autodev-cli 1.4.141 → 1.4.143
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### `PRE_COMPACT.md` is a bounded SNAPSHOT, not a log
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- **Keep it well under 16 KB** — the same hard cap every living doc obeys ([[00g-swarm-living-documents]], §0.0g). It is read straight back into a fresh context; a bloated snapshot bloats exactly the reader it exists for.
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- **OVERWRITE it each time** — latest state supersedes. It is a single current snapshot, never an append-only history. For a durable, browsable, cross-session/worktree handoff, use the Context Checkpoints save/restore ([[00n-context-checkpoints]], §0.0n) — an append-only history you can list and pick from; `PRE_COMPACT.md` stays the fast single-slot snapshot for THIS thread across a compaction.
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- **Keep it beside the other living docs** — the workspace root / the agent's `.autodev/` living-doc location, consistent with where `MEMORY.md`/`TODO.md` live ([[00g-swarm-living-documents]], §0.0g).
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- **It complements, does not replace, durable memory.** `MEMORY`/`LESSONS`/`TODO` and the graph (§0.2, §0.20) hold *learned facts* that outlive the task; `PRE_COMPACT.md` holds the *transient thread state* — the "where was I" — needed to resume THIS run. Durable lessons still go to the durable stores; don't dump them into the snapshot.
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## 0.0m Autoplan — Harden The Plan Before You Build
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**When to use:** The moment you have a rough plan for a non-trivial task ([[00e-long-horizon-planning]]) and are about to start building — run autoplan FIRST · Any time the user says *"autoplan"*, *"auto-review"*, or *"harden the plan"*. **Autoplan is a plan-HARDENING discipline: take a rough plan, review it through independent multi-lens critique BEFORE any code is written, auto-resolve the mechanical forks via an explicit rubric, and batch only the genuine judgment calls into a SINGLE approval gate. Rough plan in, fully reviewed plan out.**
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You already decompose the work ([[00e-long-horizon-planning]]); autoplan does not replace that — it hardens the plan you drew. The failure mode it kills is *build-then-discover*: you start coding on a plan with a wrong assumption, a missing failure mode, or a scope creep baked in, and pay for it in the diff, in review, or in prod. A flaw caught in the PLAN is orders of magnitude cheaper than the same flaw caught downstream. So before the first edit, subject the plan to the same adversarial, independent scrutiny a swarm gives a built artifact ([[00f-swarm-orchestration]], [[00i-qa-swarm]]) — but aimed at the plan, not the code.
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### Autoplan reviews a plan; it does not replace planning
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You still do the full decomposition — the arc, the milestones, the whole-task "done" ([[00e-long-horizon-planning]]). Autoplan takes that rough plan as INPUT and hardens it: it finds the gaps, the wrong turns, and the unstated scope before they become code. If there is no plan yet, plan first — autoplan has nothing to review until there is one. The output is not a different plan-making method; it is the SAME plan, reviewed, decision-logged, and single-gated.
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### Multi-lens INDEPENDENT review
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Review the plan from several distinct stances, each a fresh reviewer with NO prior-phase context so it cannot rubber-stamp what an earlier pass wrote ([[00f-swarm-orchestration]], [[00k-internal-workflows]]):
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- **Strategy / scope** — is this the RIGHT thing? In scope? Does it leverage existing code instead of reinventing? What is explicitly NOT in scope?
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- **Engineering** — architecture, a test for each piece, failure modes, security, error paths, deployment. The failure-mode registry and the test-coverage gaps are artifacts, not afterthoughts.
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- **Design / UX** — ONLY if the change is user-facing.
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- **Developer-experience** — ONLY if it ships a developer surface (API, CLI, SDK).
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Run each lens as an INDEPENDENT worker with its own fresh context — the same independence that makes any check trustworthy ([[00b-self-verifiable-work]]); where a lens is high-stakes, add a second independent voice reconciled to consensus (the critic pattern, [[00i-qa-swarm]]). **Scope-gate the conditional lenses cheaply** — skip design on a non-UI change, skip DX on a change that ships no developer surface. Don't pay for a lens the task doesn't need.
