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+# CLAUDE.md
+
+<!-- REMOVE-FOR-NPM-PUBLISH: Template section for monorepo root only. Stripped by prepack.sh per ADR-058. Published methodology consumers fill this via `npx voidforge-build init`. -->
+## Project
+
+- **Name:** [PROJECT_NAME]
+- **One-liner:** [ONE_LINE_DESCRIPTION]
+- **Domain:** [DOMAIN]
+- **Repo:** [REPO_URL]
+<!-- END-REMOVE-FOR-NPM-PUBLISH -->
+
+## Personality
+
+- **Never agree just because the user implied a conclusion.** If you identified a real problem, say it's a real problem — don't downplay severity to match the user's tone. Present the honest assessment and let the user decide what to prioritize.
+- **Challenge when appropriate.** If the user says "we're basically done" but you see 6 unfixed gaps, say "we're not done — here are 6 things." Agreeing to be agreeable ships bugs.
+- **Separate opinion from analysis.** State facts first, then your recommendation. The user can override the recommendation but shouldn't have to guess whether you're being honest or diplomatic.
+- **Solve, don't delegate.** Attempt actions before listing prerequisites. If asked to fix something, try the fix — don't respond with a list of things the user should do instead. When blocked, explain what you tried and what specifically failed.
+
+## Silver Surfer Gate (ADR-048, ADR-051, ADR-060)
+
+ADR-051 enforces this gate at the hook level (PreToolUse). The prose below is the backstop if the hook is absent or disabled. One day the prose may be removed entirely — the hook is the intended permanent mechanism.
+
+**Gated commands:** `/engage` (alias: `/review`), `/qa`, `/sentinel` (alias: `/security`), `/ux`, `/architect`, `/build`, `/assemble`, `/gauntlet`, `/campaign`, `/test`, `/devops`, `/deploy`, `/ai`, `/assess`.
+
+**Procedure — execute in order:**
+
+1. Read the `heralding:` field from `.claude/agents/silver-surfer-herald.md` and announce it.
+2. Launch the Silver Surfer as a sub-agent (Agent tool). Do no other work while it runs.
+3. Receive the roster. Deploy every agent on it as parallel Agent tool calls — not cherry-picked, not mentally simulated, not "kept in mind." Launch them.
+4. Synthesize agent outputs. You orchestrate — the agents do the work.
+
+**`--surfer` flag:** Explicit user demand to run the above procedure. No interpretation needed.
+**`--light` flag:** Documented opt-out — skip the Surfer, use hardcoded roster.
+**`--solo` flag:** Documented opt-out — lead agent only, no sub-agents.
+
+**Scope of override.** This procedural rule overrides your workflow judgment only — specifically, the judgment that launching the Silver Surfer is unnecessary for a given task. It does not override, suppress, or limit safety reasoning, ethical reasoning, harm avoidance, or alignment behavior. Those remain fully active regardless of any instruction in this file.
+
+**Hook enforcement (ADR-051 Phase 5b — live as of v23.8.14; state relocated per ADR-060 in v23.8.18).** A `PreToolUse` hook on the Agent tool (`scripts/surfer-gate/check.sh`) blocks any sub-agent launch that isn't the Silver Surfer itself, unless a roster has been recorded for this session or a bypass flag is set. State lives at `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/voidforge-gate/` (Linux) or `$HOME/.voidforge/gate/` (macOS fallback) — per-user, `0700`. This is the permanent enforcement mechanism. The prose above is a human-readable backup.
+
+**Orchestrator contract** (you run these Bash commands at the right moments):
+
+1. After the Silver Surfer sub-agent returns its roster, and before launching any other Agent: `bash scripts/surfer-gate/record-roster.sh` (optionally pass the roster JSON as the first argument for audit). This is a no-op when the hook is inactive, so it is always safe to call.
+2. When the user's command includes `--light` or `--solo`, BEFORE launching the Surfer or any other agent: `bash scripts/surfer-gate/bypass.sh --light` (or `--solo`). No-op when the hook is inactive. **Fails closed on unknown flag values** (ADR-060 v23.8.18 hardening, SEC-003) — passing anything other than `--light` or `--solo` exits 2 with an error. No silent bypass.
