clckernel 1.2.13 → 1.2.18

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+ name: clckernel-cli
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+ description: >-
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+ Conversational Agent Governance & Universal CLI Orchestrator for CLC Kernel.
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+ Use when the user issues a clckernel command (e.g. clckernel feature, clckernel fix,
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+ clckernel audit, clckernel doctor, clckernel commit, clckernel update, clckernel start)
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+ or /clckernel, or asks to initiate a feature, fix a bug, audit architecture, run tests,
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+ diagnose health, or commit changes in a project governed by CLC Kernel.
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+ ---
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+ # 🤖 CLC Kernel — Agent Governance Engine
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+ You are the runtime orchestrator of **CLC Kernel**. Your mission is to provide rigorous, deterministic AI agent governance across polyglot ecosystems (Next.js, FastAPI, Django, Astro, Rails, Go, Rust, Laravel, Agent-OS).
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+ When the developer issues a \`clckernel <command>\` or \`/clckernel <command>\` prompt, enter the designated state machine and execute its playbook without skipping steps.
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+ ## Commands
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+ | Command | Category | Description | Reference |
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+ | `feature` | Lifecycle | Execute full AIUP cycle for a new feature (Spec -> HIT -> TDD -> Clean Code -> Audit) | [reference/feature.md](reference/feature.md) |
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+ | `fix` | Lifecycle | Reproduce root cause with failing test, execute surgical fix, and audit | [reference/fix.md](reference/fix.md) |
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+ | `test` | Verification | Run stack test runner and verify clean green exit code | [reference/test.md](reference/test.md) |
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+ | `audit` | Verification | Run mandatory educational audit gate & AST validation | [reference/audit.md](reference/audit.md) |
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+ | `doctor` | Diagnostics | Check configuration health, hook parity, symlinks & AST engine | [reference/doctor.md](reference/doctor.md) |
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+ | `commit` | Version Control | Pre-flight audit, verify SDD scope, and commit with Conventional Commits | [reference/commit.md](reference/commit.md) |
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+ | `update` | Maintenance | Non-destructive update: refresh core tools, playbooks & symlinks (preserves SDDs & custom guards) | [reference/update.md](reference/update.md) |
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+ | `start` | Setup | Discover tech stack & initialize `.clckernel.yaml` | [reference/start.md](reference/start.md) |
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+ | `create_guard` | Safeguards | Scaffold a new AST/linter guard in native stack language | [reference/guard.md](reference/guard.md) |
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+ | `remove_guard` | Safeguards | Safely remove an existing guard and clean up config | [reference/guard.md](reference/guard.md) |
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+ | `phase` | Lifecycle | Add or remove pipeline execution phases | [reference/phase.md](reference/phase.md) |
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+ ## Routing & Execution Rules
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+ 1. **Explicit command (e.g. `clckernel feature auth`, `clckernel fix button`, `clckernel audit`):**
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+ Immediately load the corresponding playbook from `reference/` and execute its phases sequentially. Never skip the red TDD phase or the audit gate.
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+ 2. **General query or no arguments:**
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+ Present available commands table and ask what action to perform.
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+ 3. **Natural language intent:**
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+ - *"Nueva funcionalidad / feature"* -> Route to `feature` ([reference/feature.md](reference/feature.md))
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+ - *"Corregir bug / arreglar error"* -> Route to `fix` ([reference/fix.md](reference/fix.md))
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+ - *"Correr tests / pruebas"* -> Route to `test` ([reference/test.md](reference/test.md))
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+ - *"Auditar / verificar arquitectura"* -> Route to `audit` ([reference/audit.md](reference/audit.md))
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+ - *"Revisar estado / diagnóstico"* -> Route to `doctor` ([reference/doctor.md](reference/doctor.md))
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+ - *"Commitear / guardar cambios"* -> Route to `commit` ([reference/commit.md](reference/commit.md))
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+ 4. **Mandatory Audit Gate:** Never declare success on code changes without running the audit gate and outputting the summary.
