wendkeep 0.18.0 → 0.20.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -4,6 +4,58 @@ All notable changes to **wendkeep** are documented here. Format based on
 [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/); this project follows
 [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
 
+## [0.20.1] — 2026-07-06
+
+### Changed
+- The interactive (and text-fallback) companion picker in `wendkeep init` **no longer lists
+  dotcontext**. The native a2 loop replaces it, so leaving it in the prompt was just clutter. It
+  stays reachable for anyone already invested via an explicit `--companions dotcontext` — the
+  hiding is UI-only (`resolveCompanions` still honors the id). New `selectableCompanions()` helper
+  drives the picker.
+
+## [0.20.0] — 2026-07-06
+
+Richer skills: bundled templates (multi-file).
+
+### Added
+- The process skills now ship **bundled templates** next to their `SKILL.md`, delivered together
+  by `sync-defs` (the whole skill folder is copied) and auto-delivered by `init`. The model reads
+  them on demand — depth without bloating `SKILL.md`:
+  - **wk-verify** → `spec-reviewer-prompt.md` (the prompt to hand a fresh read-only verifier
+    sub-agent) + `verdict-template.json` (the exact `verdict.json` shape).
+  - **wk-planning** → `plan-template.md` (file map + bite-sized TDD task structure).
+  - **wk-brainstorming** → `design-template.md` (context, approaches, signed-off assumptions,
+    out-of-scope table, acceptance).
+  - pt-BR and en variants; the prose templates follow the vault locale, the JSON is shared.
+
+### Notes
+- Subagents stay the **native harness's** job. wendkeep ships the verifier **prompt** (the agent
+  spawns a read-only sub-agent via its own Task/Agent tool) and captures subagent telemetry — it
+  does not orchestrate spawning. So the reviewer is a template, not a Claude-only
+  `.claude/agents/*.md`, which keeps it agent-agnostic.
+
+### Upgrade
+- `npm update wendkeep`, then `wendkeep init` (or `wendkeep sync-defs`) to get the templates
+  alongside your existing skills. Non-destructive — existing `SKILL.md` files are never overwritten.
+
+## [0.19.0] — 2026-07-06
+
+Fix: memory + active-change injection wired by default.
+
+### Fixed
+- `wendkeep init` now wires the **`brain-inject`** hook into SessionStart (ordered *before*
+  `session-start`), so every session gets `<brain_memory>` injected: CORE + DIGEST + the
+  **active change** (proposal + open tasks) + project lessons. Previously the default hook set was
+  only `session-start` / `session-stop` / `session-ensure` — the memory/change injector existed
+  (`wendkeep hook brain-inject`) but wasn't wired, so the "the change is injected at the next
+  SessionStart" promise (the `wk-workflow` skill and the README) didn't actually hold on a fresh
+  install. matcher `startup|clear|compact` re-injects after a compaction or clear, not only on a
+  cold startup.
+
+### Upgrade
+- Existing installs pick it up by re-running `wendkeep init --force` (idempotent — it only adds the
+  missing hook), or by adding `npx wendkeep hook brain-inject` to the SessionStart hooks manually.
+
 ## [0.18.0] — 2026-07-06
 
 Session identity in the note.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "wendkeep",
-  "version": "0.18.0",
+  "version": "0.20.1",
   "description": "A persistent-memory harness for AI coding agents on your Obsidian vault: turn-by-turn session capture plus a native, zero-dependency spec→change→verify→archive loop (sensor-gated, independent verdict, mutation discrimination). Local-first, agent-agnostic (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor…).",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/src/init.mjs

