helloagents 2.3.7 → 3.0.1-beta.1

package/README.md

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-**Let AI go beyond analysis — keep pushing until implementation and verification are done.**
+**Quality-driven orchestration kernel for AI coding CLIs — 14 auto-activated skills, process discipline, and checklist gating.**
 
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+[![Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-3.0.1-orange.svg)](./package.json)
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+[![Node](https://img.shields.io/badge/node-%3E%3D18-339933.svg)](./package.json)
+[![Skills](https://img.shields.io/badge/skills-14-6366f1.svg)](./skills)
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+[![PRs Welcome](https://img.shields.io/badge/PRs-welcome-brightgreen.svg)](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents/issues)
 
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 > [!IMPORTANT]
-> **Looking for the old version of HelloAGENTS?** The legacy codebase has been moved to a separate archive repository: [helloagents-archive](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents-archive)
-
-## Table of Contents
-
-- [Before and After](#before-and-after)
-- [Core Features](#core-features)
-  - [Sub-Agent Native Mapping](#sub-agent-native-mapping)
-- [Quick Start](#quick-start)
-- [Configuration](#configuration)
-- [How It Works](#how-it-works)
-- [In-Chat Workflow Commands](#in-chat-workflow-commands)
-- [Usage Guide](#usage-guide)
-- [Repository Guide](#repository-guide)
-- [FAQ](#faq)
-- [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
-- [Version History](#version-history)
-- [Contributing](#contributing)
-- [License](#license)
-- [Next Steps](#next-steps)
-
-## Before and After
+> **Looking for v2.x?** The legacy Python-based codebase has been moved to a separate archive repository: [helloagents-archive](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents-archive). The v3 line is a complete rewrite — pure Node.js/Markdown architecture, no Python dependency.
+
+## 📑 Table of Contents
+
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Click to expand</strong></summary>
+
+- [🎯 Why HelloAGENTS?](#-why-helloagents)
+- [✨ Core Features](#-core-features)
+- [🚀 Quick Start](#-quick-start)
+- [🔄 Installation Lifecycle & File Writes](#-installation-lifecycle--file-writes)
+- [📖 Commands](#-commands)
+- [🔧 Configuration](#-configuration)
+- [⚙️ How It Works](#️-how-it-works)
+- [📚 Usage Guide](#-usage-guide)
+- [🧪 Verification](#-verification)
+- [❓ FAQ](#-faq)
+- [🛠️ Troubleshooting](#️-troubleshooting)
+- [📈 Version History](#-version-history)
+- [📜 License](#-license)
+
+</details>
+
+## 🎯 Why HelloAGENTS?
+
+Ever had an AI coding assistant that stops at "here's what you should do" instead of actually doing it? Or one that writes code but skips tests, ignores edge cases, and calls it done?
+
+HelloAGENTS fixes that. It's an orchestration layer that sits on top of your AI CLI and enforces quality at every step.
 
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 **Without HelloAGENTS**
 
-<img src="./readme_images/08-demo-snake-without-helloagents.png" alt="Snake demo without HelloAGENTS" width="520">
+<img src="./readme_images/08-demo-snake-without-helloagents.png" alt="Without HelloAGENTS" width="520">
 
 </td>
 <td width="50%" valign="top" align="center">
 
 **With HelloAGENTS**
 
-<img src="./readme_images/07-demo-snake-with-helloagents.png" alt="Snake demo with HelloAGENTS" width="520">
+<img src="./readme_images/07-demo-snake-with-helloagents.png" alt="With HelloAGENTS" width="520">
 
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 | Challenge | Without HelloAGENTS | With HelloAGENTS |
 |-----------|-------------------|-----------------|
-| Stops at planning | Ends with suggestions | Pushes to implementation and validation |
-| Output drift | Different structure every prompt | Unified routing and stage chain |
-| Risky operations | Easier to make destructive mistakes | EHRB risk detection and escalation |
-| Knowledge continuity | Context gets scattered | Built-in KB and session memory |
-| Reusability | Prompt-by-prompt effort | Commandized reusable workflow |
+| **Stops at planning** | Ends with suggestions | Pushes through to implementation and verification |
+| **Quality inconsistency** | Varies by prompt | 14 skills auto-activate based on task type |
+| **Risky operations** | Easy to make destructive mistakes | Guard system blocks dangerous commands |
+| **No verification** | "It should work" | Ralph Loop runs lint/test/build before completion |
+| **Knowledge loss** | Context scattered across sessions | Project KB persists and grows |
+
+### 💡 Best For
+- ✅ **Developers using AI CLIs** who want consistent, verified output
+- ✅ **Teams** that need quality guardrails on AI-assisted coding
+- ✅ **Complex projects** requiring structured design → develop → verify workflows
+
+### ⚠️ Not For
+- ❌ Simple one-off questions (HelloAGENTS adds process overhead)
+- ❌ Non-coding tasks (optimized for software engineering)
+
+## ✨ Core Features
 
-## Core Features
+HelloAGENTS enforces quality through three mechanisms working together:
 
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 <td width="50%" valign="top">
 <img src="./readme_images/02-feature-icon-installer.svg" width="48" align="left">
 
-**RLM Sub-Agent Orchestration**
+**🎯 14 Auto-Activated Quality Skills**
 
-3 specialized roles (reviewer / writer / brainstormer) plus host CLI native sub-agents (explore / code / brainstorm) are dispatched automatically based on task complexity. Tasks are scheduled via DAG dependency analysis with topological sort and layer-by-layer parallel dispatch. Supports cross-CLI parallel scheduling and Agent Teams collaboration.
+Skills activate automatically based on what you're building — no configuration needed.
+- UI, Security, API, Architecture, Performance
+- Testing, Error Handling, Data, Code Review
+- Debugging, Subagents, Documentation, Verification, Reflection
+
+**Your gain:** every task gets the right quality checks without you remembering to ask.
 
-**Your gain:** complex tasks are broken down and handled by the right specialist, with parallel execution when possible.
 </td>
 <td width="50%" valign="top">
 <img src="./readme_images/03-feature-icon-workflow.svg" width="48" align="left">
 
-**Structured Workflow (Evaluate → Design → Develop)**
+**📋 Checklist Gate Control**
+
+After coding, HelloAGENTS collects delivery checklists from all activated skills and verifies each item before reporting completion.
 
-Every input is scored on five dimensions and routed to R0 direct response, R1 fast flow, R2 simplified flow, or R3 standard flow. R2/R3 enter the full stage chain with explicit entry conditions, deliverables, and verification gates. Supports interactive and fully delegated modes.
+**Your gain:** nothing ships until it actually passes quality checks — not just "looks done."
 
-**Your gain:** proportional effort — simple queries stay fast, complex tasks get full process with verification at every step.
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 <img src="./readme_images/04-feature-icon-safety.svg" width="48" align="left">
 
-**Three-Layer Safety Detection (EHRB)**
-
-Keyword scan, semantic analysis, and tool-output inspection catch destructive operations before execution. Interactive and delegated modes enforce user confirmation.
+**🛡️ Guard System + Ralph Loop**
 
-**Your gain:** safer defaults with zero-config protection.
-</td>
-<td width="50%" valign="top">
-<img src="./readme_images/05-feature-icon-compat.svg" width="48" align="left">
+L1 blocks destructive commands (`rm -rf /`, `git push --force`, `DROP DATABASE`). L2 scans for hardcoded secrets and security patterns. Ralph Loop auto-runs verification commands after every task.
 
-**Two-Layer Memory Model**
+**Your gain:** safer defaults with zero-config protection, verified output every time.
 
-L0 user memory (global preferences) and L1 project knowledge base (structured docs synced from code).
-
-**Your gain:** context survives across sessions and projects.
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-</tr>
-<tr>
 <td width="50%" valign="top">
-<img src="./readme_images/02-feature-icon-installer.svg" width="48" align="left">
-
-**Extensibility & Customization**
-
-Voice notifications (5 event sounds), custom command extension (`.helloagents/commands/*.md`), user-defined tool orchestration (sub-agents, skills, MCP servers, plugins), and flexible configuration options. All features work across 6 CLI targets with graceful degradation.
+<img src="./readme_images/05-feature-icon-compat.svg" width="48" align="left">
 
-**Your gain:** tailor the workflow to your team's needs without forking the codebase.
-</td>
-<td width="50%" valign="top">
-<img src="./readme_images/03-feature-icon-workflow.svg" width="48" align="left">
+**⚡ Structured Workflow**
 
-**Multi-CLI Support**
+Simple tasks get direct execution. Complex tasks go through ORIENT → CLARIFY → PLAN → EXECUTE → VALIDATE with interactive design, solution proposals, and plan packages.
 
-One rule set works across Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Qwen CLI, and Grok CLI (Experimental/Community). Automatic feature detection and graceful degradation ensure consistent experience regardless of CLI capabilities.
+**Your gain:** proportional effort — quick tasks stay fast, complex tasks get full process.
 
