oh-my-customcode 0.9.2 → 0.9.4
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- package/README.md +25 -30
- package/dist/cli/index.js +1315 -568
- package/dist/index.js +234 -17
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/templates/.claude/agents/arch-documenter.md +7 -71
- package/templates/.claude/agents/arch-speckit-agent.md +21 -108
- package/templates/.claude/agents/be-express-expert.md +8 -58
- package/templates/.claude/agents/be-nestjs-expert.md +6 -38
- package/templates/.claude/agents/be-springboot-expert.md +11 -56
- package/templates/.claude/agents/db-postgres-expert.md +10 -80
- package/templates/.claude/agents/db-redis-expert.md +10 -75
- package/templates/.claude/agents/db-supabase-expert.md +12 -48
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-airflow-expert.md +8 -45
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-dbt-expert.md +8 -46
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-kafka-expert.md +10 -10
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-pipeline-expert.md +9 -69
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-snowflake-expert.md +9 -62
- package/templates/.claude/agents/de-spark-expert.md +10 -54
- package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-svelte-agent.md +5 -41
- package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-vercel-agent.md +9 -41
- package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-vuejs-agent.md +7 -42
- package/templates/.claude/agents/lang-java21-expert.md +11 -37
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-claude-code-bible.md +22 -207
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-creator.md +7 -88
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-gitnerd.md +8 -76
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-sauron.md +27 -20
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-supplier.md +11 -96
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-sync-checker.md +9 -70
- package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-updater.md +9 -79
- package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-engineer.md +8 -72
- package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-planner.md +2 -3
- package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-writer.md +6 -76
- package/templates/.claude/agents/sys-memory-keeper.md +13 -87
- package/templates/.claude/agents/sys-naggy.md +9 -62
- package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-bun-expert.md +7 -52
- package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-npm-expert.md +6 -64
- package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-optimizer.md +7 -60
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MAY-optimization.md +16 -80
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-agent-design.md +29 -134
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-agent-identification.md +9 -88
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-continuous-improvement.md +10 -117
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-intent-transparency.md +14 -171
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-language-policy.md +11 -46
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-orchestrator-coordination.md +82 -425
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-parallel-execution.md +33 -405
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-permissions.md +14 -68
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-safety.md +11 -57
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-sync-verification.md +49 -205
- package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-tool-identification.md +21 -134
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-agent-teams.md +22 -166
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-ecomode.md +15 -123
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-error-handling.md +19 -88
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-hud-statusline.md +9 -89
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-interaction.md +18 -87
- package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-memory-integration.md +25 -118
- package/templates/.claude/skills/dev-lead-routing/SKILL.md +70 -243
- package/templates/.claude/skills/springboot-best-practices/SKILL.md +180 -319
- package/templates/.codex/agents/arch-documenter.md +7 -71
- package/templates/.codex/agents/arch-speckit-agent.md +21 -108
- package/templates/.codex/agents/be-express-expert.md +8 -58
- package/templates/.codex/agents/be-nestjs-expert.md +6 -38
- package/templates/.codex/agents/be-springboot-expert.md +11 -56
- package/templates/.codex/agents/db-postgres-expert.md +10 -80
- package/templates/.codex/agents/db-redis-expert.md +10 -75
- package/templates/.codex/agents/db-supabase-expert.md +12 -48
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-airflow-expert.md +8 -45
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-dbt-expert.md +8 -46
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-kafka-expert.md +10 -10
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-pipeline-expert.md +9 -69
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-snowflake-expert.md +9 -62
- package/templates/.codex/agents/de-spark-expert.md +10 -54
- package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-svelte-agent.md +5 -41
- package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-vercel-agent.md +9 -41
- package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-vuejs-agent.md +7 -42
- package/templates/.codex/agents/infra-aws-expert.md +1 -1
- package/templates/.codex/agents/infra-docker-expert.md +1 -1
- package/templates/.codex/agents/lang-java21-expert.md +11 -37
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-claude-code-bible.md +25 -210
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-creator.md +7 -88
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-gitnerd.md +8 -76
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-sauron.md +30 -23
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-supplier.md +11 -96
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-sync-checker.md +12 -73
- package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-updater.md +9 -79
- package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-engineer.md +8 -72
- package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-planner.md +2 -3
- package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-writer.md +6 -76
- package/templates/.codex/agents/sys-memory-keeper.md +13 -87
- package/templates/.codex/agents/sys-naggy.md +9 -62
- package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-bun-expert.md +7 -52
- package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-npm-expert.md +6 -64
- package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-optimizer.md +7 -60
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MAY-optimization.md +16 -80
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-agent-design.md +29 -134
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-agent-identification.md +9 -88
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-continuous-improvement.md +10 -117
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-intent-transparency.md +14 -171
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-language-policy.md +11 -46
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-orchestrator-coordination.md +82 -425
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-parallel-execution.md +33 -405
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-permissions.md +14 -68
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-safety.md +11 -57
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-sync-verification.md +58 -214
- package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-tool-identification.md +22 -135
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-agent-teams.md +22 -166
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-ecomode.md +15 -123
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-error-handling.md +19 -88
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-hud-statusline.md +9 -89
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-interaction.md +18 -87
- package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-memory-integration.md +25 -118
- package/templates/.codex/skills/dev-lead-routing/SKILL.md +70 -243
- package/templates/.codex/skills/springboot-best-practices/SKILL.md +180 -319
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