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ import {
   mcpServerEntry,
   hookCommand,
   deriveVaultDirName,
-  COMPANIONS,
+  selectableCompanions,
   resolveCompanions,
   companionSettingsPatch,
   companionMcpPatch,
@@ -260,11 +260,11 @@ export async function runInit(argv) {
   } else if (process.stdin.isTTY && !args.yes) {
     if (canInteractiveSelect()) {
       log(''); // the checkbox menu renders its own header
-      companions = await selectCompanionsInteractive(COMPANIONS, { labels: P.menu });
+      companions = await selectCompanionsInteractive(selectableCompanions(), { labels: P.menu });
     } else {
       // Text fallback (no raw-mode TTY): list + comma input with clear instructions.
       log(P.companionsHeader);
-      for (const c of COMPANIONS) log(`  ${c.default ? '[x]' : '[ ]'} ${c.label}`);
+      for (const c of selectableCompanions()) log(`  ${c.default ? '[x]' : '[ ]'} ${c.label}`);
       const def = resolveCompanions({}).join(',');
       const rl = createInterface({ input: process.stdin, output: process.stdout });
       const ans = (await rl.question(P.companionsAsk(def))).trim();

package/src/skills-seed.mjs

@@ -4,8 +4,11 @@
 import { existsSync, mkdirSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs';
 import { join } from 'node:path';
 
-function skill(name, description, body) {
-  return { name, description, body: `---\nname: ${name}\ndescription: ${description}\n---\n${body}` };
+// A skill is a SKILL.md plus optional bundled files (templates/prompts) that ship in the same
+// folder and are delivered together by `wendkeep sync-defs` (cpSync of the whole dir). The
+// SKILL.md references them; the model reads them on demand — depth without bloating SKILL.md.
+function skill(name, description, body, files = []) {
+  return { name, description, body: `---\nname: ${name}\ndescription: ${description}\n---\n${body}`, files };
 }
 
 const WORKFLOW = `# Loop a2 — o ciclo de trabalho do wendkeep
@@ -144,6 +147,10 @@ precisar de design" é onde suposições não-checadas mais custam. O design pod
 mas tem que existir e ser aprovado.
 
 Ao aprovar, o próximo passo é **wk-planning** (design → plano). Não pule pra implementação.
+
+## Template
+Use o \`design-template.md\` (nesta pasta da skill) pra estruturar o design (contexto, abordagens,
+decisões assinadas, tabela out-of-scope, aceite).
 `;
 
 const PLANNING = `# Planejamento — design vira plano de tarefas
@@ -174,6 +181,9 @@ de 2–5 min:
   "tratar erros apropriadamente", "similar à Task N".
 - DRY, YAGNI. Corte features que o design não pediu.
 - Nomes/assinaturas consistentes entre tarefas (uma função é \`x()\` em toda parte).
+
+## Template
+Comece do \`plan-template.md\` (nesta pasta da skill) — a estrutura de arquivos + tarefas TDD.
 `;
 
 const VERIFY = `# Verificação independente — o passe fresco
@@ -201,6 +211,10 @@ nunca tivesse visto a implementação. Contexto fresco, read-only.
 - \`ok: false\` se algum requisito não tem cobertura que discrimina. Gap não é "quase lá" — é vermelho.
 - Não conserte aqui. Gap vira tarefa de correção na change; re-verifica depois.
 - O gate do \`archive\` **exige** \`verdict.json\` com \`ok\` cobrindo todo \`[req:]\`. Sem isso, não arquiva.
+
+## Templates (nesta pasta)
+- \`spec-reviewer-prompt.md\` — cole ao spawnar o subagente verificador (read-only, autor≠verificador).
+- \`verdict-template.json\` — o formato exato do \`verdict.json\` a gravar.
 `;
 
 const WORKFLOW_EN = `# The a2 loop — wendkeep's work cycle
@@ -291,6 +305,10 @@ List explicitly what the change does **not** do. Undeclared scope becomes creep.
 ## Hard gate
 No code / scaffold / implementation action until a design is presented and approved. Then go to
 **wk-planning**.
+
+## Template
+Use \`design-template.md\` (in this skill folder) to structure the design (context, approaches,
+signed-off decisions, out-of-scope table, acceptance).
 `;
 
 const PLANNING_EN = `# Planning — design into a task plan
@@ -309,6 +327,9 @@ implementation (show code) → run and see it pass → checkpoint: suite green.
 ## Rules
 - Exact file paths, always. Real code in each step — no "TODO", "handle errors appropriately",
   "similar to Task N". DRY, YAGNI. Consistent names/signatures across tasks.
+
+## Template
+Start from \`plan-template.md\` (in this skill folder) — the file map + TDD task structure.
 `;
 
