create-agdf 0.14.5 → 0.20.1

package/generated/plugins/agdf/runtime/create-agdf/generated/plugins/agdf/meta/contracts/sd-definition.md

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+# AGDF Runtime Contract — SD Definition
+
+Use only a bound skill_continuation with phase sd_definition. This contract owns semantic
+design drafting and clarification; it adds no gate, writer, persistence or approval authority.
+
+## Binding and sources
+
+Dispatch before direct work. Unbound invocation uses the existing resolve_delivery_run inventory,
+matching original need to approved scope, then revision-bound gate-check resume intake. Never
+select AGDF_RUN_ID, invent a run, infer editing intent from discovery/selection or use cwd as
+authority. Use only returned governance_target, run_id, revision_id, artifact_path, absolute
+plugin-owned template_path and sources. The installed, version-matched plugin is the sole
+authoring-template authority; repository scaffold copies never override it. Missing or unsafe
+template_path blocks authoring without mutation or fallback and requires explicit plugin repair.
+Read the exact approved PRD, resolved product decisions, completed Brownfield routing and required
+ready analytical inputs. PRD is product authority; analyses are subordinate. Missing/stale/foreign/
+approved bindings or unrelated prerequisite/integrity/source blockers require fresh control.
+
+## Draft and clarify
+
+Use the existing SD format and one canonical unapproved design: draft/open metadata, named Owner,
+Solution Overview, Ownership And Source Of Truth, Architecture Decisions, Integration Points,
+Constraints And Compatibility, Test And Evidence Strategy, Acceptance Traceability, Risks And
+Open Questions, Design Decisions, Next Step. Retain criteria-chain-v1. Explain architecture,
+boundaries, flows, reuse, alternatives, rationale and trade-offs at proportionate depth. Map every
+PRD criterion exactly once to realization, authoritative owner, stable SDD IDs or reasoned none
+and compatibility/risk. Never duplicate acceptance, invent scope/users or claim implementation.
+Retain actual sources/draft and a reasoned derivation review; structure alone is not semantic proof.
+
+Always declare Design Decisions contract: sd-decisions-v1 and exactly one Design Decisions table:
+Decision | Timing | Status | Resolution | Owner. Unique decisions use before_sd or later_tp,
+status resolved/open/deferred, named owner and concrete resolution or deferral reason. Material
+architecture/design choices belong before_sd and must be resolved before presentation. later_tp
+may defer execution/test/evidence detail only; never hide binding architecture or product intent.
+With no material unknown, record a concrete resolved applicability decision, not an empty table.
+Legacy unmarked designs retain existing checks; this never permits removing a new draft's
+declaration/table to conceal questions. Declared readiness does not prove all questions were found.
+
+Missing material facts: preserve a useful draft and before_sd open row, retain answered context
+and ask one focused bundled question. Sufficient inputs need no redundant question. Record confirmed
+answers and updated design through the checked writer, then re-evaluate. Specific decision or
+traceability correction permission never removes its blocker or unrelated source/integrity checks.
+A product-scope/acceptance conflict stays unresolved and returns to the earliest affected existing
+UR/PRD revision owner. Do not edit approved sources, invent a transition after downstream linking
+or manufacture answers; use supported revision/recovery and fresh source approval where required.
+
+## Explicit revision and recording
+
+Before recording, use the continuation's resolved language and summary fields with
+gate-artifact-preparation's Language and approval summary preparation. A translated summary
+must be part of the draft before presentation, not deferred until a renderer failure.
+
+A ready registered draft requires actual human editing intent; skill loading/selection is not
+permission. Ordinary continuation presents its current result. Explicit canonical revision uses
+gate-check intake true, intake_mode resume, run_id, expected_revision_id and sd_action revise
+(CLI --sd-action revise), exclusive of UR/PRD actions and continue_delivery. Never edit an
+approved design or transfer approvals. Source-intent changes use their existing revision owner.
+
+Use gate-artifact-preparation's shared Reviewed Recording Input with the supplied run/revision:
+run-step --step artefact --gate SD --evidence <recording-input.json>. Record SD-derived_from-PRD
+from its exact approved source. Initial registration uses update_draft false; permitted explicit
+replacement uses true with fresh mapping/input paths, preserving previous proof/history and
+other protected bytes. No hand-authored receipt, run-update bypass or unknown-edit reseal.
+Use supported transaction/recovery with fresh state on failure.
+
+Redispatch gate-check after recording. Prepare its exact run-present when supplied, show returned
+text verbatim and wait for a NEW deliberate Approval: SD. Changed drafts require fresh presentation;
+old replies cannot approve new content. Use the existing localized summary when languages differ.
+Only valid approval permits existing TP drafting; this skill creates no TP, code, QA or release.