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+ # Playbook: Mandatory Educational Audit Gate
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+ Use this playbook when auditing code quality, architecture compliance, or executing the mandatory audit gate (via `/clc audit`, `/clckernel audit`, or conversational request like *"corré la auditoría del kernel"*).
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+ ## Execution
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+ 1. **Locate Audit Tool:** Check available audit scripts:
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+ - `node tools/audit.js` (JavaScript / Node environment)
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+ - `python tools/audit.py` (Python / Backend environment)
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+ 2. **Execute Audit:** Run the tool within project workspace.
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+ 3. **Educational Summary:** Output the educational audit summary highlighting:
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+ - AST Architectural conformance
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+ - TDD compliance & test coverage
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+ - Security & Secrets scan results
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+ - Performance / DB efficiency checks
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+ 4. **Actionable Feedback:** If any guard fails, explain the exact violation, why it breaches architectural invariants, and how to remediate it.
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+ # 📦 Playbook: \`clckernel commit <message>\`
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+ Safely commit changes after verifying all pre-flight quality and architecture gates.
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+ ## Mandatory Execution Protocol
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+ ### Step 1: Pre-Flight AST Audit
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+ 1. Run \`node tools/audit.js\` or \`python tools/audit.py\`.
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+ 2. Ensure 100% of discovered guards pass with 0 errors and 0 secret leaks.
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+ ### Step 2: Scope Verification
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+ 1. Compare \`git diff --cached\` (or unstaged diff) against the active SDD spec in \`sdds/{change}/\`.
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+ 2. Verify that no files outside the agreed feature scope are staged.
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+ ### Step 3: Conventional Commit Formatting
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+ 1. Format commit message according to Conventional Commits:
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+ - \`feat(...): ...\`
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+ - \`fix(...): ...\`
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+ - \`refactor(...): ...\`
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+ - \`test(...): ...\`
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+ - \`docs(...): ...\`
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+ 2. **STRICT LAW:** NEVER add "Co-Authored-By", AI signatures, or AI attribution.
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+ 3. Stage required files and commit cleanly.
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+ # Playbook: Kernel Doctor & Diagnostics
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+ Use this playbook to diagnose environment health, detect hook drift, or verify configuration integrity (via `/clc doctor`, `/clckernel doctor`, or conversational request like *"revisá el estado del kernel"*).
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+ ## Checks
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+ 1. **Config Integrity:** Validate `.clckernel.yaml` syntax and presence of required sections (`framework`, `language`, `project_type`, `safeguards`).
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+ 2. **Hook Parity:** Check that git hooks (`.githooks/pre-commit` or `.husky/pre-commit`) are installed and executable (`chmod +x`).
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+ 3. **Tools & Guards Health:** Verify that scripts referenced in `.clckernel.yaml` exist in `tools/` and run without syntax errors.
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+ 4. **Drift Remediation:** If drift is detected, offer automatic fix or report clear steps.
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+ # 🚀 Playbook: \`clckernel feature <name>\`
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+ Guide the developer through implementing a new feature strictly governed by the **AI Unified Process (AIUP)**.
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+ ## Mandatory Execution Protocol
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+ ### Step 1: Research & Impact Analysis
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+ 1. Inspect the codebase, existing modules, and architecture layers before writing any code.
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+ 2. Determine affected architectural layers (Domain, Use Cases, Infrastructure, Presentation).
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+ ### Step 2: Local SDD Specification
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+ 1. Create a local specification file at \`sdds/{name}/spec.md\` (or \`sdds/{name}/01-spec.md\`).
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+ 2. Document:
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+ - Feature purpose and user requirements.
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+ - API / Domain contracts and interfaces.
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+ - Affected files and strict layer boundaries.
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+ - Planned test scenarios (unit, integration, edge cases).
