create-agdf 0.4.8 → 0.5.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -155,17 +155,18 @@ Use `delivery-path-search` only for high-impact planning decisions with several
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  npx --yes @agdf/cli@latest delivery-path-search --surface codex --json
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  ```
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- The first release uses bounded best-first Delivery Path Search, not MCTS. It is read-only and advisory: the result must be checked by canonical `gate-check`. Codex is the executable reference adapter; Claude Code, Copilot and OpenCode reuse the same skill and contracts while declaring whether enforcement is full, tool-enforced or instruction-only.
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+ The runtime uses bounded best-first Delivery Path Search, not MCTS. It is read-only and advisory: the result must be checked by canonical `gate-check`. Codex and Claude Code are executable, tool-enforced evaluator adapters and support opt-in `--generate-candidates`; generated proposals supplement the deterministic baseline and are deterministically validated before evaluation. Copilot and OpenCode reuse the same skill and contracts as instruction-only surfaces until conforming executable adapters are available.
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  Requirements and boundaries:
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  - run it only in a repository with live `.agdf/control/AGDF_RUN.md` state
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  - the current control state must expose legal next actions
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  - Codex CLI must be installed and authenticated for `--surface codex`
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- - `--model <id>` optionally selects the Codex evaluator model
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+ - Claude Code CLI must be installed and authenticated for `--surface claude`
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+ - `--model <id>` optionally selects the Codex or Claude evaluator model
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  - `--persist` writes redacted `DELIVERY_PATH_SEARCH.json` and `.md` evidence under the current scope
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  - `--fixture <path>` is for deterministic contract tests, not a production evaluator
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- - Claude Code, Copilot and OpenCode have shared workflow mappings but no executable native evaluator in this release
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+ - Copilot and OpenCode have shared workflow mappings but no executable native evaluator in this release
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  - cost units are rubric values used for bounded comparison, not measured provider currency
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  The result is either one recommendation or `no_safe_recommendation`. In both cases run canonical `gate-check` afterwards.
@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ import { runDeliveryPathSearch } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/search-engine
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  import { codexEvaluator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/evaluators/codex.js";
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  import { claudeEvaluator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/evaluators/claude.js";
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  import { fixtureEvaluator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/evaluators/protocol.js";
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+ import { codexGenerator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/generators/codex.js";
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+ import { claudeGenerator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/generators/claude.js";
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+ import { fixtureGenerator } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/generators/protocol.js";
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  import { enforcementForSurface } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/surfaces/capabilities.js";
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  import { persistSearchResult } from "../lib/delivery-path-search/persistence.js";
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  Use deterministic evaluator/candidate fixtures instead of a live evaluator
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  --persist Persist the redacted Delivery Path Search result under the current scope
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  --model <id> Optional Codex evaluator model
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+ --generate-candidates
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+ Add one bounded AI-native candidate-generation call before evaluation
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+ --generator-model <id>
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+ Optional candidate-generator model override
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+ --max-generated-candidates <1-5>
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+ --generation-timeout-ms <1-30000>
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+ --generation-cost-units <1-5>
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  --help Show this help
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  `);
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  }
@@ -281,6 +291,11 @@ function parseArgs(argv) {
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  let fixture;
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  let persist = false;
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  let model;
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+ let generateCandidates = false;
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+ let generatorModel;
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+ let maxGeneratedCandidates = 5;
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+ let generationTimeoutMs = 30000;
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+ let generationCostUnits = 5;
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  for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i += 1) {
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  const arg = args[i];
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  continue;
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  }
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- if (["--surface", "--fixture", "--model"].includes(arg)) {
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+ if (arg === "--generate-candidates") {
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+ generateCandidates = true;
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+ continue;
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+ }
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+
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+ if (["--surface", "--fixture", "--model", "--generator-model", "--max-generated-candidates", "--generation-timeout-ms", "--generation-cost-units"].includes(arg)) {
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  const next = args[i + 1];
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  if (!next) {
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  console.error(`Missing value for ${arg}`);
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  }
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  surface = next;
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  } else if (arg === "--fixture") fixture = next;
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- else model = next;
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+ else if (arg === "--model") model = next;
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+ else if (arg === "--generator-model") generatorModel = next;
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+ else {
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+ const value = Number(next);
