@turri-dev/cli 0.1.3-next.f74e98a → 0.1.3

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- # Bud Checklist
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- Use this to verify the workflow was followed - never as a substitute for it. Walk it once in the
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- review step, before the handover. A box counts only when the change is in the `.plain` files, not
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- merely discussed; an unmet box is completed with a spec diff before finishing.
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- ## Intent
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-
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- - [ ] Asked the five core questions of `references/intent.md` one at a time - or confirmed in one
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- line what the user had already said - with at most one clarification for a vague answer.
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- - [ ] Wrote nothing to disk before the brief was confirmed.
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- - [ ] Summarized motivation, affected user, desired outcome, observable success criterion, and
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- boundary with explicit exclusions; got explicit confirmation.
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- ## Scope
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- - [ ] Read the target `.plain` file(s) whole, with their `import` and `requires` chains, and the
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- config that says whether conformance tests are on.
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- - [ ] Asked which module only when it was genuinely ambiguous.
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- ## Every product question
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- - [ ] Asked exactly one question via `ask_user`, about the product - a trigger and outcome, an edge
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- case, a rule, a permission, a step of a flow - never about a spec section.
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- - [ ] Turned the answer into exactly one spec change, across every section it needed, and wrote it
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- with `write_spec_diff` - never with `write` or `edit`.
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- - [ ] Concepts defined in the same change as, or before, what first uses them; no cycles.
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- - [ ] Every functional spec follows `add-functional-spec`'s rules, passed its complexity and
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- conflict checks, and sits in build order; one too big was split with the user.
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- - [ ] Every change to something already specified - built or still queued - was put to the user
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- first (keep / augment / replace) and written as a diff with `fixes_earlier`.
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- - [ ] Every correction of this feature's own changes was a diff with `fixes_earlier`, before the
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- next question.
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- - [ ] `***test reqs***` and `***acceptance tests***` only with conformance tests on.
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- - [ ] Asked whether the feature is fully covered before leaving the loop.
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- ## Review
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- - [ ] Read the modified `.plain` file(s) whole and checked: concepts defined before use, no cycles,
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- build order right end to end, functional specs language-agnostic, every external interface
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- explicit, acceptance tests consistent with their functional specs.
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- - [ ] Ran `validate` on every module touched, and fixed what it reported with spec diffs.
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- - [ ] Handed over: the spec changes in order, the builds they queued and how they stand, and that
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- further changes are asked for in the conversation as spec diffs.