@squadrules/mcp 5.3.0 → 5.4.0

package/dist/embed-docs/mem/critic-loop-guide.md

@@ -0,0 +1,263 @@
+---
+version: "5.4.0"
+slug: critic-loop-guide
+title: Critic Loop Integration and Mutation Gate Guide
+---
+
+# Critic Loop Integration and Mutation Gate Guide
+
+Decision rules for integrating `critic-loop` into adapter protocols: when a
+solution check (hard verification gate) is required versus when critic-loop
+review is sufficient, and how to split and batch proofs so reversible work stays
+cheap while irreversible boundaries stay guarded.
+
+## Activation Patterns
+
+**Typically invoked by:** `create-new-protocol` during adapter drafting, and
+any adapter that includes review or validation phases.
+
+**Can be invoked directly when agent needs:**
+- "when to add critic loop" / "should I use solution check"
+- "mutation gate rules" / "which actions need hard gates"
+- "critic loop vs solution check" / "irreversible action rules"
+- "add review step to protocol" / "where does critic go"
+
+**Trigger pattern:** **critic loop** / **mutation gate** / **solution check** +
+(integration | when | rules | guide | which | where).
+
+**Must Never:**
+- Be used as an execution protocol.
+- Override the adapter author's judgment on review depth.
+- Recommend solution checks for reversible or local-only actions.
+
+**Must Always:**
+- Distinguish between quality review (critic-loop) and mutation blocking
+  (solution checks).
+- Recommend looping critic-loop until PASS at every major phase boundary, fed the
+  requirement list and bounded by an iteration ceiling.
+- Restrict solution checks to irreversibility boundaries, and batch reversible
+  checkable steps into one strict-conjunction proof.
+
+**Good trigger examples:**
+- drafting a new adapter and deciding where to add review → load this
+- reviewing whether an adapter has the right solution checks → load this
+- "does my MR step need a solution check?" → load this
+
+**Bad trigger examples:**
+- "run the critic loop" → use `activate` to match `critic-loop`
+- "create a new protocol" → use `create-new-protocol`
+- "which challenge type for this step?" → use `challenge-type-guide`
+
+## Core Decision Rule
+
+**Critic-loop** is an adversarial review the calling protocol **loops until it
+returns PASS** — not a one-shot step. It verifies claims, gathers evidence,
+searches for contradictions, and checks the work against the original requirement
+list. Use it for quality and truthfulness review, and whenever a step is
+non-deterministic or has no objective proof.
+
+**Solution checks** are per-layer contract verification mechanisms (shell
+commands, MCP tool calls). Use them ONLY where getting it wrong is expensive or
+impossible to undo — **irreversible changes on remote systems** and the local
+preconditions that guard them (for example, being on a throwaway worktree/branch
+before you commit). Everything else is reversible: give the agent freedom and
+review with critic-loop instead of adding a hoop.
+
+### What counts as an irreversible remote mutation
+
+| Action | Needs solution check? | Why |
+|--------|----------------------|-----|
+| Create/update merge request | Yes | Remote system state change |
+| Create/update Jira issue | Yes | Remote system state change |
+| Send email | Yes | Cannot unsend |
+| Send Teams message | Yes | Cannot unsend |
+| Create calendar invite | Yes | Sends notifications |
+| Deploy to production | Yes | Irreversible infrastructure change |
+| Delete remote resource | Yes | Irreversible |
+| Push to git remote | Yes | Remote state change |
+| Write/edit local file | No | Use critic-loop instead |
+| Run local tests | No | Read-only / local |
+| Analyze code | No | Read-only |
+| Generate report | No | Local artifact |
+| Read data from API | No | Read-only |
+| Compute / transform data | No | Local operation |
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"comment","comment":{"min_length":30},"required":true}}
+```
+
+## Proof Splitting: Batch Checkable Steps Into One Proof
+
+Split proofs by **reversibility cost**, not by step count:
+
+- **One proof per irreversibility boundary.** A boundary is where undoing the next
+  part is expensive or impossible: commit to `main`, mutate the human's active
+  worktree, `git push`, `gh pr create`, deploy, send.
+- **Batch reversible, checkable steps** and verify them together afterward with a
+  single aggregate proof — fewer round-trips, same guarantee.
+- **The aggregate proof must be a strict conjunction** that re-verifies every
+  sub-condition (`A && B && C && echo OK`):
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"shell","shell":{"cmd":"test -f \"$OUT_A\" && test -f \"$OUT_B\" && grep -q \"$EXPECTED\" \"$OUT_A\" && echo OK","timeout_seconds":10},"required":true}}
+```
+
+- **Never let an aggregate proof degrade to `echo "done"`.** A proof that asserts
+  nothing is worse than no gate because it looks like one. If you cannot write a
+  real conjunction, the step is non-deterministic → review it with critic-loop
+  instead of faking a proof.
+
+### Guard the boundary before you cross it
+
+The cheapest proof is the precondition that stops an irreversible mistake before
+it happens — for example, confirm you are on a throwaway worktree and branch (not
+`main`, not the human's active checkout) **before** making changes:
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"shell","shell":{"cmd":"test \"$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)\" != main && git rev-parse --git-common-dir | grep -q worktrees","timeout_seconds":5},"required":true}}
+```
+
+## How to Chain Critic-Loop into an Adapter
+
+Use `forward` + slug to invoke `critic-loop` at phase boundaries. The standard
+pattern is a `mcp` contract that requires calling `forward` with the
+`critic-loop` slug:
+
+### After a planning phase
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"mcp","mcp":{"tool_name":"forward","arguments":{"uri":"squadrules://adapter/critic-loop"}},"required":true}}
+```
+
+### After an implementation phase
+
+Use the same contract. The critic-loop adapter receives the calling protocol's