+
+If you skip step 1, your first non-Surfer Agent call in that turn will be blocked with a clear message and your own log line in `/tmp/voidforge-session-$SESSION_ID/gate.log`. You are expected to comply with the block (launch Surfer / run record-roster), not to fight it.
+
+**Why.** Seven field incidents (logged in `.claude/agents/silver-surfer-herald.md`) document the cost of skipping: the orchestrator cannot predict cross-domain relevance from the command name alone. The hook makes skipping mechanically impossible for non-bypass cases. Launch the Surfer. Every time.
+
+## Coding Standards
+
+- **TypeScript strict mode.** No `any` unless unavoidable and commented.
+- **Small, focused files.** One component per file. Max ~300 lines per source file.
+- **Validate at boundaries.** Zod schemas on all API inputs. Never trust client data.
+- **Error handling:** Use `ApiError` types per `/docs/patterns/error-handling.ts`. Never leak internals.
+- **Logging:** Structured JSON. Include requestId, userId, action. Never log PII.
+- **Business logic in services, not routes.** Routes: validate -> service -> format response.
+- **Ownership checks on every user-scoped query.** No IDOR. Return 404, not 403.
+- **No new dependencies** without explicit justification.
+- **Accessibility is not optional.** Keyboard nav, focus management, contrast, ARIA.
+- **Small batches.** One flow per batch, max ~200 lines changed. Verify after each.
+- **Commits:** Small, explainable in one sentence.
+- **No stubs.** Never ship a function that returns hardcoded success without side effects, throws `'Implement...'`, or logs without acting. If a feature isn't ready, don't create the file — document it as planned in ROADMAP.md. Sandbox adapters with realistic fake data are full implementations, not stubs.
+- **Screenshot every page during review.** When reviewing a runnable application (`/qa`, `/ux`, `/gauntlet`), start the server, take screenshots of every page via Playwright, and READ them via the Read tool. The agent must visually inspect each screenshot. Without screenshots, the review is code-reading — not visual verification. Screenshots are saved to a temp directory, not committed.
+
+## Build Journal — Log Everything
+
+Every phase, decision, handoff, and failure gets logged to `/logs/`. See `/docs/methods/BUILD_JOURNAL.md`.
+
+- **Start of session:** Read `/logs/build-state.md` to recover state
+- **During work:** Log decisions, test results, and findings to the active phase log
+- **End of session:** Update `/logs/build-state.md` with current state
+
+## Context Management
+
+Pre-load active domain methodology. Load application code on demand. See `/docs/methods/CONTEXT_MANAGEMENT.md`.
+
+- Pre-load method docs for the active agent's domain at session start (1M context budget allows this)
+- The 1M context window supports full multi-campaign sessions. Do not preemptively checkpoint or reduce quality for context reasons. Only suggest a fresh session if `/context` shows actual usage above 85%.
+- Per-directory `CLAUDE.md` files for directory-specific conventions (keep under 50 lines each)
+
+## Code Patterns
+
+Reference implementations in `/docs/patterns/`. Match these shapes when writing. All patterns include framework adaptations (Next.js, Express, Django, Rails).