 const VERIFY_EN = `# Independent verification — the fresh pass
@@ -329,24 +350,190 @@ the author — even if you wrote the code, enter as if you'd never seen it. Fres
 - \`ok: false\` if any requirement lacks discriminating coverage. A gap is red, not "almost".
 - Don't fix here — a gap becomes a fix task; re-verify after.
 - The archive gate **requires** a fresh \`verdict.json\` (matching \`tasksHash\`) covering every \`[req:]\`.
+
+## Templates (in this folder)
+- \`spec-reviewer-prompt.md\` — hand it to the verifier sub-agent you spawn (read-only, author≠verifier).
+- \`verdict-template.json\` — the exact shape of the \`verdict.json\` to write.
+`;
+
+// --- bundled templates (shipped alongside the relevant SKILL.md) -------------
+
+// Shared, language-neutral verdict skeleton for the independent verify pass.
+const VERDICT_TEMPLATE = `{
+  "slug": "<change-slug>",
+  "ok": true,
+  "coverage": [
+    { "req": "GATE-1", "covered": true, "evidence": "tests/foo.test.mjs:42" }
+  ],
+  "tasksHash": "<copie de verificacao.json — selo de frescor / copy from verificacao.json — freshness seal>",
+  "notes": []
+}
+`;
+
+const REVIEWER_PROMPT_PT = `# Prompt — passe de verificação independente (read-only)
+
+Entregue este prompt ao spawnar o subagente verificador (via o harness nativo — Task/Agent no
+Claude). Ele NÃO é o autor: entra fresco, read-only, não edita nada.
+
+---
+Você é o verificador independente de uma mudança do wendkeep. Não escreveu este código —
+entre como se nunca o tivesse visto. Read-only.
+
+Leia o pacote \`08-Mudanças/<slug>/verificacao.json\` (requisitos, tarefas, evidência) e os
+specs vivos em \`07-Specs/<capability>.md\`.
+
+Para cada \`[req:ID]\` da mudança:
+1. Leia o **critério de aceite do requisito** no spec — NÃO leia a implementação primeiro.
+2. Ache o teste que cobre esse comportamento. Ele **discrimina**? (falharia sob uma
+   implementação errada; afirma valor/estado persistido, não "o mock foi chamado").
+3. Evidência \`arquivo:linha\`. Sem teste que discrimina = \`covered: false\` (é vermelho, não "quase").
+4. Cheque o resultado observável contra o critério — não contra o código.
+
+Grave \`08-Mudanças/<slug>/verdict.json\` no formato de \`verdict-template.json\`. \`ok: false\` se
+qualquer \`[req:]\` não tem cobertura que discrimina. Não conserte aqui — gap vira tarefa de
+correção. O \`tasksHash\` vem do pacote (selo de frescor; alterou tarefa depois, o gate rejeita).
+---
+`;
+
+const REVIEWER_PROMPT_EN = `# Prompt — independent verification pass (read-only)
+
+Hand this to the verifier sub-agent you spawn (via the native harness — Task/Agent on Claude).
+It is NOT the author: fresh context, read-only, edits nothing.
+
+---
+You are the independent verifier of a wendkeep change. You did not write this code — enter as if
+you'd never seen it. Read-only.
+
+Read the package \`08-Changes/<slug>/verificacao.json\` (requirements, tasks, evidence) and the
+living specs in \`07-Specs/<capability>.md\`.
+
+For each \`[req:ID]\`:
+1. Read the requirement's **acceptance criterion** in the spec — do NOT read the implementation first.
+2. Find the test covering that behaviour. Does it **discriminate**? (would fail under a wrong
+   implementation; asserts a persisted value/state, not "the mock was called").
+3. \`file:line\` evidence. No discriminating test = \`covered: false\` (red, not "almost").
+4. Check the observable result against the criterion — not the code.
+
