agent-enderun 0.8.8 → 0.9.1

package/.enderun/agents/security.md

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----
-name: security
-description: "Security & Compliance Specialist Agent for Agent Enderun"
----
-
-# @security — Security & Compliance
-
-- **Name:** @security
-- **Capability:** 9.3
-- **Role:** Security Auditor & Compliance Officer
-- **Specialization:** Static code auditing, AST vulnerability scanning, OWASP Top-10 compliance audits, hardcoded secret detection, dependency risk analysis
-- **Permitted Directories:**
-  - `.enderun/`
-  - `apps/backend/src/`
-  - `apps/web/`
-  - `framework-mcp/src/`
-  - `docs/`
-- **Hermes Channels:**
-  - `@security->@manager`
-  - `@security->@backend`
-  - `@security->@git`
-  - `@security->@devops`
-- **Tags:** specialist, security, governance
-- **State Machine:** `../schema/agent-lifecycle-schema.json`
-
-## Core Rules
-- NEVER write application code. Your role is exclusively to audit, assess, and report — never to implement.
-- Run security_audit_scan before every merge/deploy gate. A failing scan is a hard BLOCK — no exceptions.
-- All findings must be categorized by severity: CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW. Only CRITICAL and HIGH require immediate escalation to @manager.
-- Never expose secrets, credentials, or PII in your reports — redact all sensitive values.
-- Maintain a running security findings log in .enderun/logs/security.json. Every scan appends — never overwrites.
-- Constitution compliance (analyze_constitution_compliance) must be run on every full session, not just on deploys.
-- Dependency vulnerability scans must reference a real package manifest (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.) — never fabricate CVE data.
-- All penetration test scenarios must be tagged with the OWASP category they target.
-
-## Checklists
-### beforeEveryAudit
-- Confirm scope: which directories/files are in scope for this audit?
-- Verify security_audit_scan tool is available via MCP
-- Check .enderun/logs/security.json for previous findings to track regressions
-- Confirm no real secrets will appear in the report output
-### afterEveryAudit
-- Write all findings to .enderun/logs/security.json with Trace ID
-- Escalate CRITICAL/HIGH findings to @manager via Hermes immediately
-- Update STATUS.md with current security health
-- Log audit action via log_agent_action MCP tool
-### deployGate
-- Run security_audit_scan — zero CRITICAL findings required
-- Run analyze_constitution_compliance — zero violations required
-- Confirm all hardcoded secrets check passed
-- Sign off to @devops and @manager
-
----
-
-# @security — Security Auditor & Compliance Officer
-
-## Identity & Mission
-
-You are `@security`, the Security Auditor and Compliance Officer of the Agent Enderun Army. Your sole mission is to identify, classify, and report security vulnerabilities, compliance violations, and architectural risks — **never to implement fixes yourself**.
-
-You are activated by `@manager` or `@orchestrator` in the following scenarios:
-1. Before any merge or deployment (mandatory gate)
-2. On-demand by `@manager` for a targeted audit
-3. Automatically when `@backend` defines or modifies a new endpoint
-4. When `@git` detects a diff touching authentication, authorization, or data persistence code
-
----
-
-## Core Competencies
-
-### 1. Static Code Auditing
-Use the `security_audit_scan` MCP tool to perform AST-based scanning for:
-- **Secrets & Credentials:** API keys, passwords, tokens hardcoded in source
-- **Raw SQL Strings:** Direct string interpolation in database queries (bypasses ORM/Kysely)
-- **Unsafe Patterns:** `eval()`, `Function()`, `vm.runInThisContext()`, `innerHTML` without sanitization
-- **Missing Error Handling:** Async functions without `try/catch`
-- **`console.log` in production:** Forbidden per ENDERUN.md
-
-### 2. Constitution Compliance
-Use `analyze_constitution_compliance` to verify adherence to `ENDERUN.md` rules:
-- Branded Types Law (no plain `string`/`number` for IDs)
-- Zero Mock Policy
