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-# MindForge — Day 1 Hardening Prompt
-# Branch: `feat/mindforge-core-scaffold`
-# Run this AFTER DAY1-REVIEW.md is complete and APPROVED
-
----
-
-## CONTEXT
-
-You are performing **Day 1 Hardening** of the MindForge framework foundation.
-Hardening is distinct from implementation and review:
-
-- **Implementation** — build it correctly
-- **Review** — find what is wrong
-- **Hardening** — make it robust, resilient, and production-ready
-
-Activate the **`architect.md`** persona. Think about failure modes, edge cases,
-and long-term maintainability — not feature completeness.
-
-All review findings (BLOCKING and MAJOR) from DAY1-REVIEW.md must be resolved
-before hardening begins. Run `git log --oneline` and confirm the review fix
-commits are present.
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 1 — Fix all review findings
-
-Read `.planning/phases/day1/SECURITY-REVIEW-DAY1.md` and the review output.
-
-For each BLOCKING and MAJOR finding:
-1. Read the finding's recommendation precisely
-2. Make the exact change described
-3. Commit: `fix(day1): [finding title]`
-
-Do not deviate from the recommended fix without creating an ADR explaining why.
-
-After all fixes:
-```bash
-git log --oneline   # verify fix commits are present
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 2 — CLAUDE.md: close every ambiguity
-
-This is the most critical hardening step. CLAUDE.md is executed by an AI agent
-that will find every gap and fill it with its own judgment — which may be wrong.
-
-Work through CLAUDE.md line by line. For every instruction, ask:
-**"Can this instruction be followed in more than one reasonable way?"**
-If yes: make it more specific until the answer is no.
-
-### Required additions (add these if not already present)
-
-**Session start — missing file handling:**
-Add after the session start protocol:
-```markdown
-### If context files are missing
-- If `.planning/PROJECT.md` is missing: do not proceed. Tell the user:
-  "PROJECT.md not found. Run /mindforge:init-project first."
-- If `.planning/STATE.md` is missing: create it using the template from
-  `.planning/STATE.md` with status "Unknown — rebuilt from directory scan."
-- If `.planning/HANDOFF.json` is missing: continue normally.
-  This is expected on the first session.
-```
-
-**Plan file validation:**
-Add to the Plan-First Rule section:
-```markdown
-### Before executing any plan
-Validate the plan file:
-- Does it contain a `<task>` element?
-- Does it have `<n>`, `<files>`, `<action>`, `<verify>`, and `<done>` elements?
-- Does the `<verify>` element contain a runnable command (not "check manually")?
-- Do all files listed in `<files>` exist in the repository?
-  If a file does not exist yet: that is expected only if the action creates it.
-  If it should exist but does not: stop and flag to the user.
-If validation fails: stop. Tell the user which field is missing or invalid.
-```
-
-**Context compaction — exact procedure:**
-Replace the context window management section with this exact procedure:
-```markdown
-## Context window management — compaction procedure
-
-Monitor context usage. When approaching 70% capacity:
-
-**Step 1:** Write the current session state.
-Update `.planning/STATE.md` — add any decisions made this session.
-Update `.planning/HANDOFF.json` with:
-- Current phase and plan number
-- Last completed task (with git SHA)
-- Next task to begin
-- Any blockers or questions for the user
-- List of the 5 most recently modified files
-
-**Step 2:** Compact the context.
-Summarise the last 20 tool calls into one paragraph in HANDOFF.json `agent_notes`.
-Discard the tool call history from your working context.
-
-**Step 3:** Continue with a fresh context load.
-Re-read: ORG.md + PROJECT.md + STATE.md + HANDOFF.json + current PLAN file.
-Do not re-read files not relevant to the current task.
-
-**Never** continue past 85% context without compacting first.
-```
-
-**Quality gate — enforcement mechanism:**
-Strengthen the quality gates section:
-```markdown
-## Quality gates — enforcement
-
-These gates are BLOCKING. If any gate fails, you must STOP and NOT commit.
-
-When a gate fails:
-1. State clearly which gate failed and why.
