codeloop 0.1.3 → 0.1.6

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  # CodeLoop Verification Rules
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+ ## FIRST: Before running any terminal commands, show this to the user:
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+ Before you run your first terminal command in this session, display this
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+ message to the user in the chat:
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+ "⚡ **CodeLoop Quick Setup** — To avoid clicking 'Run' on every terminal
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+ command, enable Cursor Auto-Run (one-time):
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+ **Cmd+Shift+J** → Features → Terminal → Auto-Run Mode → **Yolo**
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+ (or 'Auto-Run with Allowlist' for safer mode)"
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+ Only show this once per session. If the user has already enabled Auto-Run,
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+ they can ignore this message.
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  ## After implementing or modifying any feature:
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  1. Call codeloop_verify to run all checks on the current project
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  2. Read the structured output carefully — trust deterministic results first, visual diffs second, model opinions third
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  5. After fixing, call codeloop_verify again to confirm the fixes worked
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  6. Repeat until all failures are resolved or a blocker is identified
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+ ## After codeloop_verify passes — MANDATORY visual review for UI projects:
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+ If the project has a UI (Flutter, web app, mobile app, desktop app):
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+ ### Step A: Screenshot review (static correctness)
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+ 1. Build and run the app
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+ 2. Call codeloop_discover_screens to find all routes/pages from source code
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+ 3. Navigate to each page and call codeloop_capture_screenshot for each one
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+ 4. Explore buttons, tabs, menus, and links to find additional pages
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+ 5. Call codeloop_visual_review to analyze ALL captured screenshots
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+ 6. Fix any visual/UX issues found (layout, sizing, responsiveness, usability)
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+ ### Step B: Video capture review (dynamic correctness)
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+ After screenshots pass, record yourself OPERATING the app to catch transition,
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+ animation, and real-world UX issues that static screenshots miss:
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+ 1. Identify 2-3 core user journeys (e.g., onboarding, main workflow, settings)
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+ 2. Build and launch the app (if not already running)
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+ 3. Call codeloop_start_recording with app_name — this brings the app to front and
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+ starts recording in the background. The app window is un-minimized automatically.
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+ 4. While recording is active, you MUST interact with the app. Do NOT just let it sit idle.
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+ The video must show real interactions, not a still image. Follow the platform guide below.
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+ 5. Wait 1-2 seconds between each interaction so frames capture each state change.
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+ 6. Call codeloop_stop_recording — this finalizes the video and restores the IDE to the front.
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+ 7. Call codeloop_interaction_replay with the run_id and expected_flow description
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+ 8. Analyze the returned frame sequence for: broken transitions, stuck loading states,
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+ window sizing issues, animation glitches, navigation dead-ends, and flow completion
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+ 9. Fix any dynamic UX issues found
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+ 10. ONLY THEN proceed to gate_check
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+ ### How to operate the app during recording:
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+ **Step 0: Identify the interaction types your app needs.**
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+ Read the source code to understand what interactions the app supports. Different
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+ apps require different interaction types. Choose from this list:
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+ | Interaction | When to use | macOS osascript | Playwright | Maestro |
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+ | Click/tap | Buttons, links, menus, tabs | \`click at {x,y}\` | \`page.click(selector)\` | \`- tapOn: "label"\` |
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+ | Double-click | Select word, zoom, open item | \`double click at {x,y}\` | \`page.dblclick(selector)\` | \`- doubleTapOn\` |
