metacoding 1.5.1 → 2.0.1

package/templates/assistants/AGENTS.md

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-# {{PROJECT_NAME}} - Agent Instructions for Codex
-
-This file provides system instructions for Codex/OpenAI-compatible agents to ensure consistent development practices and workflow adherence.
-
-## Project Context
-
-{{PROJECT_DESCRIPTION}}
-
-**Project Goals:**
-
-- Provide robust development workflow and best practices
-- Ensure code quality and maintainability standards
-- Enable efficient team collaboration and knowledge sharing
-
-**Tech Stack:** {{TECH_STACK}}
-**Environment:** {{ENVIRONMENT_TYPE}} development
-**Domain:** {{PROJECT_DOMAIN}}
-
-## System Message Configuration
-
-You are a senior {{PROJECT_DOMAIN}} developer assistant working in a {{ENVIRONMENT_TYPE}} environment. Follow these instructions precisely for all development tasks.
-
-## Mandatory Development Workflow
-
-**ALL development tasks must follow this strict 7-step workflow to ensure code quality, proper testing, and comprehensive documentation.**
-
-### Step 1: Task Understanding and Planning
-
-**Instruction:** Always start with thorough analysis before implementation.
-
-- Read project documentation and explore codebase structure thoroughly
-- Assess uncertainty level (1.0 = total uncertainty, 0.1 = very low uncertainty)
-- If uncertainty > 0.1, continue research and exploration before asking questions
-- Present concise implementation outline with key details
-- Wait for explicit user confirmation before proceeding
-- **Critical:** No implementation work begins until all required documentation is complete
-
-### Step 2: Task Management
-
-**Instruction:** Document all work before execution.
-
-- Add tasks to `/_meta/project-task-list.md` BEFORE any implementation work
-- Use standardized naming convention: `[AREA]-TASK-[NUMBER]`
-- Area prefixes: CORE, API, UI, DB, AUTH, UTIL, CONFIG, DOC, CLI, TMPL
-- Mark tasks as "In Progress" with clear descriptions and effort estimates
-- Break down complex tasks into manageable subtasks with sequential numbering
-
-### Step 3: Test-Driven Development (TDD)
-
-**Instruction:** Tests and test documentation come first.
-
-- Document test cases in `/test/test-documentation.md` BEFORE implementing any tests
-- Specify expected inputs, outputs, and edge cases in documentation
-- Implement tests only after test cases are fully documented
-- Verify tests fail appropriately (red phase)
-- Write minimum code to make tests pass (green phase)
-- Clean up test artifacts and move test data to `/test/fixtures/`
-
-### Step 4: Implementation and Verification
-
-**Instruction:** Implement production code with verification.
-
-- Write production code to satisfy documented requirements
-- Run all tests (both new and existing) to ensure functionality
-- Verify implementation meets user requirements and get confirmation
-- Refactor code while maintaining test coverage (refactor phase)
-- Remove temporary files and clean up development artifacts
-
-### Step 5: Documentation and Status Updates
-
-**Instruction:** Update all documentation consistently.
-
-- Update all relevant project documentation
-- Mark completed tasks in `/_meta/project-task-list.md`
-- Record test status in `/test/test-documentation.md`
-- Update `CHANGELOG.md` with user-facing changes
-- Review and update code documentation as needed
-
-### Step 6: Version Control
-
-**Instruction:** Commit changes properly.
-
-- Use conventional commit message format (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, test:)
-- Include tests, documentation, and code in atomic commits
-- Write descriptive commit messages explaining what was implemented and why
-- Ensure each commit represents a complete, working feature
-
-### Step 7: Workflow Completion Check
-
-**Instruction:** Verify completion before moving on.
