qualia-framework 6.4.0 → 6.6.0
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- package/CLAUDE.md +1 -0
- package/bin/auto-report.js +156 -0
- package/bin/command-surface.js +1 -0
- package/bin/erp-retry.js +4 -2
- package/bin/qualia-ui.js +1 -0
- package/bin/report-payload.js +5 -0
- package/bin/state.js +106 -1
- package/guide.md +7 -0
- package/hooks/stop-session-log.js +15 -0
- package/package.json +8 -2
- package/references/archetypes/ai-agent.md +89 -0
- package/references/archetypes/voice-agent.md +60 -0
- package/references/archetypes/web-app.md +67 -0
- package/references/archetypes/website.md +78 -0
- package/rules/constitution.md +42 -0
- package/skills/qualia/SKILL.md +2 -0
- package/skills/qualia-scope/SKILL.md +123 -0
- package/tests/auto-report.test.sh +158 -0
- package/tests/lib.test.sh +15 -8
- package/tests/run-all.sh +1 -0
- package/docs/archive/CHANGELOG-pre-v4.md +0 -855
- package/docs/archive/v4.0.0-review.md +0 -288
- package/docs/ecosystem-operating-model.md +0 -121
- package/docs/research/2026-04-21-command-quality-deep-research.md +0 -128
- package/docs/research/2026-04-21-industry-best-practices.md +0 -255
- package/docs/research/2026-05-11-deep-research.md +0 -189
- package/docs/reviews/matt-pocock-skills-analysis.md +0 -300
- package/docs/reviews/v4.1.0-audit.html +0 -1488
- package/docs/reviews/v4.1.0-audit.md +0 -263
- package/docs/reviews/v6.2.1-revival-audit.md +0 -53
- package/docs/reviews/v6.2.2-memory-erp-audit.md +0 -41
- package/docs/reviews/v6.2.3-erp-id-guard.md +0 -15
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stack: Next.js 16 (App Router) · Tailwind + shadcn/ui · Supabase (auth + Postgres + RLS) · Vercel
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# Archetype: `web-app`
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> Authenticated products with user accounts, roles, and a dashboard on Vercel + Supabase. **Extends `website`** — every `website` Definition-of-Done line still applies (design, performance, SEO where relevant, a11y, observability, deploy, handoff). This file adds the auth, data, and app-quality bars. Used by `qualia-scope` when the operator picks `web-app`, or when a `website` grows gated content / accounts.
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## How this file is used
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Same contract as every archetype: `qualia-scope` grills the **Grill variables**, the **Definition of Done** is the per-increment bar, the **Road** is the default 0→100. Inherits `website` + `rules/constitution.md`; relaxes nothing.
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## Grill variables (added on top of `website`)
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- **Who are the users?** — roles (admin / staff / client / public) and what each can see and do. Drives the RLS model.
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- **Auth model** — email/password, magic link, OAuth providers, SSO? Email verification required? Password reset flow?
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- **Authorization source** — what claims gate access? (Must live in `app_metadata`, never `user_metadata` — constitution.)
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- **Tenancy** — single-tenant, per-user, or multi-tenant/workspace? (Multi-tenant changes every RLS policy — surface it now.)
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- **Core entities & relationships** — the domain model. Each entity → a CONTEXT.md glossary term.
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- **Write surfaces** — what users create/edit/delete; which writes need confirmation, soft-delete, or audit.
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- **Real-time / collaboration** — does anything need live updates (presence, notifications)?
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- **Billing** — free, one-off, subscription? Provider? (If yes, billing is its own increment set.)
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- **Notifications** — email (Resend), in-app, both? Triggered by what events?
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## Production Definition of Done (added on top of `website`)
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**Auth & access** — Supabase auth with the chosen model; email verification + password reset wired; **RLS enabled on every table** with policies derived from `app_metadata` claims; role-based routing enforced in middleware *and* at the data layer (never trust the client). Verified by logging in as each role and confirming isolation.
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**RLS correctness (constitution)** — every UPDATE policy has a matching SELECT; views use `security_invoker = true`; storage upsert grants INSERT+SELECT+UPDATE; sessions revoked before user delete.
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**Data** — domain schema in `supabase/migrations/`; FK relationships normalized; soft-delete + audit where the grill flagged it; no N+1 on list views.
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**App quality** — every async surface has loading / empty / error states; forms validate client *and* server (Zod or equivalent); destructive actions confirm; optimistic UI where latency matters; rate limiting on mutating + public endpoints.
