ultra-builder-pro-cli 0.18.0 → 0.19.1

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- 'use strict';
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-
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- const fs = require('node:fs');
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- const os = require('node:os');
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- const path = require('node:path');
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- const crypto = require('node:crypto');
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-
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- const { writeAtomic } = require('./file-ops.cjs');
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-
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- const BEGIN_MARKER = '<!-- ultra-builder-pro:handbook:start -->';
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- const END_MARKER = '<!-- ultra-builder-pro:handbook:end -->';
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- const FULL_BEGIN_MARKER = '<!-- ultra-builder-pro:full-handbook:start -->';
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- const FULL_END_MARKER = '<!-- ultra-builder-pro:full-handbook:end -->';
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- const LEGACY_HEADING = '## Ultra Builder Pro Runtime Contract';
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-
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- const HOSTS = Object.freeze({
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- claude: Object.freeze({
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- name: 'Claude Code',
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- title: 'Claude Code User Engineering Handbook',
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- durableFile: '`CLAUDE.md`',
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- configuration: 'Claude Code settings and plugin configuration',
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- interaction: 'Use the host-native interaction surface for owner decisions',
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- delegation: 'Use Claude Code bounded workers only for explicit, independent delegation',
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- handbook: ['.claude', 'CLAUDE.md'],
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- invocation: '`/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-init`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-research`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-plan`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-change`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-dev`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-test`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-review`, and `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-deliver`; diagnostics use `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-status`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-think`, and `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-doctor`',
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- collaboration: '`/ultra-builder-pro:codex-collab` is an explicitly requested read-only advisor',
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- coordination: 'Claude Code task UI is host coordination; it does not replace Ultra task state',
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- }),
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- codex: Object.freeze({
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- name: 'Codex',
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- title: 'Codex User Engineering Handbook',
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- durableFile: '`AGENTS.md`',
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- configuration: 'Codex `config.toml` and plugin configuration',
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- interaction: 'Use the available Codex user-input surface for owner decisions',
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- delegation: 'Use native Codex subagents only for explicit, independent delegation',
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- handbook: ['.codex', 'AGENTS.md'],
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- invocation: '`$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-init`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-research`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-plan`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-change`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-dev`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-test`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-review`, and `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-deliver`; diagnostics use `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-status`, `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-think`, and `$ultra-builder-pro:ultra-doctor`',
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- collaboration: '`$ultra-builder-pro:cc-collab` is an explicitly requested read-only advisor',
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- coordination: 'The Codex plan is turn-facing coordination; it does not replace Ultra task state',
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- }),
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- opencode: Object.freeze({
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- name: 'OpenCode',
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- title: 'OpenCode User Engineering Handbook',
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- durableFile: '`AGENTS.md`',
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- configuration: 'OpenCode runtime and plugin configuration',
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- interaction: 'Use the host-native interaction surface for owner decisions',
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- delegation: 'Use OpenCode task workers only for explicit, independent delegation',
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- handbook: ['.config', 'opencode', 'AGENTS.md'],
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- invocation: '`/ultra-init`, `/ultra-research`, `/ultra-plan`, `/ultra-change`, `/ultra-dev`, `/ultra-test`, `/ultra-review`, and `/ultra-deliver`; diagnostics use `/ultra-status`, `/ultra-think`, and `/ultra-doctor`',
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- collaboration: 'load `cc-collab` or `codex-collab` through the `skill` tool only when an explicitly requested read-only advisor is needed',
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- coordination: 'OpenCode session coordination does not replace Ultra task state',
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- }),
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- kimi: Object.freeze({
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- name: 'Kimi Code',
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- title: 'Kimi Code User Engineering Handbook',
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- durableFile: '`AGENTS.md`',
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- configuration: 'Kimi Code runtime and plugin configuration',
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- interaction: 'Use the host-native interaction surface for owner decisions',