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+ const maximum = arg === "--generation-timeout-ms" ? 30000 : 5;
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+ if (!Number.isInteger(value) || value < 1 || value > maximum) {
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+ console.error(`${arg} must be an integer from 1 to ${maximum}.`);
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+ process.exit(1);
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+ }
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+ if (arg === "--max-generated-candidates") maxGeneratedCandidates = value;
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+ else if (arg === "--generation-timeout-ms") generationTimeoutMs = value;
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+ else generationCostUnits = value;
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+ }
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  i += 1;
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  continue;
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  }
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  fixture: fixture ? resolve(process.cwd(), fixture) : null,
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  persist,
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  model,
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+ generateCandidates,
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+ generatorModel,
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+ maxGeneratedCandidates,
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+ generationTimeoutMs,
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+ generationCostUnits,
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  };
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  }
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  async function executeDeliveryPathSearch(options) {
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  const fixture = options.fixture ? JSON.parse(readFileSync(options.fixture, "utf8")) : null;
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  const enforcement = fixture?.input?.enforcement ?? enforcementForSurface(options.surface);
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- const input = fixture?.input ?? searchInputFromControl(options.dir, { enforcement });
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+ const fixtureGeneration = fixture?.generator_response;
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+ const generationEnabled = Boolean(fixtureGeneration || options.generateCandidates);
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+ const baseInput = fixture?.input ?? searchInputFromControl(options.dir, {
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+ enforcement,
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+ generation: generationEnabled ? {
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+ enabled: true,
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+ maxProposals: options.maxGeneratedCandidates,
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+ maxDurationMs: options.generationTimeoutMs,
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+ maxCostUnits: options.generationCostUnits,
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+ } : undefined,
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+ });
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+ const input = generationEnabled && !baseInput.generation ? {
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+ ...baseInput,
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+ generation: {
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+ enabled: true,
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+ max_calls: 1,
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+ max_proposals: options.maxGeneratedCandidates,
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+ max_duration_ms: options.generationTimeoutMs,
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+ max_cost_units: options.generationCostUnits,
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+ },
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+ } : baseInput;
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  const evaluator = fixture
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  : options.surface === "codex"
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  if (!evaluator) {
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  throw new Error(`${options.surface} has no executable evaluator in this release. Codex and Claude are the reference adapters; --fixture is available for deterministic contract testing.`);
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- const result = await runDeliveryPathSearch(input, evaluator, { candidates: fixture?.candidates });
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+ const generator = fixtureGeneration
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+ ? fixtureGenerator(fixtureGeneration)
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+ : options.generateCandidates && options.surface === "codex"
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+ ? codexGenerator({ cwd: options.dir, model: options.generatorModel, timeoutMs: options.generationTimeoutMs })
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+ : options.generateCandidates && options.surface === "claude"
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+ ? claudeGenerator({ cwd: options.dir, model: options.generatorModel, timeoutMs: options.generationTimeoutMs })
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+ : null;
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+ if (options.generateCandidates && !generator) {
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+ throw new Error(`${options.surface} has no executable candidate generator; Codex and Claude are tool-enforced reference transports.`);
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+ }
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+ const result = await runDeliveryPathSearch(input, evaluator, { candidates: fixture?.candidates, generator });
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  if (options.persist) result.persistence = persistSearchResult(options.dir, result);
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  console.log(`Enforcement: ${result.enforcement.level}`);
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  console.log(`Recommendation: ${result.recommendation?.action ?? "none"}`);
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  console.log(`Evaluations: ${result.budgets.evaluations}`);
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+ console.log(`Generation: ${result.generation.status} (${result.generation.accepted}/${result.generation.returned} accepted)`);
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+ console.log(`Generation budget: ${result.generation.cost_units} cost units, ${result.generation.duration_ms} ms`);
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+ if (result.generation.failure_code) console.log(`Generation failure: ${result.generation.failure_code}`);
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  - `SOT_REGISTRY.md` decides which document owns which domain.
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  - `CONTEXT_GRAPH.md` records durable project knowledge only when it has evidence and an exit criterion.
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  - `AGENT_QUALITY_CONTRACTS.json` names reusable block, revise and warning conditions.
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+ - `AGDF_RUN.md` can be edited concurrently from different machines or sessions. Give it a `.gitattributes` entry (`.agdf/control/AGDF_RUN.md merge=union`, git's built-in union driver — no local `git config` registration needed, unlike a custom named driver) so concurrent edits merge automatically instead of blocking. Always re-run `doctor`/`gate-check` and visually skim the merged file after a merge or pull that could have touched it: a union merge on conflicting lines (e.g. two different `current_gate` values) keeps both lines rather than erroring, and `doctor` reads only the first match per field, so it will not by itself flag that duplication — it only catches missing or structurally malformed fields.