+context and independently verifies the work.
+
+### Feed it the requirements, then loop with a ceiling
+
+Pass the original requirement list in the forward context. A critic that sees only
+the output can check internal consistency but **cannot detect an omitted
+requirement** — omission leaves no trace in the artifact — so "no requirements
+lost" is only enforceable if the critic is given the list and asserts coverage
+item by item. Then loop: on FAIL, fix, increment `iteration`, and re-invoke until
+PASS or until `max_iterations` is reached. The ceiling is a hard stop that
+surfaces the unresolved findings; it prevents a weak agent from thrashing forever.
+
+### Verdict handoff pattern
+
+Critic-loop writes a verdict file. The calling adapter reads it:
+
+1. Critic-loop writes `$VERDICT_FILE` with `PASS`/`FAIL` on line 1.
+2. Calling adapter's next layer reads the verdict file.
+3. If `FAIL` → **hard stop**: do NOT proceed to reward, do NOT ask the user
+   for approval, do NOT continue to the next phase. Address findings first.
+4. If `PASS` → the adapter continues to the next phase.
+
+**FAIL is a hard stop, not an escalation trigger.** A FAIL verdict means the
+work is not ready. Asking the user "should I proceed?" after FAIL bypasses the
+review. The correct action is to fix the findings and re-invoke critic-loop.
+
+### FAIL gate contract (required after every critic-loop invocation)
+
+Every adapter that chains critic-loop **must** include a shell contract that
+fails when the verdict is not PASS. This is the mechanical guard that prevents
+weaker agents from proceeding after FAIL:
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"shell","shell":{"cmd":"head -1 \"$VERDICT_FILE\" | grep -qi '^PASS$'","timeout_seconds":5},"required":true}}
+```
+
+If the critic wrote FAIL, this shell command exits non-zero. The server rejects
+the solution and the agent cannot advance to the next layer. Protocol wording
+alone does not stop determined agents; this contract does.
+
+## Train/Tune Evidence Requirement
+
+`train` and `tune` enforce critic-loop PASS at the tool level:
+
+- **Adapter (markdown) `train`** requires `review_evidence`: verdict_file path,
+  exit_code (must be 0), and stdout (line 1 must be PASS). Without it, the
+  server rejects the store with `REVIEW_EVIDENCE_REQUIRED`.
+- **`tune` with content** requires the same `review_evidence`. Space-only moves
+  skip this check.
+- **Artifact trains** (non-markdown mime) skip the evidence check.
+
+This is the tool-level enforcement of the FAIL gate. Even if an agent bypasses
+the adapter flow and calls `train` directly, the server rejects the store
+without PASS evidence. The agent must run critic-loop, capture the verdict
+file, and pass it as `review_evidence`.
+
+## Mutation Gate Pattern
+
+Under the AI-ownership model, agents execute autonomously — irreversible remote
+mutations are **not** gated by a human confirmation prompt. Gate them with
+objective, machine-checkable contracts instead:
+
+### Pre-mutation readiness (objective, no human prompt)
+
+Assert the preconditions with a shell or mcp contract so the action only runs from a
+valid state — never with a `user_input` "are you sure?" prompt:
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"shell","shell":{"cmd":"test -n \"$TARGET_REPO\" && test -n \"$TARGET_BRANCH\"","timeout_seconds":5},"required":true}}
+```
+
+### Post-mutation verification (objective)
+
+Confirm the mutation actually took effect by reading the remote state back:
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"mcp","mcp":{"tool_name":"getMergeRequest","arguments":{"repo":"X"}},"required":true}}
+```
+
+The guarantee comes from critic-loop (truth of intent) plus these objective
+pre/post checks — not from asking a human to approve. Do not add `user_input`
+confirmation gates for remote mutations.
+
+## Critic-Loop Placement Rules
+
+1. **Loop critic-loop until PASS at every major phase boundary** — after planning,
+   after implementation, after validation — feeding it the requirement list and
+   bounding it with an iteration ceiling.
+2. **Do NOT add critic-loop between every layer** — it is a phase-level review,
+   not a step-level check.
+3. **Put one objective proof at each irreversibility boundary** — remote mutation
+   or the local precondition that guards it: pre-mutation readiness +
+   post-mutation verification, never a human confirmation prompt.
+4. **Batch reversible, checkable steps into one aggregate strict-conjunction
+   proof** instead of one proof per step; never let it degrade to `echo "done"`.
+5. **Never replace a boundary proof with critic-loop** — critic-loop reviews truth
+   after the fact; it does not block an irreversible step.
+6. **Never add a proof for purely local, reversible operations** — critic-loop
+   provides sufficient review.
+
+## Adapter Authoring Checklist
+
+When drafting a new adapter, apply this checklist:
+
+1. Identify all phase boundaries in the adapter flow.
+2. Add a `critic-loop` chain link at each boundary.
+3. Identify all steps that perform irreversible remote mutations.
+4. Add objective solution checks (pre-mutation readiness + post-action
+   verification) for each — no `user_input` human-confirmation gate.
+5. Verify that no solution checks exist for purely local operations.
+6. Verify that the critic-loop verdict handoff pattern is present.
+7. Verify that a FAIL gate shell contract follows every critic-loop invocation.
+8. Verify that `train`/`tune` calls include `review_evidence` from the critic.
+9. Ensure the adapter's Reward Signal describes what the critic protects.
+
+```json
+{"contract":{"type":"comment","comment":{"min_length":80},"required":true}}
+```
+
+## Reward Signal
+
+Only reachable after all prior steps are solved.
+
+The agent can now:
+1. Decide when to use critic-loop versus solution checks
+2. Identify irreversible remote mutations that need hard gates
+3. Chain critic-loop into adapters at the correct phase boundaries
+4. Apply the mutation gate pattern for remote-system actions
+5. Avoid unnecessary solution checks for local or read-only operations