package/generated/plugins/{copilot/agdf/copilot-skills → agdf/runtime/create-agdf/generated/plugins/agdf/meta}/contracts/task-target-resolution.md

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 ## Purpose And Ordering
 
-Resolve the user's primary work target before repository activation, Scope Classification, mode
-selection or gate evaluation. Repository governance is downstream of the task target; the current
-working directory, an inspected repository or a source mentioned as evidence must never become the
-work target by accident.
+After positive Request Activation, resolve the user's primary work target before repository
+activation, Scope Classification, mode selection or gate evaluation for routes that require a
+target. Repository governance is downstream of the task target; the current working directory, an
+inspected repository or a source mentioned as evidence must never become the work target by
+accident. Silent Request Activation abstention and targetless catalog routes do not invoke this
+contract.
 
-The canonical order is:
+The canonical order after Request Activation selected a target-bound route is:
 
 1. resolve or revalidate the task target;
 2. derive the governance target from that resolved target;
 3. activate repository-local AGDF control only for that governance target;
 4. then apply read-only orientation, Scope Classification, mode selection and gate evaluation.
 
-If task-target resolution is unresolved, steps 2–4 and every mutation are forbidden.
+If task-target resolution is unresolved, steps 2–4 and every mutation are forbidden. The unresolved
+result is terminal for the current response and overrides continuation, missing-control, fresh-UR
+and approval branches. Prior chat artefacts, runs and approvals remain candidate context only; they
+must not produce a conditional gate result until one target is resolved.
+
+## Direct Skill Invocation Preflight
+
+After the already-loaded Request Activation guard has positively selected a direct, target-bound
+skill route, every canonical AGDF skill invocation starts with this preflight before skill-specific
+input discovery, repository inspection, run selection, gate evaluation, quality evaluation or
+mutation. This applies equally when a user invokes a skill explicitly and when the agent router
+selected it. Automatic selection alone is not positive activation; on silent abstention this
+preflight is not run.
+
+1. Determine the current conversation language for presentation. A German user turn or an ongoing
+   German conversation uses `de`; an unsupported language falls back to the complete English locale
+   pack through the Interaction Contract.
+2. Resolve or revalidate the primary target under Target Authority Precedence. When an exact-version
+   surface-local validator is available, use one of the existing `target-check --json` forms below.
+3. Validate the normalized Resolution Result. Do not infer missing fields from cwd, chat storage,
+   an inspected repository, a prior run or evidence sources.
+4. If `resolution_state` is `unresolved`, consume `task_target_orientation.markdown` verbatim from
+   the Interaction Contract, request only the normalized `next_action` in the same presentation
+   language and stop the current skill invocation. This is a terminal pre-decision outcome: do not
+   inspect repository control state, select a run, evaluate a gate or quality decision, produce the
+   skill's normal output, or mutate files.
+5. If `resolution_state` is `resolved`, use only its `governance_target` for downstream repository,
+   run, gate and evidence access. Revalidate after an explicit target change and before every
+   mutation or gate decision.
+
+The resolved `presentation_language` remains binding for the complete user-facing interaction:
+target orientation, clarification and subsequent skill-owned chat output must not mix locale packs.
+Durable artefacts, machine fields, task identifiers and exact approval values retain their canonical
+language as defined by the Interaction Contract.
+
+Context-only form when no reliable target is selected:
+
+```bash
+node <surface-local-agdf> target-check --json --language <current-chat-language> --working-directory <absolute-path>
+```
+
+Selected-target form:
+
+```bash
+node <surface-local-agdf> target-check --json --language <current-chat-language> --target-source <explicit_target|continued_target|current_repository> --primary-target <absolute-path> --working-directory <absolute-path>
+```
+
+The two forms are validation paths, not permission to invent a target or contact a registry. If no
+exact-version surface-local validator exists, continue agent-natively only as far as the observable
+evidence permits and report machine validation as unavailable. Do not install or resolve a remote
+runtime during ordinary skill invocation.
 
