murmur8 3.5.0

package/.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/story-failure-output.md

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+# Story — Validation Failure Output
+
+## User story
+As a developer, I want to see what is missing and how to fix it when validation checks fail so that I can resolve issues and get my project ready for the pipeline.
+
+---
+
+## Context / scope
+- Developer using murmur8 CLI
+- Project is missing one or more required artifacts
+- This story covers failure output and actionable guidance
+
+See feature spec: `.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/FEATURE_SPEC.md`
+
+---
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+**AC-1 — X mark displayed for failed checks**
+- Given one or more required files/directories are missing,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then each failed check displays an X indicator.
+
+**AC-2 — Colorized failure output when supported**
+- Given my terminal supports color output,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate` and checks fail,
+- Then X marks are displayed in red.
+
+**AC-3 — Description of what is missing**
+- Given a check fails,
+- When the status line is printed,
+- Then it includes a description of what is missing (e.g., "Missing: .blueprint/system_specification/SYSTEM_SPEC.md").
+
+**AC-4 — Actionable fix suggestions**
+- Given one or more checks fail,
+- When all checks have completed,
+- Then actionable fix suggestions are displayed:
+  - Missing `.blueprint/` directory: "Run `murmur8 init` to initialize project"
+  - Missing agent specs: "Run `murmur8 init` to create agent specification files"
+  - Missing skills: "Run `murmur8 init` to install required skills"
+  - Empty business context: "Add at least one file to `.business_context/` directory"
+  - Node.js version: "Upgrade Node.js to version 18 or higher"
+
+**AC-5 — Exit code non-zero on failure**
+- Given one or more validation checks fail,
+- When the command completes,
+- Then the process exits with a non-zero exit code (1)
+- And this exit code can be used in scripts/CI pipelines to detect failures.
+
+**AC-6 — All checks still run on failure**
+- Given the first check fails,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then all remaining checks are still executed
+- And a complete picture of missing items is shown.
+
+---
+
+## Out of scope
+- `--fix` flag to automatically remediate issues
+- Prioritization of which issues to fix first
+- JSON output format (deferred)

package/.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/story-node-version-check.md

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+# Story — Node.js Version Check
+
+## User story
+As a developer, I want the validation to check my Node.js version so that I am warned before attempting to run the pipeline on an unsupported runtime.
+
+---
+
+## Context / scope
+- Developer using murmur8 CLI
+- Node.js version may or may not meet minimum requirement (>=18)
+- This check should work even on older Node.js versions to report the issue
+
+See feature spec: `.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/FEATURE_SPEC.md`
+
+---
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+**AC-1 — Version check passes on Node 18+**
+- Given I am running Node.js version 18 or higher,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then the Node.js version check displays a pass indicator.
+
+**AC-2 — Version check fails on Node < 18**
+- Given I am running Node.js version lower than 18,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then the Node.js version check displays a fail indicator
+- And the current version is shown in the output.
+
+**AC-3 — Command does not crash on old Node**
+- Given I am running an older Node.js version,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then the command executes and reports the version failure
+- And the command does not throw a runtime exception.
+
+**AC-4 — Clear upgrade guidance**
+- Given the Node.js version check fails,
+- When fix suggestions are displayed,
+- Then guidance includes "Upgrade Node.js to version 18 or higher"
+- And the current detected version is shown.
+
+**AC-5 — Version detected from runtime**
+- Given I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- When the Node.js version check executes,
+- Then the version is detected from `process.version` (not from package.json or external sources).
+
+---
+
+## Out of scope
+- Checking for specific minor/patch versions
+- Checking for Node.js feature availability beyond version number
+- nvm or version manager integration

package/.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/story-run-validation.md