-**Your gain:** switch between CLIs without relearning workflows or reconfiguring rules.
 </td>
 </tr>
 </table>
 
-### Sub-Agent Native Mapping
-
-| CLI | Native Sub-Agent Mechanism | RLM Mapping |
-|-----|---------------------------|-------------|
-| Claude Code | Agent tool (explore / code / shell) | Direct mapping, supports Agent Teams |
-| Codex CLI | spawn_agent / Collab (multi-thread) | spawn_agent parallel scheduling, CSV batch orchestration |
-| OpenCode | Task tool (build / plan / general / explore) | Direct sub-agent mapping |
-| Gemini CLI | Built-in tool calls | Fallback to sequential execution |
-| Qwen CLI | Built-in tool calls | Fallback to sequential execution |
-| Grok CLI (Experimental) | Built-in tool calls | Fallback to sequential execution |
-
-Additionally, HelloAGENTS provides: **five-dimension routing scoring** (action need, target clarity, decision scope, impact range, EHRB risk) to automatically determine processing depth for each input; **6 CLI targets** (Claude Code / Codex CLI / OpenCode / Gemini CLI / Qwen CLI / Grok CLI) with one rule set across all; **Hooks integration** (Claude Code 11 lifecycle hooks + Codex CLI notify hook + Gemini/Grok CLI hooks) with automatic graceful degradation when unavailable.
-
-### CLI Compatibility Quick Reference
-
-| CLI | Recommended Version | Key Features | Configuration Notes |
-|-----|-------------------|--------------|---------------------|
-| **Claude Code** | Latest | Agent Teams, 11 lifecycle hooks, auto-memory | Requires `CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1` for teams mode |
-| **Codex CLI** | 0.110+ | spawn_agent, CSV batch, collaboration_modes | Enable sub-agents, CSV orchestration, set `project_doc_max_bytes >= 131072` |
-| **OpenCode** | Latest | Task tool, custom agents, MCP | Supports primary agents (build/plan) + subagents (general/explore) |
-| **Gemini CLI** | Latest | Built-in tool calls | Sequential execution fallback |
-| **Qwen CLI** | Latest | Built-in tool calls | Sequential execution fallback |
-| **Grok CLI** (Experimental) | Latest | Built-in tool calls | Community wrapper, hooks not fully verified |
-
-<details>
-<summary>📋 Detailed CLI-specific notes (click to expand)</summary>
-
-**Codex CLI Configuration:**
-- Enable sub-agents and CSV orchestration features
-- Set `project_doc_max_bytes = 131072` in config.toml
-- Configure `developer_instructions` for routing protocol priority
-- Enable `collaboration_modes` for TUI interactive selection (v0.110+)
-- Configure `nickname_candidates` for agent role identification
-- Configure CSV batch processing if using parallel workflows
-
-**Claude Code Setup:**
-- Set `CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1` environment variable for Agent Teams
-- 11 lifecycle hooks auto-configured during installation (SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, SubagentStart/Stop, PostToolUse, Stop, TeammateIdle, PreCompact, PreToolUse, SessionEnd, PostToolUseFailure)
-- Auto-memory feature enabled by default
-
-**Other CLIs:**
-- OpenCode supports Task tool with primary agents (build/plan) and subagents (general/explore)
-- Gemini/Qwen/Grok use sequential execution fallback
-- All features work with graceful degradation
-- Hooks may not be available on all platforms
-
-</details>
-
-## Quick Start
-
-> 💡 **Choose your installation method:**
-> - **First-time users** → Method A (one-line script, recommended)
-> - **Node.js developers** → Method B (npx)
-> - **Python developers** → Method D (pip)
-> - **Need isolated environment** → Method C (UV)
-
-> ⚠️ **Prerequisite:** All AI CLIs (Codex CLI / Claude Code, etc.) should be upgraded to the latest version with relevant feature flags enabled (e.g., sub-agents, CSV orchestration) to access all HelloAGENTS capabilities. VSCode extensions for these CLIs update more slowly — some newer features may require waiting for the extension to catch up. See CLI-specific compatibility notes below.
-
-> ⚠️ **Windows PowerShell 5.1** does not support `&&`. Run commands on each side of `&&` separately, or upgrade to [PowerShell 7+](https://learn.microsoft.com/powershell/scripting/install/installing-powershell-on-windows).
-
-### Method A: One-line install script (recommended)
-
-**macOS / Linux:**
-
-    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.sh | bash
-
-**Windows PowerShell:**
-
-    irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.ps1 | iex
+## 🚀 Quick Start
 
-> The script auto-detects `uv` or `pip`, installs the HelloAGENTS package, and launches an interactive menu for you to select target CLIs. Re-running performs an update.
+### 1) Install once
 
-**Update:** re-run the install command above.
-
-**Uninstall:** `uv tool uninstall helloagents` or `pip uninstall helloagents` (depends on what the script detected)
-
-**Switch branch:**
-
-    # macOS / Linux
-    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/beta/install.sh | HELLOAGENTS_BRANCH=beta bash
-
-    # Windows PowerShell
-    $env:HELLOAGENTS_BRANCH="beta"; irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/beta/install.ps1 | iex
-
-### Method B: npx (Node.js >= 16)
-
-    npx helloagents
-
-> Installs the Python package via pip and launches an interactive menu. You can also specify directly: `npx helloagents install codex` (or use `npx -y` to auto-download without prompting)
-
-> Requires Python >= 3.10. After first install, use the native `helloagents` command directly.
-
-> **Acknowledgment:** Thanks to @setsuna1106 for generously transferring the npm `helloagents` package ownership.
-
-**Update:** `npx helloagents@latest`
-
-**Uninstall:** `pip uninstall helloagents`
-
-**Switch branch:** `npx helloagents@beta`
-
-### Method C: UV (isolated environment)
-
-**Step 0 — Install UV first (skip if already installed):**
-
-    # Windows PowerShell
-    irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex
+```bash
+npm install -g helloagents
+```
 
-    # macOS / Linux
-    curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
+If your system already has another `helloagents` executable in `PATH`, use the bundled stable alias instead:
 
-> After installing UV, restart your terminal to make the `uv` command available.
+```bash
+helloagents-js
+```
 
-**Install and select targets (one command):**
+`postinstall` now only installs the package and initializes `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json`. It **does not auto-deploy to any CLI target**.
 
-    uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents helloagents && helloagents
+After the package is installed, deploy explicitly to the targets you want:
 
-> Installs the package and launches an interactive menu for you to select target CLIs. You can also specify directly: `helloagents install codex`
+```bash
+helloagents install codex --standby
+helloagents install --all --standby
+```
 
-**Update:** `uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents helloagents --force`
+> `npm install helloagents` without `-g` follows the same rule: it installs the package only and does not modify any CLI config automatically.
 
-**Uninstall:** `uv tool uninstall helloagents`
+### 2) Choose your mode
 
-**Switch branch:** `uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents@beta helloagents --force`
+| Goal | What to run | What happens |
+|------|-------------|--------------|
+| Install the package without touching hosts yet | `npm install -g helloagents` | Installs the command and `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json` only |
+| Keep HelloAGENTS light by default | `helloagents install --all --standby` | **Standby mode** explicitly deploys lite rules to the target CLIs |
+| Enable full rules everywhere | `helloagents install --all --global` or `helloagents --global` | Switches to **global mode**; Claude/Gemini use native plugin/extension installs, Codex gets the native local-plugin chain automatically |
+| Re-sync after local branch switch / file updates | `helloagents update codex`, `helloagents install --all --standby`, or `helloagents --global` | Refreshes injected/copied files for the target or current mode |
 
-### Method D: pip (Python >= 3.10)
+### 2.1) Manage one CLI at a time
 
-**Install and select targets (one command):**
+```bash
+helloagents install codex --standby
+helloagents install --all --global
+helloagents update codex
+helloagents cleanup claude --global
+helloagents uninstall gemini
+```
 
-    pip install git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git && helloagents
+- Supported targets: `claude`, `gemini`, `codex`, or `--all`
+- If you omit `--standby` / `--global`, HelloAGENTS reuses the tracked/detected mode for that CLI and falls back to `standby`
+- `install` / `update` affect only the selected CLI; use `--all` when you want an explicit bulk deploy
+- Claude Code / Gemini CLI still require native plugin/extension install or uninstall commands in `global` mode; Codex CLI is still handled automatically
 
-> Installs the package and launches an interactive menu for you to select target CLIs. You can also specify directly: `helloagents install codex`
+If you want full rules everywhere, switch to global mode:
 
-**Update:** `pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git`
+```bash
+helloagents --global
+```
 
-**Uninstall:** `pip uninstall helloagents`
+Then install the native plugin/extension for your CLI where required:
 
-**Switch branch:** `pip install --upgrade git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git@beta`
+```bash
+# Claude Code
+/plugin marketplace add hellowind777/helloagents
 
-### HelloAGENTS commands (after installation)
+# Gemini CLI
+gemini extensions install https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents
+```
 
-> ⚠️ These commands depend on the installed package. If a remote update causes issues, use the native install/update/uninstall commands from your installation method above.
+Codex CLI does not need a manual plugin command. `helloagents --global` now installs the native local-plugin chain automatically by writing:
+- `~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json`
+- `~/plugins/helloagents/`
+- `~/.codex/plugins/cache/local-plugins/helloagents/local/`
+- `helloagents@local-plugins` in `~/.codex/config.toml`
 