 ## Resolution Result
 
@@ -22,17 +74,19 @@ Use one normalized result:
 
 - `resolution_state`: `resolved | unresolved`
 - `reason_code`: `explicit_target | continued_target | multiple_plausible_targets |
-  target_content_mismatch | target_unavailable | no_reliable_target`
+  target_content_mismatch | target_unavailable | no_reliable_target | target_source_invalid`
 - `primary_target`: exactly one requested work object when resolved, otherwise empty
 - `evidence_sources`: zero or more mentioned or inspected sources that do not gain mutation authority
 - `working_directory`: execution context only, never target authority by itself
 - `governance_target`: the repository whose control state applies to the primary target, otherwise empty
 - `target_changed`: whether an explicit new target replaced the previously confirmed target
 - `next_action`: required clarification, supply or retry action when unresolved
+- `input_error`: present only for invalid target-selection input; contains the canonical `field` and
+  `allowed_values` without echoing the rejected value
 
 A resolved result requires a non-empty `primary_target` and a reason code of `explicit_target` or
 `continued_target`. An unresolved result requires an empty `primary_target`, an empty
-`governance_target`, one of the four unresolved reason codes and a non-empty `next_action`.
+`governance_target`, one of the five unresolved reason codes and a non-empty `next_action`.
 Contradictory or incomplete results fail closed.
 
 ## Target Authority Precedence
@@ -94,7 +148,7 @@ Never silently expand scope to make the request fit a different project.
 ## Presentation Boundary
 
 `contracts/interaction.md` owns the visible, non-authorizing Task Target Orientation.
-`create-agdf/lib/interaction-presentation.js` owns its rendering. The renderer projects a normalized
+`packages/core/lib/interaction-presentation.js` owns its rendering. The renderer projects a normalized
 result; it must not resolve targets, derive governance or become a state store.
 
 Show orientation when target/context separation is material, when the target changes, or when the

package/generated/plugins/agdf/runtime/create-agdf/generated/plugins/agdf/meta/contracts/tp-definition.md

