gsdd-cli 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ export const DEFAULT_GIT_PROTOCOL = {
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  export const VALID_MODEL_PROFILES = ['quality', 'balanced', 'budget'];
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- export const PORTABLE_AGENT_IDS = ['plan-checker'];
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+ export const PORTABLE_AGENT_IDS = ['plan-checker', 'approach-explorer'];
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  export const MODEL_RUNTIME_IDS = ['claude', 'opencode', 'codex'];
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  export const MODEL_ID_PATTERN = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._\/:@-]+$/;
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  parallelization: true,
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  commitDocs: true,
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  modelProfile: 'balanced',
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- workflow: { research: true, planCheck: true, verifier: true },
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+ workflow: { research: true, discuss: false, planCheck: true, verifier: true },
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  gitProtocol: { ...DEFAULT_GIT_PROTOCOL },
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  initVersion: 'v1.1',
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  };
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  function cmdModelsShow() {
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  const cwd = process.cwd();
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  const config = loadProjectModelConfig(cwd);
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- const ocOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'opencode', 'plan-checker');
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+ const ocCheckerOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'opencode', 'plan-checker');
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+ const ocExplorerOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'opencode', 'approach-explorer');
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  const ocDetected = detectOpenCodeConfiguredModel(cwd);
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- const codexOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'codex', 'plan-checker');
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+ const codexCheckerOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'codex', 'plan-checker');
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+ const codexExplorerOverride = getRuntimeModelOverride(config, 'codex', 'approach-explorer');
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  output({
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  modelProfile: normalizeModelProfile(config.modelProfile),
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  agentModelProfiles: config.agentModelProfiles || {},
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  agentId: 'plan-checker',
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  profileMap: CLAUDE_MODEL_PROFILES,
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  }),
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+ 'approach-explorer': getRuntimeAgentModelState({
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+ config,
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+ runtime: 'claude',
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+ agentId: 'approach-explorer',
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+ profileMap: CLAUDE_MODEL_PROFILES,
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+ }),
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  },
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  opencode: {
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  'plan-checker': {
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- mode: ocOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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- model: ocOverride,
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+ mode: ocCheckerOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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+ model: ocCheckerOverride,
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+ runtimeDetectedModel: ocDetected,
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+ },
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+ 'approach-explorer': {
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+ mode: ocExplorerOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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+ model: ocExplorerOverride,
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  runtimeDetectedModel: ocDetected,
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  },
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  },
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  codex: {
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  'plan-checker': {
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- mode: codexOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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- model: codexOverride,
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+ mode: codexCheckerOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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+ model: codexCheckerOverride,
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+ },
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+ 'approach-explorer': {
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+ mode: codexExplorerOverride ? 'override' : 'inherit',
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+ model: codexExplorerOverride,
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  },
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  },
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  },
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  detectedRuntimeModels: {
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  opencode: ocDetected,
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- hints: !ocOverride ? {
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- opencode: 'OpenCode currently inherits its runtime model unless you set an explicit override. Use gsdd models set --runtime opencode --agent plan-checker --model <provider/model-id> to inject an explicit checker model.',
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+ hints: (!ocCheckerOverride || !ocExplorerOverride) ? {
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+ opencode: 'OpenCode currently inherits its runtime model unless you set an explicit override. Use gsdd models set --runtime opencode --agent <agent-id> --model <provider/model-id> to inject an explicit agent model.',
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  } : undefined,
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  });
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  }
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  ## Table of Contents
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  1. [4-File Codebase Standard](#1-4-file-codebase-standard)
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- 2. [Agent Consolidation: 11 to 9](#2-agent-consolidation-11-to-9)
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+ 2. [Agent Consolidation: 11 to 10](#2-agent-consolidation-11-to-10)
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  3. [Two-Layer Architecture: Roles and Delegates](#3-two-layer-architecture-roles-and-delegates)
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  4. [Zero-Hop Security Propagation](#4-zero-hop-security-propagation)
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  5. [Conditional Synthesizer](#5-conditional-synthesizer)
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  26. [Session Continuity Contract Hardening](#26-session-continuity-contract-hardening)
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  27. [Consumer-Ready Surface Completion](#27-consumer-ready-surface-completion)
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  28. [Workflow Completion Routing](#28-workflow-completion-routing)
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+ 29. [Approach Exploration](#29-approach-exploration)
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- ## 2. Agent Consolidation: 11 to 9
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  **GSD:** 11 specialized agent files, each scoped to a single concern.