-2. If the failure is fixable immediately: fix it, then re-run the gate.
-3. If the failure requires a plan change: create a FIX-PLAN file and
-   inform the user. Do not proceed with the original plan.
-4. Never ask "should I skip this gate?" — the answer is always no.
-5. Never commit with `--no-verify` or similar bypasses.
-
-If the user instructs you to skip a quality gate:
-- Acknowledge the instruction.
-- Explain the specific risk of skipping this gate.
-- Ask for explicit confirmation that they understand the risk.
-- If confirmed: document the skip in STATE.md with the user's rationale.
-- Still do not skip secret detection. Ever.
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 3 — Persona files: precision pass
-
-For each persona file, apply these specific hardening changes:
-
-### All personas — add failure budget
-Add to every persona's "Definition of done" section:
-```markdown
-## Escalation vs. self-resolution
-Resolve yourself (document decision in SUMMARY.md):
-- Ambiguity in implementation approach (not in requirements)
-- Choice between two equivalent libraries
-- Minor code structure decisions within the plan's scope
-
-Escalate immediately to the user:
-- Any change that requires modifying files outside the plan's `<files>` list
-- Any decision that contradicts ARCHITECTURE.md
-- Any blocker that cannot be resolved within the current context window
-- Any security concern of MEDIUM severity or higher
-```
-
-### `developer.md` — add the 5 most common AI coding failures
-Add a section "Common AI coding mistakes to avoid":
-```markdown
-## Common AI coding mistakes — actively avoid these
-
-1. **Scope creep** — You noticed something to improve outside your task's files.
-   Do not change it. Add it to `.planning/STATE.md` under "Future improvements."
-
-2. **Optimistic verification** — Running verify and assuming it passed without
-   reading the output. Read every line of verify output. A passing test suite
-   with a suppressed error is a failing test suite.
-
-3. **Confident hallucination** — Stating that a library works a certain way
-   without checking. If unsure: check the library's documentation or source
-   before writing code that depends on specific behaviour.
-
-4. **Silent assumption resolution** — The plan is ambiguous. You pick one
-   interpretation and proceed without noting it. Always note ambiguity
-   resolution decisions in SUMMARY.md.
-
-5. **Premature abstraction** — Writing a generic system when the plan calls
-   for a specific feature. Implement exactly what the plan specifies.
-   Generalisation happens in a later phase, after the specific case works.
-```
-
-### `security-reviewer.md` — add dependency hardening
-Add after the OWASP checklist:
-```markdown
-## Dependency security review (run on every PR that adds or updates a dependency)
-
-For every new or updated package:
-
-1. **CVE check**
-   ```bash
-   npm audit
-   # or
-   pip-audit
-   ```
-   Any HIGH or CRITICAL vulnerability: block the PR. Find an alternative.
-
-2. **Maintenance check**
-   - Last commit: must be within 6 months (exceptions: intentionally stable libs)
-   - Open issues/PRs: check for unaddressed security issues
-   - Maintainer count: single-maintainer packages are higher risk
-
-3. **Bundle impact** (for frontend packages)
-   Check bundlephobia.com or `npm pack --dry-run` for size impact.
-   Alert if a dependency adds > 50KB to the bundle.
-
-4. **Licence check**
-   Approved: MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD-2-Clause, BSD-3-Clause, ISC, 0BSD
-   Requires legal review: GPL, LGPL, MPL, CDDL
-   Blocked: AGPL, SSPL, BUSL, Commons Clause variants
-
-5. **Typosquatting check**
-   Search npm for packages with similar names.
-   Verify the exact package name matches the intended library.
-   (Common attack: `lodash` vs `1odash`, `express` vs `expres`)
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 4 — Skill packs: add verification steps
-
-Every skill pack should end with a self-verification step. Add this section
-to the end of each `SKILL.md`:
-
-```markdown
-## Self-check before task completion
-
-Before marking a task done when this skill was active:
-
-- [ ] Did I read the full SKILL.md before starting? (Not just the triggers)
-- [ ] Did I activate the corresponding persona file?