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**Security** — `service_role` server-only; secrets in env; security headers (HSTS); MFA on Supabase/Vercel accounts; CSRF/permission checks on every mutation.
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**Billing (if applicable)** — provider integrated; webhooks idempotent; plan/entitlement state authoritative server-side; failed-payment + cancellation flows handled.
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## The Road (default 0→100)
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- Init stack + Vercel link + CI; Supabase project; **RLS on every table from the first migration** (not retrofitted).
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- Auth model: signup, login, verification, reset; role claims in `app_metadata`; role-based middleware.
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- Domain schema + relationships; seed data.
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- **Exit:** each role logs in and sees only what it should — verified as two+ users; deploys to preview.
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### M2 — Core Capabilities (one vertical slice per capability)
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- Each capability cuts through UI + server action + RLS + validation + states + test. Independently shippable.
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- **Exit:** the primary user job works end-to-end with all async states; writes validated both sides.
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- Rate limiting, audit/soft-delete, notifications, real-time (if scoped); billing increments (if scoped).
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- Performance pass (list virtualization, query aggregation, no N+1); error/empty states audited.
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- **Exit:** mutation paths secured + rate-limited; perf budget met; billing flows (if any) handle failure.
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- Design pass to `website` anti-slop bar; a11y WCAG 2.2 AA; SEO on public routes only (`noindex` the app).
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- Legal pages; analytics + Sentry; security pass (RLS, headers, env, MFA); custom domain; prod deploy + smoke.
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- Credentials, walkthrough, archive, ERP report (or rolling-release for an internal product).
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- **Exit:** all DoD lines covered or waived with reason.
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- Internal/living products (like the ERP) run as **rolling releases** — no terminal Handoff. Each shipped increment still clears this DoD. Handoff applies only to client-delivered web-apps.
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> Marketing / brochure / content sites on Vercel + Supabase. The roadmapper loads this file when the operator picks `website`. The grill (`qualia-scope`) reads the **Grill variables** below; the **Definition of Done** is the fixed coverage the roadmap must satisfy; the **Road** is the default 0→100 shape.
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2. The grill is **DoD-aware**: it raises every Definition-of-Done area even if the operator never mentioned it (auth? legal pages? CMS or static?).
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3. The roadmapper maps the filled spec onto the **Road**, dropping inapplicable DoD lines *with a logged reason* and expanding applicable ones into vertical slices.
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4. `qualia-verify` at each milestone close checks DoD coverage, not just per-task acceptance.
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- **Purpose & primary CTA** — what one action defines success (book, buy, subscribe, contact)?
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- **Content source** — hardcoded, Markdown/MDX, or Supabase-backed CMS? Who edits it after handoff?
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- **Brand direction** — reference sites, typography intent, color, tone. (Drives DESIGN.md — the anti-slop bar.)
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- **Auth?** — most brochure sites: none. If gated content/portal → escalate to `web-app` archetype.
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- **Forms & data capture** — contact, lead, newsletter. Where does the data go? Notifications?
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- **Integrations** — analytics, CRM, payment, booking, email (Resend), maps.
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- **Languages / i18n**, **legal jurisdiction** (drives which legal pages), **domain** status.
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**Design (anti-slop)** — chosen typeface with personality (not default Inter); deliberate spacing/radius scale; passes `qualia-design/design-laws.md`; responsive across breakpoints; dark mode if brand calls for it; real content, no lorem.
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**Performance** — LCP ≤2.5s · INP ≤200ms · CLS ≤0.1 at field-data p75; image optimization (next/image); JS/page-weight budget agreed up front; Lighthouse in CI.
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**SEO** — Metadata API per route; `metadataBase` in root layout; JSON-LD; sitemap.xml; robots.txt; canonicals; OG images; `X-Robots-Tag: noindex` on preview hosts.
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- Init: Next.js 16 App Router + TS + Tailwind + shadcn; repo + CI; Vercel project linked; preview deploys on.
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- The Road is a default, not a cage. The roadmapper may merge M2/M3 for a 3-page site or split M2 for a 30-page one — but every DoD line still needs an owner.
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title: Qualia Constitution
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> The top of the standards hierarchy. **Every Qualia project inherits these standards**, and they are **enforced at every increment's verify step** (`qualia-verify`, milestone close). Archetype Definitions of Done in `references/archetypes/*.md` *extend* this file — they add archetype-specific bars, never relax these. A senior should be able to read this in two minutes.