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- delegation: 'Use Kimi Agent or AgentSwarm only for explicit, independent delegation',
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- handbook: ['.kimi-code', 'AGENTS.md'],
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- invocation: '`/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-init`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-research`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-plan`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-change`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-dev`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-test`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-review`, and `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-deliver`; diagnostics use `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-status`, `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-think`, and `/ultra-builder-pro:ultra-doctor`',
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- collaboration: '`/skill:cc-collab` and `/skill:codex-collab` are explicitly requested read-only advisors',
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- coordination: 'Kimi `TodoList` and `Agent` / `AgentSwarm` are host coordination; they do not replace Ultra task state',
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- }),
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- });
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-
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- function host(runtime) {
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- const value = HOSTS[runtime];
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- if (!value) throw new Error(`unsupported handbook runtime: ${runtime}`);
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- return value;
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- }
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-
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- function renderHandbook(runtime) {
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- const value = host(runtime);
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- return [
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- BEGIN_MARKER,
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- '## Ultra Builder Pro Runtime Contract',
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- '',
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- `Ultra Builder Pro is installed as a native ${value.name} plugin. Keep general engineering`,
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- 'policy in this handbook and detailed Ultra procedures in the plugin skills.',
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- '',
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- `- Workflow entry points: ${value.invocation}.`,
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- `- Collaboration boundary: ${value.collaboration}. The current host remains primary and owns final verification.`,
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- `- Coordination boundary: ${value.coordination}.`,
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- '- Control boundary: User intent owns goals, acceptance, non-goals, material product trade-offs, risk acceptance, and irreversible or external-effect authorization. The host model owns classification, research coverage, solution design, task decomposition, context, test and review strategy, documentation impact, and semantic recommendations. Ultra MCP owns `.ultra/state.db` state, digests, provenance, freshness, locks, leases, transactions, recovery, and legal transitions; it does not choose product direction, research scope, technology, or business decisions. The adapter uses native interaction and tools without becoming another authority. Hooks do not block ordinary development or choose semantic routes; they observe lifecycle, recover context, and protect generated projections. Generated JSON and Markdown are projections or workflow artifacts.',
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- '- Baseline boundary: `task.init_project` classifies greenfield or brownfield work and records repository scope. Projection-only prior state uses the exact supported backup-first import returned by the authority check; migrated compatibility rows require explicit brownfield re-adoption. `baseline.record` owns evidence, verification, repository snapshot, and the gap ledger; `baseline.converge` requires explicit owner approval. New ordinary changes require a healthy ready baseline. Existing active work may continue with warnings, but baseline readiness blocks change convergence; normal drift reconciliation is health-checked atomically at archive. Only an explicitly approved incident break-glass may start without baseline readiness, and its archive creates a blocking reconciliation gap.',
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- '- Decision boundary: project-bound owner choices use one resumable DB-backed decision thread. The host resolves observable facts autonomously, presents only the earliest unresolved decision with evidence and a recommendation, waits for the owner, and records the normalized decision rather than prompts or transcripts. A linked workflow cannot advance until blocking decisions are resolved and its owner-approved checkpoint is current.',
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- '- Context Spine boundary: `change.context` compiles role/gate readiness, required references, a fresh-context budget, public seam, verification command, Change/task authority digests, allowed transitions, and any unique hard-recovery transition. File, token, and context-share budgets are advisory attention signals, not refusal gates. The host owns semantic recommendations. Hooks inject only the DB-derived `change.breadcrumb`; missing required evidence or stale execution context must be recompiled.',
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- '- Specification learning boundary: stable implementation discoveries use approval-gated propose/approve-or-reject/apply transitions. Unresolved learning blocks convergence; review requires independent specification-fidelity and engineering-standards evidence.',
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- '- Memory and graph boundary: Ultra Builder Pro does not capture prompts, transcripts, observations, summaries, cross-session memory, or code-graph content. Separately installed providers own that data; Ultra may store only their metadata references in a change context manifest.',
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- '- Hook boundary: Ultra hooks observe workflow/change lifecycle only. Health/context may run when `.ultra/state.db` exists; advisory warnings never reject work, and an incomplete workflow never traps session stop. Direct projection protection remains authoritative; compact and subagent recovery stays active-workflow scoped. Generic command blocking and post-edit policy stay in user or repository governance.',
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- '- Installation boundary: `ubp --all --global --doctor` is the read-only authority for installed asset provenance, content hashes, and host entry-point wiring. Project `system.doctor` diagnoses state and performs only authorized backup-first schema, projection, session, and archive-journal recovery; it never approves a baseline.',