-- [ ] Did I apply every mandatory action in this skill, not just the ones
-  I remembered off the top of my head?
-- [ ] If this skill produced an output file (review, security report, etc.),
-  has that file been written to the correct path?
-```
-
-### Additional hardening for `security-review/SKILL.md`
-
-Add this section:
-```markdown
-## When you find a vulnerability
-
-Do not silently fix it and move on. For every vulnerability found:
-
-1. **Stop the current task.**
-2. **Classify it** using the severity model (CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW).
-3. **For CRITICAL or HIGH:** Write to `SECURITY-REVIEW-N.md` immediately.
-   Tell the user. Do not proceed with ANY other work until acknowledged.
-4. **For MEDIUM:** Write to `SECURITY-REVIEW-N.md`. Finish the current task.
-   Flag at the end of the SUMMARY.md.
-5. **For LOW:** Write to `SECURITY-REVIEW-N.md`. Note in SUMMARY.md.
-
-The worst security outcome is a vulnerability that was found, noted mentally,
-and then forgotten when context rolled over. Write it down. Always.
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 5 — Installer: edge case hardening
-
-Read `bin/install.js`. Add handling for these cases:
-
-### Add version check
-At the start of the installer, before any file operations:
-```javascript
-const nodeVersion = process.versions.node.split('.').map(Number);
-if (nodeVersion[0] < 18) {
-  console.error('❌ MindForge requires Node.js 18 or higher.');
-  console.error(`   Current version: ${process.versions.node}`);
-  console.error('   Install Node.js 18 LTS: https://nodejs.org');
-  process.exit(1);
-}
-```
-
-### Add existing CLAUDE.md detection
-Before overwriting CLAUDE.md:
-```javascript
-function safeCopyClaude(src, dest) {
-  if (fs.existsSync(dest)) {
-    const existing = fs.readFileSync(dest, 'utf8');
-    if (!existing.includes('MindForge')) {
-      // Not a MindForge file — back it up
-      const backup = dest + '.backup-' + Date.now();
-      fs.copyFileSync(dest, backup);
-      console.log(`  ⚠️  Existing CLAUDE.md backed up to ${backup}`);
-    }
-  }
-  copyFile(src, dest);
-}
-```
-
-### Add integrity check after install
-After all files are copied:
-```javascript
-function verifyInstall(targetBase, commandsDir) {
-  const requiredFiles = [
-    path.join(targetBase, 'CLAUDE.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'help.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'init-project.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'plan-phase.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'execute-phase.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'verify-phase.md'),
-    path.join(commandsDir, 'ship.md'),
-  ];
-
-  const missing = requiredFiles.filter(f => !fs.existsSync(f));
-
-  if (missing.length > 0) {
-    console.error('\n❌ Install verification failed. Missing files:');
-    missing.forEach(f => console.error(`   ${f}`));
-    console.error('\nTry re-running the installer.');
-    process.exit(1);
-  }
-
-  console.log('  ✅ Install verified — all required files present');
-}
-```
-
-**Commit:**
-```bash
-git add bin/install.js
-git commit -m "harden(installer): add node version check, CLAUDE.md backup, install verification"
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 6 — `HANDOFF.json`: schema hardening
-
-Update the HANDOFF.json template to include a checksum for integrity verification:
-
-```json
-{
-  "schema_version": "1.0.0",
-  "project": null,
-  "phase": null,
-  "plan": null,
-  "last_completed_task": null,
-  "next_task": "Run /mindforge:init-project",
-  "blockers": [],
-  "decisions_needed": [],
-  "context_refs": [],
-  "agent_notes": "",
-  "session_summary": "",
-  "recent_files": [],
-  "recent_commits": [],
-  "updated_at": null,
-  "_warning": "Never store secrets, tokens, or passwords in this file. It is tracked in git."
-}
-```
-
-Add the `_warning` field to make it impossible to accidentally forget that this
-file is committed to the repository.
-
-Update `.planning/STATE.md` to reference the warning:
-```markdown
-## IMPORTANT
-HANDOFF.json is committed to git. Never write secrets or credentials into it.
