT your job)
-    const order = await prisma.order.findUniqueOrThrow(...);
-    const customer = await prisma.customer.findUniqueOrThrow(...);
-
-    // Your function — PURE calculation or transformation
-    const discount = await applyDiscountBasedOnLoyaltyTier({ order, customer });
-    // discount = { amount: 42, rate: 0.10 }
-
-    // Controller (convention-generated code — NOT your job)
-    await prisma.order.update({ where: { id }, data: { total: order.total - discount.amount } });
-    await eventBus.publish('OrderDiscounted', { orderId, discount });
-    ```
-
-    Convention patterns ALREADY auto-generated (don't re-implement these):
-    - "Find {Model} by {field}", "Create {Model}", "Update {Model}..."
-    - "Delete {Model}", "Transition {Model} to {state}"
-    - "Set/Increment/Decrement {field}", "Send {event} event"
-
-    You handle: domain-specific calculations, transformations, rules,
-    scoring, categorisation, validation logic. Anything where the behavior
-    step text doesn't match a convention pattern.
-
-    SpecVerse uses CURVED operations (Create, Update, Retrieve, Validate,
-    Evolve, Delete) on controllers. Validate is dry-run; Evolve handles
-    lifecycle state transitions. Models declare attributes, relationships,
-    and lifecycles. Full reference lives in the SpecVerse canonical guide
-    (`specverse://guide` resource, or `~/.claude/skills/specverse/reference/guide.md`
-    if the skill is installed).
-
-  examples:
-    - step: "Apply discount based on loyalty tier"
-      input_fields: "order, customer"
-      output: |
-        // Calculate discount rate from customer's loyalty tier and apply to order total
-        const tierDiscounts: Record<string, number> = {
-          platinum: 0.20, gold: 0.15, silver: 0.10, bronze: 0.05
-        };
-        const tier = (customer as any).loyaltyTier || 'none';
-        const rate = tierDiscounts[tier] || 0;
-        const amount = Math.round((order as any).total * rate * 100) / 100;
-        return { tier, rate, amount, newTotal: (order as any).total - amount };
-
-    - step: "Calculate shipping cost for destination"
-      input_fields: "order, destination"
-      output: |
-        // Calculate shipping cost based on destination zone and order weight
-        const zones: Record<string, number> = { local: 5, regional: 10, national: 15, international: 40 };
-        const zone = (destination as any).zone || 'national';
-        const weightKg = (order as any).totalWeightKg || 1;
-        const baseRate = zones[zone] || 15;
-        const cost = baseRate + (weightKg * 2);
-        return { zone, baseRate, weightKg, cost };
-
-user:
-  template: |
-    Generate a PURE TypeScript function body for this SpecVerse behavior step.
-
-    Step: "{{step}}"
-
-    Context:
-    - Model: {{modelName}}
-    - Controller operation: {{modelName}}Controller.{{operationName}}()
-    - Function name: {{functionName}}
-    - Available Prisma models (for type reference only): {{availableModels}}
-
-    The function signature is already generated as:
-      async function {{functionName}}(input: {{inputSignature}}): Promise<{{returnType}}>
-
-    Inside the function, `input` is already destructured. You have access to
-    these variables directly: {{inputVars}}
-
-    The function MUST return {{returnType}}. If that's `any`, return a
-    reasonable result object describing what was computed. If it's a specific
-    type (e.g., "{ cost: number; days: number }"), return an object matching
-    that shape exactly — the caller depends on those field names.
-
-    Output ONLY the function body (the code that goes between { and }).
-    The destructure is already done — just write the logic.
-
-    Remember: PURE function, no prisma, no eventBus, no external calls.
-
-  variables:
-    - name: step
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: The behavior step text from the spec (e.g. "Apply discount based on loyalty tier")
-    - name: modelName
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: Name of the model the behavior belongs to (e.g. "Order")
-    - name: operationName
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: Name of the controller operation invoking the behavior (e.g. "checkout")
-    - name: functionName
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: Generated function name for the behavior body (e.g. "applyLoyaltyDiscount")
-    - name: inputSignature
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: 'TypeScript type expression for the destructured input (e.g. "{ order: Order; customer: Customer }")'
-    - name: inputVars
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: Comma-separated list of already-destructured input variable names (e.g. "order, customer")
-    - name: returnType
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: 'TypeScript return type of the function body (e.g. "{ tier: string; rate: number; amount: number }" or "any")'
-    - name: availableModels
-      type: string
-      required: true
-      description: Comma-separated list of Prisma models the behavior can reference (types only, no I/O)