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- **GSDD:** 9 canonical roles. 3 mergers and 1 extraction.
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+ **GSDD:** 10 canonical roles. 2 mergers, 1 extraction, 1 addition (approach-explorer, D29).
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  **GSD:** Orchestrator subagent prompts were embedded inline in workflow files or referenced indirectly through agent role contracts. No explicit thin-wrapper layer. Scope and context were implicit in the orchestrator's prompt shaping.
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- **GSDD:** Extracted 10 delegates as explicit thin-wrapper files in `distilled/templates/delegates/`. A delegate is a sub-agent instruction wrapper scoped to a specific orchestrator task, carrying a bounded input/output contract. Ten delegates cover 3 canonical roles: mapper × 4 focus-scoped variants, researcher × 4 dimension-scoped variants, synthesizer × 1 (via `researcher-synthesizer.md`), plus one fresh-context adversarial reviewer (`plan-checker.md`, new in D9, no GSD equivalent). Executor, verifier, integration-checker, planner, and roadmapper are invoked directly from orchestrator workflows without thin-wrapper delegates.
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+ **GSDD:** Extracted 11 delegates as explicit thin-wrapper files in `distilled/templates/delegates/`. A delegate is a sub-agent instruction wrapper scoped to a specific orchestrator task, carrying a bounded input/output contract. Eleven delegates cover 4 canonical roles: mapper × 4 focus-scoped variants, researcher × 4 dimension-scoped variants, synthesizer × 1 (via `researcher-synthesizer.md`), one fresh-context adversarial reviewer (`plan-checker.md`, new in D9, no GSD equivalent), and one interactive approach explorer (`approach-explorer.md`, recovers GSD discuss-phase leverage with research enhancement). Executor, verifier, integration-checker, planner, and roadmapper are invoked directly from orchestrator workflows without thin-wrapper delegates.
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  **Why "delegates":** In multi-agent orchestration literature (Anthropic multi-agent guidance, OpenAI harness engineering, OpenDev terminal-agents paper arXiv 2603.05344), a delegate is a sub-agent invoked by an orchestrator with:
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  | `researcher-pitfalls.md` | Research domain pitfalls and risks | researcher (dimension: pitfalls) |
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  | `researcher-synthesizer.md` | Synthesize research into roadmap implications | synthesizer |
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  | `plan-checker.md` | Fresh-context adversarial plan review | planner (adversarial, new in D9) |
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+ **Why this is high-leverage:** The framework machinery is mechanically sound (800+ assertions, 10 workflows, 10 roles, 3 native adapters, 23 design decisions). But an incomplete AGENTS.md map is functionally broken governance -- agents succeed or fail based on the harness, not the LLM.
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  ## 25. Consumer First-Run Experience
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- **Problem:** GSDD's internal architecture is complete (24 design decisions, 800+ tests, 10 workflows, 9 roles), but consumer-facing surfaces don't honestly guide first-time users. Two independent audits identified this as the single largest barrier to adoption.
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+ **Problem:** GSDD's internal architecture is complete (24 design decisions, 800+ tests, 10 workflows, 10 roles), but consumer-facing surfaces don't honestly guide first-time users. Two independent audits identified this as the single largest barrier to adoption.
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  **Decision:** Make all consumer-facing surfaces (README, agents.block.md, post-init CLI output) honestly distinguish between native-capable and governance-only platforms, and provide platform-specific invocation guidance at every consumer touchpoint.