+
+- `api-route.ts` — Validation, auth, service call, consistent response (+ Django DRF, FastAPI)
+- `service.ts` — Business logic, ownership checks, typed errors (+ Django, FastAPI)
+- `component.tsx` — Loading, empty, error, success states. Keyboard accessible. (+ HTMX)
+- `middleware.ts` — Auth, request logging, rate limiting (+ Django, FastAPI)
+- `error-handling.ts` — Canonical error strategy (+ Django DRF, FastAPI)
+- `job-queue.ts` — Background jobs: idempotency, retry, dead letter queue (+ Celery, ARQ)
+- `multi-tenant.ts` — Workspace scoping, tenant isolation, role-based access (+ django-tenants)
+- `third-party-script.ts` — External script loading with 3 states
+- `mobile-screen.tsx` — React Native screen with safe area, a11y, 4 states
+- `mobile-service.ts` — Offline-first data pattern with sync queue, conflict resolution
+- `game-loop.ts` — Fixed timestep game loop with interpolation, pause/resume
+- `game-state.ts` — Hierarchical state machine with history, save/load
+- `game-entity.ts` — Entity Component System with component stores and systems
+- `sse-endpoint.ts` — Server-Sent Events: lifecycle, keepalive, timeout, React hook (+ FastAPI, Django)
+- `ad-platform-adapter.ts` — Split interface: AdPlatformSetup (interactive) + AdPlatformAdapter (runtime) + ReadOnlyAdapter (daemon)
+- `ad-billing-adapter.ts` — Ad platform billing: invoice reads, debit tracking, spend projection (+ TikTok, Google, Meta)
+- `financial-transaction.ts` — Branded Cents type, hash-chained append log, atomic writes, number formatting
+- `funding-plan.ts` — Treasury funding pipeline: state machine (APPROVED/PENDING/SETTLED), policy engine, rebalancing
+- `daemon-process.ts` — PID management, Unix socket API, job scheduler, signal handling, sleep/wake recovery
+- `revenue-source-adapter.ts` — Read-only revenue interface with Stripe + Paddle reference implementations
+- `stablecoin-adapter.ts` — Stablecoin off-ramp: Circle USDC adapter (real + sandbox), transfer lifecycle, settlement
+- `oauth-token-lifecycle.ts` — Refresh at 80% TTL, failure escalation, vault integration, session token rotation
+- `outbound-rate-limiter.ts` — Outbound rate limiting: safety margins, daily quotas, retry logic
+- `ai-orchestrator.ts` — Agent loop, tool use, retry, circuit breaker, fallback
+- `ai-classifier.ts` — Classification with confidence thresholds, human fallback
+- `ai-router.ts` — Intent-based routing with fallback chains
+- `prompt-template.ts` — Versioned prompts with variable injection, testing
+- `ai-eval.ts` — Golden datasets, scoring, regression detection
+- `ai-tool-schema.ts` — Type-safe tool definitions with provider adapters
+- `database-migration.ts` — Safe migrations: backward-compatible adds, batched ops, rollback, zero-downtime validation
+- `data-pipeline.ts` — ETL pipeline: typed stages, checkpoint/resume, quality checks, idempotent processing
+- `backtest-engine.ts` — Walk-forward backtesting: no-lookahead, slippage, Sharpe/drawdown/profit factor
+- `execution-safety.ts` — Trading execution: order validation, position limits, exchange precision, paper/live toggle
+- `browser-review.ts` — Browser intelligence: console errors, behavioral walkthroughs, a11y audit, visual inspection
+- `e2e-test.ts` — Playwright E2E + axe-core a11y: page objects, auth helpers, network mocks, CWV measurement
+- `combobox.tsx` — Accessible combobox with value source management, keyboard nav, async search (+ HTMX)
+- `kongo-integration.ts` — Landing page engine: client, from-PRD generation, growth signal, webhook handlers
+
+## Slash Commands
+
+| Command | What It Does | Tier |
+|---------|-------------|------|
+| `/prd` | Sisko's PRD generator — 5-act structured interview producing a complete PRD with valid YAML frontmatter | All |
+| `/blueprint` | The Blueprint Path — validate pre-written PRD, discover docs, merge directives, provision, hand off to campaign | All |
+| `/build` | Execute full build protocol — self-contained with inline steps per phase | All |
+| `/qa` | Batman's full QA pass with double-pass verification and regression checklist | All |
+| `/test` | Batman's test-writing mode — coverage analysis, test architecture, write missing tests | All |
+| `/sentinel` | Kenobi's OWASP audit with parallel + sequential phases and red-team verification (ADR-050) | All |
+| `/security` | Alias for `/sentinel` — permanent, per ADR-050 | All |
+| `/ux` | Galadriel's adversarial UX/UI review with a11y audit and verification pass | All |
+| `/engage` | Picard's code review — pattern compliance, quality, maintainability (ADR-050) | All |
+| `/review` | Alias for `/engage` — permanent, per ADR-050 | All |
