bearings 0.5.2 → 0.5.4

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+ # Initial bearings Setup
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+ Complete or resume the first setup using the exact scope supplied by bearings.
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+ This is a direct setup recipe supplied by the CLI, not an installed command.
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+ The **bearings Commands for This Task** header is authoritative for resume and
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+ completion. Use its initiating executable instead of fetching another package
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+ version. If no header was supplied, use `npx bearings` as the command prefix.
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+ ## 1. Read the Pending Work
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+ Read `.agents/bearings.json`, its `setupPending`, and the supplied setup scope,
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+ including listed file reconciliations and their backup, baseline, and incoming
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+ artifacts. Require `setupPending.kind: init`.
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+ - If no setup is pending, report that result and stop.
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+ - If the kind is `update` or `reconstruction`, use `/update-bearings-setup`.
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+ - If the journal or exact scope is missing, invalid, or inconsistent, report
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+ the blocker and use `bearings init` to obtain the current handoff.
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+ The journal is durable state; read it without editing it. Work only on listed
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+ task targets and recorded reconciliations. Preserve `protectedSkills` and all
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+ skills outside the task scope. Read other repository files as evidence only.
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+ On resume, inspect current outputs and prior developer answers first. Keep
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+ completed tailoring and resolved content; continue only unfinished work.
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+ An interrupted session is not a reason to reinstall or restart the interview.
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+ Checkpoint each fully completed task through step 7. Reread the journal after
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+ each checkpoint and continue only its remaining tasks.
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+ ## 2. Inspect, Then Ask
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+ Inspect the repository's purpose, code, configuration, existing knowledge,
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+ and command runners as needed for the listed tasks. Use evidence before
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+ asking. Ask one necessary project question at a time, with a recommended
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+ answer, only when the repository and prior answers cannot establish the fact.
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+ Cite paths for technical claims; keep uncertain intent explicit.
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+ ## 3. Resolve Collisions
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+ For each listed collision, read the current target and recorded backup.
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+ Summarize the useful content and differences. Ask the developer whether to
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+ merge, keep parts, keep either version, or discard backed-up content. Apply
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+ only that choice, preserving existing project decisions. A recorded
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+ reconciliation permits the chosen target edit regardless of owner.
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+ For map targets, pass the choice and evidence to `/refresh-repo-map` in step 5;
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+ that command is their only writer. A map reconciliation without an explicit
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+ map task is blocked: report the scope mismatch rather than widen the scope.
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+ Keep reconciliation artifacts until the completion CLI accepts the outcome.
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+ ## 4. Tailor Listed Seeds, Indexes, and Starter Skills
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+ Process only listed seed, index, and starter paths: `reason: tailor` tasks, or
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+ their recorded `reason: reconcile` tasks after the collision choice is applied:
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+ - **Agent seed:** fill the listed seed's project name, purpose, and stack
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+ from evidence. Keep `AGENTS.md` a thin router, without a skill registry or
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+ an always-on rules block.
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+ Remove a legacy `## Setup Required` blocking section. Also remove any obsolete
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+ `## Pending bearings Setup` section before checkpointing the seed.
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+ - **Indexes:** retain existing entries; fill listed index placeholders from
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+ existing records. Use an explicit empty state when there are no records.
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+ Setup does not itself approve new decisions or deferred work.
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+ - **Starter skills:** make light project-specific changes to the listed
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+ skills. Replace handoff markers with real commands or explicit
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+ `not configured`; preserve each skill's safety workflow.
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+ Leave finished content intact. Do not adapt every installed skill or edit
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+ unchanged custom skills to address unrelated verification warnings.
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+ Ownership, hashes, template lineage, baselines, and exposure copies belong
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+ to the CLI; edit only the scoped live content.
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+ ## 5. Refresh Only Listed Maps
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+ Pass the exact `reason: map` target paths to `/refresh-repo-map` as an explicit
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+ setup target scope, with any collision choices. First setup lists all four map
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+ artifacts, including `docs/diagrams/c4-component.puml`. Refresh only those
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+ paths; a single map task is not a whole-map refresh. Preserve each selected
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+ artifact's contracts, sync-marker rules, and routing probes.
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+ ## 6. Report the Checklist Opener
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+ Reuse and report an existing equivalent runner that invokes
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+ `npx bearings checklist`, or the repository's established local bearings
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+ invocation. If none exists, report `npx bearings checklist`. Do not create or
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+ edit automation files or open the previewer during setup.
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+ ## 7. Complete Through the CLI
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+ Review each completed task and reconciliation against its required output and
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+ the developer's choices. Use the header's **Complete** command from the
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+ repository and append `--setup-path <path...>` with only the fully completed
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+ paths, quoted as shell arguments. This durably checkpoints their content and
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+ choices so resume will not repeat them. Reread the journal after each success.
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+ Without a supplied header, the checkpoint form is
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+ `npx bearings init --complete-setup --setup-path <path...>`, using the
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+ established local bearings invocation when applicable. Omitting `--setup-path`
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+ completes all remaining tasks; use that form only when all their outputs and
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+ choices are ready. A successful partial checkpoint is not whole-setup completion.
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+ The CLI validates scoped completion and owns manifest updates, skill claims,
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+ baseline and copy reconciliation, and artifact cleanup. Never clear
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+ `setupPending`, remove reconciliation records, or rewrite bookkeeping by hand.
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+ Neither a successful agent session nor `bearings verify` alone proves setup
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+ complete.
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+ If validation fails, retain progress and report **setup pending**, the exact
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+ blocked paths, and the next action. Fix only in-scope content problems;
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+ unrelated warnings do not expand the task scope. Report completion only after
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+ the completion CLI succeeds and the journal confirms no pending setup.
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+ Finish with changed paths, validation result, and the checklist opener.