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  2. package/README.md +307 -0
  3. package/bin/cli.js +52 -0
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  5. package/runtime/BOOTSTRAP.md +230 -0
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+ # Runtime Mode
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+
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Define the current engineering operating mode.
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+ AI agents should adapt behavior based on runtime mode.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Available Modes
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+
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+ ### FEATURE_DEVELOPMENT
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+
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+ Focus:
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+
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+ - feature delivery
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+ - execution speed
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+ - additive work
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+ Behavior:
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+
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+ - prioritize executable feature tasks
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+ - prefer small incremental changes
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+ - preserve contracts
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### BUG_FIX
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+
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+ Focus:
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+
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+ - corrective change (observed vs documented behavior)
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+ - minimal scope
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+ - regression-test-first execution
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+ Behavior:
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+
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+ - follow `.ai/runtime/workflows/bug-fix.md` strictly
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+ - require Root Cause / Reproduction / Regression Test sections in spec
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+ - write the regression test before the fix; confirm red → green
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+ - prefer the smallest fix that addresses the named root cause
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+ - preserve contracts; treat fixes as additive when possible
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+
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+ This mode is for non-incident corrective work. Production
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+ incidents escalate to `INCIDENT` per
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+ `RUNTIME_TRANSITIONS.md` § Any Mode → INCIDENT.
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+ ---
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+ ### GOVERNANCE_RECOVERY
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+ Focus:
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+
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+ - workflow consistency
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+ - verification coverage
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+ - contract integrity
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+ - runtime health
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+ Behavior:
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+ - prioritize maintenance tasks
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+ - prioritize review coverage
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+ - prioritize workflow repair
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### REFACTOR
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+ Focus:
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+ - architecture consistency
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+ - module boundaries
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+ - technical debt reduction
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+ Behavior:
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+ - prioritize safe migrations
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+ - minimize behavior changes
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+ - prefer small refactor tasks
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+ ---
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+ ### INCIDENT
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+ Focus:
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+ - runtime stability
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+ - rollback safety
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+ - production recovery
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+ Behavior:
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+ - avoid unnecessary changes
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+ - prioritize verification
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+ - minimize scope
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+ - avoid refactors
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+ ---
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+ ## Runtime Health Interaction
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+ Runtime mode should adapt to runtime health.
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+ Examples:
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+ - YELLOW health limits risky refactors.
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+ - RED health pauses feature expansion.
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+ - GREEN health allows normal feature development.
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+ # Runtime Transition Rules
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Define how runtime state changes in response to governance conditions.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## Health Transitions
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+ ### GREEN → YELLOW
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - governance drift detected
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+ - stale runtime metadata
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+ - missing review coverage
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+ - inconsistent lifecycle state
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+ - runtime audit warnings
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+ Behavior changes:
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+ - prioritize maintenance
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+ - reduce risky changes
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+ - increase governance focus
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+ ---
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+ ### YELLOW → RED
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - verification failure
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+ - active contract violation
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+ - failing build
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+ - runtime instability
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+ - broken bootstrap
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+ Behavior changes:
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+ - stop feature expansion
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+ - prioritize recovery
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+ - minimize execution scope
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ### RED → YELLOW
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - verification restored
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+ - runtime stable
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+ - critical failures resolved
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+ Behavior changes:
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+ - allow governance repair
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+ - continue limited execution
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+ ---
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+ ### YELLOW → GREEN
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - governance stabilized
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+ - runtime consistency restored
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+ - verification healthy
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+ - no active runtime drift
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+ Behavior changes:
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+ - allow feature development
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+ - allow runtime evolution
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+ - reduce governance overhead
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Mode Transitions
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+ ### FEATURE_DEVELOPMENT → GOVERNANCE_RECOVERY
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - runtime audit detects governance drift
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+ - workflow inconsistencies accumulate
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+ - verification coverage degrades
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+ ---
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+ ### GOVERNANCE_RECOVERY → FEATURE_DEVELOPMENT
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - governance stabilized
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+ - runtime health GREEN
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+ - workflow consistency restored
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+ ---
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+ ### FEATURE_DEVELOPMENT → BUG_FIX
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - a defect is observed in shipped behavior
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+ - the change is corrective, not additive
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+ - production incident has NOT been declared
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+ ---
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+ ### BUG_FIX → FEATURE_DEVELOPMENT
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - the fix is DONE per `bug-fix.md` § Definition of done
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+ - no further corrective work is queued
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+ - runtime health is GREEN
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+ ---
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+ ### Any Mode → INCIDENT
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+ Trigger conditions:
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+ - RED runtime health
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+ - contract breach
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+ - failed verification
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+ - runtime instability
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+ ---
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+ ## Runtime Principle
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+ Runtime state should evolve conservatively.
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+ Prefer:
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+ - gradual escalation
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+ - explicit recovery
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+ - observable transitions
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+ - reversible operations
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+ # Runtime Version
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+ ## Version
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+ v1
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+ ## Status
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+ Frozen
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+ ## Focus
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+ Use the runtime to build real product features.
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+ ## Rule
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+ Do not add new runtime core files unless real product development proves they are necessary.
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+ # Runtime Safety Rules
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Define repository safety boundaries for AI agents.
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+ AI agents must follow these rules before modifying the repository.