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- '- Agent boundary: the bundled review and debugging agents are bounded workers. They use the current checkout and parent-supplied context, do not own private persistent state, and never replace the primary agent.',
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- '- Package boundary: only the twelve Ultra workflows, four internal review-rule skills, host-specific collaboration companions, and the minimal host bootstrap belong to this plugin. General browser, deployment, discovery, and framework skills must be installed from their owners.',
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- END_MARKER,
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- ].join('\n');
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- }
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-
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- function renderFullHandbook(runtime) {
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- const value = host(runtime);
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- return [
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- FULL_BEGIN_MARKER,
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- `# ${value.title}`,
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- '',
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- '## Role and Language',
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- '',
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- 'Act as a rigorous senior software engineering partner. Optimize for correctness, safety,',
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- 'complete delivery, maintainability, recoverability, efficiency, and clear presentation.',
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- 'Match the user\'s language while keeping API names, identifiers, commands, and code in their',
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- 'native form when that is clearer.',
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- '',
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- '## Priority Stack',
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- '',
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- 'When instructions conflict, apply this order:',
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- '',
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- '1. System, developer, security, and explicit user constraints.',
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- '2. Intent fidelity: solve the actual outcome, not a harmful literal interpretation.',
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- '3. Evidence-first correctness: current source and runtime evidence beat memory or convention.',
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- '4. Production safety: preserve data, permissions, compatibility, and rollback paths.',
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- '5. Completeness: finish the accepted scope, including failure paths and verification.',
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- '6. Surgical change discipline: every changed line must trace to the request.',
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- '7. Simplicity: prefer the smallest design that fully satisfies the contract.',
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- '',
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- 'Challenge risky or inconsistent requests with concrete evidence and a safer option. Proceed',
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- 'under explicit low-risk assumptions; stop only for a decision that materially changes product',
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- 'direction, security posture, cost, or irreversible state.',
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- '',
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- '## Instruction Surface Boundaries',
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- '',
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- `Keep durable behavior on the smallest correct ${value.name} surface:`,
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- '',
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- '- Prompt or task context: one-off scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria.',
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- `- ${value.durableFile}: durable user or repository engineering conventions.`,
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- '- Skill: one focused reusable workflow with optional references or deterministic scripts.',
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- `- ${value.configuration}: runtime configuration, permissions, MCP, plugins, and hooks.`,
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- '- Hook: deterministic lifecycle observation or narrow enforcement.',
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- '- MCP server or connector: live external data or actions, not static engineering doctrine.',
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- '- Worker or subagent: a bounded delegated unit, not a replacement for policy or a skill.',
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- '',
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- 'Do not encode the same policy on several surfaces. Adapt imported configurations to the',
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- 'current host contract instead of treating another agent runtime as drop-in compatible.',
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- '',
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- '## Standard Operating Workflow',
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- '',
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- 'For non-trivial work:',
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- '',
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- '1. Align on the deliverable and state only assumptions that affect the result.',
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- '2. Obtain current state before making claims about code, configuration, files, or runtime.',
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- '3. Identify live entry points, contracts, consumers, blast radius, and acceptance evidence.',
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- '4. Write or identify a failing test before a logic change.',
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- '5. Implement the minimum complete fix or vertical slice.',
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- '6. Refactor only inside the accepted scope while tests remain green.',
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- '7. Inspect the final diff and run proportionate tests, type checks, builds, and acceptance paths.',
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- '8. Report the outcome first, then evidence, remaining risks, and required user action.',
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- '',
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- 'Documentation, pure configuration, and formatting changes do not require a failing test; use',
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- 'syntax validation, structural checks, dry runs, or consumer verification instead.',
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- '',
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- '## Human-Agent Collaboration',