-    helloagents                  # interactive menu
-    helloagents install codex    # specify target directly
-    helloagents install --all    # install to all detected CLIs
-    helloagents status           # check installation status
-    helloagents version          # check version
-    helloagents update           # update + auto-sync all targets
-    helloagents update beta      # switch branch + auto-sync
-    helloagents uninstall codex  # uninstall from a CLI target
-    helloagents uninstall --all  # uninstall from all targets
-    helloagents clean            # clean caches
+### 3) Verify in chat
 
-### Codex CLI example
+```bash
+# In your AI CLI chat, type:
+~help
+```
 
-**First install:**
+**Expected output:**
+```
+💡【HelloAGENTS】- Help
 
-    # One-line script (recommended, auto-launches interactive menu after install)
-    # macOS / Linux
-    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.sh | bash
+Available commands: ~auto, ~design, ~prd, ~loop, ~init, ~test, ~verify, ~review, ~commit, ~clean, ~help
 
-    # Windows PowerShell
-    irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.ps1 | iex
+Auto-activated skills (14): hello-ui, hello-api, hello-security, hello-test, hello-verify, hello-errors, hello-perf, hello-data, hello-arch, hello-debug, hello-subagent, hello-review, hello-write, hello-reflect
+```
 
-    # npx (or use npx -y to auto-download without prompting)
-    npx helloagents install codex
+### 4) First use
 
-    # UV
-    uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents helloagents && helloagents install codex
+```bash
+# Simple task — direct execution
+"Fix the typo in src/utils.ts line 42"
 
-    # pip
-    pip install git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git && helloagents install codex
+# Complex task — use ~auto for full workflow
+~auto "Add user authentication with JWT"
 
-**Update later (auto-syncs installed targets):**
+# Want to review the plan first?
+~design "Refactor the payment module"
+```
 
-    helloagents update
+## 🔄 Installation Lifecycle & File Writes
 
-> ⚠️ **Codex CLI config.toml compatibility notes:** The following settings may affect HelloAGENTS:
-> - `[features]` `child_agents_md = true` — experimental, injects extra instructions that may conflict with HelloAGENTS
-> - `project_doc_max_bytes` too low — default 32KB, AGENTS.md will be truncated (auto-set to 131072 during install)
-> - `agent_max_depth = 1` — limits sub-agent nesting depth, recommend keeping default or ≥2
-> - `agent_max_threads` too low — default 6, lower values limit parallel sub-agent scheduling (CSV batch mode recommends ≥16)
-> - `[features]` `multi_agent = true` — must be enabled for sub-agent orchestration to work
-> - `[features]` `sqlite = true` — must be enabled for CSV batch orchestration (spawn_agents_on_csv)
-> - Collab sub-agent scheduling requires Codex CLI feature gate to be enabled
->
-> 💡 **Best practices:**
-> - Codex 0.110+ recommended for full feature set (collaboration_modes, nickname_candidates)
-> - HelloAGENTS is optimized for Codex CLI — supports `high` and below reasoning effort levels. `xhigh` reasoning is **not supported** and may cause instruction-following issues
-> - Use the terminal/CLI version of Codex for the best experience. The VSCode extension updates lag behind the CLI — newer features (e.g., CSV batch orchestration, Collab multi-agent) may require waiting for the extension to catch up
+HelloAGENTS touches different files depending on mode. The write/cleanup rules are predictable and reversible.
 
-### Claude Code example
+### Standby mode (default)
 
-**First install:**
+| CLI | Files HelloAGENTS writes or updates | What it preserves | What uninstall / mode switch cleans |
+|-----|-------------------------------------|-------------------|-------------------------------------|
+| Claude Code | `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`, `~/.claude/settings.json`, `~/.claude/helloagents -> <package-root>` | Existing non-HelloAGENTS markdown, settings, permissions, and hooks | Removes injected marker block, HelloAGENTS hooks/permissions, and symlink |
+| Gemini CLI | `~/.gemini/GEMINI.md`, `~/.gemini/settings.json`, `~/.gemini/helloagents -> <package-root>` | Existing markdown, hooks, and unrelated settings | Removes injected marker block, HelloAGENTS hooks, and symlink |
+| Codex CLI | `~/.codex/AGENTS.md`, `~/.codex/config.toml`, timestamped backups like `~/.codex/config.toml_YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.bak`, `~/.codex/helloagents -> <package-root>` | Existing top-level TOML keys and unrelated sections via backup/restore | Removes injected marker block, HelloAGENTS config keys, symlink, and the latest HelloAGENTS-managed backup |
 
-    # One-line script (recommended, auto-launches interactive menu after install)
-    # macOS / Linux
-    curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.sh | bash
+### Global mode
 
-    # Windows PowerShell
-    irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hellowind777/helloagents/main/install.ps1 | iex
+| CLI | How installation works | Files involved |
+|-----|------------------------|----------------|
+| Claude Code | Native plugin install (manual CLI command) | Managed by Claude's plugin system |
+| Gemini CLI | Native extension install (manual CLI command) | Managed by Gemini's extension system |
+| Codex CLI | Native local-plugin chain (automatic) | `~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json`, `~/plugins/helloagents/`, `~/.codex/plugins/cache/local-plugins/helloagents/local/`, `~/.codex/config.toml` |
 
-    # npx (or use npx -y to auto-download without prompting)
-    npx helloagents install claude
+### Update / reinstall / branch-switch behavior
 
-    # UV
-    uv tool install --from git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents helloagents && helloagents install claude
+- **Standby mode** keeps scripts, skills, templates, and hooks on `~/.claude/helloagents`, `~/.gemini/helloagents`, and `~/.codex/helloagents` symlinks, so linked package files reflect local changes immediately. The injected carrier files (`CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `AGENTS.md`) are still snapshots and must be refreshed after bootstrap or branch changes.
+- **Codex global mode** uses copied runtime files. Re-running `helloagents --global` refreshes both `~/plugins/helloagents/` and the Codex cache copy.
+- Re-running the current mode command is supported intentionally: `helloagents --standby` and `helloagents --global` both act as **switch-or-refresh** commands.
+- For deterministic manual cleanup, run `helloagents cleanup` before `npm uninstall -g helloagents`.
+- `npm uninstall -g helloagents` removes the package; `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json` is intentionally preserved.
 
-    # pip
-    pip install git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git && helloagents install claude
+## 📖 Commands
 
-**Update later (auto-syncs installed targets):**
+All commands run inside AI chat with the `~` prefix:
 
-    helloagents update
+**Workflow Commands:**
 
-> 💡 **Claude Code sub-agent orchestration tips:**
-> - Sub-agents (Agent tool) work out of the box, no extra configuration needed
-> - Agent Teams collaboration mode requires environment variable: `CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1`
-> - Parallel sub-agent count is managed automatically by the model, no user-side limit config needed
+| Command | Purpose |
+|---------|---------|
+| `~auto` | Full autonomous workflow — AI judges complexity, auto-plans and executes |
+| `~design` | Deep interactive design — requirement gathering + solution proposals + plan package |
+| `~prd` | Complete PRD — 13-dimension brainstorm-style exploration, generates product requirements |
+| `~loop` | Autonomous iteration — set a target + metric, AI loops until goal is met |
 
-## Configuration
+**Quality Commands:**
 
-Customize workflow behavior via `config.json` after installation. Only include keys you want to override — missing keys use defaults.
+| Command | Purpose |
+|---------|---------|
+| `~test` | Write complete tests (TDD: Red → Green → Refactor) |
+| `~verify` | Run all verification commands (lint/test/build/typecheck) |
+| `~review` | Code review with severity classification |
 
-**Storage locations (highest priority first):**
+**Utility Commands:**
 
-1. Project-level: `{project_root}/.helloagents/config.json` — current project only
-2. Global: `~/.helloagents/config.json` — all projects
-3. Built-in defaults
+| Command | Purpose |
+|---------|---------|
+| `~init` | Initialize project knowledge base (`.helloagents/`) |
+| `~commit` | Generate conventional commit message + KB sync |
+| `~clean` | Archive completed plans, clean temp files |
+| `~help` | Show all commands and current config |
 
-**Available keys:**
+## 🔧 Configuration
 
-| Key | Type | Default | Description |
-|-----|------|---------|-------------|
-| `OUTPUT_LANGUAGE` | string | `zh-CN` | Language for AI output and KB files |
-| `KB_CREATE_MODE` | int | `2` | KB creation: `0`=OFF, `1`=on-demand (prompt ~init), `2`=auto on code changes, `3`=always auto |
-| `BILINGUAL_COMMIT` | int | `1` | Commit language: `0`=OUTPUT_LANGUAGE only, `1`=OUTPUT_LANGUAGE + English |
-| `EVAL_MODE` | int | `1` | Clarification mode: `1`=progressive (1 question/round, max 5), `2`=one-shot (all at once, max 3) |
-| `UPDATE_CHECK` | int | `72` | Update check cache TTL in hours: `0`=OFF |
-| `CSV_BATCH_MAX` | int | `16` | CSV batch max concurrency: `0`=OFF, cap 64 (Codex CLI only) |
+Config file: `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json` (auto-created on install)
 