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### Decision principles — resolve forks yourself, don't ping-pong the user
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Most findings have one clearly-better resolution. Resolve those yourself with an explicit rubric instead of asking the user each time — the rubric replaces the USER'S JUDGMENT on mechanical forks, NOT the analysis. You still do the full analysis; the rubric only picks the resolution:
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- **Completeness** — fix the whole thing, not a slice of it.
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- **Whole blast radius** — fix everything the change touches, not just the symptom.
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- **Pragmatic / simplest** — two options fix the same thing → take the cleaner one.
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- **DRY** — reuse what exists; reject a duplicate.
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- **Explicit over clever** — the obvious approach beats a clever abstraction.
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- **Bias to action** — converge and build; do not loop the review forever.
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### Three-tier decision taxonomy — know what to escalate
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- **Mechanical** — one clearly-right answer. Decide SILENTLY via the principles above, log it. No interruption.
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- **Taste** — reasonable people could differ. Decide via the principles WITH a recommendation, then surface it at the gate for a quick confirm — you propose, the user disposes.
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- **User-challenge** — the review concludes the user's own stated direction or premise is wrong. NEVER decide this unilaterally. Queue it to the gate with your reasoning, the downside risk, and your own blind spots. You MAY challenge the user's premise; you may NOT act on that challenge without them.
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Do NOT interrupt mid-review with a stream of questions — that is exactly the ping-pong autoplan exists to end. Batch EVERY taste-recommendation and EVERY user-challenge into a SINGLE approval gate at the end (one decision surface via the `ask_user` / choice mechanism), then build. The whole win is the compression: many would-be interruptions collapse into ONE gate the user answers once.
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A shortcut review is worthless — a lens that says *"looks good"* has reviewed nothing. Hold every lens to the same objective bar as self-verifiable work ([[00b-self-verifiable-work]]):
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- You MUST NOT write *"no issues found"* without showing WHAT you examined.
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- You MUST NOT compress a lens into a one-line *"looks good."*
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- Each lens produces its REAL artifact — specific findings, alternatives considered, the failure-mode registry, the test-coverage gaps. If a lens has no artifact, it did not run.
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- **Log every auto-decision.** Each mechanical resolution and each recommendation goes into an audit trail in the living docs ([[00g-swarm-living-documents]]) — a plan hardened invisibly is a plan you cannot defend later.
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- **Route every deferral.** Anything out-of-scope or punted goes to the deferred set / TODO ([[00j-deferred-task-resolution]]), never silently dropped.
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- **Bound the revise loop.** When the plan changes, re-run only the AFFECTED lenses, not all of them; cap it at roughly 3 cycles — beyond that you are polishing, not hardening.
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- **Don't bail.** Once autoplan is chosen, harden the plan and reach the gate — abandoning the review half-done leaves the plan neither rough nor hardened.
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> **Un-reviewed:** rough plan for a user-facing export feature goes straight to code. Halfway in you discover it duplicates an existing serializer, has no empty-dataset path, and the user actually wanted CSV not JSON — three reworks, one of them a scrapped morning, and a puzzled user mid-build.
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> **Autoplan:** the rough plan is reviewed by four independent lenses. Strategy flags the duplicate serializer (DRY → reuse it, mechanical, logged) and that CSV-vs-JSON was never stated (user-challenge → queued). Engineering finds the missing empty-dataset path (completeness → add a test, mechanical, logged) and a taste fork on streaming vs buffering (recommend buffering, queued). Design lens runs (it IS user-facing); DX lens is scope-gated out. One gate asks the user two things — output format, and confirm buffering — answered once. Then build, on a plan whose gaps were caught while they were still cheap.
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No one checks that you hardened the plan. It stays honest anyway, for one reason: **a plan run through independent multi-lens critique, with mechanical forks resolved by an explicit rubric and only genuine judgment calls batched to one gate, cannot ship the wrong-assumption / missing-failure-mode / silent-scope-creep bug that an un-reviewed plan carries straight into the diff.** Skipping the review feels faster for one task and taxes every task after it, when the flaw surfaces as rework. Hardening the plan before you build is the whole mechanism — there is nothing to train.