package/dist/embed-docs/mem/{phase-critic.md → critic-loop.md}

@@ -1,23 +1,26 @@
 ---
-version: "5.3.0"
-slug: phase-critic
-title: Phase Critic
+version: "5.4.0"
+slug: critic-loop
+title: Critic Loop
 ---
 
 
 
-# Phase Critic
+# Critic Loop
 
-Bounded adversarial investigator fired at phase boundaries. Receives a reference
-document, loads the calling protocol's invariants, and independently verifies
-the verification target by extracting claims, gathering evidence, and searching
-for contradictions.
+Bounded adversarial investigator that the calling protocol **loops until it
+returns PASS** — not a one-shot review. Receives a reference document, the
+original requirement list, and the calling protocol's invariants, then
+independently verifies the target by extracting claims, gathering evidence,
+searching for contradictions, and checking requirement-by-requirement coverage.
+A FAIL sends the caller back to fix and re-invoke; the loop is bounded by an
+explicit iteration ceiling (see Verdict).
 
 ## Activation Patterns
 
 **Typically invoked by:** another protocol at the end of a plan, implement,
 validation, or review phase via `forward` with the stored adapter URI
-`squadrules://adapter/phase-critic`.
+`squadrules://adapter/critic-loop`.
 
 **Can be invoked directly when agent needs:**
 - "review phase output" / "verify plan" / "audit implementation"
@@ -36,6 +39,8 @@ validation, or review phase via `forward` with the stored adapter URI
 - Extract claims before investigating.
 - Verify in-scope claims first.
 - Search for contradictory evidence, not only confirming evidence.
+- Check every item in the supplied requirement list for coverage; a missing
+  requirement is a FAIL even when the output is internally consistent.
 - Include confidence in every verdict and failure class in every FAIL verdict.
 - Preserve the boundary between execution and review.
 