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+ | Right-click | Context menus | \`click at {x,y} with command down\` | \`page.click(sel, {button:'right'})\` | N/A |
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+ | Type text | Input fields, search, forms | \`keystroke "hello"\` | \`page.fill(sel, "hello")\` | \`- inputText: "hello"\` |
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+ | Key press | Enter, Escape, Tab, shortcuts | \`key code 36\` (Return) | \`page.keyboard.press('Enter')\` | \`- pressKey: Enter\` |
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+ | Drag / draw | Drawing canvas, sliders, resize | \`click at {x1,y1}\` then \`click at {x2,y2}\` | \`page.mouse.move(); mouse.down(); mouse.move(); mouse.up()\` | \`- swipe\` |
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+ | Draw lines/curves | Ruler, design, annotation tools | Click multiple points with delays between | \`mouse.down()\` → series of \`mouse.move()\` → \`mouse.up()\` | Swipe gestures |
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+ | Scroll | Long pages, lists, content areas | \`scroll area 1 ... scroll down\` | \`page.mouse.wheel(0, 500)\` | \`- scroll\` |
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+ | Hover | Tooltips, dropdown menus | Move mouse without clicking | \`page.hover(selector)\` | N/A |
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+ | Long press | Mobile context actions | Hold click for 1+ seconds | \`page.click(sel, {delay: 1000})\` | \`- longPressOn\` |
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+ | Pinch/zoom | Maps, images, canvas | N/A (desktop) | N/A (browser) | \`- pinch\` |
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+ | Select from dropdown | Dropdown menus, pickers | Click dropdown → click option | \`page.selectOption(sel, val)\` | Tap to open → tap option |
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+ | Drag and drop | Sortable lists, kanban, file upload | Mouse down → move → mouse up | \`page.dragAndDrop(src, dst)\` | Swipe from → to |
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+ **Deciding which interactions to perform:**
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+ 1. Read the app's source code: what features are implemented?
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+ - A drawing app → test drawing lines, curves, shapes (click-drag sequences)
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+ - A form-heavy app → test typing in fields, selecting dropdowns, submitting
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+ - A navigation app → test clicking links, tabs, back buttons, breadcrumbs
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+ - A canvas/ruler app → test clicking points, drawing measurements, using tools
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+ - A dashboard → test clicking charts, filtering data, expanding panels
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+ 2. Study the golden screenshots from Step A — what buttons, tools, and modes exist?
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+ 3. Plan a realistic user journey that exercises the core features
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+ **Desktop apps (Flutter, native macOS/Windows/Linux):**
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+ Use OS-level automation. First study the golden screenshots and source code.
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+ *macOS:*
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+ - Click: \`osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to click at {x, y}'\`
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+ - Drag/draw: click start point, wait, click end point (or series of points)
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+ - Type text: \`osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to keystroke "text"'\`
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+ - Key press: \`osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to key code 36'\` (Return=36, Escape=53, Tab=48)
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+ - Right-click: \`osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to click at {x,y} with {control down}'\`
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+ *Windows:*
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+ Use PowerShell with user32.dll for automation:
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+ - Click: \`powershell -Command "Add-Type @'\\nusing System;using System.Runtime.InteropServices;\\npublic class W{[DllImport(\\"user32.dll\\")]public static extern bool SetCursorPos(int X,int Y);[DllImport(\\"user32.dll\\")]public static extern void mouse_event(uint f,int x,int y,uint d,UIntPtr e);}\\n'@; [W]::SetCursorPos(X,Y); [W]::mouse_event(0x0002,0,0,0,[UIntPtr]::Zero); Start-Sleep -Ms 50; [W]::mouse_event(0x0004,0,0,0,[UIntPtr]::Zero)"\`
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+ - Type text: \`powershell -Command "[System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys]::SendWait('text')"\`
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+ - Key press: \`powershell -Command "Add-Type @'\\nusing System;using System.Runtime.InteropServices;\\npublic class K{[DllImport(\\"user32.dll\\")]public static extern void keybd_event(byte k,byte s,uint f,UIntPtr e);}\\n'@; [K]::keybd_event(0x0D,0,0,[UIntPtr]::Zero); Start-Sleep -Ms 50; [K]::keybd_event(0x0D,0,2,[UIntPtr]::Zero)"\` (Enter=0x0D, Esc=0x1B, Tab=0x09)
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+ *Linux:*
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+ - Click: \`xdotool mousemove X Y click 1\`
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+ - Type text: \`xdotool type "text"\`
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+ - Key press: \`xdotool key Return\` (Return, Escape, Tab, space, etc.)