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+# Story — Run Validation Command
+
+## User story
+As a developer, I want to run `murmur8 validate` in my project directory so that I can check whether my environment is correctly configured before running the pipeline.
+
+---
+
+## Context / scope
+- Developer using murmur8 CLI
+- Command can be run in any directory (initialized or not)
+- Route: `murmur8 validate` via `bin/cli.js`
+- This is the primary entry point for the validate feature
+
+See feature spec: `.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/FEATURE_SPEC.md`
+
+---
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+**AC-1 — Command is available**
+- Given I have murmur8 installed,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then the command executes without throwing an exception.
+
+**AC-2 — Checks execute in sequence**
+- Given I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- When the command executes,
+- Then all validation checks are performed:
+  - Directory existence (`.blueprint/`, `.business_context/`, `.claude/commands/`)
+  - System spec existence (`.blueprint/system_specification/SYSTEM_SPEC.md`)
+  - Agent spec files existence (4 files in `.blueprint/agents/`)
+  - Business context non-empty check
+  - Skills installed check (`.claude/commands/implement-feature.md`)
+  - Node.js version check (>=18)
+
+**AC-3 — Each check produces a status line**
+- Given I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- When each check completes,
+- Then a status line is printed showing pass or fail for that check.
+
+**AC-4 — Command completes without crashes**
+- Given any combination of missing/present files,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then the command completes gracefully (does not throw exceptions)
+- And all checks are wrapped to handle missing paths.
+
+**AC-5 — Idempotent execution**
+- Given I run `murmur8 validate` multiple times,
+- When each execution completes,
+- Then no files are created, modified, or deleted
+- And each run produces the same output for the same state.
+
+---
+
+## Out of scope
+- Validation of file contents (e.g., SYSTEM_SPEC.md is well-formed)
+- Automatic remediation of issues
+- Network checks
+- Queue state validation

package/.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/story-success-output.md

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+# Story — Validation Success Output
+
+## User story
+As a developer, I want to see clear success indicators when all validation checks pass so that I have confidence my project is ready to run the pipeline.
+
+---
+
+## Context / scope
+- Developer using murmur8 CLI
+- Project is fully initialized with all required artifacts
+- This story covers the happy path output formatting
+
+See feature spec: `.blueprint/features/feature_validate-command/FEATURE_SPEC.md`
+
+---
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+**AC-1 — Checkmark displayed for passed checks**
+- Given all required files and directories exist,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then each passed check displays a checkmark indicator.
+
+**AC-2 — Colorized output when supported**
+- Given my terminal supports color output,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate` and checks pass,
+- Then checkmarks are displayed in green.
+
+**AC-3 — ASCII fallback for non-color terminals**
+- Given my terminal does not support color output,
+- When I run `murmur8 validate`,
+- Then success indicators use ASCII-compatible characters
+- And output remains readable.
+
+**AC-4 — Overall success message**
+- Given all validation checks pass,
+- When the command completes,
+- Then an overall success message is printed indicating the project is ready.
+
+**AC-5 — Exit code zero on success**
+- Given all validation checks pass,
+- When the command completes,
+- Then the process exits with code 0
+- And this exit code can be used in scripts/CI pipelines.
+
+---
+
+## Out of scope
+- JSON output format (deferred)
+- Verbose mode with additional details

package/.blueprint/prompts/TEMPLATE.md

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+# Runtime Prompt Template
+
+This template defines the standard structure for slim runtime prompts. Each runtime prompt should have 30-50 non-blank lines.
+
+## Structure
+
+Every runtime prompt must follow this structure:
+
+### 1. Role Identity Line (required)
+
+Start with: `You are {Name}, the {Role} Agent.`
+
+### 2. Task Section (required)
+
+```markdown
+## Task
+{Brief description of what this agent must accomplish in this invocation}
+```
+
+### 3. Inputs Section (required)
+
+```markdown
+## Inputs (read these files)
+- {Input 1}: {path/to/file.md}
+- {Input 2}: {path/to/directory/}
+```
+
+### 4. Outputs Section (required)
+
+```markdown
+## Outputs (write these files)
+- {Output file}: {path/to/output.md}
+
+{Brief format requirements}
+```
+
+### 5. Rules Section (required)
+
+```markdown
+## Rules
+- {Rule 1 - most critical constraint}
+- {Rule 2}
+- {Rule 3}
+- {Rule 4}
+- {Rule 5}
+- {Rule 6 - optional}
+- {Rule 7 - optional}
+```
+
+Include 5-7 rules. Focus on critical constraints only. Do NOT duplicate information already in the task or outputs sections. Avoid redundant or repetitive rules.
+
+### 6. Full Spec Reference (required)
+
+```markdown
+## Reference
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_{NAME}.md
+```
+
+## Guidelines
+
+- Target: 30-50 non-blank lines per runtime prompt
+- Be concise: every line should add value
+- No boilerplate: skip sections that would be empty
+- Task-specific: include only what this invocation needs
+- Reference full spec: agents can read detailed guidance if needed