-**Example:**
+Only include keys you want to override — missing keys use defaults.
 
 ```json
 {
-  "KB_CREATE_MODE": 0,
-  "EVAL_MODE": 2
+  "output_language": "",
+  "output_format": true,
+  "notify_level": 0,
+  "ralph_loop_enabled": true,
+  "guard_enabled": true,
+  "kb_create_mode": 1,
+  "commit_attribution": "",
+  "install_mode": "standby"
 }
 ```
 
-> File missing or unparseable is silently skipped with defaults applied. Unknown keys produce a warning and are ignored.
-
-### Common Configuration Scenarios
+| Key | Default | Description |
+|-----|---------|-------------|
+| `output_language` | `""` | Empty = follow user language. Set `zh-CN`, `en`, etc. to override |
+| `output_format` | `true` | `true` = only the main agent's final closing reply after streaming ends may use the HelloAGENTS layout; all streaming/progress/intermediate output and all subagent replies stay natural, `false` = natural output |
+| `notify_level` | `0` | `0`=off, `1`=desktop, `2`=sound, `3`=both |
+| `ralph_loop_enabled` | `true` | Auto-run verification after task completion |
+| `guard_enabled` | `true` | Block dangerous commands |
+| `kb_create_mode` | `1` | `0`=off, `1`=auto on coding tasks, `2`=always |
+| `commit_attribution` | `""` | Empty = no attribution. Set text to append to commit messages |
+| `install_mode` | `"standby"` | `"standby"` = per-project activation (lite rules), `"global"` = full rules for all projects |
 
 <details>
-<summary>📝 English-only projects</summary>
+<summary>📝 Common configuration scenarios</summary>
 