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- '',
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- `- ${value.interaction}.`,
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- '- Resolve observable facts before asking the user.',
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- '- Ask one decision at a time when a choice materially changes accepted intent.',
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- '- Present evidence, a recommendation, and meaningful alternatives without manufacturing choice.',
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- '- Do not turn research into a fixed questionnaire or overwhelm the user with one large batch.',
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- '- Let the model choose reversible implementation details within the accepted contract.',
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- `- ${value.delegation}.`,
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- `- ${value.coordination}.`,
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- '',
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- '## Tool Routing',
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- '',
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- '- Use an installed, current code graph for definitions, callers, and data flow when available.',
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- '- Use native text search for literals, error messages, configuration, scripts, and non-code files.',
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- '- Use symbol-aware editing only after reading its operating contract.',
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- '- Use local source first for product behavior; use official primary documentation when source is insufficient.',
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- '- Use one primary discovery system per question and verify stale indexes before trusting them.',
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- '- Never expose secrets in tool output; inspect sensitive configuration structurally or with redaction.',
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- '',
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- '## Architecture and Integration Defaults',
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- '',
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- '- Follow the repository\'s existing architecture and dependencies unless evidence justifies change.',
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- '- Keep domain rules deterministic and IO, persistence, frameworks, and external APIs at boundaries.',
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- '- Define cross-module, API, and event contracts before implementing both sides.',
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- '- Deliver a thin vertical slice through a live entry point before broad horizontal layers.',
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- '- Connect every new module to a real consumer; unreachable scaffolding is not complete.',
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- '- Persist critical financial, authorization, transaction, audit, and consistency-affecting state.',
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- '- Make critical operations observable, idempotent where needed, and recoverable.',
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- '',
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- 'Apply KISS, DRY, YAGNI, and SOLID as decision tools, not as reasons for speculative abstraction.',
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- '## Anti-NIH Rule',
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- '',
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- 'Before implementing a reusable parser, validator, scheduler, retry loop, logger, authentication',
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- 'helper, date helper, ID generator, HTTP wrapper, or similar utility:',
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- '',
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- '1. Search the repository for an existing implementation.',
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- '2. Prefer the standard library or a mature dependency already in use.',
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- '3. Add a dependency only when correctness, security, or maintenance benefits justify its cost.',
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- '4. Write custom code only for project-specific behavior or when alternatives are demonstrably worse.',
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- '',
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- 'Start direct for one use case and extract only after real duplication or complexity appears.',
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- '',
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- '## Test-Driven Development',
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- '',
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- '- New behavior: write a failing test that defines the contract first.',
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- '- Bug fix: reproduce the observed failure with a regression test first.',
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- '- Refactor: establish a green baseline and add characterization tests when coverage is missing.',
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- '- Use the repository\'s existing framework and conventions.',
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- '- Prefer real boundary tests when practical; use test doubles only at costly or nondeterministic boundaries.',
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- '- Do not weaken assertions, skip relevant tests, or change expected behavior merely to obtain green output.',
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- 'Coverage is an evidence signal, not a substitute for meaningful acceptance paths.',
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- '## Debugging Discipline',
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- '1. Read the complete error and reproduce the smallest observable symptom.',
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- '2. Inspect recent changes and trace data backward to the earliest incorrect state.',
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- '3. Find a nearby working path and enumerate material differences.',
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- '4. Form one falsifiable root-cause hypothesis and test the smallest discriminating change.',
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- '5. Add the regression test, fix the root cause, and verify adjacent behavior.',
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- 'After three failed attempts that reveal different underlying problems, stop patching and report',
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- 'the evidence as an architectural problem with the next diagnostic boundary.',
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- '## Change Discipline',
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- '',
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- '- Touch only files and lines required by the request.',
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- '- Preserve unrelated user changes in a dirty worktree.',