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+ ### Step 3: Human-in-the-Loop (HIT) Review Gate
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+ 1. Present the proposed SDD spec, contracts, and test scenarios directly to the user in chat.
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+ 2. **STOP.** Explicitly ask for developer confirmation:
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+ > *"Review the proposed contracts and test scenarios above. Shall we proceed to the Red TDD phase?"*
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+ 3. Wait for the user's approval before touching any production source files.
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+ ### Step 4: TDD Red Phase (Failing Test)
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+ 1. Write a failing regression or unit test demonstrating the new feature requirement.
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+ 2. Run the test suite and verify it fails with a non-zero exit code.
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+ 3. Confirm that the failure message proves the feature is missing or non-functional.
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+ ### Step 5: Clean Implementation (Green Phase)
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+ 1. Implement the minimal clean code necessary to make the failing test pass.
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+ 2. Maintain strict Clean Architecture boundaries (Domain -> Use Case -> Infrastructure).
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+ 3. Re-run tests to confirm 100% green pass.
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+ ### Step 6: Mandatory AST Audit Gate
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+ 1. Execute \`node tools/audit.js\` or \`python tools/audit.py\`.
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+ 2. Output the Educational Summary table to stdout.
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+ 3. Verify zero secrets, zero layer violations, and zero N+1 queries.
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+ # 🔧 Playbook: \`clckernel fix <issue>\`
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+ Enforce deterministic bug fixing without quick-fix shortcuts or superficial patches.
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+ ## Mandatory Execution Protocol
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+ ### Step 1: Root Cause & Traceback Analysis
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+ 1. Analyze the issue description, error logs, and stack trace.
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+ 2. Inspect the relevant files and surrounding architecture to pinpoint the exact failure mechanism.
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+ 3. **DO NOT** edit source code directly to "try things out".
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+ ### Step 2: TDD Red Phase (Regression Test)
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+ 1. Write a focused test that reproduces the bug demonstrably.
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+ 2. Run the test and verify it fails with the exact error described.
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+ 3. Log the failure output as proof of regression reproduction.
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+ ### Step 3: Surgical Clean Architecture Fix (Green Phase)
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+ 1. Apply the minimal surgical change addressing the root cause.
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+ 2. Respect layer isolation: do not bypass Domain or Use Case rules for convenience.
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+ 3. Run the regression test and confirm it passes in green.
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+ ### Step 4: Mandatory Audit Gate
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+ 1. Execute \`node tools/audit.js\` or \`python tools/audit.py\`.
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+ 2. Output the Educational Summary table to verify no side effects or guard violations occurred.
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+ # Playbook: Safeguards Management (Create & Remove)
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+ Use this playbook when the user wants to add, modify, or delete custom architecture/security guards (via `/clc create_guard`, `/clc remove_guard`, or natural language like *"creá un guard para bloquear imports prohibidos"*).
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+ ## 🛠️ Create Guard
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+ 1. **Clarify Objective:** If not specified, ask what AST node, pattern, or security risk to intercept. **STOP.** Wait for details.
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+ 2. **Native Language Implementation:** Write the guard script in the native stack language:
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+ - Python projects -> Python `ast` script in `tools/guards/<name>_guard.py`
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+ - Node / TS projects -> JS/TS script in `tools/guards/<name>_guard.js`
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+ - Go projects -> Go `go/parser` / `ast` script
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+ - Ruby projects -> Ruby `parser` gem script
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+ 3. **Register in Config:** Add the guard definition under `custom_safeguards` or `tools` in `.clckernel.yaml`.
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+ 4. **Validation:** Run the script against test fixtures to confirm it flags violations and exits cleanly on compliant code.
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+ ## 🗑️ Remove Guard
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+ 1. Identify the target guard from user request or ask for confirmation.
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+ 2. Update `.clckernel.yaml` removing the guard entry.