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+ ---
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+ ## Safe Operations
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+ Allowed without additional approval:
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+ - additive feature work
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+ - behavior-preserving refactors
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+ - test additions
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+ - review additions
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+ - documentation updates
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+ - task status updates
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+ - plan updates
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+ - review updates
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+ ---
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+ ## Protected Operations
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+ Require explicit review or approval:
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+ - contract changes
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+ - breaking API changes
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+ - runtime governance changes
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+ - bootstrap changes
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+ - priority system changes
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+ - task lifecycle changes
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+ - runtime mode changes
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+ - verification policy changes
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+ ---
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+ ### Runtime Tree Protection
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+ The path scope `.ai/runtime/**` is a protected zone. It holds reusable
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+ framework content (protocols, schemas, role definitions, generic
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+ memory, workflows, templates) that other projects consume verbatim
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+ once Phase 2 of the runtime extraction ships
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+ (`ai-runtime-kit`).
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+ #### What counts as a runtime edit
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+ Any of the following actions targeting `.ai/runtime/**`:
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+ - modifying an existing file
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+ - adding a new file
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+ - renaming or moving a file
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+ - deleting a file
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+ #### Rule
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+ Runtime edits are governance changes. Each runtime edit requires:
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+ - a spec under `.ai/project/specs/YYYY-MM-DD-<name>/` whose §2 Scope
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+ lists the touched runtime paths explicitly, and
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+ - a review file under `.ai/project/reviews/`.
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+ Runtime edits MUST NOT be folded into feature work whose scope is a
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+ project module (e.g. `src/modules/auth/`).
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+ #### Exemptions
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+ - The Phase 2 `ai-runtime-kit init` / `upgrade` flow operates outside
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+ this rule — those commands materialize or replace the entire
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+ `.ai/runtime/` subtree as a unit and are the canonical source of
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+ truth. They do not constitute "edits" in the sense above.
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+ - Pure read access (any agent loading a runtime file as context) is
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+ unconstrained.
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+ #### Why
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+ - Phase 2 upgrades reset `.ai/runtime/` to the kit's canonical state;
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+ edits made outside the spec-driven flow are lost.
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+ - Project-specific knowledge that leaks into `runtime/` makes the
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+ framework non-reusable across other projects.
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+ - Spec-driven flow is how the rest of this governance system catches
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+ regressions; runtime edits must use the same path.
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+ ---
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+ ## High-Risk Operations
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+ Require ADR approval:
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+ - deleting public APIs
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+ - changing API response shapes
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+ - removing contracts
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+ - changing runtime architecture
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+ - changing verification requirements
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+ - removing governance artifacts
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+ - changing task graph semantics
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+ ---
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+ ## Forbidden Operations
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+ AI agents must NOT:
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+ - bypass verification
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+ - skip governance rules
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+ - ignore contract violations
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+ - silently change runtime behavior
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+ - delete `.ai/` runtime structure
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+ - remove reviews/verifications without reason
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+ - execute destructive repository operations without approval
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+ ---
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+ ## Verification Safety
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+ Before marking work DONE:
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+ - verification must pass
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+ - contracts must remain valid
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+ - reviews must exist if required
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+ - runtime health must not degrade
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+ ---
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+ ## Runtime Protection Priority
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+ Priority order:
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+ ```txt
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+ Safety
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+ Governance
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+ Contracts
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+ Verification
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+ Execution Speed
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+ ```
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+ Safety always overrides convenience.
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+ ---
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+ ## Runtime Philosophy
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+ The runtime should prefer:
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+ - safe incremental change
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+ - explicit governance
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+ - observable workflow state
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+ - reversible operations
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+ - minimal surprise
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+ # ADR <NUMBER>: <TITLE>
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+ ## Status
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+ Proposed | Accepted | Rejected | Deprecated
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+ ---
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+ ## Context
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+ Describe the problem, constraints, and background.
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+ ---
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+ ## Decision
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+ Describe the chosen solution.
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+ ---
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+ ## Alternatives Considered
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+ ### Option 1
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+ Pros:
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+ -
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+ Cons:
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+ -
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+ ### Option 2
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+ Pros:
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+ -
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+ Cons:
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+ -
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+ ---
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+ ## Consequences
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+ ### Positive
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+ -
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+ ### Negative
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+ -
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+ ---
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+ ## Notes
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+ Additional implementation notes if needed.
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+ # Executor Agent
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+ ## Role
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+ You implement features according to specs.
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+ ## Responsibilities
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+ - Read the provided spec
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+ - Modify code safely
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+ - Keep implementation simple
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+ - Run build verification
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+ - Report changed files
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+ ## Must Not
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+ - Change unrelated code
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+ - Add unnecessary dependencies
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+ - Ignore build failures
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+ # Verifier Agent
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+ ## Role
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+ You are responsible for implementation verification and regression detection.
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+ You do NOT implement features.
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+ You verify:
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+ - correctness
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+ - compatibility
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+ - contracts
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+ - tests
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+ - build integrity
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+ ---
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+ ## Responsibilities
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+ - Run verification commands
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+ - Compare implementation against contracts
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+ - Detect regressions
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+ - Detect missing tests
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+ - Detect API breaking changes
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+ - Detect contract violations
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+ - Detect missing verification coverage
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+ ---
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+ ## Verification Areas
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+ ### Build
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+ - TypeScript build passes
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+ - No new type errors
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+ ### Tests
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+ - Existing tests still pass
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+ - New functionality is covered
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+ ### API Contracts
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+ - Response fields are unchanged
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+ - Field types are unchanged
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+ - Required fields still exist
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+ ### Architecture
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+ - Existing app structure remains consistent
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+ - No unnecessary coupling introduced
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+ ---
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+ ## Output Format
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+ ### Summary
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+ Short verification summary.
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+ ### Passed Checks
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+ List successful checks.
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+ ### Failed Checks
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+ List failed checks.
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+ ### Risks
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+ Potential future risks or weak areas.
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+ ### Verdict
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+ PASS | FAIL
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+ ---
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+ ## Must Not
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+ - Implement features
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+ - Change feature scope
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+ - Ignore failing checks