spexcode 0.5.2 → 0.5.3

package/spec-cli/templates/spec/project/.plugins/core/mark-active/mark-active.sh

@@ -8,8 +8,14 @@
 # WHAT counts as "asking" is the [[harness-adapter]]'s call (Claude: the AskUserQuestion tool; Codex: the
 # request_user_input tool) — read via hp_is_ask, so this hook never names a harness tool.
 # Fires BEFORE the tool runs, so a `spex session done` declaration (itself a tool) lands AFTER this and wins;
-# the next real tool flips back to active, forcing a fresh Stop-gate declaration. Pure shell (no node/tsx) so
-# it stays cheap on every tool call — it value-replaces status/proposal/note in session.json with sed, never jq.
+# the next real tool flips back to active, forcing a fresh Stop-gate declaration.
+# @@@ read cheap, write through the ONE writer - this hook is on the hot path (every tool call), so it does
+# its own READ in pure shell: three exact-line greps answer "already active, nothing stale to clear?", which
+# is the overwhelmingly common case, and that path exits without spawning anything. When there IS a change to
+# make it hands the write to `spex internal session-state`, the same structured writer the CLI declarations
+# use. It never edits session.json itself: an asking note is arbitrary human/agent prose, and a writer that
+# substitutes prose into existing JSON meets a quote, a backslash, or a newline and leaves a record nothing
+# can parse — which is how a live session came to report "no session record" ([[sessions-core]]).
 # @@@ global store - state lives NOT in the worktree but in the per-session GLOBAL record session.json, keyed
 # by the harness session_id, grouped per-project (see hp_store_dir). GATED on `governed`: a user-self-launched
 # (non-governed) session has no board to feed, so this no-ops on it. cwd = the session worktree.
@@ -26,28 +32,24 @@ sid=$(hp_session_id "$payload"); [ -n "$sid" ] || exit 0
 sdir=$(hp_store_dir "$sid") || exit 0
 rec="$sdir/session.json"
 # board-lifecycle gate: only a GOVERNED (dashboard-launched) session has a board state to maintain.
-grep -q '"governed"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*true' "$rec" 2>/dev/null || exit 0
+grep -q '^[[:space:]]*"governed"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*true,\?$' "$rec" 2>/dev/null || exit 0
 
-jget() { sed -n "s/.*\"$1\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\"\([^\"]*\)\".*/\1/p" "$rec" 2>/dev/null | head -1; }
+# does FIELD's line hold exactly VALUE? The record is written one-field-per-line by the single writer
+# (sessions.ts writeRecord), so a whole-line match is exact — and, unlike a value regex, it cannot be fooled
+# by an escaped quote inside a neighbouring note.
+jline_is() { grep -q "^[[:space:]]*\"$1\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\"$2\",\?$" "$rec" 2>/dev/null; }
 
+# The writer's own stdout is a human confirmation, not hook output — swallow it so a PreToolUse handler never
+# emits a decision-shaped line; its stderr (a refusal — a corrupt or retired record) still surfaces. We always
+# exit 0: this hook observes freshness, it is not a gate on the tool that triggered it.
 if [ -n "$(hp_is_ask "$payload")" ]; then
-  status=asking
-  note=$(hp_ask_note "$payload")   # first question's text → the note (best-effort)
-else
-  status=active
-  note=
+  # first question's text → the note (best-effort). It is passed as ONE argv word to the writer, so quotes,
+  # backslashes, newlines, and non-ASCII reach the record intact — no shell ever composes the JSON.
+  ${SPEX:-spex} internal session-state asking --session "$sid" --note "$(hp_ask_note "$payload")" >/dev/null
+  exit 0
 fi
 