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+ 3. If requested, delete the corresponding file from `tools/guards/`.
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+ 4. Confirm removal cleanly.
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+ # Playbook: Execution Phases Management
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+ Use this playbook when adding, modifying, or removing lifecycle phases in the AIUP governance pipeline (via `/clc add_phase`, `/clc remove_phase`, or conversational request like *"agregá una fase de smoke test antes del commit"*).
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+ ## Guidelines
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+ 1. **Understand Phase Purpose:**
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+ - Pre-implementation (e.g. Research, SDD spec, RFC alignment)
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+ - Implementation (e.g. TDD Red/Green, Layer Check)
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+ - Verification / Audit (e.g. AST Audit, E2E, Smoke test)
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+ - Delivery (e.g. Git pre-commit, PR generation)
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+ 2. **Update `.clckernel.yaml`:**
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+ - Preserve execution order and dependencies.
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+ - Specify whether the phase is blocking (`required: true`) or advisory (`required: false`).
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+ 3. **Confirm & Validate:**
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+ - Present the updated pipeline flow to the user.
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+ # Playbook: Start / Initialize CLC Kernel
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+ Use this playbook when the user wants to initialize, start, or set up governance in a project (via `/clc start`, `/clckernel start`, or conversational request like *"inicializar el proyecto con clc"*).
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+ ## Sequence
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+ ### Phase 1: Silent Discovery
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+ 1. Inspect project root files without asking. Look for signatures:
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+ - `package.json` -> Next.js / Astro / Node
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+ - `requirements.txt` / `pyproject.toml` -> FastAPI / Django
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+ - `go.mod` -> Go
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+ - `Cargo.toml` -> Rust
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+ - `Gemfile` -> Rails
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+ - `composer.json` -> Laravel
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+ - `Dockerfile`, `docker-compose.yml`, `redis.conf`, `celery.py` -> Secondary tech stack
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+ 2. **Rule:** Never guess the tech stack. Inspect the actual repository files.
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+ ### Phase 2: Interactive Alignment
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+ Present detected stack and proposal clearly:
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+ 1. Summarize detected architecture and auto-provisioned safeguards (e.g., TDD Red/Green, AST architecture guard, DB efficiency, secrets scan, tech-specific guards).
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+ 2. Ask one clear question:
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+ - *"¿Activamos estas fases y salvaguardas estándar, o querés personalizar alguna regla o fase?"*
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+ 3. **STOP.** Wait for the user's response.
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+ ### Phase 3: Materialization
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+ 1. Write or update `.clckernel.yaml` at project root.
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+ 2. If hooks are configured, ensure `.githooks/pre-commit` or `.husky/pre-commit` are provisioned.
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+ 3. Confirm completion with a concise summary.
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+ # 🧪 Playbook: \`clckernel test\`
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+ ## Mandatory Execution Protocol
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+ ### Step 1: Detect Test Runner
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+ 1. Inspect \`.clckernel.yaml\` or project files to identify the configured test runner:
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+ - Node: \`npm test\` / \`vitest\` / \`jest\`
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+ - Python: \`pytest\`
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+ - Go: \`go test ./...\`
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+ - Ruby: \`bundle exec rspec\`
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+ - Rust: \`cargo test\`
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+ - PHP: \`vendor/bin/pest\` / \`phpunit\`
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+ ### Step 2: Run Tests
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+ 1. Execute the test command.
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+ 2. If tests fail:
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+ - Propose fixing through the \`clckernel fix\` protocol.
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+ 3. If tests pass:
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+ - Confirm green test status (exit code 0).
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+ # Playbook: Update / Upgrade CLC Kernel
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+ Use this playbook when the user wants to update an existing project to the latest version of CLC Kernel (via `/clc update`, `clckernel update`, `npx clckernel update`, or conversational request like *"actualizar clckernel en el proyecto"*).