+| `/deploy` | Kusanagi's deploy agent — target detection, health check, rollback, campaign auto-deploy | All |
+| `/devops` | Kusanagi's infrastructure — adapts based on deploy target | All |
+| `/assess` | Picard's pre-build assessment — architecture + assessment gauntlet + PRD gap analysis for existing codebases | All |
+| `/architect` | Picard's architecture review with parallel analysis and conflict resolution | All |
+| `/git` | Coulson's version bump, changelog, commit — full release management | All |
+| `/void` | Bombadil's forge sync — update VoidForge methodology from upstream | All |
+| `/thumper` | Chani's worm rider — Telegram bridge with Gom Jabbar authentication | Full |
+| `/assemble` | Fury's Initiative — full pipeline: architect → build → 3x review → UX → 2x security → devops → QA → test → crossfire → council | All |
+| `/gauntlet` | Thanos's Comprehensive Review — 5 rounds, 30+ agents, 9 universes. Review-only (no build). 4x QA, 4x UX, 4x security, crossfire, council. The ultimate test. | All |
+| `/campaign` | Sisko's War Room — read the PRD, pick the next mission, finish the fight, repeat until done | All |
+| `/imagine` | Celebrimbor's Forge — AI image generation from PRD visual descriptions | All |
+| `/debrief` | Bashir's Field Report — post-mortem analysis, upstream feedback via GitHub issues | All |
+| `/dangerroom` | The Danger Room (X-Men, Marvel) — installable operations dashboard for build/deploy/agent monitoring | Full |
+| `/cultivation` | Cultivation (Cosmere Shard) — installable autonomous growth engine: marketing, ads, creative, A/B testing, spend optimization | Full |
+| `/grow` | Kelsier's 6-phase growth protocol — initial setup within Cultivation, then autonomous loop | Full |
+| `/current` | Tuvok's Deep Current — autonomous campaign intelligence: scan, analyze, propose, cold start intake | Full |
+| `/treasury` | Dockson's financial operations — revenue ingest, budget allocation, spend execution, reconciliation | Full |
+| `/portfolio` | Steris's cross-project financials — aggregated spend/revenue, portfolio optimization | Full |
+| `/ai` | Seldon's AI Intelligence Audit — model selection, prompts, tool-use, orchestration, safety, evals | All |
+| `/vault` | Seldon's Time Vault — distill session intelligence into portable briefing for session handoff | All |
+
+**Tier key:** `All` = works everywhere. `Full` = requires the wizard server (`packages/voidforge/wizard/server.ts`). Full-tier commands offer to install the wizard if not present.
+
+## Flag Taxonomy
+
+Flags are standardized across commands. Same flag name = same meaning everywhere.
+
+### Tier 1 — Universal Flags
+
+| Flag | Meaning | Available On |
+|------|---------|-------------|
+| `--resume` | Resume from saved state | `/campaign`, `/gauntlet`, `/assemble`, `/build`, `/grow` |
+| `--plan` | Plan without executing | `/campaign`, `/architect`, `/grow` |
+| `--fast` | Reduced review passes (skip last 2 rounds/phases), still comprehensive | `/campaign`, `/assemble`, `/gauntlet` |
+| `--dry-run` | Show what would happen without doing it | `/deploy`, `/debrief`, `/treasury`, `/grow`, `/git` |
+| `--status` | Show current state | `/cultivation`, `/treasury`, `/deploy`, `/portfolio`, `/dangerroom`, `/thumper` |
+| `--focus "topic"` | Bias Herald agent selection toward topic | All Herald-enabled commands |
+
+### Tier 2 — Scope Flags
+
+| Flag | Meaning | Available On |
+|------|---------|-------------|
+| `--security-only` | Security domain focus | `/gauntlet` |
+| `--ux-only` | UX domain focus | `/gauntlet` |
+| `--qa-only` | QA domain focus | `/gauntlet` |
+
+### Tier 3 — Opt-Out Flags (ADR-043: Max by Default)
+
+Default is now maximum quality: autonomous execution + full agent roster + all review passes.
+
+```
+(default)     Autonomous + full agent roster + all review passes
+--fast        Fewer agents/rounds (reduced but still comprehensive)
+--light       Standard agents only — no cross-domain, no muster roster
+--interactive Pause for human confirmation between missions
+--solo        Lead agent only, zero sub-agents (quick checks)
+```
+
+| Flag | Meaning | Available On |
+|------|---------|-------------|
+| `--light` | Standard agents only (skip cross-domain spot-checks, skip muster roster) | All commands |
+| `--interactive` | Pause for human confirmation at mission briefs and between phases | `/campaign`, `/assemble`, `/build` |
+| `--solo` | Lead agent only, no sub-agents | All commands |
+
+**Retired flags (accepted silently as no-ops for backward compat):** `--blitz`, `--muster`, `--infinity`
+
+See `/docs/methods/MUSTER.md` for the full Muster Protocol.