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+ - Drag: \`xdotool mousemove X1 Y1 mousedown 1 mousemove X2 Y2 mouseup 1\`
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+ All platforms: use codeloop_capture_screenshot between interactions to verify each action worked.
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+ **Web apps (React, Next.js, Vue, etc.):**
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+ Run Playwright test scripts that operate the real browser during recording:
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+ - \`npx playwright test --headed\` to run tests in a visible browser
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+ - Playwright handles clicks, typing, drag-and-drop, scrolling, hover — all captured in video
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+ - For drawing/canvas: use \`page.mouse.down()\`, \`page.mouse.move(x,y)\`, \`page.mouse.up()\`
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+ - Browser console logs are automatically captured by CodeLoop during recording
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+ **Mobile apps (iOS/Android):**
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+ *Android (emulator):*
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+ Use ADB commands or Maestro flows:
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+ - Tap: \`adb shell input tap X Y\`
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+ - Type: \`adb shell input text "hello"\`
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+ - Key press: \`adb shell input keyevent KEYCODE_ENTER\` (KEYCODE_BACK, KEYCODE_HOME, KEYCODE_TAB)
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+ - Swipe/scroll: \`adb shell input swipe X1 Y1 X2 Y2 300\`
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+ - Screenshot: \`adb shell screencap -p /sdcard/screen.png && adb pull /sdcard/screen.png\`
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+ - Start codeloop_start_recording with target_type="android_emulator" for device-level recording
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+ - App logs captured via \`adb logcat\` automatically during recording
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+ *iOS (simulator — macOS only):*
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+ Use Maestro or simctl:
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+ - Maestro flows: \`maestro test flows/\` — taps, swipes, long-press, pinch, scroll, text input
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+ - Launch app: \`xcrun simctl launch booted com.example.app\`
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+ - Terminate: \`xcrun simctl terminate booted com.example.app\`
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+ - Screenshot: \`xcrun simctl io booted screenshot output.png\`
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+ - Start codeloop_start_recording with target_type="ios_simulator" for simulator-level recording
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+ - App logs captured via \`simctl log stream\` automatically during recording
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+ *Android Studio native:*
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+ - Build: \`./gradlew assembleDebug\`
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+ - Test: \`./gradlew connectedAndroidTest\`
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+ - Interact via ADB commands as above
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+ *Xcode/Swift native (macOS only):*
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+ - Build: \`xcodebuild build -scheme AppName\`
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+ - Test: \`xcodebuild test -scheme AppName -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 16'\`
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+ - Interact via Maestro or XCUITest
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+ **Critical:** The video MUST show the app changing state — not a still image.
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+ Match the interaction types to what the app actually does. If the app is a drawing
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+ tool, the video must show drawing. If it's a form, the video must show typing and
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+ submitting. If you cannot automate a specific interaction, tell the user to operate
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+ the app manually while recording is active.
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+ **App logs:** CodeLoop automatically captures app runtime logs during video recording:
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+ - Flutter apps: \`flutter logs\` output
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+ - Android: \`adb logcat\` filtered to the app
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+ - iOS Simulator: \`simctl log stream\`
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+ - Native macOS: \`log stream --process\`
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+ - Web: browser console events via Playwright
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+ These logs are included in the interaction_replay analysis so you can correlate
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+ visual frames with runtime errors, warnings, and exceptions.
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+ Window management: CodeLoop automatically brings the app to front before capture
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+ (even if minimized) and restores the IDE back to front after capture completes.
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+ If the IDE is not restored, CodeLoop falls back to activating Cursor/VS Code/Terminal.
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+ Do NOT call gate_check for a UI project without BOTH screenshot AND video evidence.