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+ ## Invariants: The Non-Destructive Update Contract
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+ 1. **NEVER DELETE OR OVERWRITE `sdds/`:** All local specifications (`sdds/*/spec.md`, `plan.md`) must stay 100% intact.
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+ 2. **NEVER TOUCH CUSTOM GUARDS:** Any user-defined scripts under `tools/guards/` are preserved without alteration.
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+ 3. **NEVER OVERWRITE CONFIGURATION:** Existing `.clckernel.yaml` or `.clc-forge.yaml` settings and custom thresholds remain intact.
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+ 4. **NEVER MODIFY APPLICATION CODE:** Source files, domain layers, and application tests are never touched.
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+ ## Update Sequence
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+ ### Phase 1: Inspection & Detection
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+ 1. Verify the project is already governed by checking for `AGENTS.md`, `.clckernel.yaml`, `.husky/pre-commit`, or `.githooks/pre-commit`.
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+ 2. Inspect the active framework and test runner.
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+ ### Phase 2: Refresh Core Infrastructure
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+ 1. Refresh bundled AST audit tools in `tools/`:
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+ - Built-in guards (`scan_secrets.js`, `check_responsive.js`, `check_seo.js`, `check_db_efficiency.py`, `check_custom.js`, `docker_guard.py`, etc.)
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+ 2. Refresh Agent Skills & Playbooks:
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+ - Synchronize `.agents/skills/clckernel_cli/` with latest playbooks and references.
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+ 3. Refresh Cross-IDE Rule Symlinks:
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+ - Ensure `CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `.cursorrules`, `.cursor/rules/*.mdc`, `.github/copilot-instructions.md`, and `.antigravity/rules.md` link to `AGENTS.md`.
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+ ### Phase 3: Verification & Reporting
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+ 1. Run `node tools/audit.js` or `python tools/audit.py` to verify harness health.
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+ 2. Output a transparent Educational Summary highlighting:
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+ - What was preserved (SDDs, custom guards, YAML configuration)
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  ## 📋 Tabla de Contenidos
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  - [🎯 Casos de Uso](#-casos-de-uso)
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  - [🏛️ El Proceso Unificado de IA (AIUP)](#️-el-proceso-unificado-de-ia-aiup)
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+ - [🔍 Desarrollo Guiado por Revisión (RDD) y los 4 Lentes](#-desarrollo-guiado-por-revisión-rdd-y-los-4-lentes)
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  - [⚡ Guía Paso a Paso (Ciclo Completo)](#-guía-paso-a-paso-ciclo-completo)
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  - [🎮 Interfaz Universal de Comandos](#-interfaz-universal-de-comandos)
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  - [🔄 Actualización de Proyectos Existentes](#-actualización-de-proyectos-existentes)
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  - [🌐 Ecosistemas Soportados y Arquetipos](#-ecosistemas-soportados-y-arquetipos)
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+ - [🏛️ Arquitectura: Standalone vs. Simbiosis con Gentle AI](#-arquitectura-standalone-vs-simbiosis-con-gentle-ai)
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  - [🧩 Herramientas Complementarias (Opcionales)](#-herramientas-complementarias-opcionales)
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+ - [📖 Glosario de Términos Clave](#-glosario-de-términos-clave)
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  - [📄 Licencia](#-licencia)
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+ ## 🔍 Desarrollo Guiado por Revisión (RDD) y los 4 Lentes
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+ CLC Kernel estructura todas sus compuertas de auditoría bajo los principios de **Review-Driven Development (RDD)**, organizando cada salvaguarda en torno a los **4 Lentes Canónicos de Revisión**:
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+ ```
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+ │ LOS 4 LENTES CANÓNICOS DE REVISIÓN │
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+ ├─────────────────────┬───────────────────┬───────────────────┬───────────────┤
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+ │ 🎯 CORRECTITUD │ 🛡️ SEGURIDAD │ 🏛️ ARQUITECTURA │ ⚡ RENDIMIENTO│
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+ │ Bugs funcionales, │ Fuga de secretos, │ Violación capas, │ N+1 queries, │
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+ │ scope drift, TDD, │ bypass permisos, │ límites de dominio│ tamaño bundle,│
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+ │ contratos API │ eval peligroso │ deps circulares │ memory leaks │
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+ └─────────────────────┴───────────────────┴───────────────────┴───────────────┘
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+ ```
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+ 1. **Informe Educativo para Humanos (`05-audit-report.md`):** Explica detalladamente qué pasó, falló o fue omitido agrupado por cada lente.