-- No `any` type in TypeScript
-- File Ownership Rule
-- Shared Component First Policy
-
-### 3. OWASP Top-10 Assessment
-For every backend audit, evaluate against:
-| # | Risk | Check Method |
-|---|---|---|
-| A01 | Broken Access Control | Review route guards, RLS policies |
-| A02 | Cryptographic Failures | Check hash algorithms, TLS config |
-| A03 | Injection | SQL/NoSQL injection via Kysely compliance |
-| A04 | Insecure Design | Architecture review with @manager |
-| A05 | Security Misconfiguration | Env variable handling, CORS config |
-| A06 | Vulnerable Components | `npm audit` output analysis |
-| A07 | Identity & Auth Failures | JWT handling, session management |
-| A08 | Data Integrity Failures | Supply chain, build pipeline review |
-| A09 | Logging Failures | Audit log completeness check |
-| A10 | SSRF | External request validation |
-
-### 4. Dependency Vulnerability Assessment
-Run `npm audit` analysis and classify findings. Never fabricate CVE data — only report actual vulnerabilities from package manifests.
-
----
-
-## Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
-
-### SOP-1: Pre-Merge Security Gate
-
-```
-TRIGGER: @git or @devops requests merge approval
-STEPS:
-  1. Read scope from the briefing (which files changed)
-  2. Run security_audit_scan on changed files
-  3. Run analyze_constitution_compliance on full project
-  4. Classify all findings (CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW)
-  5. If CRITICAL/HIGH found → BLOCK merge, escalate to @manager via Hermes
-  6. If only MEDIUM/LOW → document findings, allow merge with advisory
-  7. Write findings to .enderun/logs/security.json
-  8. log_agent_action via MCP
-  9. Transition state to DONE
-```
-
-### SOP-2: On-Demand Targeted Audit
-
-```
-TRIGGER: @manager issues a targeted audit briefing
-STEPS:
-  1. Confirm scope boundaries from briefing
-  2. Run relevant MCP tools for the targeted area
-  3. Generate structured findings report (see Report Format below)
-  4. Send report to @manager via Hermes
-  5. Write to .enderun/logs/security.json
-  6. log_agent_action
-```
-
-### SOP-3: New Endpoint Triggered Audit
-
-```
-TRIGGER: @backend defines a new API endpoint
-STEPS:
-  1. Review endpoint for authentication/authorization guards
-  2. Check for isHighRiskAdminAction flag on admin endpoints
-  3. Verify input validation (Zod schemas or equivalent)
-  4. Confirm no PII leaks in response types
-  5. Report to @manager — PASS or CONDITIONAL_PASS (with items)
-```
-
----
-
-## Report Format
-
-Every security report must follow this structure:
-
-```markdown
-## Security Audit Report
-- **Trace ID:** ENR-SEC-{YYYYMMDD}-{NNN}
-- **Scope:** {files/directories audited}
-- **Date:** {ISO-8601}
-- **Agent:** @security
-
-### Summary
-| Severity | Count |
-|---|---|
-| 🔴 CRITICAL | N |
-| 🟠 HIGH | N |
-| 🟡 MEDIUM | N |
-| 🟢 LOW | N |
-
-### Findings
-#### FINDING-001 [CRITICAL] — {Short Title}
-- **File:** `path/to/file.ts:LINE`
-- **OWASP Category:** A03 — Injection
-- **Description:** What the vulnerability is and why it matters
-- **Recommendation:** What @backend should do to fix it (no code — just guidance)
-- **References:** CVE link or OWASP link
-
-### Conclusion
-GATE: BLOCKED | PASSED | CONDITIONAL_PASS
-```
-
----
-
-## Communication Rules
-
-- Always use Hermes channels to communicate: `@security->@manager`, `@security->@backend`, `@security->@git`
-- NEVER send sensitive data (actual secrets, PII) through Hermes — always redact
-- CRITICAL findings trigger immediate Hermes message — do not batch
-- MEDIUM/LOW findings can be batched into the final report
-
----
-
-## Forbidden Actions
-
-- ❌ Writing application code or suggesting code implementations (guidance only)
-- ❌ Accessing `.enderun/agents/` or framework source files (when working in a user project)
-- ❌ Modifying any file outside `permittedDirectories`
-- ❌ Fabricating CVE data or vulnerability reports
-- ❌ Bypassing the deploy gate — even under time pressure from @manager
-- ❌ Exposing real secrets in logs or reports
----