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+ Screenshots catch per-page layout issues. Video catches cross-page flow issues,
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+ transitions, animations, real window behavior, and interaction bugs that static
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+ screenshots miss entirely (e.g., wrong window size, broken navigation, stuck modals).
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  ## Before marking any task or feature as complete:
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- 1. Call codeloop_gate_check with the run_id, spec path, and acceptance path
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- 2. If the result says "continue_fixing", keep fixing and re-verifying
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- 3. If the result says "escalate", stop and report the blockers to the developer
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- 4. Only declare the task complete when gate_check returns "ready_for_review" with confidence >= 85%
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+ 1. Call codeloop_check_workflow to see which verification steps are still pending
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+ 2. Complete ALL pending steps listed by codeloop_check_workflow
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+ 3. Call codeloop_gate_check with the run_id, spec path, and acceptance path
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+ 4. If the result says "continue_fixing", keep fixing and re-verifying
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+ 5. If the result says "escalate", stop and report the blockers to the developer
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+ 6. Only declare the task complete when gate_check returns "ready_for_review" with confidence >= 85%
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+ 7. Call codeloop_check_workflow one final time to confirm everything is done
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+ ## After the ENTIRE development loop is complete — MANDATORY development log:
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+ Once all features are implemented, all gate checks pass, and the project is ready,
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+ you MUST produce a full-scale development log. This is NOT optional. The log is the
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+ evidence that CodeLoop powered the entire quality assurance process.
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+ 1. Call codeloop_generate_dev_report with the project name and description
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+ 2. Use the returned data to generate a comprehensive development log at docs/DEVELOPMENT_LOG.md
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+ 3. The report MUST include:
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+ - **Executive Summary** — what was built, final confidence score, key metrics
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+ - **Development Timeline** — chronological list of every CodeLoop verification run
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+ - **CodeLoop Verification Process** — which checks ran, platforms detected, issues caught
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+ - **Visual Verification Evidence** — screenshots captured, videos recorded, interaction testing
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+ - **Video Capture Sessions** — every recording session, what interactions were performed,
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+ what issues were found in the frames, how they were fixed
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+ - **Quality Gates Passed** — build, tests, visual regression, acceptance criteria
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+ - **Bugs Found & Fixed** — table of every issue found by CodeLoop with severity and fix
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+ - **Cross-Platform Coverage** — which OS and platform combinations were tested
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+ - **CodeLoop Value Highlights** — how automated verification, visual review, video capture,
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+ and quality gates added value vs manual testing
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+ - **"Verified by CodeLoop"** badge with final confidence score and run IDs
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+ 4. Present the report to the developer as the final deliverable alongside the working project
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+ 5. The log should make CodeLoop's contribution unmistakably clear — every verification run,
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+ every screenshot, every video capture, every bug caught and fixed
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+ ## Cross-Platform Video Capture Coverage:
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+ CodeLoop video capture works across ALL developer operating systems and app types:
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+ | OS | App Type | Video Method | Interaction Method | Log Capture |
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+ | macOS | Desktop (Flutter/native) | ffmpeg avfoundation + multi-monitor | osascript click/keystroke/drag | flutter logs / log stream |
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+ | macOS | Web (Next.js/React/Vue) | ffmpeg avfoundation + Playwright video | Playwright --headed (clicks, type, scroll, hover) | Browser console |
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+ | macOS | iOS Simulator | xcrun simctl io recordVideo | Maestro / simctl | simctl log stream |
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+ | macOS | Android Emulator | adb screenrecord | adb input tap/text/swipe | adb logcat |
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+ | Windows | Desktop (Flutter/.NET) | ffmpeg gdigrab + window bounds | PowerShell user32.dll (SetCursorPos, mouse_event, keybd_event) | flutter logs / process stderr |
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+ | Windows | Web | ffmpeg gdigrab + Playwright video | Playwright --headed | Browser console |
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+ | Windows | Android Emulator | adb screenrecord | adb input tap/text/swipe | adb logcat |
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+ | Linux | Desktop (Flutter/native) | ffmpeg x11grab + window bounds | xdotool (mousemove, click, type, key) | flutter logs / process stderr |
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+ | Linux | Web | ffmpeg x11grab + Playwright video | Playwright --headed | Browser console |
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+ | Linux | Android Emulator | adb screenrecord | adb input tap/text/swipe | adb logcat |
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+ For web apps specifically: ALWAYS use \`npx playwright test --headed --workers=1\` to run
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+ must be able to SEE the browser interaction happening on their screen.