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  Do not duplicate full product documentation in this scaffold. Link to the authoritative artefact instead.
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  ```
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+ Optional AI-native candidate generation is explicit:
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+ ```bash
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+ --surface codex \
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+ --generate-candidates \
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+ --json
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+ ```
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+ It supplements the deterministic baseline with at most one bounded generator call. Treat proposals as untrusted until the canonical core validates schema, gate action, scope, duplicates and material diversity. Report generation provenance, budgets, rejections and failure. Never hide deterministic fallback or switch providers automatically.
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  5. Treat facts, repository evidence, assumptions and model judgements separately.
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  6. Return exactly one recommendation or `no_safe_recommendation`.
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  7. Run canonical AGDF gate-check after search. Never translate a recommendation into permission.
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  - Do not invent default scores for invalid evaluator output.
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  - Do not implement, approve or release based on search output.
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  - Do not create agent-specific scoring, gate logic or skill copies.
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+ - Do not replace deterministic candidates with generated proposals.
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+ - Do not send secrets, full artefacts, source snapshots, raw prompts or hidden reasoning to a generator.
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+ - Do not claim executable generation for instruction-only surfaces.
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  Do not add a separate `Quality outlook` line for pure Quick Tasks unless the task became a relevant run.
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+ ### Non-Normative Trivial Change Boundary
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+ A `quick_task` whose entire diff stays fully outside all of the following paths may close using only
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+ the compact output shape above, and must not create, rewrite or expand any of `AGDF_RUN.md`'s core
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+ sections (Run Meta, Objective, Current Control State, Source And Scope State, Run Status Card,
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+ Approvals, Artefacts, Mode/Slice Decision, Artefact Chain, Evidence, Missing Evidence, Risks, Context
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+ Graph Impact, Knowledge Persistence Decision, Closeout):
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+ - `plugin/skills/**`
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+ - `plugin/control/templates/**`
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+ - `plugin/meta/**`
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+ - `create-agdf/lib/**`
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+ - `create-agdf/bin/**`
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+ - any other executable code file, in any language, anywhere in the repository
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+ A `MASTER_BACKLOG.md` entry is required only when the change is otherwise a "Relevant Run" below. A
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+ change that is not clearly and fully outside every listed path fails closed to the existing, unchanged
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+ ceremony — ambiguity is never read as permission for the lighter path.
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  ## Run Status Card
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  - The bounded first-release algorithm must not be labelled MCTS.
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  - Surface adapters may translate transport and presentation, but must not fork scoring, search or gate semantics.
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+ - Optional AI-native candidate generation supplements the deterministic candidate baseline; it never replaces it.
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+ - Generated proposals are untrusted. The core must validate schema, exact canonical gate action, scope, duplicates and material diversity before evaluation.
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+ - Generation is opt-in and bounded to one call, five proposals, 30 seconds and five abstract cost units by default, within whole-run budgets.
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+ - External generation receives only bounded normalized control summaries and references, never secrets, full artefacts, raw prompts, hidden reasoning or source snapshots.
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+ - Generator status, provenance, accepted/rejected counts, separate budget use and typed failure must remain visible. Failure retains the deterministic baseline; automatic provider fallback is forbidden.
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+ - Codex and Claude Code may provide tool-enforced generator transports. Copilot, OpenCode and generic surfaces remain instruction-only without conforming evidence.
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+ `AGDF_RUN.md` ceremony even when it is otherwise a relevant run. If `AGDF_RUN.md` currently reflects
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+ another active run, append exactly one line to that run's `Prior Run Pointers` section noting what
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+ changed and that it is unrelated; do not edit any other section or any other existing line.
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+ Approvals, Artefacts, Mode/Slice Decision, Artefact Chain, Evidence, Missing Evidence, Risks, Context
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+ - `plugin/control/templates/**`
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+ - Generation is opt-in and bounded to one call, five proposals, 30 seconds and five abstract cost units by default, within whole-run budgets.
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+ - Generator status, provenance, accepted/rejected counts, separate budget use and typed failure must remain visible. Failure retains the deterministic baseline; automatic provider fallback is forbidden.
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