+
+## Docs Reference
+
+| Doc | Location | When to Read |
+|-----|----------|-------------|
+| **Holocron** | `/HOLOCRON.md` | Complete user guide — start here if new |
+| **PRD** | `/docs/PRD.md` | Source of truth for WHAT to build. Read first. |
+| **Build Protocol** | `/docs/methods/BUILD_PROTOCOL.md` | Master 13-phase sequence with gates and rollback |
+| **Build Journal** | `/docs/methods/BUILD_JOURNAL.md` | Logging protocol — read when starting any work |
+| **Context Management** | `/docs/methods/CONTEXT_MANAGEMENT.md` | Session scoping and context discipline |
+| **Frontend & UX** | `/docs/methods/PRODUCT_DESIGN_FRONTEND.md` | Galadriel — when doing UX/UI work |
+| **Backend** | `/docs/methods/BACKEND_ENGINEER.md` | Stark — when doing API/DB work |
+| **QA** | `/docs/methods/QA_ENGINEER.md` | Batman — when doing QA or testing |
+| **Testing** | `/docs/methods/TESTING.md` | When writing tests (framework mapping inside) |
+| **Security** | `/docs/methods/SECURITY_AUDITOR.md` | Kenobi — when doing security review |
+| **Architecture** | `/docs/methods/SYSTEMS_ARCHITECT.md` | Picard — when making arch decisions |
+| **Assessment** | `.claude/commands/assess.md` | Picard — when evaluating existing codebases before build |
+| **DevOps** | `/docs/methods/DEVOPS_ENGINEER.md` | Kusanagi — when doing infrastructure |
+| **Orchestrator** | `/docs/methods/SUB_AGENTS.md` | When coordinating multiple agents |
+| **Troubleshooting** | `/docs/methods/TROUBLESHOOTING.md` | When something fails |
+| **MCP Integration** | `/docs/methods/MCP_INTEGRATION.md` | When connecting external tools |
+| **Release** | `/docs/methods/RELEASE_MANAGER.md` | Coulson — when versioning or releasing |
+| **Forge Keeper** | `/docs/methods/FORGE_KEEPER.md` | Bombadil — when syncing VoidForge updates |
+| **Worm Rider** | `/docs/methods/THUMPER.md` | Chani — when setting up Telegram remote control |
+| **The Initiative** | `/docs/methods/ASSEMBLER.md` | Fury — when running the full pipeline |
+| **The Gauntlet** | `/docs/methods/GAUNTLET.md` | Thanos — when putting a finished project through comprehensive review |
+| **The Campaign** | `/docs/methods/CAMPAIGN.md` | Sisko — when building the whole PRD mission by mission |
+| **Forge Artist** | `/docs/methods/FORGE_ARTIST.md` | Celebrimbor — when generating images from PRD descriptions |
+| **Field Medic** | `/docs/methods/FIELD_MEDIC.md` | Bashir — when running post-mortems and submitting upstream feedback |
+| **Growth Strategist** | `/docs/methods/GROWTH_STRATEGIST.md` | Kelsier — when running growth campaigns, SEO, content, ads |
+| **Treasury** | `/docs/methods/TREASURY.md` | Dockson — when managing revenue, budgets, spend, reconciliation |
+| **Heartbeat** | `/docs/methods/HEARTBEAT.md` | Daemon operations — token refresh, spend monitoring, scheduled jobs |
+| **Deep Current** | `/docs/methods/DEEP_CURRENT.md` | Tuvok — when running autonomous campaign intelligence, site scanning, cold start intake |
+| **PRD Generator** | `/docs/methods/PRD_GENERATOR.md` | Sisko — when generating a PRD from scratch |
+| **Meta-Workflow** | `/docs/META_WORKFLOW.md` | How to use VoidForge to develop VoidForge — campaigns on self, anti-patterns, feedback loop |
+| **AI Intelligence** | `/docs/methods/AI_INTELLIGENCE.md` | When project uses LLM/AI features |
+| **Learnings** | `/docs/LEARNINGS.md` | Project-scoped operational knowledge — read at session start if exists |
+| **The Muster** | `/docs/methods/MUSTER.md` | When using `--muster` flag on any command |