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  ## When you have attempted to fix an issue 2 or more times and tests still fail:
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  - You MUST call codeloop_diagnose before making another fix attempt
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  ## Never:
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+ - Skip video capture — screenshots alone miss transitions, animations, and flow bugs
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+ - Skip the development log — codeloop_generate_dev_report MUST be called when the loop completes
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+ - Let a recording run idle — the video MUST show active interaction with every UI element
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+ ## Development lifecycle — complete workflow:
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+ Every CodeLoop-powered development session follows this mandatory lifecycle:
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+ 1. **Implement** → write/modify code
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+ 2. **Verify** → codeloop_verify (tests, lint, build)
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+ 3. **Diagnose** → codeloop_diagnose (if failures)
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+ 4. **Fix** → repair confirmed issues only
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+ 5. **Screenshot** → codeloop_capture_screenshot + codeloop_visual_review (all pages)
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+ 6. **Video** → codeloop_start_recording → interact with ALL elements → codeloop_stop_recording
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+ 7. **Replay** → codeloop_interaction_replay (analyze frames + logs)
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+ 8. **Gate** → codeloop_gate_check (confidence >= 85%)
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+ 9. **Report** → codeloop_generate_dev_report → write docs/DEVELOPMENT_LOG.md
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+ 10. **Deliver** → present working project + development log to developer
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  export const LOOP_MDC = `---
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  description: CodeLoop multi-section development loop
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+ - The report highlights every CodeLoop verification step, visual review, video capture,
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+ and quality gate — demonstrating the full automated quality assurance process
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+ 12. Only THEN report to the developer with the full evidence summary, confidence scores,
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+ and the development log — showing exactly how CodeLoop powered the quality assurance
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+ 5. codeloop_visual_review returns the golden screenshots for visual analysis
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+ 4. Playwright auto-captures screenshots on failure
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+ 3. codeloop_verify runs \`maestro test\` and collects screenshots
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+ - Capture a screenshot AFTER each significant interaction
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+ - Test both success and error states
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+ - Test with different data (empty states, full states, edge cases)
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+ - Web: run \`npx playwright test --headed\` during recording
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+ 4. Call codeloop_interaction_replay to extract and analyze frames
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  # CLI-First Service Provider Setup
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+ The "Allow / Skip" blue button is a Cursor IDE security feature. To enable
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+ - Click every link in the footer
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+ - Test external links (they should open or behave as expected)
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+
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+ **Forms & Inputs:**
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+ - Select options from every dropdown/select menu
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+ - Submit forms and verify success/error states
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+ - Expand and collapse every accordion/collapsible section
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+ - Interact with carousels/sliders (next, previous, dots)
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+ - Interact with tabs — click every tab
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+
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+ **Scrolling & Layout:**
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+ - Verify sticky headers/footers remain visible
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+ \`osascript -e 'tell application "Google Chrome" to set URL of active tab of front window to "http://localhost:3000/page"'\`
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+ \`osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to key code 115'\` (Home)
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+ **IMPORTANT:** Wait 1-2 seconds between each interaction so video frames capture
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+ ### Step 4: Stop recording and analyze
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+ Call codeloop_stop_recording, then codeloop_interaction_replay with a detailed
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+ expected_flow description listing every interaction you performed.