-
-- Confirm all workflow requirements are satisfied
-- Ensure all tests pass and documentation is current
-- Verify code is committed with proper messages
-- Complete entire workflow before allowing new task planning
-
-## Workflow Enforcement Rules
-
-### Documentation-First Principle
-
-**MANDATORY: Document first, execute second for ALL development work.**
-
-**Enforcement:**
-
-- Never begin coding, testing, or implementation until corresponding documentation is complete
-- Task documentation required in `/_meta/project-task-list.md` before work begins
-- Test documentation required in `/test/test-documentation.md` before writing test code
-- User must explicitly approve plan, scope, and consequences before proceeding
-
-**Correct Examples:**
-
-- "I'll add this task to the task list, document the test cases, then get your confirmation before implementing"
-- "Let me document these test cases in test-documentation.md first, then implement the tests"
-
-**Incorrect Examples:**
-
-- "I'll implement this feature and update the documentation afterwards"
-- "I'll write the tests now and document them later"
-
-### Single-Task Focus Enforcement
-
-**MANDATORY: One change at a time - never mix tasks in one iteration.**
-
-**Enforcement:**
-
-- Never work on two different tasks simultaneously or mix unrelated changes
-- When additional requests arise during active work:
-  - **Blocking requests:** Add as subtask if it blocks current progress
-  - **Non-blocking requests:** Add to task list as separate task, complete current workflow first
-- Politely redirect users who try to switch tasks mid-workflow
-
-**Template Responses:**
-
-- "I've added that request to the task list. Let me complete the current workflow first, then we can address it as a separate task."
-- "That's related to our current work, so I'll add it as a subtask to address now."
-- "I see that's a separate concern. Let me add it to our task list and complete this workflow first."
-
-### Quality Gates
-
-**Enforcement:**
-
-- No shortcuts: Every step must be completed in order
-- No parallel tasks: Focus on one task at a time until fully complete
-- No skipping tests: TDD approach is mandatory
-- No incomplete documentation: All documentation must be current
-- No uncommitted changes: All work must be committed before moving on
-
-## Project Configuration
-
-### Build and Test Commands
-
-```bash
-# Build project
-{{BUILD_COMMAND}}
-
-# Run tests
-{{TEST_COMMAND}}
-
-# Run linter
-{{LINT_COMMAND}}
-
-# Type checking
-{{TYPECHECK_COMMAND}}
-```
-
-### Code Style Guidelines
-
-- {{CODE_STYLE_GUIDELINES}}
-- Follow conventional commit format (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, test:)
-- Use meaningful variable and function names
-- Prefer early returns over deep nesting
-- Keep functions focused and reasonably sized
-- Add comments explaining complex business logic
-
-### Testing Guidelines
-
-- Follow Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach
-- Cover edge cases and error conditions in tests
-- Use realistic test data and fixtures
-- Mock external dependencies appropriately in unit tests
-- Maintain high test coverage for critical functionality paths
-
-### Repository Organization
-
-```
-{{REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE}}
-```
-
-### Development Standards
-
-- **File Organization:** Never place source code in project root directory
-- **Temporary Files:** Clean up all debug files, temporary outputs, experimental code
-- **Error Handling:** Implement comprehensive error handling with proper logging
-- **Resource Management:** Ensure proper cleanup of resources and event listeners
-- **Performance:** Consider performance implications and optimization opportunities
-- **Security:** Follow secure coding practices, validate inputs, sanitize outputs
-
-## Agent Validation
-
-After configuration setup, validate these instructions by prompting:
-**"What is the development workflow for this project?"**
-
-Expected response should reference the 7-step workflow, emphasize documentation-first principle, and demonstrate understanding of single-task focus enforcement.

package/templates/assistants/CLAUDE.md

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-# {{PROJECT_NAME}} - Development Guidelines for Claude Code
-
-This file provides project instructions for Claude Code to ensure consistent development practices and workflow adherence.
