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- package/README.es.md +252 -0
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- package/README.md +268 -0
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- package/cordis.patch.yml +19 -0
- package/lib/domain/evidence.d.ts +100 -0
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- package/lib/domain/projection.d.ts +60 -0
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- package/lib/domain/report.d.ts +93 -0
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- package/lib/domain/vagueness.d.ts +25 -0
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- package/lib/grill/index.d.ts +49 -0
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- package/lib/grill/provider.d.ts +56 -0
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- package/package.json +109 -0
- package/skills/delivery-proof/SKILL.md +52 -0
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to dsh-doublecheck are recorded here, newest first.
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## v0.5.0 — 2026-08-14
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The discipline loop gets a human-facing cockpit and a hardened delivery pipeline.
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- `/doublecheck` session command: `status` (effective switch + modules + folded stage), `report` (folds the delivery report on the spot), `on|off` (durable `doublecheck/state` session event — survives restart, resume, and fork; model-visible switch notice).
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- Master switch: `enableByDefault` config (default `true`) plus the per-session override; when off, all gates delegate to the human chain.
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- Red/green gates on by default: `modules.tdd` now defaults to `true` (v0.5 decision — the "test the implementation" check is free of model cost; the adversary fork remains opt-in).
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- Durable `remindOnce`: reminder flags are folded from the log (plugin notice sources), so a reminder is never repeated after restart/resume.
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- Injected prose localized: `language: 'en' | 'zh'` (prose module).
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- Engineering closure: 3-OS × 2-Node CI matrix, coverage gate, real-transcript regression fixtures, `typescript` moved to `dependencies` (self-contained `prepare`), `lib/` committed without source maps, `cordis.patch.yml` slimmed to non-default overrides only, `repository`/`homepage`/`bugs` metadata.
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- Verification refactor: the report's verification folds carry a `complete` flag; `proven` requires a verdict on every spec dimension.
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- Verify workflow gains `verifyMode` (`all` fans out one parallel checker per dimension, `single` runs one combined checker).
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- The grill gate reopens on a new direct-user task after the latest spec commit (seq comparison): follow-up requests are grilled under their own spec.
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- Delivery gate (`agent/turn-stopping`): green reached with no `doublecheck_report` on record injects a report-expected reminder; a successful report advances the stage fold to `verify`.
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- The adversary review re-arms durably: implementation edits after the latest review record trigger a second round; the critic aborts with the turn's signal.
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- Code Mode edit dispatches count as implementation edits in the guard and report folds (the policy gates already saw them).
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- Three new bundled skills: `red-green-tdd`, `delivery-review`, `delivery-proof` — stages 3–6 of the loop now have model guidance.
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- Report timeline rows truncate long shell commands to a readable preview.
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- The `doublecheck` session projection registers through the `sessionProjections` seam (plain-JSON discipline view for UI consumers, zod-validated wire value), and the invariant companion reports package-owned write-path contradictions through the host `invariants` registry.
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- The durable `doublecheck/state` write is adaptive: hosts that stamp `ignorable` store it durably; rc.6 peers keep the override process-local instead of writing an event first-party readers would reject.
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- A `strict.patch.yml` overlay turns every gate on at `block` intensity; a tag-driven `publish.yml` releases to npm (needs the `NPM_TOKEN` secret).
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- Guard hardening: the detection knobs always compile (bad regexes fail loud even in grill-only configs), the verify workflow's broken engine settles the report as unverified instead of failing the call, and the review text names how many findings `adversaryMaxFindings` held back.
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- Coverage thresholds gate CI: ≥90% statements/lines, ≥80% branches, ≥85% functions.
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## v0.4.0 — 2026-08-14
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The discipline loop is complete: **grill → design → red → green → review → verify**.
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- `doublecheck_report` tool (grill row): folds the durable session evidence (spec from the spec call arguments, red/green test timeline, implementation edits, the injected `doublecheck-review` record) into a structured delivery report with a derived verdict (`grill` / `draft` / `red` / `green` / `objections` / `verified` / `proven` / `challenged`) and a workspace markdown copy.
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- Verification workflow: `ctx.workflowEngine.start()` orchestrates one parallel adversarial checker per spec dimension (structured checks, `verifyProvider`, honest `verification: null` degradation when the seam is missing).
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- Durable structured review: the adversary injection now rides a new `doublecheck-review` `MessageSourceMap` kind, so the report folds findings without re-parsing prose.
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- Shared `DEFAULT_*` evidence constants; report-scoped classification knobs independent of the guard row.
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- Vagueness: hyphenated keywords (e.g. `retry-limit`) mark a brief task concrete, with bare/edge-hyphen counterexamples.
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- 103/103 tests across 8 files; typecheck, lint, build green.
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## v0.3.0 — 2026-08-14
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- Adversary review: once a delivery reaches green, a forked critic subagent (`ctx.subagents.start`, default `fork` provider, structured findings schema, read-only tool allowlist, hard timeout) audits the session against the committed spec. `remind` injects the critique; `warn`/`block` additionally steer one round. Honest "unavailable" notice when the critic cannot run.
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- `modules.adversary` and `adversaryModel` are real switches; new knobs `adversaryProvider`, `adversaryMaxFindings`, `adversaryTools`, `adversaryTimeoutMs`.
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- `doublecheck/review` event; the seam is validated lazily at review time (row load order made an apply-time check unreliable in real profiles).
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- Vagueness: quoted keywords (ASCII + CJK quotes) and underscore keywords mark a brief task concrete.
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- 87/87 tests; full-loop headless verification recorded from the session log.
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## v0.2.0 — 2026-08-14
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- Red gate (`tools/pre-execute`): implementation edits require a failing test run on record since the last passing run; test-file edits are always allowed. `intensity` picks `remind`/`warn`/`block`.
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- Green gate (`agent/turn-stopping`): edits without a passing run inject a completion reminder.
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- Test-run evidence folded from `tool/call` + `tool/result` + `tool/code-dispatch` (shell command patterns, exit-code markers, Code Mode sub-dispatches); `modules.tdd` is a real switch.
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- 70/70 tests; block-mode headless verification recorded 2 red-gate denials, 1 reminder injection, red exit=1 evidence, then a green run.
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## v0.1.0 — 2026-08-14
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- `grill-requirements` bundled skill (six-dimension requirements interrogation via `ask_user_question`, consensus gate, prose fallback without a provider).
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- `doublecheck_spec` and `doublecheck_skills` tools; skill capability seam registration (`source: bundled`).
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- Discipline guard: vague task + no spec + heading for `edit`/`write` → remind / hold for approval / block.
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## Acknowledgments
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Methodology inspired by [obra/superpowers](https://github.com/obra/superpowers) and [TimothyVang/Grill-me](https://github.com/TimothyVang/Grill-me); original implementation.
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- Los recordatorios llegan como contexto `{kind:'plugin'}`, así que las UIs de transcripción los muestran como metadatos de inyección.
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- La crítica del adversario llega de la misma manera cuando el crítico se asienta, con hallazgos etiquetados por severidad; bajo `warn`/`block` el bucle se dirige una ronda para que el modelo les responda.
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Metodología inspirada en [obra/superpowers](https://github.com/obra/superpowers) (disciplina de ingeniería estilo TDD) y [TimothyVang/Grill-me](https://github.com/TimothyVang/Grill-me) (interrogar los requisitos antes de implementar). Este paquete es una implementación original: no se copia ningún texto, prompt o archivo de ninguno de los dos proyectos.
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