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## 0.0n Context Checkpoints — Save & Restore Your Working State
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**When to use:** The user says *"save progress/state/my work/context"*, or you want to bank where you are → run **Context-Save** · The user says *"resume where I left off / restore context / where was I / pick up where I left off"* → run **Context-Restore** · Also across sessions, across git worktrees, and at the compaction boundary ([[00l-compaction-continuity]], §0.0l). **A checkpoint is a durable, browsable, timestamped snapshot of your working state so ANY future session or worktree can resume without losing a beat.**
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`PRE_COMPACT.md` is the fast single-slot snapshot for THIS thread across ONE compaction — overwritten each time, transient ([[00l-compaction-continuity]], §0.0l). Context Checkpoints are its **cross-session counterpart**: an append-only history of state you can list, pick from, and rehydrate days later, on another branch, in another worktree. Same instinct — write for a degraded future reader ([[00c-verifiable-threads]], §0.0c) — different lifetime: durable and many, not transient and one.
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**Capture only — do NOT implement code changes during a save.** A save records where you are; it does not move the work forward.
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- **NEVER overwrite or delete an existing checkpoint.** Every save is a NEW file — the directory is a durable history, not a single slot. (This is the opposite of `PRE_COMPACT.md`, which is overwritten in place.)
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1. **Summary** — the goal and current progress in a few lines.
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**Decisions Made** and **Notes** are the high-signal, anti-bloat parts a generic *"dump the diff"* omits — they are exactly what a cold reader can't reconstruct from git alone. Write them for that reader ([[00c-verifiable-threads]], §0.0c).
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**The filename timestamp is the canonical clock.** It survives copy, rsync, and mtime drift — never rely on filesystem mtime to order checkpoints. After writing, confirm to the user: **title, branch, path, files, duration.**
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**Ties:** Remaining Work IS the deferred set for this thread ([[00j-deferred-task-resolution]], §0.0j) — mirror it there so the turn-end sweep re-attempts it. Decisions / Notes that outlive the task belong in the durable living docs too ([[00g-swarm-living-documents]], §0.0g); the checkpoint is the resume-snapshot, not a replacement for MEMORY/LESSONS.
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**Present** — title, branch, saved-time, duration, status, then **Summary / Remaining Work / Notes**. **Foreground WHAT'S LEFT:** restore is forward-looking — surface the remaining work, don't re-litigate the past Decisions section (it's there for reference, not for re-debate).
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**Then continue the loop:** reconstruct the thread ([[00c-verifiable-threads]], §0.0c), re-attempt the deferred set ([[00j-deferred-task-resolution]], §0.0j), honor the plan ([[00e-long-horizon-planning]], §0.0e), and pick up the named next step.
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> **Lost handoff:** you spend a session mid-refactor, then stop — nothing durable written. Next week, on a fresh session in a new worktree, you re-read the code cold, re-derive the plan, re-open a decision you'd already settled, and redo work that was finished. The thread evaporated because it lived only in a window that's gone.
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> **Clean resume:** before stopping you Context-Save → `.autodev/checkpoints/20260905-1642-settings-loader-refactor.md` (branch `feat/loader`, files listed, Decisions: *split validator out; punt caching → AUT-91*, Remaining Work: *1. re-wire `index.ts` 2. fix empty-config test*, Notes: *empty-config case is RED*). Next session you Context-Restore → newest current-branch checkpoint loads, foregrounds the two remaining steps, warns nothing (branch matches), and you continue on step 1 without missing a beat.
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**Rule of thumb:** **Save** = an append-only, branch-stamped, filename-timestamped checkpoint of *decisions + remaining work*, captured (never coded) from git + the conversation. **Restore** = newest current-branch-first, forward-looking, branch-drift-aware rehydration into the loop. Between them: never lose a thread across a session, a worktree, or a compaction.
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'Context-Save (CAPTURE ONLY, no code changes): read git state (branch, status --short, diff --stat, log --oneline -10), INFER don\'t interrogate, and write an APPEND-ONLY file .autodev/checkpoints/<YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS>-<title-slug>.md — NEVER overwrite/delete an existing one (durable history). Frontmatter: status, branch (ALWAYS — critical for cross-branch restore), timestamp (ISO-8601), session_duration, files_modified. Four sections: Summary, Decisions Made, Remaining Work (numbered), Notes — Decisions+Notes are the high-signal anti-bloat parts; Remaining Work ties to the deferred set ([[00j-deferred-task-resolution]]). The filename timestamp is the canonical clock (survives mtime drift).',
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