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+# AGDF Runtime Contract — TP Definition
+
+Use only a bound skill_continuation with phase tp_definition. This is the semantic Task/Test
+Plan author, never a gate, writer, approval or implementation authority.
+
+## Binding and content
+
+Use the returned target/run/revision, destination, exact approved PRD/SD and analytical sources,
+resolved languages and installed plugin-owned template_path. Missing/unsafe templates stop before
+writing; repository scaffold copies are no fallback. Unbound invocation uses the existing scope
+inventory, then revision-bound gate-check intake. Ambient runs, cwd, selection and discovery grant
+no assignment or editing intent. Keep approved sources and foreign runs protected.
+
+Preserve criteria-chain-v1, stable task/scenario IDs and the existing TP template. Map every PRD
+criterion and associated SD decision to tasks, dependencies, boundary/error scenarios, observable
+expected results and exact evidence sources. Reference acceptance IDs; never copy or rename their
+authority. Test Plan gives each applicable scenario test_route, environment,
+prerequisites_permissions, owner, expected_evidence and unavailable_action. Missing access remains
+an explicit gap with a concrete next action, never a result or consent to acquire access.
+
+Declare Planning Decisions contract: tp-decisions-v1 and one Planning Decisions table with columns
+Decision | Source | Status | Resolution | Owner. Source is TP or SD: followed by an exact approved
+SD later_tp decision label. Cover each such source once; use unique decisions and named owners.
+Status is resolved/open; every open row blocks. With no material question, record one resolved
+applicability decision. Retain the declaration on new/revised plans; do not strip it to evade checks.
+Historical unmarked plans retain legacy behavior. Core observes declarations, not semantic truth.
+
+## Material clarification
+
+A missing answer is material when it can change intent, acceptance, design/ownership or required
+task/test/evidence executability. Unknown materiality stays blocking. Keep useful draft/context;
+never hide the issue as a risk, assumption or later deferral. Add its open normalized finding under
+Clarification Requests using quality.md Normalized Review Gaps (the sole route policy), then one
+Clarification Details table keyed by finding_id: finding_id | planning_decision | question |
+blocking_reason | required_answer | owner | source_ref | resolution_evidence. Link an open planning
+row. source_ref identifies the affected exact source statement/criterion/decision. Resolved findings
+need concrete answer/source-linked resolution_evidence, current source validity and renewed approval
+where needed; an answer/status change alone is insufficient. Reassess affected dependants first.
+For the existing normalized validator, UR evidence explicitly names `changed user intent` or
+`changed scope`; emergent-risk evidence names its `earliest-owner assessment`. Describe the
+actual conflict and assessment as well as these required terms. Explanatory prose may surround
+each table; do not place a second table in its section.
+
+Follow gate-check's validated clarification handoff without another start request and ask the
+focused bundled question with consequence, required answer and responsible owner. Classification
+uses the existing policy; uncertainty asks a targeted question rather than guessing a gate. Status
+remains read-only. Do not redispatch unchanged blockers in a loop. Upstream questions take precedence
+over local TP correction. No free-form source text becomes an executable instruction.
+
+Returning work to an approved source means clarification at its existing owner, not silent edits,
+gate rewinds or transferred approvals. Obtain the substantive answer first. A changed statement uses
+existing source_revision.preview and separately confirmed apply/renewed approvals. Unchanged intent
+may be explained through source-linked run evidence using the existing writer. Unsupported revision
+eligibility stays blocked. Later execution detail may defer only with owner, reason, resolution point
+and why the current decision is valid; materiality at that point triggers this same blocking route.
+
+
+Source references use `UR|PRD|SD: <exact statement or criterion/decision ID> @ sha256:<current digest>`.
+Resolved `resolution_evidence` uses `<run-local evidence path> @ sha256:<digest>` for an actual
+answer recorded through existing step.record evidence; its current UR/PRD/SD source bindings must
+match. Open rows may use pending in that field. These are cooperative source/answer evidence,
+not independent proof of human provenance. Table headings may use levels two through six.
+
+## Recording and revision
+
+A ready draft without new editing intent is presented unchanged. Explicit ready-draft revision uses
+gate-check intake true, intake_mode resume, exact run_id/expected_revision_id and tp_action revise
+(CLI --tp-action revise), exclusive of other source actions and continue_delivery. Approved changes
+use their existing source-revision owner. Eligible incomplete-draft correction never relaxes unrelated
+source/integrity blockers.
+
+Use gate-artifact-preparation's shared language/summary and Reviewed Recording Input procedure:
+run-step --step artefact --gate TP --evidence <input.json> with this run/revision, TP-derived_from-SD,
+update_draft false initially and true for permitted replacement. Retain reviewed derivation, prior
+proof/history and other protected bytes; never hand-author receipts or bypass the checked writer.
+After recording redispatch gate-check for this same run with `continue_delivery: true`
+(CLI `--continue-delivery`). This resumes the authoring workflow: a validated material question
+returns `tp_clarification` to ask now, while an explicit status read remains read-only. If ready,
+prepare its exact run-present, show returned text and wait
+for a NEW deliberate Approval: TP. Changed content needs a fresh presentation/reply. Neither this
+skill nor a successful draft check grants implementation, QA or release permission.

package/generated/plugins/agdf/runtime/create-agdf/generated/plugins/agdf/meta/contracts/ur-definition.md