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+ 2. **Recibo Inmutable de Auditoría (`audit-receipt.json`):** Un archivo JSON inmutable y legible por máquina vinculado al `commitHash` actual que certifica el resultado para compuertas automatizadas de revisión (como Gentle AI).
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+ ## 🏛️ Arquitectura: Standalone vs. Simbiosis con Gentle AI
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+ CLC Kernel está diseñado bajo una **filosofía de cero dependencias forzadas**: opera como un motor de gobernanza 100% autosuficiente y local, ofreciendo a su vez interoperabilidad nativa y fluida con el ecosistema de [Gentle AI](https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai).
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+ <div align="center">
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+ <img src="./docs/Architecture/clckernel-symbiosis.visual-check.2048x1320.dark.png" alt="CLC Kernel Standalone vs Simbiosis con Gentle AI (Diagrama Archify)" width="100%" />
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+ </div>
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+ > 💡 *Diagrama Interactivo: Generado con [Archify](https://github.com/tt-a1i/archify). Podés abrir [`docs/Architecture/clckernel-symbiosis.html`](./docs/Architecture/clckernel-symbiosis.html) para explorar la animación de flujo, cambiar entre modo claro/oscuro e inspeccionar detalles de cada nodo.*
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+ ```mermaid
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+ flowchart TD
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+ subgraph CORE["🤖 CLC KERNEL (Motor Central de Gobernanza)"]
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+ SSOT["1. Ley SSOT<br/>(AGENTS.md y Symlinks para IDEs)"]
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+ AIUP["2. Arnés AIUP<br/>(SDD + HITL + TDD Rojo-a-Verde)"]
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+ AST["3. Linters AST &lt;5ms<br/>(Reglas de Capas, Secretos y Migraciones)"]
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+ RECEIPT["4. Motor de Auditoría 4-Lentes<br/>(Genera audit-receipt.json)"]
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+ SSOT --> AIUP --> AST --> RECEIPT
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+ end
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+ RECEIPT -->|audit-receipt.json| MODES{Modo de Ejecución}
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+ subgraph MODE1["🟢 MODO 1: STANDALONE (100% Local y Desconectado)"]
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+ M1_1["• Cero dependencias externas"]
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+ M1_2["• Ejecución nativa AST en &lt; 5ms"]
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+ M1_3["• Hook Git pre-commit bloquea físicamente commits inválidos"]
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+ M1_4["• Reporte autosuficiente 05-audit-report.md"]
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+ end
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+ subgraph MODE2["🟣 MODO 2: + SIMBIOSIS CON GENTLE AI"]
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+ M2_1["🧠 Engram (MCP): Contexto persistente y seguimiento de ADRs"]
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+ M2_2["🛡️ Gentle AI (RDD): Revisión multi-agente adversarial"]
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+ M2_3["🕸️ Graphify: Topología de código y análisis de impacto"]
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+ M2_4["🔗 Sin bloqueo de proveedor: Consume audit-receipt.json sin fricción"]
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+ end
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+ ```
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+ ## 📖 Glosario de Términos Clave
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+ | Término | Definición |
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+ | **SDD** *(Spec-Driven Development)* | Metodología orientada a especificaciones previas donde los contratos técnicos, esquemas, criterios de aceptación y escenarios de prueba se redactan en specs locales gitignoradas (`sdds/{cambio}/spec.md`) antes de modificar código fuente. |
