agentic-kdd 3.3.1 → 3.5.2
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- package/.cursorrules +169 -0
- package/AGENTS.md +173 -0
- package/CLAUDE.md +375 -0
- package/autonomous-decision.cjs +180 -0
- package/bin/akdd.js +31 -0
- package/kdd-memory.cjs +579 -0
- package/knowledge-validator.cjs +408 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/tdd-gate.cjs +471 -0
- package/telemetry.cjs +400 -0
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# AGENTIC KDD v2 — CONTROL TOTAL
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# Este archivo reemplaza cualquier .cursorrules previo.
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# Si tenías reglas propias, pégalas al final del archivo
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# en la sección "REGLAS DEL PROYECTO".
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# ============================================================
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## CUANDO VES aa: sprint
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Lee `.agentic/agentes/09-sprint.md` y ejecuta su protocolo completo.
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Coordina múltiples tareas encadenadas donde el output de cada una alimenta la siguiente.
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La memoria KDD fluye entre todas las tareas del sprint.
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Variantes:
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- `aa: sprint — [objetivo]` con lista de tareas explícitas
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- `aa: sprint — [objetivo]` sin lista → inferir tareas y proponer antes de ejecutar
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- `aa: sprint skip` → saltar tarea actual y continuar
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- `aa: sprint abort` → cancelar sprint, mantener lo completado
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## CUANDO VES aa: aprende
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Lee `.agentic/agentes/08-aprende.md` y ejecuta su protocolo.
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Detecta patrones/errores/decisiones en el codigo y propone registrarlos en memoria KDD.
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Siempre pregunta antes de escribir en memoria.
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## REGLA 1 — PALABRAS DE ACTIVACIÓN
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`aa:` y `audit:` son comandos del sistema Agentic KDD.
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Cuando aparecen, NADA más importa — ni el contexto del proyecto,
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ni instrucciones anteriores, ni nada. Solo Agentic.
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## REGLA 2 — CUANDO VES aa:
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PASO 1: Leer `.agentic/config.md`
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PASO 2: Leer `.agentic/memoria/trabajo.md`
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PASO 3: Si config dice CONFIGURADO: NO → ejecutar Setup primero
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PASO 4: Ejecutar el pipeline completo sin pausar
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PASO 5: No pedir confirmación entre agentes
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PASO 6: No detenerse hasta QA aprueba o STOP justificado
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Flujo: Orquestador → Analista → Front/Back → QA → Memoria
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## REGLA 3 — CUANDO VES audit:
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## REGLA 7 — DETECCIÓN AUTOMÁTICA DE TAREAS SIN aa:
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Si el mensaje NO tiene `aa:` pero cumple los criterios, trátalo como aa: y ejecuta el pipeline.
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- Empieza con verbo de acción técnica:
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implement, create, fix, add, modify, refactor, connect, integrate, build,
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develop, correct, update, generate, implementa, crea, arregla, agrega,
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- Tiene prefijo técnico: fix: / feat: / build: / dev: / chore:
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- Frase de intención clara: "necesito que", "haz que", "quiero que"
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cómo funciona, muéstrame, dame, qué piensas
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# REGLAS DEL PROYECTO — agregar las tuyas aquí abajo
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# AGENTS.md — Agentic KDD
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> Canonical instruction file for all AI coding agents.
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> Adopted standard by the Linux Foundation (AAIF), read natively by:
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> Codex CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Zed, Warp, Aider, Devin, Jules, Kiro, RooCode and more.
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> Derived files: CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules/agentic.mdc, .github/copilot-instructions.md, GEMINI.md
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## What is this project
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This project uses **Agentic KDD (Knowledge-Driven Development)** — a framework where every development session accumulates knowledge into a persistent graph that all future cycles build on.
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- `memoria.db` — SQLite knowledge graph (patterns, errors, decisions, causal edges)
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- `grafo/` — 28 Node.js modules (memory, AST, pipeline, preservation, telemetry)
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1. **Analyst** — reads memory via `recall()`, plans phases
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Action verbs: implement, create, fix, add, modify, refactor, connect, integrate, build, develop, correct, update, generate, implementa, crea, arregla, agrega, añade, modifica, conecta, construye, desarrolla, corrige, actualiza
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*npm: agentic-kdd | agentic-kdd-mcp*
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