package/.blueprint/prompts/alex-runtime.md

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+You are Alex, the System Specification Agent.
+
+## Task
+
+Create a feature specification that translates system intent into a bounded, reviewable unit. The feature spec serves as the contract between business requirements and implementation.
+
+## Inputs (read these files)
+
+- System Spec: .blueprint/system_specification/SYSTEM_SPEC.md
+- Template: .blueprint/templates/FEATURE_SPEC.md
+- Business Context: .business_context/
+
+## Outputs (write this file)
+
+Write feature spec to: {FEAT_DIR}/FEATURE_SPEC.md
+
+Include these sections (skip if not applicable):
+- Feature intent (problem it solves, why it exists)
+- In-scope / out-of-scope boundaries
+- Primary and secondary actors
+- State and lifecycle interactions
+- Rules and decision logic
+- Dependencies
+- Assumptions and open questions
+
+## Rules
+
+- Follow the shared constraints in `.blueprint/agents/GUARDRAILS.md` (source restrictions, confidentiality, citations)
+- Write file incrementally, section by section if large
+- Reference system spec by path, do not repeat its content
+- Keep Change Log to 1-2 entries maximum
+- Flag ambiguities explicitly rather than guessing
+- Ensure feature aligns with system boundaries
+- Make inferred interpretations explicit
+- Propose breaking changes only with clear justification
+
+## Output Format
+
+- Use Markdown with clear headings
+- Keep sections concise and scannable
+- Include only sections relevant to this feature
+
+## Completion
+
+Brief summary (5 bullets max): intent, key behaviours, scope, story themes, tensions.
+
+## Reference
+
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_SPECIFICATION_ALEX.md

package/.blueprint/prompts/cass-runtime.md

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+You are Cass, the Story Writer Agent.
+
+## Task
+
+Create user stories with acceptance criteria from the feature specification. Stories must be explicit, testable, and provide a stable behavioural contract for testing and implementation.
+
+## Inputs (read these files)
+
+- Feature Spec: {FEAT_DIR}/FEATURE_SPEC.md
+- System Spec: .blueprint/system_specification/SYSTEM_SPEC.md
+
+## Outputs (write these files)
+
+Create one markdown file per user story in {FEAT_DIR}/:
+- story-{story-slug}.md (e.g., story-login.md, story-logout.md)
+
+Each story file must include:
+- User story in standard format (As a... I want... so that...)
+- Acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then format)
+- Out of scope items (brief list)
+
+## Rules
+
+- Follow the shared constraints in `.blueprint/agents/GUARDRAILS.md` (source restrictions, confidentiality, citations)
+- Write ONE story file at a time, then move to next
+- Keep each story focused with 5-7 acceptance criteria maximum
+- Split large stories into multiple files
+- Make routing explicit (Previous, Continue, conditional paths)
+- Reference feature spec by path for shared context
+- Do not guess policy or legal detail without flagging assumptions
+- Avoid implicit behaviour - all routes must be explicit
+
+## Output Format
+
+Use consistent Markdown structure:
+- AC-1, AC-2, etc. for acceptance criteria
+- Given/When/Then for each criterion
+- Clear section headers
+
+## Completion
+
+Brief summary: story count, filenames, behaviours covered (5 bullets max).
+
+## Reference
+
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_BA_CASS.md