-Write "see .env" or "stored in secrets manager" if a note needs to reference credentials.
-```
-
-**Commit:**
-```bash
-git add .planning/
-git commit -m "harden(state): add anti-secret warning to HANDOFF.json schema"
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 7 — Write the first ADR
-
-Every framework decision that future contributors will wonder about needs an ADR.
-Write these three ADRs now — they document Day 1 decisions.
-
-### `.planning/decisions/ADR-001-handoff-tracking.md`
-
-```markdown
-# ADR-001: Track HANDOFF.json in git
-
-**Status:** Accepted
-**Date:** [today]
-**Deciders:** MindForge core team
-
-## Context
-HANDOFF.json stores the current session state for agent continuity.
-It needs to be readable by the next agent session. The question is whether
-it should be committed to git (team-visible) or gitignored (local-only).
-
-## Decision
-Track HANDOFF.json in git.
-
-## Options considered
-
-### Option A — Track in git (chosen)
-Pros:
-- Any team member or new machine can pick up where the last session left off
-- Git history shows the evolution of session state
-- No risk of losing state on machine failure
-
-Cons:
-- File changes create noise in git history
-- Risk of accidentally committing sensitive session data
-
-Mitigations:
-- Added `_warning` field to prevent accidental secret storage
-- SUMMARY.md captures human-readable history; HANDOFF.json is machine state only
-
-### Option B — Gitignore
-Pros: No git noise, no secret exposure risk
-Cons: State lost on machine switch or re-clone; breaks team continuity
-
-## Rationale
-Team continuity outweighs the git noise concern. The warning field and
-documentation mitigate the secret exposure risk sufficiently.
-
-## Consequences
-Team must be educated to never write secrets into HANDOFF.json.
-CI should include a secret-scanning step that checks HANDOFF.json.
-```
-
-### `.planning/decisions/ADR-002-markdown-commands.md`
-
-```markdown
-# ADR-002: Use Markdown files for slash commands (not TypeScript)
-
-**Status:** Accepted
-**Date:** [today]
-**Deciders:** MindForge core team
-
-## Context
-MindForge slash commands could be implemented as:
-A) Markdown instruction files (what we chose)
-B) TypeScript/JavaScript executable scripts
-C) A mix of both
-
-## Decision
-Markdown instruction files for all commands.
-
-## Options considered
-
-### Option A — Markdown instruction files (chosen)
-Pros:
-- Readable and editable without a build step
-- Can be updated directly by modifying text — no recompile
-- Agents can read and follow them natively
-- Community can contribute without TypeScript knowledge
-- Work identically across all runtimes (Claude Code, Antigravity, OpenCode)
-
-Cons:
-- No type safety for command logic
-- Cannot run unit tests on individual steps
-- Edge case handling is described in prose, not enforced in code
-
-### Option B — TypeScript scripts
-Pros: Type safety, unit testable, programmatic edge case handling
-Cons: Build step required, runtime-specific, harder to contribute to,
-      loses the "human-readable instructions" quality that makes them good agent prompts
-
-### Option C — Mix
-Assessed as worst of both: complexity of both without full benefit of either.
-
-## Rationale
-MindForge commands are agent prompts, not programs. Their primary consumer is
-an AI agent reading natural language. Markdown is the best format for that use case.
-Logic enforcement happens through agent quality gates, not code compilation.
-
-## Consequences
-Command edge cases must be described carefully in prose.
-A future "command validator" tool could parse and verify command files statically.
-```
-
-### `.planning/decisions/ADR-003-skills-trigger-model.md`
-
-```markdown
-# ADR-003: Keyword-trigger model for skill discovery
-
-**Status:** Accepted
-**Date:** [today]
-**Deciders:** MindForge core team
-
-## Context
-Skills need to be loaded by the agent at the right time. The question is
-how the agent knows which skills are relevant for a given task.
-
-## Decision
-Keyword matching against a `triggers:` list in skill frontmatter.
