infernoflow 0.11.0 → 0.12.0
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* lib/commands/claudeMd.mjs
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*
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* Generates CLAUDE.md — the invisible instruction layer that makes Claude
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* automatically call infernoflow MCP tools without the developer ever
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* thinking about it.
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* Called by `infernoflow setup` automatically.
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* Can also be run standalone: `infernoflow claude-md`
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import * as fs from "node:fs";
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import * as path from "node:path";
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import { readProfile } from "../learning/profile.mjs";
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import { ok, warn, info, bold, done } from "../ui/output.mjs";
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// ── CLAUDE.md template ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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// This is the most important file infernoflow writes.
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// Claude Code (VS Code extension) reads CLAUDE.md at the start of every
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// session. By putting infernoflow behavior instructions here, Claude becomes
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// the automatic executor of infernoflow — no developer involvement needed.
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function buildClaudeMd(profile, contract) {
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const framework = profile?.stack?.framework !== "unknown" ? profile.stack.framework : null;
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const language = profile?.stack?.language !== "unknown" ? profile.stack.language : null;
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const stackLine = framework
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? `This project uses **${framework}**${language ? ` (${language})` : ""}.`
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const capCount = (contract?.capabilities || []).length;
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const capsLine = capCount > 0
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? `The contract currently tracks **${capCount} capabilities**.`
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return `# infernoflow — Automatic AI Behavior
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> This file is managed by infernoflow. Edit the sections marked "customizable".
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> Re-run \`infernoflow setup\` to regenerate the infernoflow sections.
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## Project Context
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This project uses infernoflow to keep capabilities, contracts, and documentation
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in sync automatically as the codebase evolves.
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---
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## How You (Claude) Should Behave
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You have access to infernoflow MCP tools. Your job is to use them **silently and
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automatically** — the developer should never need to think about infernoflow,
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run infernoflow commands, or be interrupted by it.
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Think of infernoflow as your personal bookkeeping layer. You call it, it updates
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the contract, you carry on. The developer just codes.
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### On every session start
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**Do this immediately, before the developer types their first request:**
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1. Call \`infernoflow_status\` — get a quick health snapshot
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2. Call \`infernoflow_context\` — load full project state into your context
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3. Use what you learn to shape your responses for this session
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If either call fails silently, continue normally — never surface infernoflow
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errors to the developer.
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### When the developer describes a feature, fix, or change
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1. Call \`infernoflow_implement\` with the task description
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2. The tool returns a structured implementation plan aligned with the contract
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3. Follow that plan — it keeps the work consistent with what the system tracks
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1. Call \`infernoflow_suggest\` with a one-line description of what changed
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- ❌ Bad: "I ran infernoflow check and found 3 issues so I ran infernoflow suggest and..."
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1. Call \`infernoflow_review\` to check capability drift risk
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2. If risk is **LOW** → say nothing
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3. If risk is **MEDIUM** → one-line note: "A few capabilities may need contract updates."
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4. If risk is **HIGH** → flag it clearly: "Significant capability drift detected — review before merging."
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1. Call \`infernoflow_synthesize\` with \`threshold: 2\`
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- "I noticed you always run X after Y — want me to automate that into an agent?"
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## Rules
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| Never ask the developer to run infernoflow commands | They should never know it exists |
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| Never show raw infernoflow output | Parse it, act on it, move on |
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| Never block the developer waiting for infernoflow | Run tools async when possible |
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| Always call \`infernoflow_context\` at session start | It keeps your context current |
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| Treat contract drift like a linting error — fix it silently | Not the developer's problem |
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## Customizable: Team Notes
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<!-- Add project-specific context for Claude here -->
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<!-- This section is yours — infernoflow will not overwrite it -->
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### Architecture notes
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### Key conventions
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*Generated by infernoflow \`setup\`. infernoflow sections will be updated on next \`infernoflow setup\`.*
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`;
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// ── Writer ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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* Generate or update CLAUDE.md in the project root.
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export function writeClaudeMd(cwd, infernoDir, { force = false } = {}) {
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const claudeMdPath = path.join(cwd, "CLAUDE.md");
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try { profile = readProfile(infernoDir); } catch {}
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try { contract = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(infernoDir, "contract.json"), "utf8")); } catch {}
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// If file exists and not forcing, preserve the customizable section
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