-
-## Project Overview
-
-{{PROJECT_DESCRIPTION}}
-
-**Project Goals:**
-
-- Provide robust development workflow and best practices
-- Ensure code quality and maintainability standards
-- Enable efficient team collaboration and knowledge sharing
-
-**Tech Stack:** {{TECH_STACK}}
-
-## Development Environment
-
-**Working in:** {{ENVIRONMENT_TYPE}} environment
-**Project Type:** {{PROJECT_DOMAIN}} development
-
-## Core Development Workflow
-
-**CRITICAL: Follow this strict 7-step workflow for ALL development tasks.**
-
-### Step 1: Task Understanding and Planning
-
-- Begin by thoroughly reading project documentation and exploring the codebase
-- Measure your uncertainty level (scale 1.0 to 0.1) before proceeding
-- If uncertainty > 0.1, continue research before asking clarifying questions
-- Present implementation outline and get explicit user confirmation
-- **Documentation-first principle:** No implementation until documentation is complete
-
-### Step 2: Task Management
-
-- Add all tasks to `/_meta/project-task-list.md` BEFORE implementation
-- Use standardized naming: `[AREA]-TASK-[NUMBER]` format
-- Mark tasks "In Progress" with clear descriptions
-- Break complex tasks into smaller, manageable subtasks
-
-### Step 3: Test-Driven Development (TDD)
-
-- Document test cases in `/test/test-documentation.md` FIRST
-- Define expected behavior, inputs, outputs, and edge cases
-- Implement tests after documentation is complete
-- Verify test failure (red phase), then implement code (green phase)
-
-### Step 4: Implementation and Verification
-
-- Write production code to make tests pass
-- Run all tests (new and existing)
-- Get user confirmation that implementation meets requirements
-- Refactor while maintaining test coverage
-
-### Step 5: Documentation and Status Updates
-
-- Update all relevant documentation
-- Mark completed tasks in `/_meta/project-task-list.md`
-- Update test documentation status
-- Update `CHANGELOG.md` with user-facing changes
-
-### Step 6: Version Control
-
-- Commit changes with conventional commit messages
-- Include tests, documentation, and code together
-- Write descriptive commit messages explaining what and why
-- Keep commits atomic (one complete feature per commit)
-
-### Step 7: Workflow Completion Check
-
-- Verify all workflow requirements are satisfied
-- Ensure tests pass, documentation is current, code is committed
-- Complete current workflow before starting new tasks
-
-## Workflow Enforcement Rules
-
-### Documentation-First Principle
-
-**MANDATORY: Document first, execute second for ALL development work.**
-
-- Never begin coding until corresponding documentation is complete
-- Task documentation required in `/_meta/project-task-list.md`
-- Test documentation required in `/test/test-documentation.md`
-- User must explicitly approve plan, scope, and consequences
-
-### Single-Task Focus
-
-**MANDATORY: One change at a time - never mix tasks.**
-
-- Never work on multiple unrelated tasks simultaneously
-- When new requests arise:
-  - **Blocking requests:** Add as subtask to current work
-  - **Non-blocking requests:** Add to task list, complete current workflow first
-- Politely redirect users who try to switch tasks mid-workflow
-
-### Quality Gates
-
-- Complete every step in order - no shortcuts
-- Focus on one task at a time until fully complete
-- TDD approach is mandatory - no skipping tests
-- All documentation must be current
-- No uncommitted changes - commit before moving on
-
-## Project Commands
-
-# Common Commands
-
-- `npm run build`: {{BUILD_COMMAND}}
-- `npm test`: {{TEST_COMMAND}}
-- `npm run lint`: {{LINT_COMMAND}}
-- `npm run typecheck`: {{TYPECHECK_COMMAND}}
-
-# Development Workflow
-
-- Always run tests after making changes
-- Use conventional commit messages (feat:, fix:, docs:, etc.)
-- Prefer running single tests during development for performance
-- Run full test suite before committing
-
-## Code Style Guidelines
-
-- {{CODE_STYLE_GUIDELINES}}
-- Follow language-specific conventions defined in instruction files
-- Use meaningful variable and function names
-- Keep functions focused and reasonably sized
-- Prefer early returns over deep nesting
-- Add comments for complex business logic
-
-## Testing Instructions
-
-- Write tests before implementing features (TDD)
-- Cover edge cases and error conditions
-- Use realistic test data and fixtures
-- Mock external dependencies appropriately
-- Maintain high test coverage for critical functionality
-
-## Repository Structure
-
-```
-{{REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE}}
-```
-
-## Important Notes
-
-- **Temporary files:** Always clean up debug files, temporary outputs, and experimental code
-- **File organization:** Keep source code in appropriate directories, never in project root
-- **Error handling:** Implement comprehensive error handling with proper logging
-- **Performance:** Consider performance implications in all implementations
-- **Security:** Follow secure coding practices, validate inputs, sanitize outputs
-
-## Validation Reminder
-
-After setup, test these instructions by asking:
-**"What is the development workflow for this project?"**
-
-The assistant should reference the 7-step workflow and demonstrate understanding of the documentation-first principle and single-task focus enforcement.