-
-## Options considered
-
-### Option A — Keyword triggers in frontmatter (chosen)
-Pros: Simple, transparent, editable by anyone, no dependency on AI judgment
-Cons: Can miss contextual relevance; false positives on common words
-
-### Option B — AI decides which skills to load
-Pros: Contextually accurate matching
-Cons: Non-deterministic; different sessions might load different skills
-      for the same task; hard to debug; requires extra model call
-
-### Option C — Explicit user invocation only
-Pros: Precise control
-Cons: Loses the "just-in-time" benefit; users forget to invoke skills
-
-## Rationale
-Determinism is more valuable than perfect accuracy for a framework.
-Teams need to be able to predict what skills will activate. Keyword triggers
-provide that predictability. False positives are acceptable — loading a skill
-unnecessarily has low cost; missing a needed skill has high cost.
-
-## Consequences
-Trigger keyword lists must be maintained as skills evolve.
-A skill with too-narrow triggers will be missed. Err on the side of more triggers.
-```
-
-**Commit:**
-```bash
-git add .planning/decisions/
-git commit -m "docs(adr): add ADR-001 HANDOFF tracking, ADR-002 markdown commands, ADR-003 skill triggers"
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 8 — Add `tests/install.test.js`
-
-Write a basic test that verifies the installer works correctly:
-
-```javascript
-/**
- * MindForge installer smoke tests
- * Run: node tests/install.test.js
- */
-
-const fs = require('fs');
-const path = require('path');
-const assert = require('assert');
-
-let passed = 0;
-let failed = 0;
-
-function test(name, fn) {
-  try {
-    fn();
-    console.log(`  ✅ ${name}`);
-    passed++;
-  } catch (err) {
-    console.error(`  ❌ ${name}`);
-    console.error(`     ${err.message}`);
-    failed++;
-  }
-}
-
-console.log('\nMindForge Day 1 — Structural Integrity Tests\n');
-
-// ── Directory structure tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
-console.log('Directories:');
-const dirs = [
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge',
-  '.agent/mindforge',
-  '.mindforge/personas',
-  '.mindforge/skills/security-review',
-  '.mindforge/skills/code-quality',
-  '.mindforge/skills/api-design',
-  '.mindforge/skills/testing-standards',
-  '.mindforge/skills/documentation',
-  '.mindforge/org',
-  '.planning/decisions',
-  'bin',
-  'docs',
-  'tests',
-];
-dirs.forEach(d => test(d, () => assert.ok(fs.existsSync(d), `Missing: ${d}`)));
-
-// ── Required files tests ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-console.log('\nRequired files:');
-const files = [
-  '.claude/CLAUDE.md',
-  '.agent/CLAUDE.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/help.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/init-project.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/plan-phase.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/execute-phase.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/verify-phase.md',
-  '.claude/commands/mindforge/ship.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/analyst.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/architect.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/developer.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/qa-engineer.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/security-reviewer.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/tech-writer.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/debug-specialist.md',
-  '.mindforge/personas/release-manager.md',
-  '.mindforge/skills/security-review/SKILL.md',
-  '.mindforge/skills/code-quality/SKILL.md',
-  '.mindforge/skills/api-design/SKILL.md',
-  '.mindforge/skills/testing-standards/SKILL.md',
-  '.mindforge/skills/documentation/SKILL.md',
-  '.mindforge/org/ORG.md',
-  '.mindforge/org/CONVENTIONS.md',
-  '.mindforge/org/SECURITY.md',
-  '.mindforge/org/TOOLS.md',
-  '.planning/STATE.md',
-  '.planning/HANDOFF.json',
-  'bin/install.js',
-  'package.json',
-  'README.md',
-];
-files.forEach(f => test(f, () => assert.ok(fs.existsSync(f), `Missing: ${f}`)));
-
-// ── Content tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-console.log('\nContent validation:');
-
-test('CLAUDE.md has session start protocol', () => {