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+ ## 29. Approach Exploration
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+ **GSD baseline:** Three separate workflows handle pre-planning user alignment:
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+ | `discuss-phase.md` (541 lines) | Gray area identification, 4-question batched loops per area, deferred ideas capture | `CONTEXT.md` |
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+ | `list-phase-assumptions.md` (179 lines) | 5-dimension assumption surfacing (technical approach, implementation order, scope boundaries, risks, dependencies) | Conversational only (no file output) |
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+ | `discovery-phase.md` | 3-level research (Quick/Standard/Deep) with domain exploration | `DISCOVERY.md` |
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+ Combined, these three workflows provided genuine leverage: the planner could not silently converge on a single approach without user input. GSD's initial GSDD distillation dropped all three, removing this alignment step entirely. The planner was left to infer approaches without user validation.
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+ **Problem:** Without approach exploration, the planner explores no alternatives, surfaces no assumptions, and captures no user decisions. The user's first chance to disagree with approach choices is after implementation — too late for efficient correction.
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+ **GSDD decision:** Recover the discuss-phase leverage as a single role (`agents/approach-explorer.md`) embedded in the plan workflow, with a hybrid interaction architecture:
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+ 2. **Native agent optimization:** Runtimes with interactive subagent support (Claude Code with `AskUserQuestion`, Codex interactive agents, OpenCode `mode: agent`) can run the full exploration as a native agent. Falls back to the inline primary path if unavailable.
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+ | Gray area classification | All areas treated identically | Taste / technical / hybrid classification | Taste decisions need no research; technical ones do. Asking "what color?" the same way as "JWT vs sessions?" wastes context and user time |
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+ | Questioning style | Rigid 4-question batched loop | Adaptive convergence (2-6 questions depending on complexity) | Fixed batch sizes don't match decision complexity. Some areas resolve in 2 questions, others need 6 |
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+ | Pre-question research | No research before asking | Research subagent per technical area returns structured summary before asking | Users make better decisions when presented with researched options and trade-offs |
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+ | Quality gate | None | Self-check before writing APPROACH.md (concrete decisions, no vague language, source backing, scope compliance) | Prevents weak outputs that force re-asking during planning |
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- # GSDD (Get Shit Done Distilled)
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- Lightweight Spec-Driven Development (SDD) for AI-assisted engineering.
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- Distilled from GSD (Get Shit Done): keep rigor and leverage, drop ceremony.
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- ## What This Is
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- ## Quick Start
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- gsdd-plan-checker.md # native-capable checker agent generated from the active plan-checker contract
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- .opencode/commands/
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- gsdd-plan.md # OpenCode-native specialized planner -> checker command surface
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- .codex/agents/
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- gsdd-plan-checker.toml # Codex-native checker agent (read-only, high reasoning effort)
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- .planning/
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- quick/ # quick task directories and LOG.md
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- .continue-here.md # session checkpoint (created by pause)
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- ```
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- ## Files In This Framework
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- ```
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- distilled/
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- DESIGN.md # design decisions and rationale (28 decisions, evidence-backed)
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- SKILL.md # primary entry point (plain markdown)
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- workflows/
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- new-project.md
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- map-codebase.md
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- plan.md
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- progress.md
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- execute.md
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- verify.md
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- audit-milestone.md
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- quick.md
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- pause.md
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- resume.md
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- templates/
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- spec.md
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- roadmap.md
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- agents.md # full AGENTS.md template (for tool adapters)
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- agents.block.md # bounded block payload for root AGENTS.md insertion
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- delegates/ # delegate instruction files (copied to .planning/templates/delegates/)
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- mapper-tech.md
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- mapper-arch.md
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- mapper-quality.md
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- mapper-concerns.md
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- plan-checker.md
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- researcher-stack.md
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- researcher-features.md
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- researcher-architecture.md
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- researcher-pitfalls.md
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- researcher-synthesizer.md
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- research/
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- stack.md
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- features.md
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- architecture.md
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- pitfalls.md
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- summary.md
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- codebase/
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- stack.md
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- architecture.md
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- conventions.md
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- concerns.md
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- ```
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+ # GSDD (Get Shit Done Distilled)
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+ Lightweight Spec-Driven Development (SDD) for AI-assisted engineering.
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+ Distilled from GSD (Get Shit Done): keep rigor and leverage, drop ceremony.