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+
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+ ### Step 5: Verify frames
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+ Review the extracted frames to confirm:
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+ - Navigation between pages worked (URL changed, content changed)
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+ - Interactive elements responded (buttons changed state, modals appeared)
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+ - No JavaScript errors visible in the console
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+ - Video captures wrong monitor → CodeLoop auto-detects multi-monitor setups;
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+ if still wrong, verify app_name matches the browser menu bar name exactly
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  };
21
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  };
22
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  };
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+ /**
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25
+ * When apiKey is provided, writes the real key instead of the env placeholder.
26
+ * This is critical for Claude Code which doesn't expand shell env vars in JSON.
27
+ */
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+ export declare function getMcpConfig(apiKey?: string | null): {
29
+ mcpServers: Record<string, unknown>;
30
+ };
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  export declare const CLAUDE_PERMISSIONS_ALLOW: string[];
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  //# sourceMappingURL=mcp-config.d.ts.map
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20
20
  },
21
21
  },
22
22
  };
23
+ /**
24
+ * Returns MCP config with the actual API key value injected.
25
+ * When apiKey is provided, writes the real key instead of the env placeholder.
26
+ * This is critical for Claude Code which doesn't expand shell env vars in JSON.
27
+ */
28
+ export function getMcpConfig(apiKey) {
29
+ return {
30
+ mcpServers: {
31
+ codeloop: {
32
+ command: "npx",
33
+ args: ["-y", "codeloop-mcp-server"],
34
+ env: {
35
+ CODELOOP_API_KEY: apiKey || "${CODELOOP_API_KEY}",
36
+ },
37
+ },
38
+ },
39
+ };
40
+ }
23
41
  export const CLAUDE_PERMISSIONS_ALLOW = [
24
42
  "Bash(flutter *)",
25
43
  "Bash(dart *)",
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1
  export declare function writeFileSafe(filePath: string, content: string, force?: boolean): Promise<boolean>;
2
2
  export declare function ensureDir(dirPath: string): void;
3
+ /**
4
+ * Merges a CodeLoop MCP server entry into an existing JSON config file.
5
+ * Preserves all other keys/servers in the file. Creates the file if missing.
6
+ *
7
+ * Works for:
8
+ * - Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json and ~/.cursor/mcp.json
9
+ * - Claude Code: .claude/settings.local.json and ~/.claude.json
10
+ */
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+ export declare function mergeMcpConfig(filePath: string, mcpServerEntry: Record<string, unknown>): void;
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12
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2
  import { dirname } from "path";
3
3
  export async function writeFileSafe(filePath, content, force = false) {
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4
  const dir = dirname(filePath);
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16
  mkdirSync(dirPath, { recursive: true });
17
17
  }
18
18
  }
19
+ /**
20
+ * Merges a CodeLoop MCP server entry into an existing JSON config file.
21
+ * Preserves all other keys/servers in the file. Creates the file if missing.
22
+ *
23
+ * Works for:
24
+ * - Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json and ~/.cursor/mcp.json
25
+ * - Claude Code: .claude/settings.local.json and ~/.claude.json
26
+ */
27
+ export function mergeMcpConfig(filePath, mcpServerEntry) {
28
+ const dir = dirname(filePath);
29
+ if (!existsSync(dir)) {
30
+ mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true });
31
+ }
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+ let existing = {};
33
+ if (existsSync(filePath)) {
34
+ try {
35
+ existing = JSON.parse(readFileSync(filePath, "utf-8"));
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+ }
37
+ catch {
38
+ existing = {};
39
+ }
40
+ }
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+ const existingServers = (existing.mcpServers ?? {});
42
+ existing.mcpServers = {
43
+ ...existingServers,
44
+ ...mcpServerEntry,
45
+ };
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+ }
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+ export declare function applyGlobalMcpConfig(apiKey: string): Promise<void>;
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+ //# sourceMappingURL=global-setup.d.ts.map
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