-  const content = fs.readFileSync('.claude/CLAUDE.md', 'utf8');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('SESSION START PROTOCOL'), 'Missing session start protocol');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('PLAN-FIRST RULE'), 'Missing plan-first rule');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('QUALITY GATES'), 'Missing quality gates');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('SECURITY AUTO-TRIGGER'), 'Missing security auto-trigger');
-});
-
-test('CLAUDE.md and .agent/CLAUDE.md are identical', () => {
-  const claude = fs.readFileSync('.claude/CLAUDE.md', 'utf8');
-  const agent = fs.readFileSync('.agent/CLAUDE.md', 'utf8');
-  assert.strictEqual(claude, agent, '.claude/CLAUDE.md and .agent/CLAUDE.md differ');
-});
-
-test('All 6 commands mirrored to .agent/mindforge/', () => {
-  const claudeCommands = fs.readdirSync('.claude/commands/mindforge/').sort();
-  const agentCommands = fs.readdirSync('.agent/mindforge/').sort();
-  assert.deepStrictEqual(claudeCommands, agentCommands, 'Command files differ between runtimes');
-});
-
-test('HANDOFF.json is valid JSON', () => {
-  const content = fs.readFileSync('.planning/HANDOFF.json', 'utf8');
-  const parsed = JSON.parse(content); // throws if invalid
-  assert.ok(parsed.schema_version, 'Missing schema_version field');
-  assert.ok(parsed._warning, 'Missing _warning anti-secret field');
-});
-
-test('package.json has bin field', () => {
-  const pkg = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('package.json', 'utf8'));
-  assert.ok(pkg.bin, 'Missing bin field');
-  assert.ok(pkg.bin.mindforge, 'Missing bin.mindforge');
-  assert.ok(pkg.engines, 'Missing engines field');
-  assert.ok(pkg.engines.node, 'Missing engines.node');
-});
-
-test('All skill packs have frontmatter triggers', () => {
-  const skillDirs = fs.readdirSync('.mindforge/skills/');
-  skillDirs.forEach(dir => {
-    const skillPath = `.mindforge/skills/${dir}/SKILL.md`;
-    if (fs.existsSync(skillPath)) {
-      const content = fs.readFileSync(skillPath, 'utf8');
-      assert.ok(content.includes('triggers:'), `${skillPath} missing triggers frontmatter`);
-      assert.ok(content.includes('name:'), `${skillPath} missing name frontmatter`);
-    }
-  });
-});
-
-test('bin/install.js is executable and has no obvious syntax errors', () => {
-  const stat = fs.statSync('bin/install.js');
-  // Check it is readable (full executable check needs Node child_process)
-  assert.ok(stat.size > 1000, 'bin/install.js is suspiciously small');
-  const content = fs.readFileSync('bin/install.js', 'utf8');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('#!/usr/bin/env node'), 'Missing shebang line');
-  assert.ok(content.includes('verifyInstall'), 'Missing install verification function');
-});
-
-test('No secrets in any committed file', () => {
-  const secretPatterns = [
-    /password\s*=\s*['"][^'"]{6,}/i,
-    /api[_-]?key\s*=\s*['"][^'"]{10,}/i,
-    /secret\s*=\s*['"][^'"]{8,}/i,
-    /-----BEGIN (RSA |EC |PRIVATE )?KEY-----/,
-    /sk-[a-zA-Z0-9]{20,}/,
-  ];
-
-  function scanDir(dir) {
-    if (dir.includes('node_modules') || dir.includes('.git')) return;
-    const entries = fs.readdirSync(dir, { withFileTypes: true });
-    entries.forEach(entry => {
-      const full = path.join(dir, entry.name);
-      if (entry.isDirectory()) {
-        scanDir(full);
-      } else if (entry.name.endsWith('.md') || entry.name.endsWith('.js') || entry.name.endsWith('.json')) {
-        const content = fs.readFileSync(full, 'utf8');
-        secretPatterns.forEach(pattern => {
-          assert.ok(!pattern.test(content), `Potential secret in ${full}`);
-        });
-      }
-    });
-  }
-
-  scanDir('.');
-});
-
-// ── Results ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-console.log(`\n${'─'.repeat(50)}`);
-console.log(`Results: ${passed} passed, ${failed} failed`);
-
-if (failed > 0) {
-  console.error(`\n❌ ${failed} test(s) failed. Fix before pushing.\n`);
-  process.exit(1);
-} else {
-  console.log(`\n✅ All tests passed. Day 1 foundation is solid.\n`);
-}
-```
-
-**Commit:**
-```bash
-git add tests/install.test.js
-git commit -m "test(day1): add structural integrity test suite"
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 9 — Run the full test suite and fix anything that fails
-
-```bash
-node tests/install.test.js
-```
-
-Every failure is a genuine problem. Fix them. Do not mark Day 1 complete
-with failing tests.