-# cheap path: already active with nothing stale to clear → no-op (the common every-tool case).
-[ "$status" = active ] && [ "$(jget status)" = active ] && [ -z "$(jget proposal)" ] && [ -z "$(jget note)" ] && exit 0
-
-# value-replace status + clear proposal + (re)set note, in place. The record is written one-field-per-line
-# with these keys ALWAYS present (sessions.ts writeRecord), so each is a single value substitution — no key
-# add/remove, no JSON parser. Escape \ / & in the note for the sed REPLACEMENT (the note never contains ").
-note_esc=$(printf '%s' "$note" | sed 's/[\\/&]/\\&/g')
-tmp=$(mktemp) || exit 0
-sed -e "s/\(\"status\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\)\"[^\"]*\"/\1\"$status\"/" \
-    -e "s/\(\"proposal\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\)\"[^\"]*\"/\1\"\"/" \
-    -e "s/\(\"note\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\)\"[^\"]*\"/\1\"$note_esc\"/" \
-    "$rec" > "$tmp" && mv "$tmp" "$rec"
+# cheap path: already active with nothing stale to clear → no-op (the common every-tool case), no spawn.
+jline_is status active && jline_is proposal '' && jline_is note '' && exit 0
+${SPEX:-spex} internal session-state active --session "$sid" >/dev/null
 exit 0

package/spec-cli/templates/spec/project/.plugins/core/spec.md

@@ -6,16 +6,18 @@ hue: 200
 desc: A config plugin — the minimal spec-discipline contract folded into every launched agent.
 code:
 ---
-The CLI speaks ONE grammar: `spex <noun> <verb> [object] [flags]`. Six nouns — `spec` (the governance graph), `session` (the worktree state machine), `eval` (the measurement system), `issue` (concern threads), `remark` (resolvable pins), `evidence` (content-addressed bytes) — plus a few bare project verbs (`graph` · `init` · `materialize` · `doctor` · `serve` · `uninstall`) whose object is always this project. The verb is always the token right after its noun; a bare noun prints its drawer's help; a `--help` probe is always safe (it prints and exits before the verb runs). `SEL` = session id | unique id-prefix | node id | branch; inside a session worktree, `.` as a session selector = that worktree's own session, while `.` as a node argument = the node this worktree works on. When unsure of a spelling, ask the tool — `spex help`, `spex help <command>` — never guess from memory: removed spellings only report their replacement and exit.
+The CLI is noun-first: `spex <noun> <verb> [object] [flags]`. `spex help` is the authoritative command map;
+use a noun's `--help` for exact usage. Ordinary Git, shell, editor, branch, and worktree tools remain available;
+SpexCode commands manage only SpexCode state.
 
 Four disciplines, non-negotiable:
 