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(r && r.queued !== undefined) ? ok("fail-soft: failed POST enqueued for retry") : bad(`expected queued, got ${JSON.stringify(r)}`);
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const queueFile = path.join(home, ".erp-retry-queue.json");
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fs.existsSync(queueFile) ? ok("fail-soft: retry queue file created") : bad("no retry queue file");
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server.close();
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}
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console.log(`\n=== Results: ${pass} passed, ${fail} failed ===`);
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process.exit(fail === 0 ? 0 : 1);
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})();
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package/tests/lib.test.sh
CHANGED
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@@ -369,9 +369,16 @@ CS="$FRAMEWORK_DIR/bin/command-surface.js"
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$NODE --check "$CS" >/dev/null 2>&1 && ok "command-surface.js parses" || fail "command-surface.js parse"
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RES=$($NODE -e '
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const cs = require("'"$CS"'");
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-
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const active = cs.ACTIVE_SKILLS;
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const retired = cs.RETIRED_SKILLS;
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const ok =
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Array.isArray(active) && active.length > 0 &&
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active.includes("qualia-scope") && active.includes("qualia-idk") && active.includes("qualia-secure") &&
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377
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!active.includes("qualia-debug") && retired.includes("qualia-debug") &&
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!active.includes("qualia-vibe") && retired.includes("qualia-vibe");
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console.log(ok ? "SURFACE-OK" : JSON.stringify(cs));
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380
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')
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[ "$RES" = "SURFACE-OK" ] && ok "command-surface
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[ "$RES" = "SURFACE-OK" ] && ok "command-surface manifest: active surface excludes retired folds (qualia-debug/qualia-vibe), count derived from ACTIVE_SKILLS" || fail "command-surface manifest: $RES"
|
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382
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RES=$($NODE -e '
|
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const fs = require("fs");
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const path = require("path");
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|
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389
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.map((d) => d.name)
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.sort();
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const active = [...ACTIVE_SKILLS].sort();
|
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|
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const
|
|
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|
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const known = new Set([...ACTIVE_SKILLS, ...RETIRED_SKILLS]);
|
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|
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const orphans = dirs.filter((d) => !known.has(d));
|
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const missing = active.filter((d) => !dirs.includes(d));
|
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-
|
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console.log(!extra.length && !missing.length && !retiredPresent.length ? "SKILL-DIRS-OK" : JSON.stringify({ extra, missing, retiredPresent }));
|
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|
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console.log(!orphans.length && !missing.length ? "SKILL-DIRS-OK" : JSON.stringify({ orphans, missing }));
|
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396
|
')
|
|
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|
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[ "$RES" = "SKILL-DIRS-OK" ] && ok "
|
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|
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[ "$RES" = "SKILL-DIRS-OK" ] && ok "every active skill has a folder; no orphan skill folders" || fail "skill directory surface: $RES"
|
|
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398
|
|
|
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399
|
TMP=$(mktmp)
|
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|
RES=$(cd "$TMP" && $NODE -e '
|
|
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|
|
|
510
517
|
for f in design-laws.md design-rubric.md design-brand.md design-product.md design-reference.md frontend.md graphics.md; do
|
|
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518
|
touch "$TMP/home/.claude/qualia-design/$f"
|
|
512
519
|
done
|
|
513
|
-
for s in
|
|
520
|
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for s in $($NODE -e 'console.log(require(process.argv[1]).ACTIVE_SKILLS.join(" "))' "$CS"); do
|
|
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521
|
mkdir -p "$TMP/home/.claude/skills/$s"
|
|
515
522
|
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|
|
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523
|
done
|
|
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|
|
|
625
632
|
for f in design-laws.md design-rubric.md design-brand.md design-product.md design-reference.md frontend.md graphics.md; do
|
|
626
633
|
touch "$TMP/.claude/qualia-design/$f"
|
|
627
634
|
done
|
|
628
|
-
for s in
|
|
635
|
+
for s in $($NODE -e 'console.log(require(process.argv[1]).ACTIVE_SKILLS.join(" "))' "$CS"); do
|
|
629
636
|
mkdir -p "$TMP/.claude/skills/$s"
|
|
630
637
|
touch "$TMP/.claude/skills/$s/SKILL.md"
|
|
631
638
|
done
|