-```json
-{
-  "OUTPUT_LANGUAGE": "en-US",
-  "BILINGUAL_COMMIT": 0
-}
+**Switch to global mode (full rules everywhere):**
+```bash
+helloagents --global
 ```
-All AI outputs, KB files, and commit messages will be in English only.
-</details>
 
-<details>
-<summary>🚫 Disable automatic KB creation</summary>
+**Switch back to standby mode (default):**
+```bash
+helloagents --standby
+```
 
+**English-only output:**
 ```json
-{
-  "KB_CREATE_MODE": 0
-}
+{ "output_language": "en" }
 ```
-Knowledge base won't be created automatically. Use `~init` command when needed.
-</details>
-
-<details>
-<summary>⚡ High-concurrency batch processing (Codex CLI)</summary>
 
+**Disable KB auto-creation:**
 ```json
-{
-  "CSV_BATCH_MAX": 32
-}
+{ "kb_create_mode": 0 }
 ```
-Increase parallel CSV batch processing from 16 to 32 (max 64). Requires Codex CLI with CSV orchestration enabled.
-</details>
-
-<details>
-<summary>🔕 Disable update checks</summary>
 
+**Enable desktop + sound notifications:**
 ```json
-{
-  "UPDATE_CHECK": 0
-}
+{ "notify_level": 3 }
 ```
-Skip version update checks entirely (not recommended for production use).
-</details>
-
-<details>
-<summary>💬 One-shot clarification mode</summary>
 
+**Disable guard (not recommended):**
 ```json
-{
-  "EVAL_MODE": 2
-}
+{ "guard_enabled": false }
 ```
-Ask all clarification questions at once (max 3) instead of progressive mode (1 question per round, max 5).
+
 </details>
 
-## How It Works
+## ⚙️ How It Works
 
-**In short:** HelloAGENTS automatically selects processing depth based on task complexity — simple questions get fast responses, complex tasks go through the full evaluate→design→develop flow, with safety checks and memory retention throughout.
+**Short version:** HelloAGENTS selects execution depth based on task complexity. Simple tasks run directly; complex tasks use the full 5-stage flow with verification at every step. Once the requirement and execution direction are clear, it prefers direct completion over repeated confirmation.
 
-**Detailed flow:**
+**The 5-stage flow:**
 
-1. **Install & Deploy** — Run `helloagents` to select target CLI, auto-deploys config files and hooks
-2. **Smart Routing** — Every input is auto-scored; simple queries get direct answers, complex tasks enter structured workflow
-3. **Stage Progression** — Complex tasks advance through "Evaluate → Design → Develop" stages, each with clear deliverables
-4. **Auto Orchestration** — System dispatches sub-agents and specialized roles based on complexity, parallelizes when possible
-5. **Safety Guard** — Each step scans for destructive operations, risky actions require user confirmation
-6. **Memory Retention** — User preferences, project knowledge, session context persist across sessions
-7. **Verified Completion** — Stage chain completes with verified output, auto-syncs knowledge base
+1. **ORIENT** — Read project context (`.helloagents/context.md`, `guidelines.md`, `DESIGN.md`), scan relevant code
+2. **CLARIFY** — Eliminate ambiguity. Simple tasks skip this. Complex tasks confirm key decisions
+3. **PLAN** — Mark which quality skills are needed, generate design/plan if using `~design` or `~prd`
+4. **EXECUTE** — Implement with TDD (test → code → refactor), verify after each step
+5. **VALIDATE** — Run Ralph Loop (lint/test/build), collect delivery checklists from all activated skills, verify each item
 
-## In-Chat Workflow Commands
+**Routing rules:**
+- Simple tasks (single file, clear fix) → Direct execution
+- Complex tasks (3+ files, architecture change, new project) → Full 5-stage flow via `~design` or `~auto`
 
-These commands run inside AI chat, not your system shell.
+**Quality skills auto-activate based on task type:**
+- Writing UI code? → `hello-ui` activates (design tokens, accessibility, responsive)
+- Touching API endpoints? → `hello-api` activates (REST conventions, validation, error format)
+- Any code change? → `hello-test`, `hello-verify`, `hello-review` activate
 
-**Common Commands:**
+### Standby vs Global Mode
 
-| Command | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| ~auto | full autonomous workflow |
-| ~plan | planning and package generation |
-| ~exec | execute existing package |
-| ~init | initialize knowledge base |
-| ~commit | generate commit message from context |
-| ~status / ~help | status and help |
+HelloAGENTS supports two installation modes with different installation methods:
 
-**Quality Checks:**
+| Mode | Install Method | Rules | Skills | Best For |
+|------|---------------|-------|--------|----------|
+| **Standby** (default) | `helloagents install <target> --standby` or `helloagents install --all --standby` | `bootstrap-lite.md` (lite rules) | `~command` on demand, `~init` for full activation | Selective use, keeping other projects unaffected |
+| **Global** | Manual plugins for Claude/Gemini; native local-plugin auto-install for Codex | `bootstrap.md` (full rules) | 14 skills auto-activate | All-in on HelloAGENTS across every project |
 
-| Command | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| ~test | run project tests |
-| ~review | code review |
-| ~validatekb | validate knowledge base |
+Standby mode injects rules into `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`, `~/.gemini/GEMINI.md`, and `~/.codex/AGENTS.md`; Codex then loads that local merged file via `model_instructions_file` in `~/.codex/config.toml`. Each CLI also gets a `helloagents` package-root symlink. Claude Code and Gemini still use hooks where their host surfaces support quiet injection well. Codex deliberately does **not** enable HelloAGENTS hooks by default: the latest pre-source shows hook lifecycle output in TUI and does not honor `suppressOutput` as a true silent injection path, so Codex relies on the rules file plus a static runtime-context block instead. In global mode, Claude Code uses plugin hooks from `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`, Gemini loads `bootstrap.md` via `contextFileName` plus extension hooks, and Codex uses the native local-plugin chain (marketplace + local plugin root + cache + plugin enablement in `config.toml`) without plugin hooks.
 
-**Advanced Features:**
+Bulk switch via CLI: `helloagents --global` or `helloagents --standby`
 
-| Command | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| ~upgradekb | upgrade knowledge structure |
-| ~clean / ~cleanplan | cleanup workflow artifacts |
-| ~rollback | rollback workflow state |
-| ~rlm | role orchestration (spawn / agents / resume / team) |
+Re-running the same mode command is also valid. It refreshes the current mode's injected/copied files after branch switches, local development changes, or manual cleanup.
 
-## Usage Guide
+## 📚 Usage Guide
 
 ### Three Workflow Modes
 
 | Mode | Description | When to use |
 |------|-------------|-------------|
-| `~auto` | Full autonomous flow from requirement to verified implementation (Evaluate → Design → Develop → Verify) | Clear requirement, want end-to-end delivery |
-| `~plan` | Planning only, generates a proposal package then stops — no code written | Want to review the plan before committing |
-| `~exec` | Skip evaluation and design, execute an existing plan package directly | After `~plan` review, ready to implement |
-
-Typical pattern: `~plan` first → review → `~exec` to implement. Or just `~auto` for one-shot delivery.
-
-### Interactive vs Delegated Mode
-
-When `~auto` or `~plan` presents its confirmation, you choose:
-
-- **Interactive (default):** pauses at key decision points (plan selection, failure handling)
-- **Delegated (fully automatic):** auto-advances all stages, auto-selects recommended options, only pauses on EHRB risk
-- **Plan-only delegated:** fully automatic but stops after design, never enters development
-
-Without `~` commands, plain-text input is automatically routed to R0–R3 based on complexity.
-
-### Requirement Evaluation
-
-Before R2/R3 tasks enter execution, the system scores requirements on four dimensions (scope 0–3, deliverable spec 0–3, implementation conditions 0–2, acceptance criteria 0–2, total 10). Score ≥ 8 proceeds to confirmation; < 8 triggers clarifying questions:
-
-- `EVAL_MODE=1` (default, progressive): asks 1 lowest-scoring dimension per round, up to 5 rounds
-- `EVAL_MODE=2` (one-shot): asks all low-scoring dimensions at once, up to 3 rounds
-
-Context inferred from the existing codebase counts toward the score automatically. Say "skip evaluation / just do it" to bypass the questioning phase.
-
-### Parallel Design Proposals
+| `~auto` | Full autonomous flow: evaluate → design → develop → verify | Clear requirement, want end-to-end delivery |
+| `~design` | Interactive design only, generates plan package | Want to review the plan before coding |
+| `~prd` | 13-dimension PRD generation | Need comprehensive product requirements |
 
-In the R3 standard path, the design stage dispatches 3–6 sub-agents to independently generate competing implementation proposals. The main agent evaluates all proposals across four dimensions: user value, solution soundness, risk (including EHRB), and implementation cost. Weights are dynamically adjusted based on project characteristics (e.g., performance-critical systems weight soundness higher; MVPs weight cost higher).
+Typical pattern: `~design` first → review plan → start coding. Or just `~auto` for one-shot delivery.
 
-- Interactive mode: user selects a proposal or requests re-generation (max 1 retry)
-- Delegated mode: recommended proposal is auto-selected
-- R2 simplified path skips multi-proposal comparison and goes directly to planning
+### Quality Verification (Ralph Loop)
 
-### Auto Dependency Management
+After every task, Ralph Loop auto-runs your project's verification commands:
+- Priority: `.helloagents/verify.yaml` → `package.json` scripts → auto-detected
+- All pass? → Collect skill checklists → Verify → Done
+- Any fail? → Reflect → Fix → Re-run (circuit breaker after 3 failures)
 
-During development, the system auto-detects the project's package manager via lockfiles (`yarn.lock` → yarn, `uv.lock` → uv, `Gemfile.lock` → bundler, etc.) and handles dependencies:
+### Knowledge Base (`.helloagents/`)
 
-- Declared but missing dependencies: auto-installed
-- New dependencies required by tasks: auto-added with declaration file updated
-- Ambiguous dependencies: user is asked before installing
+`~init` creates a project-local knowledge base. `STATE.md` is a project-level recovery snapshot, not a universal memory file for every interaction.
 
-### Quality Verification (Ralph Loop & Break-loop)
+It is created and continuously updated for long-running project workflows such as `~init`, `~design`, `~auto`, `~prd`, and `~loop`; updated when already present for verification/review style tasks; and intentionally not created for one-off read-only interactions such as `~help`.
 
-**Ralph Loop** (Claude Code, via SubagentStop Hook): after a sub-agent completes code changes, the project's verification command runs automatically. On failure, the sub-agent is blocked from exiting and must fix the issue (max 1 retry loop). Verification command priority: `.helloagents/verify.yaml` → `package.json` scripts → auto-detected.
+| File | Purpose |
+|------|---------|
+| `STATE.md` | Project-level recovery snapshot (≤50 lines, survives compression) |
+| `DESIGN.md` | Design system (UI projects only) |
+| `context.md` | Project architecture, tech stack, conventions |
+| `guidelines.md` | Non-obvious coding rules |
+| `verify.yaml` | Verification commands |