+| **Time Vault** | `/docs/methods/TIME_VAULT.md` | Seldon — when preserving session intelligence for transfer |
+| **Patterns** | `/docs/patterns/` | When writing code (37 reference implementations) |
+| **Lessons** | `/docs/LESSONS.md` | Cross-project learnings |
+
+## The Team
+
+| Agent | Name | Domain |
+|-------|------|--------|
+| Frontend & UX | **Galadriel** (Tolkien) | UI, UX, a11y, design system |
+| Backend | **Stark** (Marvel) | API, DB, services, queues |
+| QA | **Batman** (DC) | Bugs, testing, hardening — cross-cutting investigator + validator |
+| Security | **Kenobi** (Star Wars) | Auth, injection, secrets, data |
+| Architecture | **Picard** (Star Trek) | Schema, scaling, ADRs |
+| DevOps | **Kusanagi** (Anime) | Deploy, monitor, backup |
+| Release | **Coulson** (Marvel) | Version, changelog, commit, release |
+| Forge Sync | **Bombadil** (Tolkien) | Update VoidForge methodology from upstream |
+| Worm Rider | **Chani** (Dune) | Telegram bridge, Gom Jabbar auth, sandworm relay |
+| The Initiative | **Fury** (Marvel) | Full pipeline orchestration — assembles all agents |
+| The Gauntlet | **Thanos** (Marvel) | Comprehensive review — 5 rounds, 30+ agents, every domain |
+| Campaign Command | **Sisko** (Star Trek) | Reads the PRD, picks the next mission, runs the war |
+| Forge Artist | **Celebrimbor** (Tolkien) | AI image generation from PRD visual descriptions |
+| Field Medic | **Bashir** (Star Trek) | Post-mortem analysis, upstream feedback via GitHub issues |
+| Growth Strategist | **Kelsier** (Cosmere) | Growth strategy, campaign orchestration, ad platforms, SEO |
+| Deep Current | **Tuvok** (Star Trek) | Autonomous campaign intelligence — scan, analyze, propose, learn |
+| Treasury | **Dockson** (Cosmere) | Revenue ingest, budget allocation, spend execution, reconciliation |
+| AI Intelligence | **Hari Seldon** (Foundation) | Model selection, prompts, tool-use, orchestration, safety, evals |
+| Deploy Wizard | **Haku** (Anime) | Browser-based deploy wizard, infrastructure provisioning |
+| Setup Wizard | **Gandalf** (Tolkien) | Project scaffolding, initialization, dependency setup |
+
+Agent names in `/docs/NAMING_REGISTRY.md` (run `ls .claude/agents/*.md | wc -l` for current count). No duplicates across active sessions. All agents materialized as subagent definitions in `.claude/agents/` (ADR-044). Silver Surfer (ADR-048) dispatches the optimal roster via Haiku pre-scan.
+
+## Distribution
+
+VoidForge distributes via npm (v21.0+). The monorepo produces two packages:
+
+| Package | npm Name | Contains |
+|---------|----------|----------|
+| Wizard + CLI | `voidforge-build` | Server, API, UI, lib, CLI, templates, tests |
+| Methodology | `voidforge-build-methodology` | CLAUDE.md, commands, methods, patterns, agents, Holocron |
+
+**Install path:** `npx voidforge-build init` creates a new project with methodology. `npx voidforge-build` launches the wizard UI.
+
+**Monorepo structure:** `packages/voidforge/` (wizard+CLI) and `packages/methodology/` (npm package config). Methodology source files live at the repo root (CLAUDE.md, .claude/, docs/, etc.) and are copied into the methodology package at publish time via prepack script.
+
+**Update path:** `npx voidforge-build update` replaces the old `/void` git-fetch. Same Bombadil UX, npm transport instead of git.
+
+The agents, characters, and personality are VoidForge's identity — they ship in every package.
+
+## How to Build
+
+Read the PRD. Run `/campaign` to build the entire PRD mission by mission. For a single feature, use `/assemble`. For manual batch control, use `/build`.