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+ | **RDD** *(Review-Driven Development)* | Metodología de verificación adversarial y estructurada donde los cambios se auditan a través de cuatro lentes ortogonales (Correctitud, Seguridad, Arquitectura y Rendimiento) para garantizar compuertas sistemáticas de calidad antes del merge o commit. |
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+ | **AIUP** *(AI Unified Process)* | El ciclo de vida gobernado de punta a punta implementado por CLC Kernel: Investigación $\rightarrow$ SDD local $\rightarrow$ Aprobación Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) $\rightarrow$ TDD Rojo a Verde $\rightarrow$ Compuerta de Auditoría AST $\rightarrow$ Conventional Commit. |
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+ | **HIT / HITL** *(Human-in-the-Loop)* | Compuerta obligatoria de aprobación donde un ingeniero humano valida contratos, decisiones arquitectónicas y pruebas propuestas antes de que un agente autónomo edite código de producción. |
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+ | **TDD** *(Test-Driven Development)* | Práctica de ingeniería de reproducir bugs o especificar nuevas funcionalidades mediante un test automatizado que falle (Fase Roja) antes de escribir el código mínimo de producción para que pase (Fase Verde). |
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+ | **Guard AST** *(Salvaguarda de Árbol de Sintaxis Abstracta)* | Script liviano de análisis estático sin dependencias foráneas escrito en el lenguaje nativo del stack (Python `ast`, TypeScript Compiler API, Go `go/parser`, RuboCop, etc.) que se ejecuta en menos de 5ms para bloquear físicamente violaciones antes del commit. |
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+ | **SSOT** *(Single Source of Truth / Única Fuente de Verdad)* | Principio de gobernanza centralizada donde `AGENTS.md` funciona como la ley única, proyectándose automáticamente a todos los entornos de agentes (`CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `.cursorrules`, Copilot) mediante symlinks del sistema de archivos. |
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+ | **Recibo de Auditoría** *(Audit Receipt)* | Artefacto JSON inmutable y legible por máquina (`audit-receipt.json`) producido por el motor de auditoría con la marca de tiempo, hash del commit, veredictos por cada lente y metadatos de compatibilidad RDD para Gentle AI. |
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+ | **ADR** *(Architectural Decision Record)* | Documento estandarizado bajo `docs/Journal/` que captura decisiones arquitectónicas clave, contexto histórico, alternativas evaluadas y consecuencias. |
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+ | **Agent-OS** | Arquetipo de sistema operativo para flujos de agentes y dominios no técnicos (por ejemplo: Marketing OS, Content Ops, Research OS) gobernado por arquitectura de dos capas, validación estricta de esquemas y compuertas HITL. |
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+ CLC Kernel structures all verification and audit gates around **Review-Driven Development (RDD)**, categorizing every safeguard across the **4 Canonical Review Lenses**:
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+ │ THE 4 CANONICAL REVIEW LENSES │
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+ │ 🎯 CORRECTNESS │ 🛡️ SECURITY │ 🏛️ ARCHITECTURE │ ⚡ PERFORMANCE│
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+ │ Functional bugs, │ Secret leaks, │ Layer violations, │ N+1 queries, │
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+ │ scope drift, TDD, │ permission bypass,│ domain boundaries,│ bundle size, │
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+ ```
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+ CLC Kernel is architected with a **zero-lock-in philosophy**: it functions as a 100% self-sufficient local governance engine, while offering seamless, native interoperability with the [Gentle AI](https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai) ecosystem.