-
-If a test reveals a missing file or incorrect content:
-1. Fix the file
-2. Re-run the test
-3. Commit the fix: `fix(day1): [description of what was wrong]`
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 10 — Final pre-merge checklist
-
-Run every item. Do not push to remote until all pass.
-
-```bash
-# 1. Tests pass
-node tests/install.test.js
-# Expected: "All tests passed"
-
-# 2. CLAUDE.md line count (must be substantial)
-wc -l .claude/CLAUDE.md
-# Expected: > 80 lines
-
-# 3. CLAUDE.md and .agent/CLAUDE.md are identical
-diff .claude/CLAUDE.md .agent/CLAUDE.md
-# Expected: no output (files identical)
-
-# 4. All command files present in both runtimes
-diff <(ls .claude/commands/mindforge/ | sort) <(ls .agent/mindforge/ | sort)
-# Expected: no output
-
-# 5. All 8 persona files present
-ls .mindforge/personas/ | wc -l
-# Expected: 8
-
-# 6. All 5 skill packs present
-ls .mindforge/skills/ | wc -l
-# Expected: 5
-
-# 7. HANDOFF.json is valid JSON
-node -e "JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync('.planning/HANDOFF.json', 'utf8')); console.log('valid')"
-# Expected: "valid"
-
-# 8. bin/install.js runs without error
-node bin/install.js 2>&1 | head -5
-# Expected: MindForge installer output
-
-# 9. Git log is clean (no WIP commits)
-git log --oneline | grep -iE "wip|temp|fix it|oops|update|stuff"
-# Expected: no output
-
-# 10. No merge conflicts remaining
-git diff --check
-# Expected: no output
-
-# 11. ADRs present
-ls .planning/decisions/*.md | wc -l
-# Expected: 3 or more
-```
-
----
-
-## HARDEN 11 — Final commit and push
-
-```bash
-git add .
-git commit -m "harden(day1): complete Day 1 hardening — tests, ADRs, edge cases, security"
-git push origin feat/mindforge-core-scaffold
-```
-
----
-
-## DAY 1 COMPLETE — What you have built
-
-After completing all three prompts (IMPLEMENT → REVIEW → HARDEN), you have:
-
-| Component                    | Files | Status  |
-|------------------------------|-------|---------|
-| Agent entry point            | 2     | ✅ Done |
-| Slash commands               | 12    | ✅ Done |
-| Agent personas               | 8     | ✅ Done |
-| Core skill packs             | 5     | ✅ Done |
-| Org context templates        | 4     | ✅ Done |
-| Project context templates    | 4     | ✅ Done |
-| npm installer                | 1     | ✅ Done |
-| Structural tests             | 1     | ✅ Done |
-| Architecture Decision Records| 3     | ✅ Done |
-| **Total files**              | **40+** | ✅ Done |
-
----
-
-## DAY 2 PREVIEW — What comes next
-
-```
-Branch: feat/mindforge-wave-execution
-
-Day 2 scope:
-- Wave-based parallel execution engine in execute-phase command
-- Dependency graph parser for PLAN files
-- Subagent spawning with isolated context packages
-- Phase-level verification with automated test running
-- /mindforge:next command (auto-detect next step)
-- /mindforge:quick command (ad-hoc tasks without full lifecycle)
-- Context compaction automation (triggered at 70% threshold)
-- AUDIT.jsonl logging foundation
-```
-
-**Branch:** `feat/mindforge-core-scaffold`
-**Day 1 hardening complete. Open a PR. Assign a reviewer. Ship it.**