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+
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+ ## What This Is
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+ GSDD is a small set of workflow sources plus a CLI (`gsdd`) that:
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+ - scaffolds a project planning workspace (`.planning/`)
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+ - generates portable workflow entrypoints as skills (`.agents/skills/gsdd-*/SKILL.md`)
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+ - optionally generates tool-specific adapters for runtimes that need extra native surfaces (root `AGENTS.md`, Claude skills + plan-command alias + native agents, OpenCode commands + native agents)
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+
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ Run in your project root:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx gsdd-cli init
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+ ```
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+ Optional adapters:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx gsdd-cli init --tools claude
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+ npx gsdd-cli init --tools opencode
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+ npx gsdd-cli init --tools codex
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+ npx gsdd-cli init --tools agents
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+ npx gsdd-cli init --tools all
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+ ```
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+
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+ Notes:
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+ - `gsdd init` always generates open-standard skills at `.agents/skills/gsdd-*`. This is also the primary Codex CLI surface.
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+ - `--tools claude` also generates native agents at `.claude/agents/gsdd-*.md` and a compatibility plan command alias at `.claude/commands/gsdd-plan.md`.
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+ - `--tools opencode` also generates native agents at `.opencode/agents/gsdd-*.md`.
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+ - `--tools codex` generates `.codex/agents/gsdd-plan-checker.toml`; the portable `.agents/skills/gsdd-plan/` surface remains the Codex entry path.
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+ - Root `AGENTS.md` is only written when explicitly requested (`--tools agents` or `--tools all`).
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+
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+ ## The Workflow
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+ ```
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+ gsdd init -> bootstrap (create .planning/, copy templates, generate skills/adapters)
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+ /gsdd:new-project -> .planning/SPEC.md + .planning/ROADMAP.md (questioning + codebase audit + research)
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+ /gsdd:plan N -> phases/N/PLAN.md (task breakdown + research)
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+ /gsdd:execute N -> code changes (plan execution with quality gates)
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+ /gsdd:verify N -> VERIFICATION.md (goal-backward validation)
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+ ... repeat plan/execute/verify per phase ...
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+ /gsdd:quick -> .planning/quick/NNN/ (sub-hour task outside phases)
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+ /gsdd:pause -> .planning/.continue-here.md (session checkpoint)
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+ /gsdd:resume -> restore context, route to next action
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+ /gsdd:progress -> show status, route to next action
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Current Status (updated 2026-03-20)
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+ | Workflow | Status | Notes |
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+ |----------|--------|-------|
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+ | `new-project.md` | [OK] Defined, source-audited | Covers greenfield + brownfield + milestone context |
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+ | `plan.md` | [OK] Defined, source-audited | Portable workflow defines the planner contract and supports independent plan checking through generated native adapters |
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+ | `execute.md` | [OK] Source-audited | Mandatory read enforcement, auth-gate routing, deviation-rule examples, and substantive summary quality gate |
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+ | `verify.md` | [OK] Source-audited | 5 gap closures against hardened verifier role contract: grouped-gap guidance, orphan detection, frontmatter enforcement, verification basis emphasis, requirements coverage chain |
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+ | `audit-milestone.md` | [OK] Defined, source-audited | Aggregates phase verification, cross-phase integration audit, auth protection checks, requirement reconciliation, and orphan detection into `MILESTONE-AUDIT.md` |
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+ | `quick.md` | [OK] | Quick-work lane for sub-hour tasks outside the phase cycle (D11) |
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+ | `pause.md` | [OK] Source-audited | Session checkpoint writer with conversational handoff (D12) |
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+ | `resume.md` | [OK] Source-audited | Session context restorer with priority-ordered routing (D12) |
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+ | `progress.md` | [OK] Source-audited | Read-only status reporter with 6 named route branches, recent work, between-milestones detection (D12) |
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+ | `map-codebase.md` | [OK] Defined, source-audited | Standalone codebase mapping/refresh |
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+ Architecture notes:
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+ - `bin/gsdd.mjs` remains the thin generator entrypoint, while vendor-specific rendering lives in adapter modules.