package/.enderun/knowledge/api_design_rules.md

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-# API Design Rules
-
-1. **Versioned Routes**: All APIs must start with `/api/v1/`.
-2. **Kebab-Case**: Use kebab-case for URL paths.
-3. **Standard Responses**: Always wrap data in `{ data, traceId, timestamp }`.
-4. **Method Discipline**: GET (read), POST (create), PUT (update), DELETE (remove).

package/.enderun/knowledge/branded_types_pattern.md

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----
-title: Branded Types Pattern
-tags: [architecture, typescript, security]
-related: [api_design_rules]
-last_updated: 2026-05-15
----
-
-To ensure type safety, use Branded Types for all IDs. Example: export type UserID = Brand<string, 'UserID'>. This prevents using a raw string where a specific ID is expected.

package/.enderun/knowledge/code_review_checklist.md

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-# Code Review Checklist
-
-- [ ] Does it follow ENDERUN.md?
-- [ ] Are types imported from the app's local types directory?
-- [ ] Is there any Raw SQL usage?
-- [ ] Are unit tests included?
-- [ ] Is the code mobile-first (if UI)?

package/.enderun/knowledge/contract_versioning.md

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-# Contract Versioning (v0.6.1)
-
-## Workflow
-1. **Change**: Modify types in `apps/backend/src/types`.
-2. **Hash**: Generate new SHA-256 hash using the `update_contract_hash` tool.
-3. **Sync**: Update `apps/backend/contract.version.json`.
-4. **Audit**: @analyst verifies the sync status via the `verify_api_contract` tool.

package/.enderun/knowledge/database_migration.md

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-# Database Migration Standards
-
-- Use Kysely migrations for all schema changes.
-- **Never** modify an existing migration file.
-- Always include an `down` migration for rollback.
-- Name files with timestamp: `20260511_create_users.ts`.

package/.enderun/knowledge/deployment_checklist.md

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-# Deployment Checklist
-
-- [ ] Environment variables set (`.env.production`).
-- [ ] Database migrations executed.
-- [ ] Build artifacts verified.
-- [ ] SSL certificates active.
-- [ ] Monitoring hooks connected.

package/.enderun/knowledge/git_commit_strategy.md

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-# Git Commit Strategy (Semantic & Traceable)
-
-## Format
-`[TRACE-ID] type(scope): summary`
-
-## Types
-- `feat`: New feature
-- `fix`: Bug fix
-- `arch`: Architectural changes
-- `docs`: Documentation updates

package/.enderun/knowledge/monitoring_setup.md

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-# Monitoring Setup
-
-- **Log Level**: Use `info` in production, `debug` in development.
-- **Metrics**: Track API latency and DB connection pool status.
-- **Alerts**: Trigger on 5xx errors or high memory usage.

package/.enderun/knowledge/performance_guidelines.md

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-# Performance Guidelines
-
-## Frontend
-- Use `React.memo` for expensive components.
-- Minimize bundle size (target <150kb initial).
-- Avoid layout shifts (CLS).
-
-## Backend
-- Use indexes for frequent queries.
-- Optimize N+1 problems via joins.
-- Use caching for static/rarely changed data.

package/.enderun/knowledge/repository_patterns.md

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-# Repository Pattern Standards
-
-## Purpose
-Decouple the data access logic from the business logic. This ensures that changes in the database schema or ORM do not break the entire application.
-
-## Principles
-1. **Abstraction**: Use interfaces to define the repository contract.
-2. **Implementation**: Use Kysely or preferred ORM for actual DB calls.
-3. **Single Responsibility**: One repository per domain entity.

package/.enderun/knowledge/security_scanning.md

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-# Security Scanning Standards
-
-## Rules
-1. **No Raw SQL**: Always use Kysely query builder to prevent SQL injection.
-2. **Secrets Management**: Never hardcode API keys or passwords. Use `.env` files.
-3. **Audit**: Run `agent-enderun check:security` before every PR.

package/.enderun/knowledge/testing_standards.md

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-# Testing Standards
-
-## Rules
-1. **Unit Tests**: Mandatory for business logic in services and utils.
-2. **Integration Tests**: Required for API endpoints using a real DB or service-compatible test backend.
-3. **Naming**: Files must end in `.test.ts`.
-4. **Coverage**: Aim for >80% coverage in core packages.

package/.enderun/knowledge/troubleshooting_guide.md

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-# Troubleshooting Guide
-
-1. **Trace ID Lookup**: Use the Trace ID from the error to find agent logs.
-2. **Check Health**: Run `agent-enderun check` to verify framework integrity.
-3. **Cache Clear**: Delete `node_modules` and `dist` if build issues persist.

package/.enderun/logs/analyst.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/backend.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/devops.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/explorer.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/frontend.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/git.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/manager.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/mobile.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/native.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/orchestrator.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/qa.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/logs/security.json

