@stdd/plugin 0.9.0 → 0.9.1

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  "name": "stdd",
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- "version": "0.9.0",
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  "description": "Native STDD workflow skills and lifecycle context",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "Azamat Almazbek uulu"
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  "name": "stdd",
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  "description": "Native STDD workflow skills and lifecycle context for Codex",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "Azamat Almazbek uulu"
package/README.md CHANGED
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  ## Install
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- - **Codex:** install `stdd` from a Codex marketplace that points at this
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- - **Claude Code:** install `stdd` from a Claude Code marketplace that points at
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- this directory.
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+ The STDD repository is its own marketplace for both plugin hosts, and its
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+ root catalog sources this directory.
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+ - **Codex:** `codex plugin marketplace add vsem-azamat/stdd`, then
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+ `codex plugin add stdd@stdd`.
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+ - **Claude Code:** `/plugin marketplace add vsem-azamat/stdd`, then
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+ `/plugin install stdd@stdd`.
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  - **Pi:** `pi install npm:@stdd/plugin@<version>`. For a source checkout, use
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@stdd/plugin",
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  "description": "Universal STDD workflow skills and lifecycle integration for Codex, Claude Code, and Pi",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  of conservative-profile skills and one CLI runtime through native Codex and
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  Claude Code plugin manifests or the `@stdd/plugin` Pi package. The runtime is
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  generated from the same source and version as `@stdd/cli`; the adopting
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- repository does not install that CLI package. The bundle never owns repository
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+ repository does not install that CLI package.
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+ The adoption modes are cumulative, and for Pi they overlap by name. Codex and
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+ Claude Code namespace a plugin's skills under the plugin, but Pi registers the
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+ bundle's skills into the same flat `.agents/skills` registry an initialized
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+ repository generates into, so every skill name exists twice. The repository's
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+ definition wins: it is generated for that checkout's selected hosts, while the
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+ bundle ships the conservative profile that assumes none of them. The bundle
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+ still supplies its lifecycle extension and runtime. Pi reports the overlap on
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+ interactive startup only, so a contract that watched a non-interactive run for
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+ that report would be watching a stream the host never writes to. The bundle never owns repository
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  state: its lifecycle integration acts only when the checkout contains
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  `.stdd/`; init, task state, policy, and optional CI stay with the repository.
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+ A host installs a plugin from a marketplace catalog, not from a bundle
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+ directory, so this repository root carries one catalog per host — Codex reads
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+ `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` and Claude Code reads
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+ `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`. Both list the single plugin `stdd`, sourced
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+ from the `plugins/stdd/` directory of the same checkout. Neither catalog names
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+ a version: `npm run build:plugin` aligns the bundle manifests and nothing above
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+ them, so a version restated in a catalog would be a second place to bump that
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+ no build touches. Each host resolves the installed version from the bundle
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  Codex and Claude Code use the bundle's fail-open SessionStart and Stop command
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  hooks. If the bundled runtime cannot read an adopting checkout, SessionStart
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  reports fixed update-or-reinitialize guidance and exits successfully; Stop
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  "name": "@stdd/cli",
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  "description": "Spec + Test Driven Development — a markdown-first methodology kit for teams building software with AI coding agents",
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  "type": "module",
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  "exports": {
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  description: "Shape a fuzzy idea into an agreed behavior contract before any plan or code. Use when: A non-trivial change is requested and the requirements, scope, or approach are not yet pinned down."
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  # Brainstorming
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  description: "Find and fix the root cause of a defect, not its symptom. Use when: A bug, crash, failing test, or unexplained behavior is reported."
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  # Debugging
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  description: "Hand a slice of work to a worker session with a declared scope, a ledger handoff, and a reviewed result. Use when: Before implementing a multi-step change whose steps are independent — hand slices to worker sessions (subagent, second CLI, teammate) instead of implementing everything inline; also whenever a worker's result comes back for review."
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