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+ - Codex CLI uses the always-generated `.agents/skills/gsdd-*` surface as its entry path and can add a native `.codex/agents/gsdd-plan-checker.toml` checker agent.
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+ - Portable lifecycle contracts now align to the roadmap template status grammar: `[ ]`, `[-]`, `[x]`.
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+ - Phase verification and milestone integration audit are treated as separate concerns.
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+ - Canonical role contracts use bounded sections, typed output examples, and checklist-driven completion where those structures materially improve downstream reliability.
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+ ## Init Workflow Agent Count (by config)
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+ | Mode | Mappers | Researchers | Synthesizer | Total |
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+ |------|---------|-------------|-------------|-------|
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+ | Brownfield, first run, research balanced/deep | 4 | 4 | 1 | 9 |
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+ | Brownfield, first run, research fast | 4 | 4 | 0 (inline) | 8 |
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+ | Brownfield, subsequent run, research balanced/deep | 0 (maps exist) | 4 | 1 | 5 |
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+ | Greenfield, research balanced/deep | 0 | 4 | 1 | 5 |
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+ | Greenfield, research fast | 0 | 4 | 0 (inline) | 4 |
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+ | Any, no research | 0-4 | 0 | 0 | 0-4 |
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+ Note: `parallelization: false` keeps the same mapper/researcher set but runs them sequentially.
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+ ## What Gets Created (Project Output)
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+ ```
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+ .planning/
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+ SPEC.md
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+ ROADMAP.md
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+ config.json
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+ templates/ # copied from distilled/templates/
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+ phases/ # phase plans and summaries
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+ research/ # optional research outputs
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+ .agents/skills/
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+ gsdd-new-project/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-plan/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-execute/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-verify/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-audit-milestone/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-quick/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-pause/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-resume/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-progress/SKILL.md
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+ gsdd-map-codebase/SKILL.md
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+ .claude/agents/
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+ gsdd-plan-checker.md # native-capable checker agent generated from the active plan-checker contract
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+ .claude/commands/
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+ gsdd-plan.md # compatibility alias to the Claude skill-primary plan entry
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+ .claude/skills/
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+ gsdd-plan/SKILL.md # Claude-native skill-primary planner -> checker surface
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+ .opencode/agents/
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+ gsdd-plan-checker.md # native-capable checker agent generated from the active plan-checker contract
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+ .opencode/commands/
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+ gsdd-plan.md # OpenCode-native specialized planner -> checker command surface
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+ .codex/agents/
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+ gsdd-plan-checker.toml # Codex-native checker agent (read-only, high reasoning effort)
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+ .planning/
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+ quick/ # quick task directories and LOG.md
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+ .continue-here.md # session checkpoint (created by pause)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Files In This Framework
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+
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+ ```
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+ distilled/
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+ DESIGN.md # design decisions and rationale (29 decisions, evidence-backed)
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+ SKILL.md # primary entry point (plain markdown)
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+ workflows/
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+ new-project.md
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+ map-codebase.md
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+ plan.md
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+ progress.md
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+ execute.md
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+ verify.md
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+ audit-milestone.md
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+ quick.md
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+ pause.md
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+ resume.md
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+ templates/
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+ spec.md
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+ roadmap.md
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+ agents.md # full AGENTS.md template (for tool adapters)
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+ agents.block.md # bounded block payload for root AGENTS.md insertion
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+ delegates/ # delegate instruction files (copied to .planning/templates/delegates/)
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+ mapper-tech.md
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+ mapper-arch.md
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+ mapper-quality.md
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+ mapper-concerns.md
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+ plan-checker.md
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+ researcher-stack.md
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+ researcher-features.md
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+ researcher-architecture.md
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+ researcher-pitfalls.md
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+ researcher-synthesizer.md
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+ research/
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+ stack.md
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+ features.md
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+ architecture.md
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+ pitfalls.md
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+ summary.md
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+ codebase/
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+ stack.md
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+ architecture.md
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+ conventions.md
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+ concerns.md
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+ ```
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