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- '- Do not reformat, rename, or clean unrelated code.',
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- '- Remove only artifacts made obsolete by the accepted change.',
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- '- Prefer reversible migration steps and create a recovery point before destructive global changes.',
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- '- Never force-push, destructively reset, or perform destructive data operations without explicit authorization.',
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- '',
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- '## Commit and Delivery Contract',
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- '',
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- '- Review the staged diff and include only the authorized scope.',
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- '- Use a self-contained subject and body for non-trivial commits.',
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- '- Record symptoms, verified causes, implementation scope, verification, residual risk, and rollback notes.',
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- '- Do not add AI co-author trailers; the configured Git user remains the sole author.',
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- '- Treat commit, push, package publication, deployment, and installation as separate effects.',
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- '',
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- '## Error Handling, Logging, and Security',
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- '',
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- '- Handle operational failures with a clear error, retry, fallback, or recovery path.',
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- '- Fail fast on programmer invariants with enough context to diagnose them.',
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- '- Never silently swallow exceptions or return null unless null is a documented domain result.',
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- '- Use structured production logging and avoid ad hoc console output.',
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- '- Validate external input syntactically and semantically.',
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- '- Parameterize database access, escape output, and derive authorization from trusted server state.',
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- '- Keep credentials in environment or managed secret systems, never committed configuration.',
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- '- Treat authentication, permissions, PII, payments, migrations, and supply-chain changes as high risk.',
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- '',
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- '## MCP and Hook Governance',
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- '',
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- '- Every MCP server needs a named consumer, owner, and reason native tools cannot replace it.',
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- '- Disable stale credentialed servers instead of keeping zombie configuration.',
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- '- Keep read-only discovery distinct from mutation and prefer allowlists for write-capable tools.',
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- '- Hooks must be deterministic, fast, failure-aware, and limited to lifecycle concerns.',
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- '- Advisory checks must not masquerade as hard blockers.',
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- '- Reserve blocking for irreversible, destructive, or security-critical actions.',
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- '- Validate foreign hook event names, schemas, timeouts, trust state, and recovery before adaptation.',
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- '## Verification Contract',
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- '',
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- '- “Tests pass” requires the exact command and zero failures.',
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- '- “Build succeeds” requires an exit-zero build or type-check.',
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- '- “Bug fixed” requires the original symptom or regression test to pass.',
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- '- “Feature complete” requires a live entry point and end-to-end acceptance path.',
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- '- “Config valid” requires parser or runtime validation and consumer visibility.',
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- '- “Scope correct” requires a final diff or inventory check with no unrelated changes.',
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- '## Prohibited Behaviors',
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- '- Implementing logic before its defining test except documented non-logic exceptions.',
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- '- Adding unreachable modules, placeholder implementations, or default-off incomplete features.',
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- '- Making collateral edits or destructive changes outside the accepted scope.',
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- '- Treating a schema, page, table, or config entry as delivery without proving its consumer path.',
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- '- Claiming completion from partial, stale, or different-checkout evidence.',
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- '## Memory and Knowledge Boundary',
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- 'Persistent memory and code-graph content belong to separately installed providers. This handbook',
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- 'does not declare, install, or trigger external provider skills. Workflow systems may store only',
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- 'the minimum provider references needed for provenance and recovery.',
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- '',
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- renderHandbook(runtime),
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- FULL_END_MARKER,
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- ].join('\n');
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- }
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- function markerCount(text, marker) {
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- if (beginCount !== endCount || beginCount > 1) {
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- }
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- const block = renderHandbook(runtime);
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- }
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- if (beginCount === 1 && existing.indexOf(FULL_END_MARKER) < existing.indexOf(FULL_BEGIN_MARKER)) {
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- }
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- }
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- },
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- ) {