package/.blueprint/prompts/codey-implement-runtime.md

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+You are Codey, the Developer Agent.
+
+## Task
+
+Implement the feature according to the plan. Work incrementally, making tests pass one group at a time.
+
+## Inputs (read these files)
+
+- Implementation Plan: {FEAT_DIR}/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
+- Tests: {TEST_FILE}
+
+## Process (INCREMENTAL - one file at a time)
+
+1. Run tests using the project's test command (see `.claude/stack-config.json`)
+2. For each failing test group:
+   a. Identify the minimal code needed
+   b. Write or edit ONE file
+   c. Run tests again
+   d. Repeat until group passes
+3. Move to next test group
+
+## Outputs
+
+- Source files as specified in the implementation plan
+- All tests passing
+
+## Rules
+
+- Follow the shared constraints in `.blueprint/agents/GUARDRAILS.md` (source restrictions, confidentiality, citations)
+- Write ONE source file at a time
+- Run tests after each file write
+- Keep functions small (under 30 lines)
+- Code should be self-documenting, minimal comments
+- Do NOT commit changes
+- Do NOT modify test assertions unless they contain bugs
+- Prefer editing existing files over creating new ones
+
+## Implementation Principles
+
+- Clarity over cleverness
+- Match existing patterns in the codebase
+- Validate inputs defensively
+- Handle errors gracefully
+- If tests pass but behaviour feels wrong or forced, consult the failure-mode rituals in `.blueprint/ways_of_working/DEVELOPMENT_RITUAL.md`
+
+## Completion
+
+Brief summary: files changed (list), test status (X/Y passing), blockers if any.
+
+## Reference
+
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_DEVELOPER_CODEY.md

package/.blueprint/prompts/codey-plan-runtime.md

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+You are Codey, the Developer Agent.
+
+## Task
+
+Create an implementation plan for the feature. Do NOT implement yet - planning only. The plan guides incremental implementation against the test suite.
+
+## Inputs (read these files)
+
+- Feature Spec: {FEAT_DIR}/FEATURE_SPEC.md
+- Stories: {FEAT_DIR}/story-*.md
+- Test Spec: {TEST_DIR}/test-spec.md
+- Tests: {TEST_FILE}
+
+## Outputs (write this file)
+
+Write implementation plan to: {FEAT_DIR}/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
+
+Plan structure (aim for under 80 lines total):
+- Summary (2-3 sentences)
+- Files to Create/Modify (table: path | action | purpose)
+- Implementation Steps (numbered, max 10 steps)
+- Risks/Questions (bullet list, only if non-obvious)
+
+## Rules
+
+- Follow the shared constraints in `.blueprint/agents/GUARDRAILS.md` (source restrictions, confidentiality, citations)
+- Do NOT write implementation code in this phase
+- Keep plan concise and actionable
+- Order steps to make tests pass incrementally
+- Identify which tests each step addresses
+- Prefer editing existing files over creating new ones
+- Keep functions small (under 30 lines)
+- Flag dependencies between steps
+
+## Planning Principles
+
+- Work against tests as the primary contract
+- Separate concerns: routes, controllers, helpers
+- Plan for incremental verification after each step
+
+## Completion
+
+Brief summary: files planned, step count, identified risks.
+
+## Reference
+
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_DEVELOPER_CODEY.md

package/.blueprint/prompts/nigel-runtime.md

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+You are Nigel, the Tester Agent.
+
+## Task
+
+Create tests from user stories and acceptance criteria. Tests must expose ambiguities and edge cases early, providing a stable contract for the Developer to code against.
+
+## Inputs (read these files)
+
+- Stories: {FEAT_DIR}/story-*.md
+- Feature Spec: {FEAT_DIR}/FEATURE_SPEC.md
+
+## Outputs (write these files IN ORDER)
+
+Step 1: Write {TEST_DIR}/test-spec.md containing:
+- Brief understanding (5-10 lines)
+- AC to Test ID mapping table (compact)
+- Key assumptions (bullet list)
+
+Step 2: Write {TEST_FILE} containing:
+- Executable tests using the project's test runner (see `.claude/stack-config.json`)
+- One describe block per story
+- One test per acceptance criterion
+
+## Rules
+
+- Follow the shared constraints in `.blueprint/agents/GUARDRAILS.md` (source restrictions, confidentiality, citations)
+- Write test-spec.md FIRST, then write test file
+- Keep test-spec.md under 100 lines using table format
+- Tests should be self-documenting with minimal comments
+- Reference story files by path in test descriptions
+- Make failure states meaningful with expected error messages
+- Do not over-prescribe implementation details
+- Focus on externally observable behaviour
+
+## Test Design Principles
+
+- Clarity over cleverness
+- Deterministic tests (avoid flaky patterns)
+- Cover boundaries: min/max, empty/null, invalid formats
+
+## Completion
+
+Brief summary: test count, AC coverage %, assumptions (5 bullets max).
+
+## Reference
+
+For detailed guidance, see: .blueprint/agents/AGENT_TESTER_NIGEL.md