ultracode-for-codex 0.3.1 → 0.3.3

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  This audit checked:
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  - tracked repository files;
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- - generated npm package contents for `ultracode-for-codex@0.3.0`;
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+ - generated npm package contents for `ultracode-for-codex@0.3.3`;
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  - the locally installed companion Codex skill.
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  Generated build output and package tarballs were checked as projections of the
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  - Apache-2.0 `LICENSE` file is present;
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  - `package.json` and `package-lock.json` declare `Apache-2.0`;
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- - release-candidate package version is `0.3.0`;
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- - npm latest before this release remains `0.2.6`.
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+ - audited package metadata version is `0.3.3`;
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+ - npm publish state is verified separately during release preparation.
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  ## Evidence
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "ultracode-for-codex",
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- "version": "0.3.1",
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+ "version": "0.3.3",
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  "description": "Run Codex-native Ultracode orchestration with an optional local CLI runtime.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "codex",
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  file inspection, test execution, or integration planning.
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  7. As agents complete, report progress with a visual snapshot rather than a
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  dense sentence. Use the Default Live Snapshot golden shape from
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- `references/progress-visuals.md` by default.
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+ `references/progress-visuals.md` by default. Select task-specific additions
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+ from the Situation Choice Matrix in that reference. Within one user
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+ request, keep a cumulative ledger: do not remove completed rows from later
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+ snapshots; update their status and append newly discovered work below them.
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  ```text
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  Phase E2E Validate
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  is fast visual parsing in chat while staying portable across terminals and
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  renderers. Prefer ASCII symbols and short labels.
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+ ## Research Pattern Map
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+ These patterns are adapted from established CLI/TUI conventions:
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+ - multi-task progress: Rich-style multiple task rows with progress metadata;
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+ - test progress: pytest-style progress/count/timing summaries;
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+ - async build logs: Docker BuildKit-style numbered steps and plain progress;
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+ - folded details: GitHub Actions-style grouped log sections;
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+ - change plans: Terraform-style add/update/keep/destroy action symbols;
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+ - rollout watches: Kubernetes rollout-style "N out of M" convergence messages;
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+ - audit tables: npm audit-style severity/package/path/remediation columns.
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+ Map those patterns to Ultracode situations instead of using one universal
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+ status format.
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+ ## Situation Choice Matrix
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+ Choose one row per task situation. Each row has at most three user-facing
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+ shapes: primary, support, and finish. Do not present profile names to the user.
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+ If a task mixes situations, choose the dominant row for live progress and borrow
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+ at most one support shape from another row.
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+ | Situation | Primary | Support | Finish |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Ordinary or mixed work | Default Live Snapshot | Verification Gate Matrix | Plan-Style Result Summary |
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+ | Design or planning | Decision Tournament | Context Coverage Matrix | User Decision Gate |
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+ | Implementation | Implementation Work Ledger | Verification Gate Matrix | Completion Impact Summary |
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+ | Review or audit | Agent Lens Matrix | Context Coverage Matrix | Evidence To Finding Trace |
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+ | Release or install | Artifact Inventory | Rollout Or Convergence Watch | Risk Or Audit Table |
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+ | Retry, cancellation, or long-running work | Recovery Ledger | Resource Budget Snapshot | Rollout Or Convergence Watch |
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+ Phase Plan Preview is baseline behavior before a phase starts, not an extra
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+ choice. Long Async Timeline is only a temporary diagnostic appendix when the
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+ user explicitly asks to debug detailed event order.
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+ ## Cumulative Ledger Rule
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+ Within one user request, progress snapshots are cumulative. Do not let completed
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+ work scroll out of the next snapshot just because new work starts. Keep completed
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+ rows, update their status, and append newly discovered work below them. This
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+ makes the current answer self-contained even if the user only sees the latest
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+ snapshot.
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+ ```text
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+ Phase Commit Prep
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+ + README install flow done local + global skill install
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+ + Registry/install check done <version> published and installed
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+ + Verification done npm run test:all
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+ > Commit running staging release changes
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+ - Push queued origin/main
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+ Checks 3 passed | 0 failed | 2 running/queued
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+ Next: commit release changes
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+ ```
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+ Use `+` for completed work, `>` for running work, `-` for queued work, and `!`
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+ for blocked or failed work. Keep earlier completed rows visible in every later
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+ snapshot for the same request.
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  ## Default Live Snapshot
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+ ## Building Block Examples
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+ Use these shapes as building blocks selected by the Situation Choice Matrix
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+ above. Do not present this full list as user-facing choices.
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+ ### Phase Plan Preview
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+ Use this immediately before spawning agents for a phase.
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+ ```text
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+ Phase Inspect - planned fan-out
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+ - Runtime contracts check execution authority and failure semantics
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+ - UX/progress inspect visible status and completion summaries
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+ - Tests/package verify E2E, tarball, and installed skill contents
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+ Parallelism: 3 agents
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+ Synthesis: merge material findings and decide next phase
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+ ```
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+ ### Agent Lens Matrix
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+ Use this when several agents are reviewing the same artifact from different
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+ ```text
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+ Review Lenses
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+ + Runtime correctness no material issue workflow-runtime.ts
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+ + Capability boundary no material issue subagent-backend.ts
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+ ! User visibility needs fix progress visuals
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+ > Package contract running tarball contents
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+ Findings 1 open | 2 clear | 1 running
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+ Next: fix user visibility contract
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+ ```
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+ ### Implementation Work Ledger
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+ Use this when work is split into edit scopes.
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+ ```text
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+ Implementation Ledger
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+ + Skill routing docs updated skills/ultracode-for-codex
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+ + CLI skill command added skills/ultracode-for-codex-cli
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+ > E2E package checks editing scripts/e2e-installed-...
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+ - README install flow queued local/global install examples
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+ Files touched 6 | Tests queued 2 | Risk low
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+ ```
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+ ### Verification Gate Matrix
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+ Use this after tests, package checks, reviews, or publish dry-runs.
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+ ```text
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+ Verification Gates
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+ + unit/integration passed 35 tests
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+ + installed E2E passed fake Codex boundary
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+ + package validation passed 35 files in tarball
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+ + publish dry-run passed would publish <version>
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+ Gates 4 passed | 0 failed | 0 skipped
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+ Residual: live Codex smoke remains opt-in
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+ ```
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+ ### Decision Tournament
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+ Use this when comparing approaches before implementation.
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+ ```text
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+ Decision Tournament
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+ B Native main orchestration selected highest chat visibility
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+ C Hybrid auto-router deferred more moving parts
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+ Winner: B
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+ Reason: best fit for Codex-native progress and direct subagent control
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+ ```
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+ ### Blocked Or Risk Snapshot
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+ Use this when a dependency, permission, failing gate, or missing capability
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+ ```text
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+ Blocked Snapshot
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+ ! Native subagent surface blocked multi-agent tools unavailable
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+ Blocker: native parallel orchestration unavailable in this session
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+ ```
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+ ```text
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+ ```
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+ ```text
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+ + native skill skills/ultracode-for-codex/SKILL.md
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+ + CLI skill skills/ultracode-for-codex-cli/SKILL.md
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+ + progress examples skills/ultracode-for-codex/references/progress-visuals.md
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+ Artifacts 4 ready | Sensitive local state not included
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+ ```
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+ > Codex skill reload pending next session boundary
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+ - downstream smoke queued user project install
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ Use this when the quality of a result depends on which evidence was actually
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+ ```text
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+ + package scripts read scripts/package-...
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+ Residual: live smoke remains user-triggered
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+ ```
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+ ```text
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+ ```
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