-1. SPEC FIRST. Before you touch code — and merely READING it counts, not only editing — read the governing spec's BODY: its actual prose, not the title, not the one-line desc, not your memory of it. The body is the current contract; code and its comments tell you what the code DOES, only the spec tells you what it is SUPPOSED to do. Don't know which node governs the area? `spex spec search <topic>` — not grep: grep finds code by architectural centrality, search finds intent by user-story. Read the NEIGHBORS' bodies too — the parent that scopes it, the siblings it borders, the children that refine it — a node's intent is only legible against the tree around it. If your task changes the intent, edit the spec first so spec and code land together; if it implements existing intent, make the code honor the spec. The one forbidden move is code that silently diverges from its spec.
-
-2. COMMIT BEFORE YOU DECLARE. Commit your spec node and the code it justifies BEFORE you declare done or propose merge — the commit comes first, never as an afterthought to a declaration. An independently-scoped feature gets its OWN sibling spec node, not a ride-along in your assigned node's commit (cosmetic polish riding along is the smell).
-
-3. THE BODY IS A LIVING CURRENT-STATE DOCUMENT. It states the node's PRESENT intent and is rewritten in place. Never accrete a "## vN" changelog heading, and never add current-state or verdict sections — version history is git's job, not the body's.
-
-4. KEEP THE LOSS SIGNAL HONEST for what you changed — eval readings are the signal the optimizer reads, so a gap is a blind spot. Changed a node that carries a `eval.md`? Re-measure it: run its scenario, compare to the expected, and file the result with `spex eval add <node>`. Match the evidence to the behaviour: a DYNAMIC scenario — anything that moves or is timed (terminal scroll/redraw, an animation or transition, media playback, a multi-step interaction flow) — records a video of the run and files it with `--video`; a STATIC end state screenshots with `--image`; a backend/CLI scenario files its transcript with `--result`. A still of a moving thing proves the wrong thing. File the reading only AFTER the change it measures is committed — a reading's `codeSha` anchors to HEAD at filing time, so verify on the working tree, commit the verified tree, then file; a dirty-tree filing names a commit that lacks your change. Made an obvious frontend change to a node with NO `eval.md`? Give it one — a scenario (description + expected) — so its loss can be measured. `spex eval lint --changed` shows the gaps in exactly the nodes you touched.
-
-Don't reverse-engineer the file formats: `spex guide spec` and `spex guide eval` print the full spec.md and scenario schema on demand. This prompt is the clue; that manual carries the detail.
+1. SPEC FIRST. Before reading or changing governed code, read the governing spec BODY. Use `spex spec owner
+<path>` or `spex spec search <topic>` to find it; read neighboring bodies when the contract needs their context.
+The body is the contract; update it with code when intent changes.
+2. COMMIT BEFORE YOU DECLARE. Commit the spec and the code it justifies before declaring done or proposing merge.
+Independent intent gets its own sibling node; do not ride it on an assigned node.
+3. THE BODY IS A LIVING CURRENT-STATE DOCUMENT. Rewrite present intent in place; never add a `## vN` changelog.
+4. KEEP THE LOSS SIGNAL HONEST. `spex spec lint` is the blocking correctness gate; `spex eval lint --changed`
+reports measurement gaps. Re-run changed eval scenarios through the real product, commit the verified tree, then
+file with `spex eval add`; the reading's `codeSha` must name that commit, and evidence must fit the behavior.

package/spec-cli/templates/spec/project/.plugins/core/stop-gate/stop-gate.sh

@@ -24,9 +24,13 @@ sid=$(hp_session_id "$input"); [ -n "$sid" ] || exit 0
 sdir=$(hp_store_dir "$sid") || exit 0
 rec="$sdir/session.json"
 # non-governed (or no record) → silently let the stop through. THIS is the self-launch fix.
-grep -q '"governed"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*true' "$rec" 2>/dev/null || exit 0
+grep -q '^[[:space:]]*"governed"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*true,\?$' "$rec" 2>/dev/null || exit 0
 
-jget() { sed -n "s/.*\"$1\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\"\([^\"]*\)\".*/\1/p" "$rec" 2>/dev/null | head -1; }
+# read a CLOSED-VOCABULARY field (status / proposal) off its OWN line. The record is one-field-per-line from
+# the single writer ([[sessions-core]]), so anchoring to the line start is what keeps a neighbouring note's
+# escaped quote from being read as this field's value — the read half of the same rule that stops shell from
+# ever composing the record.
+jget() { sed -n "s/^[[:space:]]*\"$1\"[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*\"\([^\"]*\)\",\?$/\1/p" "$rec" 2>/dev/null | head -1; }
 status=$(jget status)
 proposal=$(jget proposal)
 
@@ -74,8 +78,11 @@ eval_advisory() {
 # block ONCE with the specific reason + commit instructions; on the forced continuation (the agent ignored
 # it) escape the loop by downgrading to `asking` (needs the human) with a clear note, so a FALSE "ready to
 # merge" never stands. (A propose-close declaration is exempt — it discards the worktree, so commits are moot.)
+# The PROPOSAL rides into the check: `merge` claims there is committed work to land (so 0-ahead blocks too),
+# `nothing` claims only that the work is committed (so a clean tree is the whole gate — a lane whose work
+# already merged may pause for the human without minting an empty commit to get through).
 if [ "${status:-active}" = awaiting ] && { [ "$proposal" = merge ] || [ "$proposal" = nothing ]; }; then
-  if gatemsg=$($S internal commit-gate 2>&1); then
+  if gatemsg=$($S internal commit-gate "$proposal" 2>&1); then
     # nudge ONCE: emit on the natural stop, but STAY SILENT on the forced re-stop the additionalContext
     # itself causes (stop_hook_active=true). Without this guard the advisory re-fired every clean-done stop
     # and looped — the bug a prior change DESCRIBED in a comment but never actually implemented at the call.
@@ -96,9 +103,11 @@ fi
 