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- const depth = new Map();
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- for (const match of String(existing || '').matchAll(tokenPattern)) {
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- const provider = match[providerIndex].toLowerCase();
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- const current = depth.get(provider) || 0;
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- const text = String(existing || '');
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- const patterns = [
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- /<!--\s*([a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]*(?::[a-z0-9._-]+)*):start\s*-->[\s\S]*?<!--\s*\1:end\s*-->/gi,
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- /<!--\s*BEGIN\s+([a-z0-9][a-z0-9._:-]*)\s*-->[\s\S]*?<!--\s*END\s+\1\s*-->/gi,
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- ];
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- function collect(segment, baseOffset, pattern) {
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- for (const match of segment.matchAll(pattern)) {
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- if (match[1].toLowerCase().startsWith('ultra-builder-pro')) {
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- const openEnd = match[0].indexOf('-->') + 3;
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- const closeStart = match[0].lastIndexOf('<!--');
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- if (openEnd < closeStart) {
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- collect(
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- match[0].slice(openEnd, closeStart),
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- baseOffset + match.index + openEnd,
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- pattern,
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- );
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- }
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- continue;
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- }
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- candidates.push({
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- start: baseOffset + match.index,
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- end: baseOffset + match.index + match[0].length,
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- block: match[0],
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- });
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- }
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- }
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- for (const pattern of patterns) collect(text, 0, pattern);
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- candidates.sort((left, right) => left.start - right.start || right.end - left.end);
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-
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- const selected = [];
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- for (const candidate of candidates) {
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- if (selected.some((block) => candidate.start >= block.start && candidate.end <= block.end)) {
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- continue;
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- }
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- if (selected.some((block) => candidate.start < block.end && candidate.end > block.start)) {
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- throw new Error('handbook contains overlapping external provider marker blocks');
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- }
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- selected.push(candidate);
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- }
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- return selected.map(({ block }) => block);
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- }
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-
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- function mergeFullHandbook(existing, runtime) {
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- host(runtime);
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- const current = typeof existing === 'string' ? existing : '';
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- const block = renderFullHandbook(runtime);
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- validateFullMarkers(current);
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- const external = externalManagedBlocks(current);
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- return `${[...external, block].join('\n\n')}\n`;
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- }
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-
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- function resolveHandbookFile(runtime, { homeDir = os.homedir() } = {}) {
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- return path.join(homeDir, ...host(runtime).handbook);
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- }
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-
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- function timestamp() {
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- return new Date().toISOString().replace(/[-:.]/g, '').replace(/\.\d{3}Z$/, 'Z');
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- }
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-
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- function previewFullHandbook({ runtime, file, homeDir }) {
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- const target = path.resolve(file || resolveHandbookFile(runtime, { homeDir }));
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- const exists = fs.existsSync(target);
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- const existing = exists ? fs.readFileSync(target, 'utf8') : '';
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- const content = mergeFullHandbook(existing, runtime);
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- const confirmation = crypto
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- .createHash('sha256')
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- .update('ultra-builder-pro:full-handbook-preview:v1\0')
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- .update(runtime)
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- .update('\0')
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- .update(target)
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- .update('\0')
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- .update(existing)
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- .update('\0')
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- .update(content)
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- .digest('hex');
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- return {
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- runtime,
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- file: target,
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- changed: content !== existing,
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- content,
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- confirmation,
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- };
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- }
