create-agdf 0.2.7 → 0.2.9

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package/NOTICE ADDED
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+ AI Governance & Delivery Framework (AGDF)
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+ Copyright 2024-2026 Arndt Gold.
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+ The create-agdf package is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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+ AGDF(TM) and AI Governance & Delivery Framework(TM) are marks of Arndt Gold.
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+ The package license does not grant permission to use project names, trademarks,
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+ service marks or logos except as required for reasonable and customary
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+ description of the origin of the project.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  ## Usage
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  ```bash
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- npm create agdf@latest codex
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- npm create agdf@latest copilot
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- npm create agdf@latest both
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- npm create agdf@latest init
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- npm create agdf@latest doctor
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- npm create agdf@latest gate-check
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- codex
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- copilot
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- opencode
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- both
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- init
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- config --language en
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- doctor
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- gate-check
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  ```
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  Optional flags:
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  - `codex` writes a repository-local Codex marketplace under `.agents/plugins/` and a local AGDF plugin copy under `plugins/agdf/`
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  - `copilot` writes `AGENTS.md`, Copilot custom instructions under `.github/`, visible repository skills under `.github/skills/`, and AGDF control templates under `.agdf/control/`
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+ - `opencode` writes `opencode.json`, `.opencode/AGDF.md`, prefixed OpenCode agents under `.opencode/agents/`, explicit edit/bash permissions, and AGDF control templates under `.agdf/control/`
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  - `both` writes the Codex repository-local marketplace plus the Copilot-facing repository files
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+ - `config` writes or updates only `.agdf/control/config.json` for an already installed plugin or an existing repository
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  If the target repository already has an `AGENTS.md`, `create-agdf` preserves it and writes `AGENTS.agdf.md` instead of replacing your existing instructions. Merge the AGDF fragment into your current `AGENTS.md` when you want Copilot to load both instruction sets. The generated `.github/copilot-instructions.md` keeps Copilot pointed at `AGENTS.md`, `.github/skills/` and `.agdf/control/` without duplicating the full AGDF rule model. Use `--force` only when you explicitly want to overwrite generated files.
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  Use the `codex` target when AGDF should be available only inside one repository instead of being installed as a personal/global Codex plugin.
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- After `npm create agdf@latest codex`, restart Codex in that repository, open `/plugins`, select `This repository` and install `agdf`.
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+ After `npm create agdf@latest -- codex`, restart Codex in that repository, open `/plugins`, select `This repository` and install `agdf`.
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+ Use the `opencode` target when AGDF should be available to OpenCode from repository files:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- opencode
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+ ```
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+ OpenCode loads the AGDF npm plugin from `opencode.json`, AGENTS-style rules from `.opencode/AGDF.md`, explicit `edit`/`bash` permissions and the `agdf-` prefixed agents under `.opencode/agents/`.
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+ If `opencode.json` already exists, AGDF keeps it unchanged and writes `opencode.agdf.json` as a merge fragment.
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+ Using OpenCode's plugin installer for `create-agdf` can add the npm plugin entry, but AGDF still needs the repository instructions and agents. The `opencode` target writes the npm plugin entry and the repository files together.
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  ## Control scaffold
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  Use `init` to promote those templates into live control files when the repository should own durable AGDF control state:
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  ```bash
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- init
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  ```
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  This writes:
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  `config.json` stores `artifact_language` and `chat_language` for governed work in the target repository. Runtime rules stay English so all AGDF surfaces share the same control contract.
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+ For an existing repository where the plugin is already installed and only the language preference is missing or wrong, use the lighter config target:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- config --language en
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+ ```
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  Use `doctor` to check whether the live control state is actionable:
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  ```bash
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- npm create agdf@latest doctor
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- npm create agdf@latest doctor --json
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- doctor
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+ npx --yes create-agdf@latest doctor --json
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  ```
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  The doctor reports missing live control files, missing current gate, missing next allowed action, empty evidence, empty backlog pointer, empty source-of-truth registry, duplicate active SoT rows and invalid quality contracts. It exits non-zero only for blocking control failures.
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  Use `gate-check` to derive the next process decision from the doctor result and `AGDF_RUN.md`:
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  ```bash
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- npm create agdf@latest gate-check --json
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- gate-check
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+ npx --yes create-agdf@latest gate-check --json
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  ```
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  The gate check reports `open | blocked`, the current gate, blocking reason, missing exact approval, allowed outputs, forbidden outputs, next allowed action, evidence references and the embedded doctor report.
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  - Create or update the version in `create-agdf/package.json`
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  - Push a matching git tag in the form `create-agdf-v<version>`
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  - Ensure the repository secret `NPM_TOKEN` exists with publish rights for `create-agdf`
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+ ## Trademark Notice
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+ AGDF(TM) and AI Governance & Delivery Framework(TM) are marks of Arndt Gold.
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+ Use of the AGDF name and marks is governed by the project trademark guidelines.