@@ -56,9 +61,12 @@ This protocol receives:
   input_file: string,              // absolute path to the document under review
   calling_protocol_slug: string,
   verification_target: string,
+  requirements: string[],          // original intent / requirement list to check coverage against
   context: {
     operation: string,
-    verdict_file: string           // absolute path where the verdict will be written
+    verdict_file: string,          // absolute path where the verdict will be written
+    iteration: number,             // 1-based loop pass; caller increments after each FAIL
+    max_iterations: number         // hard ceiling; exceeding it is a terminal FAIL
   }
 }
 ```
@@ -69,7 +77,8 @@ This protocol produces:
 {
   verdict: "PASS" | "FAIL",
   confidence: "High" | "Medium" | "Low",
-  failure_class: string,
+  failure_class: string,           // incorrect_claim | verification_blocked | requirement_gap | iteration_ceiling
+  uncovered_requirements: string[],// requirement items lacking positive evidence (empty on PASS)
   verdict_file: "{context.verdict_file}"
 }
 ```
@@ -106,7 +115,7 @@ are broken.
 Perform bounded adversarial review of the target against the reference document
 and invariants.
 
-**Input:** reference document, invariants, verification target, context
+**Input:** reference document, invariants, verification target, requirement list, context
 
 **Actions:**
 
@@ -167,6 +176,13 @@ Check whether the calling protocol preserved the right mode boundary:
 - did the protocol switch to verification when it should have?
 - is escalation needed because certainty was overstated?
 
+**Step 6 — Check requirement coverage**
+For every item in the supplied `requirements` list, confirm the target addresses
+it with positive evidence and record it as `covered` / `partial` / `missing`. An
+omitted requirement leaves no trace in the output, so coverage can only be judged
+against the list, never from the artifact alone. Any `missing` item — or any
+`partial` high-risk item — forces a FAIL with `failure_class: requirement_gap`.
+
 **Output:** structured audit findings for the verdict step
 
 ```json
@@ -184,16 +200,23 @@ Turn the audit into a final PASS / FAIL result.
 1. Fail if any critical claim is incorrect.
 2. Fail if verification was blocked.
 3. Fail if the evidence base is too weak for high-risk claims.
-4. Otherwise, pass with the appropriate confidence.
-5. Write `$VERDICT_FILE` so line 1 is `PASS` or `FAIL`,
+4. Fail if any requirement is `missing`, or a high-risk requirement is only
+   `partial` (`failure_class: requirement_gap`); list the uncovered items.
+5. Fail terminally if `context.iteration` exceeds `context.max_iterations`
+   (`failure_class: iteration_ceiling`) so the loop stops instead of thrashing.
+6. Otherwise, pass with the appropriate confidence.
+7. Write `$VERDICT_FILE` so line 1 is `PASS` or `FAIL`,
    line 2 is `High`, `Medium`, or `Low`, and the remaining lines summarise key
-   findings.
+   findings and any uncovered requirements.
 
 **Verdict contract (calling adapter must obey):**
-- Line 1 is `PASS` → calling adapter may continue to the next phase.
-- Line 1 is `FAIL` → calling adapter **MUST NOT** proceed to reward, **MUST NOT**
-  ask the user for approval, and **MUST NOT** continue to the next phase.
-  The calling adapter must address findings and re-invoke phase-critic.
+- Line 1 is `PASS` → the loop is satisfied; the calling adapter may continue.
+- Line 1 is `FAIL` → the calling adapter **MUST NOT** proceed to reward, **MUST
+  NOT** ask the user for approval, and **MUST NOT** continue. It must address the
+  findings, increment `context.iteration`, and re-invoke critic-loop.
+- `failure_class: iteration_ceiling` → stop looping and surface the unresolved
+  findings; never silently pass. The ceiling bounds the loop so a weak agent
+  cannot thrash forever.
 
 **Output:** final verdict file
 
@@ -205,6 +228,7 @@ Turn the audit into a final PASS / FAIL result.
 
 Only reachable after all prior steps are solved.
 
-The phase output has been independently challenged. The resulting verdict is more
-truthful because it is based on extracted claims, explicit evidence, contradiction
-search, and a clean boundary between execution and review.
+The phase output has been independently challenged and looped until satisfied. The
+resulting verdict is more truthful because it is based on extracted claims,
+explicit evidence, contradiction search, requirement-by-requirement coverage, and
+a clean boundary between execution and review.

package/dist/embed-docs/mem/protocol-linking-guide.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-version: "5.3.0"
+version: "5.4.0"
 slug: protocol-linking-guide
 title: Protocol Linking Guide
 ---
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ validation for deterministic cross-protocol linking.
 ## Activation Patterns
 
 **Typically invoked by:** `create-new-protocol` and
-`phase-critic`.
+`critic-loop`.
 
 **Can be invoked directly when agent needs:**
 - "layers vs chains" / "when to split into multiple adapters"
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ cohesive concern.
 - the adapter exceeds 350 lines
 - weaker models cannot follow the full adapter in one pass
 - runtime routing to different adapters is needed (Router pattern)
-- a step is reusable across multiple parent adapters (e.g. `phase-critic`)
+- a step is reusable across multiple parent adapters (e.g. `critic-loop`)
 
 Chaining is NOT a replacement for layers. A 6-step protocol that fits in 350
 lines should stay as one adapter with 6 H2 layers.
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ contracts.
 Both system and user-authored adapters chain using slugs in `next_action`:
 