+| `CHANGELOG.md` | Change history |
+| `modules/*.md` | Module documentation + experience |
+| `plans/` | Active plan packages |
+| `archive/` | Completed plan packages |
 
-**Break-loop** (deep root cause analysis): triggered when a task fails repeatedly (after Ralph Loop + at least 1 manual fix attempt), performing five-dimension root cause analysis:
+### Smart Commit (`~commit`)
 
-1. Root cause classification (logic error / type mismatch / missing dependency / environment / design flaw)
-2. Why previous fixes didn't work
-3. Prevention mechanism suggestions
-4. Systemic scan — same issue in other modules?
-5. Lessons learned recorded in the acceptance report
+- Analyzes `git diff` to generate Conventional Commits messages
+- Pre-commit quality checks (code-doc consistency, test coverage)
+- Auto-excludes sensitive files (`.env`, `*.pem`, `*.key`)
+- Respects `commit_attribution` config
+- Syncs KB per `kb_create_mode` setting
 
-### Custom Command Extension
+### Autonomous Iteration (`~loop`)
 
-Create `.helloagents/commands/` in your project and drop in Markdown files — the filename becomes the command name:
+Set a target and metric, then let AI iterate:
+1. Review → Ideate → Modify → Commit → Verify → Decide → Log → Repeat
+2. Results tracked in `.helloagents/loop-results.tsv`
+3. Uses `git revert` for clean rollback on failed experiments
 
-    .helloagents/commands/deploy.md  →  ~deploy
-    .helloagents/commands/release.md →  ~release
+## 🧪 Verification
 
-File content defines the execution rules. The system applies a lightweight gate (requirement understanding + EHRB check).
+HelloAGENTS ships with Node's built-in test runner:
 
-### Smart Commit (~commit)
-
-`~commit` does more than generate a message:
-
-- Analyzes `git diff` to auto-generate Conventional Commits formatted messages
-- Pre-commit quality checks (code-doc consistency, test coverage, verification commands)
-- Auto-excludes sensitive files (`.env`, `*.pem`, `*.key`, etc.) — never runs `git add .`
-- Shows file list before staging, supports exclusion
-- Options: local commit only / commit + push / commit + push + create PR
-- Bilingual commit messages when `BILINGUAL_COMMIT=1`
-
-### Manual Sub-Agent Invocation
-
-Beyond automatic dispatch, you can manually invoke specific roles:
-
-    ~rlm spawn reviewer "review src/api/ for security issues"
-    ~rlm spawn writer "generate API reference docs"
-    ~rlm spawn reviewer,writer "analyze and document the auth module"  # parallel
-
-Available roles: `reviewer` (code review), `writer` (documentation), `brainstormer` (multi-proposal comparison).
-
-### Multi-Terminal Collaboration
-
-Multiple terminals (across different CLIs) can share a task list:
-
-    # Terminal A
-    hellotasks=my-project codex
-
-    # Terminal B
-    hellotasks=my-project claude
-
-Commands once enabled:
-
-    ~rlm tasks                  # view shared task list
-    ~rlm tasks available        # see unclaimed tasks
-    ~rlm tasks claim <id>       # claim a task
-    ~rlm tasks complete <id>    # mark done
-    ~rlm tasks add "task title" # add a new task
-
-Tasks are stored in `{KB_ROOT}/tasks/` with file locking to prevent concurrent conflicts.
-
-### KB Auto-Sync & CHANGELOG
-
-The knowledge base syncs automatically at these points:
-
-- After every development stage, main agent syncs module docs to reflect actual code
-- After every R1/R2/R3 task completion, CHANGELOG is auto-appended
-- On session end (Claude Code Stop Hook), KB sync flag set asynchronously
-
-CHANGELOG uses semantic versioning (X.Y.Z). Version source priority: user-specified → project file (package.json, pyproject.toml, etc., supporting 15+ languages/frameworks) → git tag → last CHANGELOG entry → 0.1.0. R1 fast-path changes are recorded under a "Quick Modifications" category with file:line range.
-
-`KB_CREATE_MODE` controls automatic behavior: `0`=off, `1`=prompt on demand, `2`=auto on code changes (default), `3`=always auto.
+```bash
+npm test
+```
 
-### Worktree Isolation
+The test suite validates:
+- standby/global install, reinstall, refresh, uninstall, and cross-mode switching
+- Claude/Gemini/Codex config file merge, restore, and cleanup behavior
+- Codex local-plugin refresh after local branch or file changes
+- runtime inject/route/guard/Ralph Loop chains
+- cleanup when Codex global artifacts exist but `~/.codex/` is already gone
 
-When multiple sub-agents need to modify different regions of the same file simultaneously (Claude Code only), the system automatically uses `Task(isolation="worktree")` to create an independent git worktree for each sub-agent, preventing Edit tool conflicts. The main agent merges all worktree changes in the consolidation phase. Only activated when sub-agents have overlapping file writes; read-only tasks don't use it.
+## ❓ FAQ
 
-### CSV Batch Orchestration (Codex CLI)
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: Is this a CLI tool or a prompt framework?</strong></summary>
 
-When ≥6 structurally identical tasks exist in the same execution layer, the system auto-converts `tasks.md` into a task CSV and dispatches via `spawn_agents_on_csv`. Each worker receives its row data + instruction template, executes independently, and reports results.
+**A:** Both. The CLI (`cli.mjs`) handles installation, mode switching, and CLI configuration. The actual workflow comes from `bootstrap.md` / `bootstrap-lite.md` rules, quality skills, and host-appropriate runtime helpers. On Claude/Gemini that includes hook scripts such as `notify.mjs`, `guard.mjs`, and `ralph-loop.mjs`; on Codex the default path is rules-file driven to keep TUI output quiet. Think of it as a delivery system + intelligent quality protocol.
+</details>
 
-- Progress tracked in real-time via `agent_job_progress` events (pending/running/completed/failed/ETA)
-- State persisted in SQLite for crash recovery
-- Partial failures still export results with failure summary
-- Heterogeneous tasks automatically fall back to `spawn_agent` sequential dispatch
-- Configure concurrency via `CSV_BATCH_MAX` (default 16, max 64, set to 0 to disable)
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What changed from v2.x to v3.x?</strong></summary>
+
+**A:** Everything. The v3 line is a complete rewrite:
+- Python package → pure Node.js/Markdown architecture
+- 15 commands → 11 commands + 14 auto-activated quality skills
+- 6 CLI targets → 3 (Claude Code + Codex CLI + Gemini CLI)
+- New: checklist gate control, guard system, ~prd, ~loop, ~verify, design system generation
+- See [Version History](#-version-history) for full details.
+</details>
 
-### Update Check
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: Which CLI should I use?</strong></summary>
 
-On the first response of each session, the system silently checks for new versions. Results are cached at `~/.helloagents/.update_cache`, valid for the duration set by `UPDATE_CHECK` (default 72 hours, set to 0 to disable). When a new version is available, `⬆️ New version {version} available` appears in the response footer. Any errors during the check are silently skipped and never interrupt normal usage.
+**A:** Claude Code gets the best experience (plugin system, 11 lifecycle hooks, Agent Teams support). Gemini CLI works via extension system. Codex CLI works well too. Install the package first, then deploy explicitly to the CLI you want with `helloagents install <target> --standby` or `helloagents install --all --standby`.
+</details>
 
-## Repository Guide
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What are the 14 quality skills?</strong></summary>
+
+**A:** They auto-activate based on task type:
+- **hello-ui**: UI construction (design tokens, accessibility, responsive, animation)
+- **hello-api**: API design (REST, validation, error format, rate limiting)
+- **hello-security**: Security (auth, input validation, XSS/CSRF, secrets management)
+- **hello-test**: Testing (TDD workflow, boundary cases, AAA pattern)
+- **hello-verify**: Verification gate (Ralph Loop, circuit breaker)
+- **hello-errors**: Error handling (structured errors, logging, recovery)
+- **hello-perf**: Performance (N+1, caching, code splitting, virtual scroll)
+- **hello-data**: Database (migrations, transactions, indexes, integrity)
+- **hello-arch**: Architecture (SOLID, boundaries, code volume limits)
+- **hello-debug**: Debugging (4-stage process, escalation on stuck)
+- **hello-subagent**: Subagent orchestration (dispatch, coordination, review)
+- **hello-review**: Code review (logic, security, performance, maintainability)
+- **hello-write**: Documentation (pyramid principle, audience-aware)
+- **hello-reflect**: Experience capture (lessons learned → KB)
+
+Subagents may skip workflow packaging such as routing, interaction flow, and output formatting, but they still follow core rules such as coding principles, safety constraints, and failure handling.
+</details>
 
-- AGENTS.md: router and workflow protocol
-- SKILL.md: skill discovery metadata for CLI targets
-- pyproject.toml: package metadata (v2.3.7)
-- helloagents/cli.py: CLI entry point
-- helloagents/_common.py: shared constants and utilities
-- helloagents/core/: CLI management modules (install, uninstall, update, status, dispatcher, hooks settings)
-- helloagents/functions: command definitions (15)
-- helloagents/stages: design, develop
-- helloagents/services: knowledge, package, memory and support services
-- helloagents/rules: state, cache, tools, scaling, sub-agent protocols
-- helloagents/rlm: role library and orchestration helpers
-- helloagents/hooks: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Grok CLI hooks configs
-- helloagents/scripts: automation scripts (sound notify, progress snapshot, safety guard, etc.)
-- helloagents/agents: sub-agent definitions (3 RLM roles)
-- helloagents/user/commands: custom command templates
-- helloagents/assets: sound resources (5 event sounds)
-- helloagents/templates: KB and plan templates
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What is standby vs global mode?</strong></summary>
 
-## FAQ
+**A:** Standby mode (default) deploys lite rules to the targets you choose, typically with `helloagents install <target> --standby` or `helloagents install --all --standby`. Projects need `~init` to activate full features. Global mode uses each CLI's native plugin/extension system for full rules everywhere; deploy it with `helloagents install <target> --global`, `helloagents install --all --global`, or bulk-switch with `helloagents --global`.
+</details>
 
-**Q: Is this a Python CLI tool or prompt package?**
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: Where does project knowledge go?</strong></summary>
 
-A: Both. The CLI manages installation and updates, while the workflow behavior comes from AGENTS.md and documentation files. Think of it as a delivery system + intelligent workflow protocol.
+**A:** In the project-local `.helloagents/` directory. Created by `~init`, auto-synced on code changes (controlled by `kb_create_mode`). `STATE.md` is used as a concise recovery snapshot for long-running workflows, not as a catch-all memory file for every interaction.
+</details>
 
-**Q: Which target should I install?**
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What is the Guard system?</strong></summary>
 
-A: Choose the CLI you're actively using: `codex` (Codex CLI), `claude` (Claude Code), `gemini` (Gemini CLI), `qwen` (Qwen CLI), `grok` (Grok CLI), or `opencode` (OpenCode). You can install to multiple targets with `helloagents install --all`. See [CLI Compatibility Quick Reference](#cli-compatibility-quick-reference) for details.