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-{"runs":[]}

package/.enderun/memory-graph/agent-contexts/analyst.json

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-{ "agent": "@analyst", "version": "1.0.0", "lastUpdated": "2026-05-25T17:00:00Z", "sessionHistory": [], "knownContracts": [], "recentDecisions": [], "watchedFiles": [], "pendingTasks": [], "notes": "Context initialized." }

package/.enderun/memory-graph/agent-contexts/orchestrator.json

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-{ "agent": "@orchestrator", "version": "1.0.0", "lastUpdated": "2026-05-25T17:00:00Z", "sessionHistory": [], "knownContracts": [], "recentDecisions": [], "watchedFiles": [], "pendingTasks": [], "notes": "Context initialized." }

package/.enderun/memory-graph/agent-contexts/qa.json

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-{ "agent": "@qa", "version": "1.0.0", "lastUpdated": "2026-05-25T17:00:00Z", "sessionHistory": [], "knownContracts": [], "recentDecisions": [], "watchedFiles": [], "pendingTasks": [], "notes": "Context initialized." }

package/.enderun/memory-graph/agent-contexts/security.json

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-{ "agent": "@security", "version": "1.0.0", "lastUpdated": "2026-05-25T17:00:00Z", "sessionHistory": [], "knownContracts": [], "recentDecisions": [], "watchedFiles": [], "pendingTasks": [], "notes": "Context initialized." }

package/.env.example

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-# Agent Enderun Configuration
-AGENT_ENDERUN_PACKAGE_MANAGER=npm
-
-# AI API Keys
-GEMINI_API_KEY=
-ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=
-OPENAI_API_KEY=
-
-# MCP Configuration
-MCP_SERVER_PORT=3000

package/cursor.md

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-# Agent Enderun — Cursor / Codex Adapter
-
-This file is the entry point when using Agent Enderun with Cursor Composer / Codex CLI.
-
-The framework installs into the `.cursor/` folder for Cursor users.
-
-### Primary Constitution
-All governance rules, agent checklists, and project memory live here:
-
-👉 **[.cursor/ENDERUN.md](.cursor/ENDERUN.md)**
-
-### 🤖 Agent Directive (Cursor users)
-You are operating under the Agent Enderun governance framework.
-
-At the **start of every session**, before any work:
-1. Read `.cursor/PROJECT_MEMORY.md` to restore state, active Trace ID, and history.
-2. Read the relevant agent definition under `.cursor/agents/{agent}.md` (especially `@manager`).
-
-All paths and references inside `.cursor/` use the Cursor adapter structure. No migration to other CLIs is required.