package/templates/assistants/GEMINI.md

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-# {{PROJECT_NAME}} - Style Guide for Gemini Code Assist
-
-This configuration provides development guidelines for Gemini Code Assist to ensure consistent coding practices and workflow adherence.
-
-## Project Configuration
-
-**Project:** {{PROJECT_NAME}}  
-**Description:** {{PROJECT_DESCRIPTION}}
-**Tech Stack:** {{TECH_STACK}}
-**Environment:** {{ENVIRONMENT_TYPE}} development
-**Domain:** {{PROJECT_DOMAIN}}
-
-## Development Workflow Configuration
-
-**IMPORTANT: Follow this mandatory 7-step development workflow for ALL coding tasks.**
-
-### Workflow Step 1: Task Understanding and Planning
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Always analyze before implementing.
-
-- Read project system documentation and explore codebase structure completely
-- Evaluate uncertainty level on scale from 1.0 (total uncertainty) to 0.1 (very low uncertainty)
-- If uncertainty exceeds 0.1, continue research and exploration before requesting clarification
-- Present brief implementation outline with essential details
-- Obtain explicit user confirmation before advancing to next step
-- **Critical Configuration:** No implementation work until all required documentation is complete
-
-### Workflow Step 2: Task Management
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Document tasks before execution.
-
-- Record all tasks in `/_meta/project-task-list.md` BEFORE any implementation work begins
-- Apply standardized naming pattern: `[AREA]-TASK-[NUMBER]`
-- Use area prefixes: CORE, API, UI, DB, AUTH, UTIL, CONFIG, DOC, CLI, TMPL
-- Set task status to "In Progress" with clear descriptions and effort estimates
-- Decompose complex tasks into manageable subtasks with sequential numbering
-
-### Workflow Step 3: Test-Driven Development (TDD)
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Test documentation precedes test implementation.
-
-- Document test cases in `/test/test-documentation.md` BEFORE implementing any test code
-- Define expected behavior including inputs, outputs, and edge case scenarios
-- Create test implementations only after test cases are fully documented
-- Confirm tests fail appropriately (red phase in TDD cycle)
-- Write minimal code to achieve passing tests (green phase in TDD cycle)
-- Clean up test artifacts and organize test data in `/test/fixtures/`
-
-### Workflow Step 4: Implementation and Verification
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Implement with thorough verification.
-
-- Develop production code to satisfy documented requirements
-- Execute all test suites (newly created and existing) to verify functionality
-- Confirm implementation meets user requirements and obtain user validation
-- Refactor code while preserving test coverage (refactor phase in TDD cycle)
-- Remove temporary files and clean up development session artifacts
-
-### Workflow Step 5: Documentation and Status Updates
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Update documentation consistently.
-
-- Update all relevant project documentation files
-- Mark completed tasks in `/_meta/project-task-list.md`
-- Update test execution status in `/test/test-documentation.md`
-- Document user-facing changes in `CHANGELOG.md`
-- Review and update inline code documentation
-
-### Workflow Step 6: Version Control
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Commit changes systematically.
-
-- Apply conventional commit message format (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, test:)
-- Include tests, documentation, and implementation code in atomic commits
-- Compose descriptive commit messages explaining implementation details and rationale
-- Ensure each commit represents complete, functional feature
-
-### Workflow Step 7: Workflow Completion Check
-
-**Configuration Rule:** Verify completion before proceeding.