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-
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- function applyHandbook({ runtime, file, homeDir, now = timestamp() }) {
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- const target = path.resolve(file || resolveHandbookFile(runtime, { homeDir }));
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- const exists = fs.existsSync(target);
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- const existing = exists ? fs.readFileSync(target, 'utf8') : '';
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- const merged = mergeHandbook(existing, runtime);
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- if (merged === existing) return { runtime, file: target, changed: false, backup: null };
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-
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- let backup = null;
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- if (exists) {
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- backup = `${target}.ubp-backup-${now}`;
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- if (fs.existsSync(backup)) throw new Error(`handbook backup already exists: ${backup}`);
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- writeAtomic(backup, existing);
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- }
507
- writeAtomic(target, merged);
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- return { runtime, file: target, changed: true, backup };
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- }
510
-
511
- function applyFullHandbook({
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- runtime,
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- file,
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- homeDir,
515
- confirmation,
516
- now = timestamp(),
517
- }) {
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- const preview = previewFullHandbook({ runtime, file, homeDir });
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- const target = preview.file;
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- const exists = fs.existsSync(target);
521
- const existing = exists ? fs.readFileSync(target, 'utf8') : '';
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- const merged = preview.content;
523
- if (merged === existing) {
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- return {
525
- runtime,
526
- file: target,
527
- changed: false,
528
- backup: null,
529
- mode: 'full',
530
- };
531
- }
532
- if (!confirmation) {
533
- throw new Error('full handbook apply requires a confirmation token from a current full preview');
534
- }
535
- if (confirmation !== preview.confirmation) {
536
- throw new Error('full handbook confirmation is stale or does not match this runtime, target, and content');
537
- }
538
-
539
- let backup = null;
540
- if (exists) {
541
- backup = `${target}.ubp-backup-${now}`;
542
- if (fs.existsSync(backup)) throw new Error(`handbook backup already exists: ${backup}`);
543
- writeAtomic(backup, existing);
544
- }
545
- writeAtomic(target, merged);
546
- return {
547
- runtime,
548
- file: target,
549
- changed: true,
550
- backup,
551
- mode: 'full',
552
- };
553
- }
554
-
555
- module.exports = {
556
- BEGIN_MARKER,
557
- END_MARKER,
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- FULL_BEGIN_MARKER,
559
- FULL_END_MARKER,
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- HOSTS,
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- applyHandbook,
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- applyFullHandbook,
563
- mergeHandbook,
564
- mergeFullHandbook,
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- previewFullHandbook,
566
- renderHandbook,
567
- renderFullHandbook,
568
- resolveHandbookFile,
569
- };
package/bin/handbook.js DELETED
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1
- #!/usr/bin/env node
2
- 'use strict';
3
-
4
- const fs = require('node:fs');
5
- const os = require('node:os');
6
- const path = require('node:path');
7
-
8
- const {
9
- applyHandbook,
10
- applyFullHandbook,
11
- mergeHandbook,
12
- previewFullHandbook,
13
- resolveHandbookFile,
14
- } = require('../adapters/_shared/handbook.cjs');
15
-
16
- function usage() {
17
- return [
18
- 'Usage:',
19
- ' ubp-handbook preview --runtime <claude|codex|opencode|kimi> [--file <path>] [--full]',
20
- ' ubp-handbook apply --runtime <claude|codex|opencode|kimi> [--file <path>]',
21
- ' ubp-handbook apply --runtime <claude|codex|opencode|kimi> [--file <path>] --full --confirm <token>',
22
- '',
23
- 'Default mode merges only the Ultra runtime contract.',
24
- 'Full mode replaces legacy unmarked prompt content with the complete host-native handbook,',
25
- 'preserves other provider-managed marker blocks, and creates a timestamped backup.',
26
- 'A full preview prints the target content to stdout and its apply confirmation token to stderr.',
27
- ].join('\n');
28
- }
29
-
30
- function parse(argv) {
31
- const args = argv.slice(2);
32
- const action = args.shift();
33
- let runtime = null;
34
- let file = null;
35
- let full = false;
36
- let confirmation = null;
37
- function valueFor(flag, index) {
38
- const value = args[index + 1];
39
- if (!value || value.startsWith('--')) throw new Error(`${flag} requires a value`);
40
- return value;
41
- }
42
- for (let i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {
43
- if (args[i] === '--runtime') {
44
- runtime = valueFor('--runtime', i);
45
- i += 1;
46
- } else if (args[i] === '--file') {
47
- file = valueFor('--file', i);
48
- i += 1;
49
- }
50
- else if (args[i] === '--full') full = true;
51
- else if (args[i] === '--confirm') {
52
- confirmation = valueFor('--confirm', i);
53
- i += 1;
54
- }
55
- else throw new Error(`unknown argument: ${args[i]}`);
56
- }
57
- if (!['preview', 'apply'].includes(action) || !runtime) throw new Error(usage());
58
- if (!['claude', 'codex', 'opencode', 'kimi'].includes(runtime)) {
59
- throw new Error(`unsupported handbook runtime: ${runtime}`);
60
- }
61
- if (action === 'apply' && full && !confirmation) {
62
- throw new Error('full handbook apply requires --confirm <token> from a current full preview');
63
- }
64
- if (confirmation && (action !== 'apply' || !full)) {
65
- throw new Error('--confirm is valid only with apply --full');
66
- }
67
- return {
68
- action,
69
- runtime,
70
- file,
71
- full,
72
- confirmation,
73
- };
74
- }
75
-
76
- function main() {
77
- const {
78
- action,
79
- runtime,
80
- file,
81
- full,
82
- confirmation,
83
- } = parse(process.argv);
84
- const target = path.resolve(file || resolveHandbookFile(runtime, { homeDir: os.homedir() }));
85
- if (action === 'preview') {
86
- const existing = fs.existsSync(target) ? fs.readFileSync(target, 'utf8') : '';
87
- if (full) {
88
- const preview = previewFullHandbook({ runtime, file: target });
89
- process.stdout.write(preview.content);
90
- process.stderr.write(`Full apply confirmation: ${preview.confirmation}\n`);
91
- } else {
92
- process.stdout.write(mergeHandbook(existing, runtime));
93
- }
94
- return;
95
- }
96
- const result = full
97
- ? applyFullHandbook({ runtime, file: target, confirmation })
98
- : applyHandbook({ runtime, file: target });
99
- process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify(result) + '\n');
100
- }
101
-
102
- try {
103
- main();
104
- } catch (error) {
105
- process.stderr.write(`${error.message}\n`);
106
- process.exitCode = 1;
107
- }