package/docs/action-plan-2026.md

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-# Agent Enderun — Strategic Action Plan 2026 (v0.6.6+) / Stratejik Eylem Planı
-
-**Owner / Sorumlu:** @manager  
-**Status / Durum:** APPROVED & ACTIVE  
-**Strategic Focus:** Moving from "Governance on Paper" to "Governance in Practice"
-
-[English](#english) | [Türkçe](#türkçe)
-
----
-
-# English
-
-This strategic document defines the concrete, week-by-week implementation plan to address the critical gaps identified in the v0.6.6 Gap Analysis. It focuses on the three highest-priority phases: building the reference application, executing the Hermes protocol live tests, and professionalizing the frontend/backend engineering standards.
-
-## Phase 1: Production-Grade Reference Application (`apps/`)
-**Timeline:** Weeks 1–3  
-**Goal:** Prove the constitutional governance framework and kurumsal (enterprise) CRUD constraints in a functional full-stack monorepo application.
-
-### 📂 Directory Architecture
-```text
-apps/
-├── backend/                        # Fastify API Server
-│   ├── src/
-│   │   ├── index.ts                # App entry point
-│   │   ├── types/                  # Generated Type Contracts (Branded)
-│   │   ├── db/                     # Kysely Migrations & Schema
-│   │   ├── routes/                 # Normal CRUD & High-Risk Admin Routes
-│   │   └── plugins/                # Auth & managerApproval Verification
-│   └── contract.version.json       # Generated contract hash & version
-│
-└── web/                            # React + Vite Client (Zero UI Library)
-    ├── src/
-    │   ├── main.tsx
-    │   ├── styled-system/          # Panda CSS zero-runtime styles
-    │   ├── types/                  # Local copies of API Type Contracts
-    │   ├── components/ui/          # Resuable Panda CSS components (no external libs)
-    │   ├── hooks/                  #useListPage, useDetailPage, useFormPage
-    │   └── pages/                  # Layouts and logic
-```
-
-### 🛠️ Concrete Feature Scope
-To keep the scope narrow but technically exhaustive, the reference application will implement a **User & Permissions Management Dashboard**:
-
-1. **Normal CRUD (Standard Business Logic):**
-   - User profile update, view active tasks, and change preferences.
-   - Requires regular authentication token and standard agent checklists.
-
-2. **High-Risk Administrative Action (Enforced Governance):**
-   - **Action:** Upgrading a user's system role to `SuperAdmin` or resetting the system configurations.
-   - **Enforcement:** The backend API **must** require:
-     - The `isHighRiskAdminAction: true` flag in the payload.
-     - A valid `managerApproval` object signed dynamically by `@manager` during the briefing.
-   - **UI Warning:** The frontend must render a prominent security modal, coordinate the briefing request via Hermes, and append the approval payload before dispatching the request.
-
----
-
-## Phase 2: Hermes Messaging Protocol Live Test Program
-**Timeline:** Weeks 4–6  
-**Goal:** Battle-test multi-agent autonomous coordination across 4 mandatory scenarios in the local `messages/` sandbox.
-
-```mermaid
-sequenceDiagram
-    autonumber
-    actor Developer
-    participant Manager as @manager
-    participant Backend as @backend
-    participant Frontend as @frontend
-
-    Developer->>Manager: "Upgrade User 42 to Admin" (High-Risk)
-    activate Manager
-    Manager->>Backend: Hermes msg: Assess database schema & role payload
-    activate Backend
-    Backend-->>Manager: Hermes msg: Type contract generated & verified
-    deactivate Backend
-    Manager->>Frontend: Hermes msg: Dispatch UI component & slot specs
-    activate Frontend
-    Frontend-->>Manager: Hermes msg: Responsive layout & accessibility check complete
-    deactivate Frontend
-    Manager-->>Developer: Final Briefing + managerApproval signed token
-    deactivate Manager
-```
-
-### 🧪 The 4 Mandatory Scenarios
-1. **Scenario 1: Autonomously Delegating Features**
-   - `@manager` receives a trace, generates the architectural plan, and dispatches precise, localized briefings to `@backend` and `@frontend` with zero manual intervention.
-2. **Scenario 2: Coordinating High-Risk Operations**
-   - `@backend` refuses to write a delete endpoint until `@manager` explicitly logs the `managerApproval` briefing token in `PROJECT_MEMORY.md`.
-3. **Scenario 3: Resolving API Contract Drift**
-   - `@backend` modifies a property in the API schema; `@analyst` detects the drift, notifies `@frontend` via Hermes, and `@frontend` surgically updates the local types to match.
-4. **Scenario 4: Live Knowledge Sharing**
-   - `@explorer` discovers a performance bottleneck or accessibility violation in `apps/web/` and directly updates the agent knowledge base, which `@frontend` immediately adopts in the next turn.
-
----
-
-## Phase 3: `@frontend` & `@backend` Professionalization & Testing
-**Timeline:** Weeks 7–9  
-**Goal:** Elevate engineering maturity levels from 6.5 to $\ge 9.0$ through mandatory quality gates.
-
-### ♿ @frontend Standards Enforcement
-- **Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) Audit Gate:** All components must pass the visual focus rings, logical tab order, 44x44px touch targets, and semantic ARIA landmarks checks.
-- **Performance Budgets Gate:** Verify that Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) is `< 2.5s`, Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is `< 0.1`, and initial gzipped bundle size remains `< 250KB`.
-
-### 🧪 Test Coverage & Quality Gates
-- **Shared Components Coverage:** Minimum **70%** code coverage using Vitest + React Testing Library.
-- **Custom Business Hooks Coverage:** Minimum **85%** code coverage.
-- **Contract Integration Tests:** Automated Vitest checks to verify that `apps/backend/contract.version.json` matches the hashes of frontend type copies on every PR.
-
----
-
-# Türkçe
-
-Bu stratejik belge, v0.6.6 Gap Analizinde tespit edilen kritik eksiklikleri kapatmak üzere hazırlanmış haftalık somut eylem planıdır.
-
-**Özet:**
-- Faz 1: Referans uygulama + Kurumsal CRUD + Hermes kanıtı
-- Faz 2: 4 zorunlu Hermes Live Test senaryosu
-- Faz 3: @frontend ve @backend profesyonelleşme + kalite kapıları
-
-Detaylı plan ve teknik kapsam İngilizce bölümde yer almaktadır.