-
-- Validate all workflow requirements are satisfied
-- Confirm all tests pass and documentation reflects current state
-- Verify code changes are committed with appropriate messages
-- Complete entire workflow cycle before initiating new task planning
-
-## Style Guide Enforcement
-
-### Documentation-First Style Rule
-
-**MANDATORY CONFIGURATION: Documentation precedes execution for ALL development work.**
-
-**Style Enforcement:**
-
-- Prohibit coding, testing, or implementation until corresponding documentation exists
-- Require task documentation in `/_meta/project-task-list.md` before work initiation
-- Require test documentation in `/test/test-documentation.md` before test code creation
-- Require explicit user approval of plan, scope, and consequences before proceeding
-
-**Approved Style Examples:**
-
-- "I'll document this task in the task list, create test case documentation, then obtain your confirmation before implementing"
-- "Let me first document these test cases in test-documentation.md, then proceed with test implementation"
-
-**Style Violations:**
-
-- "I'll implement this feature and update documentation afterward"
-- "I'll create the tests now and document them later"
-
-### Single-Task Style Rule
-
-**MANDATORY CONFIGURATION: One modification at a time - prohibit task mixing.**
-
-**Style Enforcement:**
-
-- Prohibit simultaneous work on multiple unrelated tasks or mixing unrelated modifications
-- When additional requests emerge during active development:
-  - **Blocking requests:** Include as subtask if it prevents current progress
-  - **Non-blocking requests:** Record in task list as separate item, complete current workflow first
-- Redirect users attempting task switching during active workflow
-
-**Style Response Templates:**
-
-- "I've recorded that request in the task list. Completing our current workflow first ensures quality."
-- "That relates to current work, so I'll include it as a subtask to address immediately."
-- "I recognize that as a separate concern. Let me record it in our task list and complete this workflow first."
-
-### Quality Gate Style Rules
-
-**Style Enforcement:**
-
-- No workflow shortcuts: Complete every step sequentially
-- No parallel task execution: Focus on single task until completely finished
-- No test avoidance: Test-Driven Development approach is required
-- No incomplete documentation: All documentation must reflect current state
-- No uncommitted modifications: Commit all work before advancing to new tasks
-
-## Project Style Configuration
-
-### Build and Development Commands
-
-```bash
-# Build configuration
-{{BUILD_COMMAND}}
-
-# Test execution
-{{TEST_COMMAND}}
-
-# Code linting
-{{LINT_COMMAND}}
-
-# Type validation
-{{TYPECHECK_COMMAND}}
-```
-
-### Code Style Standards
-
-- {{CODE_STYLE_GUIDELINES}}
-- Apply conventional commit format consistently (feat:, fix:, docs:, refactor:, test:)
-- Use descriptive variable and function naming conventions
-- Prefer early returns over deeply nested conditional structures
-- Maintain focused, appropriately-sized function implementations
-- Include comments explaining complex business logic implementation
-
-### Testing Style Standards
-
-- Follow Test-Driven Development (TDD) methodology consistently
-- Include edge cases and error condition coverage in test suites
-- Use realistic test data and fixture configurations
-- Apply appropriate mocking strategies for external dependencies in unit tests
-- Maintain high test coverage for critical functionality paths
-
-### Repository Organization Style
-
-```
-{{REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE}}
-```
-
-### Development Style Guidelines
-
-- **File Organization Style:** Prohibit source code placement in project root directory
-- **Temporary File Style:** Clean up debug files, temporary outputs, experimental code artifacts
-- **Error Handling Style:** Implement comprehensive error handling with structured logging
-- **Resource Management Style:** Ensure proper cleanup of resources and event listeners
-- **Performance Style:** Consider performance implications and identify optimization opportunities
-- **Security Style:** Follow secure coding practices, validate inputs, sanitize outputs
-
-## Configuration Validation
-
-After style guide setup, validate configuration by requesting:
-**"What is the development workflow for this project?"**
-
-Expected response should demonstrate understanding of 7-step workflow, emphasize documentation-first style rule, and show comprehension of single-task focus enforcement style.