+**A:** Two-layer safety:
+- **L1 Blocking**: Stops destructive commands before execution (`rm -rf /`, `git push --force`, `DROP DATABASE`, `chmod 777`, `FLUSHALL`)
+- **L2 Advisory**: Scans file writes for hardcoded secrets, API keys, .env exposure — warns but doesn't block
+</details>
 
-**Q: What if a rules file already exists?**
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What does the bottom next-step bar mean when formatted output is enabled?</strong></summary>
 
-A: HelloAGENTS automatically backs up non-HelloAGENTS files before replacement. Backups are timestamped and stored in your CLI's config directory. You can restore them anytime if needed.
+**A:** It always shows the most appropriate next action. If a natural follow-up exists, HelloAGENTS states it directly. If the current task is fully complete with no meaningful follow-up, it falls back to a completion/waiting status instead of empty filler.
+</details>
 
-**Q: What is RLM?**
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: Can I disable features I don't need?</strong></summary>
 
-A: Role Language Model — HelloAGENTS's sub-agent orchestration system. It includes 3 specialized roles (reviewer, writer, brainstormer) plus native CLI sub-agents. Tasks are scheduled via DAG dependency analysis with parallel execution when possible. Learn more in [Usage Guide](#usage-guide).
+**A:** Yes. Set `guard_enabled: false` to disable the guard, `ralph_loop_enabled: false` to skip verification, `kb_create_mode: 0` to disable KB. Quality skills auto-activate but don't add overhead for unrelated tasks.
+</details>
 
-**Q: Where does project knowledge go?**
+<details>
+<summary><strong>Q: What is ~prd?</strong></summary>
 
-A: In the project-local `.helloagents/` directory. The knowledge base auto-syncs when code changes (controlled by `KB_CREATE_MODE` config). It includes module docs, CHANGELOG, session summaries, and custom commands. See [KB Auto-Sync & CHANGELOG](#kb-auto-sync--changelog).
+**A:** A 13-dimension PRD generator. It walks through product overview, user stories, functional requirements, UI/UX design, technical architecture, non-functional requirements, i18n, accessibility, content strategy, testing, deployment, legal/privacy, and timeline — brainstorm-style, one dimension at a time.
+</details>
 
-**Q: Does memory persist across sessions?**
+## 🛠️ Troubleshooting
 
-A: Yes, through two layers: L0 user memory (global preferences in `~/.helloagents/`) and L1 project KB (per-project in `.helloagents/`). Context survives even if you close and reopen your CLI.
+### Plugin not loading (Claude Code)
 
-**Q: What are Hooks?**
+**Problem:** `~help` not recognized after plugin installation
 
-A: Lifecycle hooks auto-deployed during installation. Claude Code gets 11 event hooks (safety checks, dangerous command guard, progress snapshots, KB sync, sound notifications, tool failure recovery, etc.); Codex CLI gets a notify hook for update and sound notifications; Gemini CLI and Grok CLI get hooks for context injection, progress snapshots, and sound notifications. All optional — features degrade gracefully when hooks aren't available. No manual configuration needed.
+**Solution:** Restart Claude Code. If still not working, check `/plugin list` to verify installation.
 
-**Q: What is Agent Teams?**
+---
 
-A: An experimental Claude Code feature where multiple Claude Code instances collaborate as teammates with shared task lists and mailbox communication. Enable with `CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1`. When unavailable, HelloAGENTS falls back to standard Task sub-agents. See [Multi-Terminal Collaboration](#multi-terminal-collaboration).
+### Extension not working (Gemini CLI)
 
-## Troubleshooting
+**Problem:** `~help` not recognized after `gemini extensions install`
 
-### Command not found
+**Solution:** Restart Gemini CLI. Verify with `gemini extensions list`. Make sure the extension is enabled.
 
-**Problem:** `helloagents: command not found` after installation
+---
 
-**Diagnosis:** Install path not in system PATH
+### File writes blocked outside workspace
 
-**Solution:**
-- UV: Restart terminal after UV installation
-- pip: Check `pip show helloagents` for install location, add to PATH
-- Verify with `which helloagents` (Unix) or `where helloagents` (Windows)
+**Problem:** Gemini CLI or Codex CLI reports that a file path is outside the allowed workspace.
 
-**Verification:** Run `helloagents version`
+**Solution:** Write files inside the current project workspace, or inside the CLI's temporary workspace directory. In headless verification, prefer paths under the current repo instead of arbitrary absolute paths.
 
 ---
 
-### Package version unknown
-
-**Problem:** Version shows as "unknown"
-
-**Diagnosis:** Package metadata not available
+### Commands not found
 
-**Solution:** Install the package first: `pip install git+https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents.git` or use UV/npx methods
+**Problem:** `~help` not recognized after installation
 
-**Verification:** Run `helloagents version` — should show current version number
+**Solution:**
+- Verify installation: `npm list -g helloagents`
+- Claude Code: check `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` contains HelloAGENTS markers
+- Gemini CLI: check `~/.gemini/GEMINI.md` contains HelloAGENTS markers
+- Codex CLI: check `~/.codex/config.toml` has `model_instructions_file` pointing to `~/.codex/AGENTS.md` in standby mode, or to plugin `AGENTS.md` in global mode
+- Restart your CLI
 
 ---
 
-### Target not detected
-
-**Problem:** CLI target not found during installation
-
-**Diagnosis:** Config directory doesn't exist yet
+### Local branch switched but Codex global plugin still uses old files
 
-**Solution:** Launch the target CLI at least once to create its config directory, then retry `helloagents install <target>`
+**Problem:** You changed branches or updated a linked local checkout, but Codex global mode is still running older copied files.
 
-**Verification:** Check config paths:
-- Codex CLI: `~/.codex/`
-- Claude Code: `~/.claude/`
-- Others: see CLI documentation
+**Solution:** Re-run the current mode command:
+- `helloagents --global` → refreshes `~/plugins/helloagents/` and the Codex cache copy
+- `helloagents --standby` → refreshes injected files and symlinks for standby mode
 
 ---
 
-### Custom rules overwritten
+### Guard blocking legitimate commands
 
-**Problem:** Custom rules replaced by HelloAGENTS
+**Problem:** Guard blocks a command you actually want to run
 
-**Diagnosis:** Installation replaces existing files
-
-**Solution:** Restore from timestamped backup in CLI config directory (e.g., `~/.codex/rules/AGENTS.md.backup.20260304_132146`)
-
-**Verification:** Check backup files in config directory
+**Solution:** Set `guard_enabled: false` in `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json`. Or review the blocked command — the guard only blocks truly destructive operations like `rm -rf /` and `git push --force`.
 
 ---
 
-### Images not rendering
-
-**Problem:** README images don't display
+### Ralph Loop keeps failing
 
-**Diagnosis:** Missing image files or incorrect paths
+**Problem:** Verification loop won't pass
 
 **Solution:**
-- Keep relative paths in README (e.g., `./readme_images/`)
-- Ensure `readme_images/` folder is committed to repository
-- Verify image files exist locally
-
-**Verification:** Check `ls readme_images/` shows all referenced images
+- Check `.helloagents/verify.yaml` for correct commands
+- Run the verification commands manually to see actual errors
+- Circuit breaker activates after 3 consecutive failures — `hello-debug` escalation kicks in
 
 ---
 
 ### CCswitch replaces HelloAGENTS config
 
-**Problem:** After switching CCswitch profiles, HelloAGENTS stops working (workflow commands unrecognized, hooks not firing, rules missing)
+**Problem:** After switching CCswitch profiles, HelloAGENTS stops working
 
-**Diagnosis:** CCswitch replaces the entire CLI config directory (e.g., `~/.claude/`) when switching profiles, overwriting HelloAGENTS's hooks, permissions, and rule files
+**Solution:** Re-run `/plugin marketplace add hellowind777/helloagents` after switching profiles. CCswitch replaces the entire CLI config directory.
 
-**Solution:** After switching CCswitch profiles, run one of these commands to restore HelloAGENTS:
+---
 
-    helloagents install claude    # reinstall to specific CLI target
-    helloagents update            # update + auto-sync all installed targets
+### Notifications not working
 
-**Prevention:** Since v2.3.5, automatic configuration integrity check on session start — if HelloAGENTS config is missing or corrupted, a warning is displayed with recovery instructions
+**Problem:** No sound or desktop notifications
 
-**Verification:** Run `helloagents status` to confirm all targets show as installed
+**Solution:**
+- Check `notify_level` in config (0=off by default)
+- Windows: Ensure PowerShell can access `System.Media.SoundPlayer`
+- macOS: Ensure `afplay` is available
+- Linux: Ensure `aplay` or `paplay` is installed
 
----
+## 📈 Version History
 
-### CCswitch configuration conflict
+### v3.0.1 (current)
 
-**Problem:** HelloAGENTS config reappears after uninstall when switching CCswitch profiles
+**Fixes and verification:**
+- 🔧 `STATE.md` recovery rules are tightened: update on key decision changes, rewrite immediately when long-running work makes the snapshot stale, and confirm sync before host-driven compaction/recovery stages
+- 🔧 Codex cleanup now removes empty `~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json` residue and ignores contaminated legacy `developer_instructions` backups during config restore
+- 🔧 Scoped `update` continues to reuse the detected host mode even when tracked config is stale, matching the intended `helloagents update <cli>` behavior
+- 🔧 Standby branch/bootstrap refresh semantics are now documented precisely: symlinked package files update immediately, while injected carrier files refresh on `install` / `update` / mode-refresh commands
+- 🧪 Added lifecycle coverage for standby carrier refresh, stale-mode inference, empty Codex marketplace cleanup, contaminated Codex backup recovery, and version-agnostic npm pack testing
 
-**Diagnosis:** CCswitch saved HelloAGENTS settings before uninstall
+### v3.0.0 🎉
 
-**Solution:** After uninstalling HelloAGENTS, manually clean up HelloAGENTS-related settings (hooks, permissions, rules) from all saved CCswitch profiles
+**Breaking Changes:**
+- 🔴 Complete rewrite: Python package → pure Node.js/Markdown architecture. `pip`/`uv` installation no longer available
+- 🔴 Commands renamed/removed: `~plan` → `~design`, removed `~exec`/`~rollback`/`~rlm`/`~status`/`~validatekb`/`~upgradekb`/`~cleanplan`
+- 🔴 Configuration keys changed from uppercase to lowercase. Removed: `BILINGUAL_COMMIT`, `EVAL_MODE`, `UPDATE_CHECK`, `CSV_BATCH_MAX`
 
-**Verification:** Check CCswitch profile directories for HelloAGENTS remnants
+**New Features:**
+- ✨ 14 auto-activated quality skills: hello-ui, hello-api, hello-security, hello-test, hello-verify, hello-errors, hello-perf, hello-data, hello-arch, hello-debug, hello-subagent, hello-review, hello-write, hello-reflect
+- ✨ 3 supported CLIs: Claude Code (plugin/marketplace), Gemini CLI (extension), Codex CLI (npm)