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  const pluginDefinitionPath = join(generatedRoot, "plugins", "agdf", "meta", "agdf-plugin.definition.json");
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  const pluginDefinition = JSON.parse(readFileSync(pluginDefinitionPath, "utf8"));
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  const pluginInstallCommand = "claude plugin add arndtgold/ai-native-governance-delivery-framework";
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- const allowedTargets = new Set(["codex", "copilot", "both", "init", "doctor", "gate-check", "delivery-map"]);
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+ const allowedTargets = new Set(["codex", "copilot", "opencode", "both", "init", "config", "doctor", "gate-check", "delivery-map"]);
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  const agdfFragmentPath = "AGENTS.agdf.md";
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+ const openCodeConfigFragmentPath = "opencode.agdf.json";
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  const userGateOrder = ["UR", "PRD", "SD", "TP", "QA", "UAT"];
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  const durableGateArtefacts = new Set(["UR", "PRD", "SD", "TP", "QA"]);
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  const internalStepArtefacts = new Set(["Brownfield Review"]);
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  ];
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  const codexSkillNames = pluginDefinition.skillSet.map((skill) => `${pluginDefinition.codex.skillPrefix}${skill.slug}`);
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  const copilotSkillNames = pluginDefinition.skillSet.map((skill) => `${pluginDefinition.copilot.skillPrefix}${skill.slug}`);
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+ const openCodeSkillNames = pluginDefinition.skillSet.map((skill) => `${pluginDefinition.opencode.skillPrefix}${skill.slug}`);
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  const codexPluginFiles = [
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  join(".agents", "plugins", "marketplace.json"),
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  join(".github", "skills", pluginDefinition.copilot.runtimeContractFileName),
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  ...copilotSkillNames.map((skillName) => join(".github", "skills", skillName, "SKILL.md")),
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  ];
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+ const openCodeFiles = [
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+ join(".opencode", pluginDefinition.opencode.instructionsFileName),
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+ join(".opencode", "README.md"),
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+ join(".opencode", pluginDefinition.opencode.runtimeContractFileName),
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+ ...openCodeSkillNames.map((skillName) => join(".opencode", "agents", `${skillName}.md`)),
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+ ];
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  function printUsage() {
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  console.log(`create-agdf
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  Usage:
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- npm create agdf@latest codex
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- npm create agdf@latest copilot
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- npm create agdf@latest both
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- npm create agdf@latest init
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- npm create agdf@latest doctor
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- npm create agdf@latest gate-check
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- npm create agdf@latest delivery-map
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- codex
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- copilot
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- opencode
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- both
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- init
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- config --language de
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- doctor
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- gate-check
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+ npm create agdf@latest -- delivery-map
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  --dir <path> Write files into a specific directory
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  if (!target || !allowedTargets.has(target)) {
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- console.error("Please choose one target: codex, copilot, both, init, doctor, gate-check or delivery-map.");
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+ console.error("Please choose one target: codex, copilot, opencode, both, init, config, doctor, gate-check or delivery-map.");
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  }
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  return readFileSync(join(generatedRoot, relativePath), "utf8");
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+ function writeGeneratedFile(targetDir, relativePath, content, force, allowOverwrite = false) {
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+ if (existsSync(outputPath) && !force && !allowOverwrite) {
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+ files.push({
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+ path: join(".agdf", "control", "config.json"),
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+ content: languageConfigContent(languagePreference),
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+ allowOverwrite: true,
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+ });
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+ return files;
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+ }
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+ const openCodeConfigTargetPath = existsSync(join(targetDir, "opencode.json")) && !force ? openCodeConfigFragmentPath : "opencode.json";
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+ content: loadAsset(openCodePath),
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+ });
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+ }
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+ for (const controlPath of controlFiles) {
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+ files.push({
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+ content: loadAsset(controlPath),
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+ });
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+ }
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+ | `agdf-release-or` | auditable closeout for every relevant run | not a QA substitute |
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+ | `agdf-task-plan-review` | after implementation and before QA, verify TP coverage | no final QA decision |
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+ Select exactly one primary skill first.
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+ Add more only when they cover a distinct concrete risk dimension.
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+ Do not choose `agdf-brownfield-analysis` as the first primary skill for a fresh "I want to build/change X" prompt unless `agdf-gate-check` or existing live AGDF control state already makes implementation preparation the next allowed action.
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+ Never jump directly from `Approval: UR`, implicit consent, or a generic "start" request to implementation. Route to Brownfield Review, then a visible Mode/Slice Decision with evidence, then the smallest safe next gate or Quick Task execution.
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+ ## Runtime Contract
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+ For repeated output, gate, Quality Contract and Context Graph rules, use:
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+ Skills may include short reminders, but they must not carry a second complete rule or code table.
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+ ## Durable Control State
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+ When the target repository uses the AGDF control scaffold, keep live control files under `.agdf/control/`.
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+ Do not let chat history become the source of truth for gate state, approvals, evidence, backlog status or durable Brownfield knowledge.
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+ AGDF is agent-native first and CLI-verifiable by design: read the live control state, apply the active skill and make the next allowed step explicit.
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+ Use `init` only when durable control state is explicitly requested, the repository already uses `.agdf/control/` as its live AGDF working state, or a deterministic CLI/CI setup path is being executed.
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+ Use `doctor --json`, `gate-check --json` or `delivery-map --json` as deterministic validators for CI, PR evidence, regression checks or audit trails, not as a substitute for the router or skills.
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+ ## Closeout
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+ - never commit, push or open a PR automatically
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+ - include exactly one `Next step:`
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+ - include exactly one `Quality outlook:`
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+ ## OpenCode Files
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+ - OpenCode loads this file through `opencode.json` `instructions`.
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+ - OpenCode agents live under `.opencode/agents/` and use the `agdf-` prefix.
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+ - The AGDF OpenCode plugin is loaded from npm through `opencode.json` `plugin: ["create-agdf"]`.
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+ - OpenCode permissions keep `edit` and `bash` on explicit approval by default.
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+ - Shared output and gate rules live in `.opencode/agdf-runtime-contract.md`.
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+ - `.opencode/agents/` contains AGDF subagents generated from the canonical AGDF skills.
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+ - `.opencode/agdf-runtime-contract.md` is the shared gate and output contract.
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+ ## Agents
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+ - `agdf-brownfield-analysis`
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+ - `agdf-clean-implementation-review`
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+ - `agdf-code-review`
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+ - `agdf-delivery-closeout`
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+ - `agdf-gate-check`
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+ - `agdf-qa-gate`
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+ - `agdf-release-or`
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+ - `agdf-task-plan-review`