 if [ "$cont" = true ]; then
   # the forced continuation also stopped without declaring -> escape the loop, don't block. Keep the commit
-  # gate airtight: default to awaiting/nothing only when the branch is actually committed+ahead; otherwise an
-  # undeclared stop with uncommitted work becomes `asking` (needs the human), never a false awaiting/done.
-  if $S internal commit-gate >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+  # gate airtight: default to awaiting/nothing only when the tree is actually clean; otherwise an undeclared
+  # stop with uncommitted work becomes `asking` (needs the human), never a false awaiting/done. The default
+  # IS `nothing`, so it is judged as `nothing` — an already-merged lane defaults honestly instead of being
+  # pushed to `asking` for having nothing left ahead of main.
+  if $S internal commit-gate nothing >/dev/null 2>&1; then
     $S internal session-state awaiting --session "$sid" --propose nothing --note "auto: stopped without declaring" >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
     # NOTE: no eval nudge on the auto-declare path. It only runs on the forced continuation (cont=true),
     # where a guarded advisory could never fire anyway, and an unguarded one was a second loop vector (a

package/spec-cli/templates/spec/project/.plugins/prompts/atomic-landing/spec.md

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+---
+title: atomic-landing
+surface: system
+status: active
+hue: 30
+desc: A config plugin — the trunk checkout is the fleet's one landing door, so a merge must be trivial by the time it reaches it: sync and resolve in YOUR OWN worktree, land only when your branch already contains the trunk, and wait rather than race for a busy door.
+code:
+---
+## Landing is atomic — conflicts belong in YOUR worktree, never in the shared checkout
+
+Every worktree lands through ONE shared directory: the trunk checkout. Git refuses any merge while that
+directory's index holds an unresolved one, so a merge that stops to ask about conflicts holds the fleet's
+only landing door for as long as a human takes to think — while a merge that *cannot* conflict holds it for
+milliseconds. Land only the second kind.
+
+- **Sync first, in your own worktree.** Before you land, merge the trunk INTO your branch (`git merge
+  <base>`) right where you work: resolve every conflict there and re-run what proves your work — the tests,
+  the scenario you measured. Your worktree is the only place that has your context, your tooling, and nobody
+  waiting behind you.
+- **The landing itself must be trivial.** `git merge-base --is-ancestor <base> <branch>` must be TRUE at the
+  moment you land: your branch already contains the trunk, so the merge writes a commit and nothing else. If
+  it is false — the trunk moved while you were testing — do NOT land: sync again, then land. Resolving
+  conflicts *in the shared checkout* is the one forbidden move; it blocks everyone behind a half-merged index,
+  and it decides the conflict in the place with the least context about the other side.
+- **A busy door is a wait, not a race.** If the shared checkout is already mid-merge, you cannot land — wait
+  and retry, bounded. Never `git merge --abort` someone else's in-progress merge and never resolve their
+  conflicts for them: that is their work in flight, and aborting it destroys the part they had already
+  reasoned through. If your OWN landing ends up half-merged, abort yours and report rather than leaving the
+  trunk mid-state.
+- **An auto-merge is not a tested merge.** A clean merge proves the texts didn't overlap, not that the
+  combination works: two branches can each be green and their merge red. That is why the sync happens where
+  you can re-run the proof, and why "it merged without conflicts" is never the standard for landing.

package/spec-dashboard/dist/assets/App-C5vbTw8Q.js

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
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