+- ✨ Checklist gate control: all activated skills must pass delivery checklist before task completion
+- ✨ `~prd` command: 13-dimension brainstorm-style PRD framework
+- ✨ `~loop` command: autonomous iteration optimization with metric tracking and git-based rollback
+- ✨ `~verify` command: auto-detect and run all verification commands
+- ✨ Guard system (`guard.mjs`): L1 blocking for destructive commands + L2 advisory for security patterns
+- ✨ Standby/Global mode: `install_mode` config for per-project or global activation
+- ✨ Flow state management (`STATE.md`): AI context compression snapshot (≤50 lines)
+- ✨ Design system generation (`DESIGN.md`): auto-created for UI projects
+- ✨ Plan package system: `requirements.md` + `design.md` + `tasks.md`
+
+**Architecture:**
+- 📦 Unified 5-stage execution flow: ORIENT → CLARIFY → PLAN → EXECUTE → VALIDATE
+- 📦 Simplified configuration: 8 lowercase keys with sensible defaults
+- 📦 Dual-mode installation: standby (explicit non-plugin deploy) / global (plugin/extension)
+- 📦 Modular script architecture: `cli-utils.mjs` (shared utilities), `notify-ui.mjs` (cross-platform sound/desktop), `guard.mjs` (security), `ralph-loop.mjs` (verification)
+- 📦 Cross-platform hook compatibility: dynamic event name resolution (Claude Code / Gemini CLI / Codex CLI) via environment variables or CLI argument inference
+- 📦 Standby mode routing isolation: new project detection only triggers in global mode or activated projects, keeping unactivated projects undisturbed
+- 📦 Notification system with cross-platform sound + desktop support (Windows toast, macOS osascript, Linux notify-send)
+
+### v2.3.8
+
+**Architecture Changes:**
+- Routing tier consolidation: removed R2 simplified flow and R3 standard flow, unified to R0/R1/R2 three-tier routing
+- Evaluation driven by dimension sufficiency, replacing fixed total score threshold
+- Last-round question+confirmation combined, reducing standalone confirmation steps
+- Removed L0 user memory system and custom command extension
+- Config system consolidation: single `~/.helloagents/helloagents.json`
+- Added code size control rules: warning 300/40 lines, mandatory split 400/60 lines
 
-## Version History
+**New Features:**
+- ✨ 5 new workflow commands: `~test`, `~rollback`, `~validatekb`, `~upgradekb`, `~cleanplan`
+- ✨ `notify_level` config key for notification behavior control
+- ✨ Standalone config reader module for hook scripts
+
+**Security:**
+- Fixed path injection vulnerability in `shared_tasks.py`
+- Fixed incomplete path traversal guard in `validate_package.py`
 
-### v2.3.7 (current)
+### v2.3.7
 
 **Bug Fixes:**
-- Fixed non-coding tasks incorrectly creating knowledge base when KB_CREATE_MODE=2 (added programming task check in design.md Phase1 step 1)
-- Fixed R2 standard flow redirecting to archive instead of DEVELOP after proposal selection (constrained overview type to ~exec entry only)
-- Fixed non-coding tasks incorrectly creating plan packages (added programming task precondition to package.md create() interface)
+- Fixed non-coding tasks incorrectly creating KB when `KB_CREATE_MODE=2`
+- Fixed R2 standard flow redirecting to archive instead of DEVELOP after proposal selection
+- Fixed non-coding tasks incorrectly creating plan packages
 
 **Improvements:**
-- Optimized implementation plan state recovery after context compression
-- Optimized overall design flow
+- 📦 Optimized implementation plan state recovery after context compression
+- 📦 Optimized overall design flow
 
 ### v2.3.6
 
 **New Features:**
-- Sub-agent orchestration overhaul: added brainstormer sub-agent for independent parallel proposal ideation during DESIGN multi-proposal comparison
-- Sub-agent blocking mechanism: auto-block and fallback to main agent on sub-agent failure or timeout
+- ✨ Sub-agent orchestration overhaul: brainstormer sub-agent for parallel proposal ideation
+- ✨ Sub-agent blocking mechanism: auto-block and fallback on failure/timeout
 
 **Improvements:**
-- Tool/Shell constraint optimization: allow fallback to Shell when built-in tools fail (fixes Codex CLI Windows apply_patch repeated failures)
-- Shell encoding constraint refinement: explicit UTF-8 no-BOM requirement, separate read/write encoding handling for PowerShell
-- Added batch file write rule (merge ≥3 files into a single temp script to avoid sandbox per-command blocking)
-- Removed session memory features that couldn't be fully implemented in CLI (session_summary template, SessionEnd memory sync), streamlined service layer
-- Sub-agent consolidation: removed 3 redundant sub-agents (kb-keeper, pkg-keeper, synthesizer), functionality returned to main agent and RLM roles
-- Sub-agent voice notification skip, task stability fixes
-- Unified user config directory structure (user/memory/, user/commands/, user/sounds/)
-- Uninstall script enhancements
-- Visual verification gap and UI quality fixes
+- 📦 Tool/Shell constraint optimization: allow fallback to Shell when built-in tools fail
+- 📦 Shell encoding constraint refinement: explicit UTF-8 no-BOM requirement
+- 📦 Removed 3 redundant sub-agents, functionality returned to main agent and RLM roles
 
 ### v2.3.5
 
 **New Features:**
-- Voice notification system with 5 event sounds (complete, idle, confirm, error, warning) across Windows/macOS/Linux, with smart two-layer routing (stop_reason + G3 format icon detection)
-- Claude Code hooks expanded from 9 to 11 lifecycle event types: added dangerous command guard (PreToolUse), session end cleanup (SessionEnd), and tool failure recovery suggestions (PostToolUseFailure)
-- Hooks support expanded to Gemini CLI and Grok CLI (SessionStart, BeforeAgent/AfterAgent, PreCompress, PreToolUse, PostToolUse)
-- Codex CLI 0.110 features: `collaboration_modes` for TUI interactive selection, `nickname_candidates` for agent role identification
-- Configuration integrity check on session start (auto-detect config corruption or replacement by CCswitch etc.)
-- Context compression pre-save with automatic progress snapshot (pre_compact.py, progress_snapshot.py — actual implementations replacing placeholder hooks)
-- User-defined tool registration and orchestration — intelligent invocation of custom sub-agents, skills, MCP servers, and plugins
-- Custom command extension support via `.helloagents/commands/*.md`
+- ✨ Voice notification system with 5 event sounds across Windows/macOS/Linux
+- ✨ Claude Code hooks expanded from 9 to 11 lifecycle event types
+- ✨ Hooks support expanded to Gemini CLI and Grok CLI
+- ✨ Configuration integrity check on session start
+- ✨ Recovery snapshot injection before context compaction
+- ✨ User-defined tool registration and orchestration
 
 **Improvements:**
-- Comprehensive audit fixes (21 issues: 6 HIGH + 9 MEDIUM + 6 LOW)
-  - Code quality: extracted 5 shared utility functions, eliminated circular dependencies
-  - Cross-platform: unified platform detection, consistent encoding handling
-  - Security: configuration backup before overwrite, placeholder validation
-  - Documentation: configuration rationale, compatibility verification notes
-- Core architecture: new dispatcher module, Codex roles definition, Claude rules management, hooks settings manager
-- Install/update script refactoring with persistent configuration
-- Voice notification accuracy and false positive reduction (Codex client filtering, Windows sync playback)
-- Sub-agent nickname optimization across CLIs
-- Codex CLI interactive menu, persistent memory, and context compression optimization
-- R2 simplified flow and evaluation module re-integration
-- Context compression state persistence optimization
-- Tool/Shell usage optimization
-- CCswitch compatibility notes for configuration cleanup after uninstall
-- SKILL discovery entry optimization
-
-### v2.3.4
-
-- Split 3 oversized files (>450 lines) into 6 independent modules
-- Consolidated 9 CLI management scripts into core/ subpackage
-- Extracted shared constants and utilities into dedicated module, eliminating circular dependencies
-- Removed redundant backward-compatible re-exports
-- Elevated Codex CLI routing protocol priority to prevent system prompt override
-
-### v2.3.0
-
-- Comprehensive cross-audit fix: unified role output format, normalized path references, code-doc consistency alignment
-- Quality verification loop (Ralph Loop): auto-verify after sub-agent completion, block and feedback on failure
-- Auto context injection for sub-agents and rule reinforcement for main agent
-- Deep 5-dimension root cause analysis on repeated failures (break-loop)
-- Auto-inject project technical guidelines before sub-agent development
-- Pre-commit quality checks (code-doc consistency, test coverage, verification commands)
-- Worktree isolation for parallel editing
-- Custom command extension (.helloagents/commands/)
-- Auto-append Git author info to CHANGELOG entries
-
-## Contributing
-
-See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution rules and PR checklist.
-
-## License
-
-This project is dual-licensed: Code under Apache-2.0, Documentation under CC BY 4.0. See [LICENSE.md](./LICENSE.md).
-
-## Next Steps
-
-**Getting Started:**
-- Install HelloAGENTS using your preferred method: [Quick Start](#quick-start)
-- Try `~auto` with a simple task to see the full workflow in action
-- Explore `~plan` + `~exec` for more control over the process
-
-**Learn More:**
-- Read [Usage Guide](#usage-guide) for detailed workflow patterns
-- Check [Configuration](#configuration) to customize behavior
-- Review [In-Chat Workflow Commands](#in-chat-workflow-commands) reference
-
-**Community & Support:**
-- Star the repo if HelloAGENTS helps your workflow
-- Report issues or request features on [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents/issues)
-- Contribute improvements: see [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md)
+- 📦 Comprehensive audit fixes (21 issues: 6 HIGH + 9 MEDIUM + 6 LOW)
+- 📦 Core architecture: new dispatcher module, Codex roles, Claude rules management
+- 📦 Install/update script refactoring with persistent configuration
+
+## 📜 License
+
+This project is dual-licensed: Code under [Apache-2.0](./LICENSE.md), Documentation under CC BY 4.0.
+
+See [LICENSE.md](./LICENSE.md) for full details.
+
+## 🤝 Contributing
+
+- 🐛 **Bug reports**: [Create an issue](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents/issues)
+- 💡 **Feature requests**: [Start a discussion](https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents/issues)
+- 📖 **Documentation**: PRs welcome
+
+## Supported CLIs
+
+| CLI | Standby Install (default) | Global Install (plugin) | Uninstall |
+|-----|--------------------------|------------------------|-----------|
+| Claude Code | `helloagents install claude --standby` | `/plugin marketplace add hellowind777/helloagents` | `npm uninstall -g helloagents` (+ `/plugin remove helloagents` if global) |
+| Gemini CLI | `helloagents install gemini --standby` | `gemini extensions install https://github.com/hellowind777/helloagents` | `npm uninstall -g helloagents` (+ `gemini extensions uninstall helloagents` if global) |
+| Codex CLI | `helloagents install codex --standby` | `helloagents install codex --global` | `npm uninstall -g helloagents` |
 
 ---
 
@@ -898,4 +765,6 @@ If this project helps your workflow, a star is always appreciated.
 
 Thanks to <a href="https://codexzh.com/?ref=EEABC8">codexzh.com</a> / <a href="https://ccodezh.com">ccodezh.com</a> for supporting this project
 
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