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+ > 💡 *Interactive Diagram: Built with [Archify](https://github.com/tt-a1i/archify). Open [`docs/Architecture/clckernel-symbiosis.html`](./docs/Architecture/clckernel-symbiosis.html) for full trace animation, theme switching, and deep-link node inspection.*
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+ ```mermaid
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+ subgraph CORE["🤖 CLC KERNEL (Core Governance Engine)"]
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+ SSOT["1. SSOT Law<br/>(AGENTS.md & IDE Mirrors)"]
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+ AIUP["2. AIUP Harness<br/>(SDD + HITL + TDD Red-to-Green)"]
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+ AST["3. AST Guards &lt;5ms<br/>(Layer, Secret & Migration Rules)"]
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+ RECEIPT["4. 4-Lens Audit Engine<br/>(Emits audit-receipt.json)"]
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+ end
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+ subgraph MODE1["🟢 MODE 1: STANDALONE (100% Local & Offline)"]
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+ M1_1["• Zero foreign dependencies"]
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+ M1_2["• Native stack AST execution in &lt; 5ms"]
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+ M1_3["• Git pre-commit hook physically blocks invalid commits"]
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+ M1_4["• Self-contained 05-audit-report.md"]
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+ end
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+ subgraph MODE2["🟣 MODE 2: + GENTLE AI SYMBIOSIS"]
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+ M2_1["🧠 Engram (MCP): Persistent context & ADR tracking"]
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+ M2_2["🛡️ Gentle AI (RDD): Multi-agent adversarial review"]
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+ M2_3["🕸️ Graphify: Codebase topology & blast radius analysis"]
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+ end
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+ ```
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+ | Term | Definition |
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+ | **SDD** *(Spec-Driven Development)* | A specification-first methodology where detailed technical contracts, schemas, acceptance criteria, and test scenarios are authored in local, gitignored specs (`sdds/{change}/spec.md`) before modifying source code. |
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+ | **RDD** *(Review-Driven Development)* | An adversarial and structured code verification methodology where changes are audited across four orthogonal lenses (Correctness, Security, Architecture, Performance) to ensure systematic quality gates before merge or commit. |
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+ | **AIUP** *(AI Unified Process)* | The end-to-end governed lifecycle implemented by CLC Kernel: Research $\rightarrow$ Local SDD $\rightarrow$ Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) approval $\rightarrow$ TDD Red-to-Green $\rightarrow$ AST Guard Audit Gate $\rightarrow$ Conventional Commit. |
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+ | **HIT / HITL** *(Human-in-the-Loop)* | A mandatory approval gate where a human engineer validates contracts, architecture decisions, and proposed tests before an autonomous agent executes production code edits. |
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+ | **TDD** *(Test-Driven Development)* | The engineering practice of writing a failing automated regression test (Red Phase) to reproduce an issue or specify a new feature before writing the minimal production code to make it pass (Green Phase). |
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+ | **AST Guard** *(Abstract Syntax Tree Safeguard)* | A lightweight, zero-dependency static analysis script in the stack's native language (Python `ast`, TypeScript Compiler API, Go `go/parser`, RuboCop, etc.) executing in under 5ms to physically block architectural violations before git commits. |
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+ | **SSOT** *(Single Source of Truth)* | The centralized governance principle where `AGENTS.md` acts as the single source of truth, mirrored automatically to all AI IDE config files (`CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `.cursorrules`, Copilot) via filesystem symlinks. |
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+ | **Audit Receipt** | An immutable, machine-readable JSON artifact (`audit-receipt.json`) produced by the audit engine containing the timestamp, commit hash, per-lens verdicts, and Gentle AI RDD compatibility metadata. |
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+ | **ADR** *(Architectural Decision Record)* | A standardized document in `docs/Journal/` capturing significant architectural decisions, context, evaluated alternatives, and consequences. |
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+ | **Agent-OS** | An operating system archetype for non-tech domain workflows (e.g. Marketing OS, Content Ops, Research OS) governed by dual-layer architecture, strict schema validation, and HITL checkpoints. |
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94
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101
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103
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107
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108
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107
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108
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109
109
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110
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111
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199
199
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200
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201
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201
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204
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