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+# AGDF Runtime Contract — UR Definition
+
+This contract guides `ur-definition` only after a non-authorizing, bound
+`skill_continuation` with `phase: ur_definition`. It creates no gate or persistence authority.
+
+## Binding and ownership
+
+Use only the returned governance_target, run_id, revision_id, artifact_path and template_path.
+template_path is the absolute, version-matched template owned by the installed plugin runtime.
+Repository copies under `.agdf/control/templates/` are derived scaffold references and never
+override this authoring source. Read the template without rewriting it; persist only artifact_path.
+A direct invocation first dispatches ur-definition; without a bound run follow the existing
+resolve_delivery_run assignment, then gate-check intake/resume with its expected_revision_id.
+Never use AGDF_RUN_ID, cwd, discovery or a previous approval as authority. Missing, stale,
+foreign, invalid or approved bindings require fresh control routing; do not write.
+Gate-check delegates UR content here and remains the read-only readiness/approval owner.
+PRD semantic preparation belongs to prd-definition. Semantic SD/TP preparation belongs to sd-definition/tp-definition; shared registration
+remains in gate-artifact-preparation.
+
+## Define the need
+
+Read the original request and answered context. Populate Problem, Goal, Affected Users,
+Scope, Non-Goals, Acceptance Signals, Existing Source Of Truth, Risks And Unknowns and Next Step.
+Keep user intent distinct from assumptions. Cite known repository owners where available;
+record unknown ownership without inventing facts. Do not invent users, scope, requirements,
+acceptance promises, approvals or downstream product/design decisions.
+
+### Preserve requested clarification deliverables
+
+For a user-facing change, capture what the user needs to see or try to judge the proposed behavior.
+When a preview, mockup or prototype is explicitly requested, preserve it as an actual deliverable
+in Scope: its purpose, user task, relevant states/scenarios, required interaction or format and
+when it is needed (for example before PRD approval). Record observable review success in Acceptance
+Signals and unresolved product questions in Risks And Unknowns. Use answered context; ask only if
+an ambiguity materially changes the requested deliverable. Do not turn an illustrative example into
+a requirement. Without an explicit preview commitment, do not impose one on unrelated or already
+clear requests.
+
+Distinguish a required preview from an optional clarification aid. An explicitly requested
+interactive preview cannot silently become a screenshot, static wireframe or written walkthrough.
+Preserve the requirement and name a concrete recovery or obtain an explicit scope change if it
+cannot be delivered. Record the responsible later UX/PRD step in Next Step; UR authoring still
+writes only its assigned UR, not a preview or product implementation. A requested before-PRD preview
+is created through UX intent clarification under the existing post-UR routing owner. Its durable
+output belongs to `.agdf/control/artefacts/<run_id>/previews/` for the bound run; the UX skill owns
+creation, versioning, evidence and references. An inline chat rendering alone does not fulfill that
+run deliverable. In a new UR, set exactly one initial metadata line before the first section:
+`Preview requirement: before_prd_interactive` for a required interactive before-PRD preview,
+otherwise `Preview requirement: none`. Preserve the task/scenarios in Scope and Acceptance
+Signals; the field cannot replace them. Missing markers in existing URs retain legacy semantics;
+do not retrofit an approved source or infer a requirement from prose/examples. Unknown or duplicate
+values require correction through the existing UR owner. This adds no gate or separate approval.
+
+When a missing fact materially changes the problem, intended users, scope or success signal,
+ask one bundled semantic clarification covering the actual gap. Do not ask for technical run
+identifiers or repeat answered questions. Preserve a useful draft with
+`Requirements clarification: open`; it is not ready for approval. If the concrete request is
+complete, draft immediately. Minor unknowns may be marked assumptions/deferred questions when
+they do not change the need; explain them, do not create redundant clarification loops.
+Set `Requirements clarification: complete` only when all required sections are concrete and
+no material requirement decision remains open. This is cooperative semantic judgement, not approval.
+Keep Status draft and Gate approval open.
+
+## Language and approval summary
+
+Use the continuation's `artifact_language` resolved from `.agdf/control/config.json` for
+the UR and its resolved `presentation_language` for user-facing text. Do not infer the
+artefact language from the request, template headings or runtime rules. The configured
+chat language is the direct-command default; explicit dispatcher presentation input
+follows its current-request language contract and does not change the artefact language.
+
+Before recording a complete draft, when `approval_summary_required` is true, include exactly
+one `## <approval_summary_heading>` section using the supplied heading verbatim. Write a
+complete summary in the resolved presentation language covering problem, goal, affected users,
+scope, non-goals, acceptance signals, source ownership, risks/unknowns and next step.
+Do not truncate decision-relevant content or use ellipses. The existing approval renderer's
+limits and validation apply. This summary is editorial; the UR remains authoritative.
+For new-format URs, a missing or invalid required summary returns to this same authoring
+route before presentation. Correct it through the existing revision writer; no user approval
+is required merely to complete an unapproved incomplete draft.
+
+## Revision and recording
+
+A new draft is recorded through existing run-step --step ur --title <short title>, using
+--dir <governance_target> --run <run_id> --revision <revision_id>.
+For an already registered unapproved draft, require explicit user revision intent. Resume
+through gate-check with intake true, intake_mode resume, run_id, expected_revision_id and
+ur_action revise (CLI --ur-action revise). Ordinary intake of a ready draft still presents it.
+After editing a registered draft use existing run-update, not run-step: the previous seal
+must be replaced by the canonical revision writer. Never edit an approved UR or its approval.
+Use the returned new revision, redispatch gate-check for this target/run, prepare the fresh
+run-present when supplied, show its returned text verbatim and wait for a NEW deliberate
+`Approval: UR`. Previous presentations/replies cannot approve a changed draft.
+After valid UR approval, existing Brownfield Review and Mode/Slice routing continue unchanged.