 ```text
-call forward with squadrules://adapter/phase-critic ...
+call forward with squadrules://adapter/critic-loop ...
 call forward with squadrules://adapter/implement-terraform ...
 ```
 

package/dist/embed-docs/mem/refine-search.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-version: "5.3.0"
+version: "5.4.0"
 slug: refine-search
 title: Get help refining your search
 ---

package/dist/embed-docs/mem/skill-format-guide.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-version: "5.3.0"
+version: "5.4.0"
 slug: skill-format-guide
 title: Skill Format and Local Authoring Guide
 ---
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ is `skill`.
 ## Activation Patterns
 
 **Typically invoked by:** `create-new-protocol` and
-`phase-critic`.
+`critic-loop`.
 
 **Can be invoked directly when agent needs:**
 - "SKILL.md format reference" / "how to write a skill"

package/dist/index.d.ts.map

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package/dist/index.js

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import { MemoryQdrantStore } from './services/memory/store.js';
 import { startHttpTransport } from './http/http-server.js';
 import { startStdioTransport } from './stdio/stdio-server.js';
 import { injectMemResourcesAtBoot } from './resources/mem-resources-boot.js';
+import { MEM_BOOT_FORCE_INJECT } from './config/mem-boot.js';
 import { startMetricsServer } from './metrics-server.js';
 import { SERVER_PORT, METRICS_PORT, QDRANT_SNAPSHOT_ON_START, QDRANT_SNAPSHOT_DIR, SQUADRULES_LOCAL_ARTIFACT_DIRS, TRANSPORT_TYPE, isQdrantConfigured, EMBEDDING_PROVIDER } from './config.js';
 import { qdrantService } from './services/qdrant/index.js';
@@ -125,9 +126,11 @@ export async function runSquadrulesServer() {
         else {
             structuredLogger.debug('startup snapshot: skipped (embedded store)');
         }
-        // Inject mem resources from embedded-mcp-resources into the vector store at boot
-        // Use --force flag to allow override in new versions
-        await injectMemResourcesAtBoot(memoryStore, { force: true });
+        // Inject mem resources from embedded-mcp-resources into the vector store at boot.
+        // Adapters already stored at (or newer than) their shipped version are reused, so a
+        // normal restart does no re-embedding; set MEM_BOOT_FORCE_INJECT=true to force a
+        // delete-then-retrain (structural-repair path for a corrupted/duplicated store).
+        await injectMemResourcesAtBoot(memoryStore, { force: MEM_BOOT_FORCE_INJECT });
         // Metrics HTTP server: only when the app serves HTTP (stdio mode avoids any HTTP listeners).
         if (TRANSPORT_TYPE === 'http') {
             startMetricsServer();

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package/dist/resources/embedded-mcp-resources.d.ts

@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ export declare const mcpResources: {
         "bulk-insert-adapters-via-cli": string;
         "challenge-type-guide": string;
         "create-new-protocol": string;
-        "phase-critic-guide": string;
-        "phase-critic": string;
+        "critic-loop-guide": string;
+        "critic-loop": string;
         "protocol-linking-guide": string;
         "refine-search": string;
         "skill-format-guide": string;