+Write \`08-Changes/<slug>/verdict.json\` in the shape of \`verdict-template.json\`. \`ok: false\` if any
+\`[req:]\` lacks discriminating coverage. Don't fix here — a gap becomes a fix task. \`tasksHash\`
+comes from the package (freshness seal; edit a task later and the gate rejects it as stale).
+---
+`;
+
+const PLAN_TEMPLATE_PT = `# Template — plano de tarefas (TDD, bite-sized)
+
+## Arquivos
+- Criar: \`caminho/exato.mjs\`
+- Modificar: \`caminho/existente.mjs:120-140\`
+- Teste: \`tests/exato.test.mjs\`
+
+## Tarefa N — <nome>
+- **Consome:** <o que usa de tarefas anteriores — assinaturas exatas>
+- **Produz:** <o que tarefas seguintes usam — nomes/tipos exatos>
+
+- [ ] N.1 escreva o teste que falha (mostre o código do teste)  \`[req:<ID>]\`
+- [ ] N.2 rode e veja falhar — pelo motivo certo (comando exato + saída esperada)
+- [ ] N.3 implementação mínima (mostre o código)  \`[sensor:<id>]\` se precisa de prova
+- [ ] N.4 rode e veja passar
+- [ ] N.5 checkpoint: suíte verde · commit
+
+## Regras
+Caminhos exatos sempre. Código real em cada passo — nada de "TODO" / "tratar erros
+apropriadamente" / "similar à Tarefa N". DRY, YAGNI. Nomes e assinaturas consistentes entre
+tarefas (uma função é \`x()\` em toda parte). Cada tarefa termina num entregável testável sozinho.
+`;
+
+const PLAN_TEMPLATE_EN = `# Template — task plan (TDD, bite-sized)
+
+## Files
+- Create: \`exact/path.mjs\`
+- Modify: \`exact/existing.mjs:120-140\`
+- Test: \`tests/exact.test.mjs\`
+
+## Task N — <name>
+- **Consumes:** <what it uses from earlier tasks — exact signatures>
+- **Produces:** <what later tasks rely on — exact names/types>
+
+- [ ] N.1 write the failing test (show the test code)  \`[req:<ID>]\`
+- [ ] N.2 run and see it fail — for the right reason (exact command + expected output)
+- [ ] N.3 minimal implementation (show the code)  \`[sensor:<id>]\` if it needs proof
+- [ ] N.4 run and see it pass
+- [ ] N.5 checkpoint: suite green · commit
+
+## Rules
+Exact paths always. Real code in every step — no "TODO" / "handle errors appropriately" /
+"similar to Task N". DRY, YAGNI. Consistent names/signatures across tasks. Each task ends in an
+independently testable deliverable.
+`;
+
+const DESIGN_TEMPLATE_PT = `# Template — documento de design
+
+## Contexto
+<o problema, o estado atual, por que agora>
+
+## Abordagens consideradas
+1. **<A>** — <trade-off>.
+2. **<B>** — <trade-off>.
+Recomendada: **<qual>** — <por quê>.
+
+## Design
+<arquitetura, componentes, fluxo de dados, tratamento de erro, estratégia de teste — em seções
+escaladas ao tamanho do problema>
+
+## Decisões e assumptions assinadas
+- Assumo **X** porque **Y** — corrija se errado.
+
+## Out-of-scope (o contrato do que NÃO muda)
+| Item | Por que fora |
+|---|---|
+| <x> | <razão> |
+
+## Aceite
+<critérios verificáveis: para cada requisito, o teste que falha → passa>
+`;
+
+const DESIGN_TEMPLATE_EN = `# Template — design document
+
+## Context
+<the problem, the current state, why now>
+
+## Approaches considered
+1. **<A>** — <trade-off>.
+2. **<B>** — <trade-off>.
+Recommended: **<which>** — <why>.
+
+## Design
+<architecture, components, data flow, error handling, test strategy — sections scaled to the
+size of the problem>
+
+## Decisions and signed-off assumptions
+- Assuming **X** because **Y** — correct me if wrong.
+
+## Out-of-scope (the contract of what does NOT change)
+| Item | Why out |
+|---|---|
+| <x> | <reason> |
+
+## Acceptance
+<verifiable criteria: for each requirement, the test that fails → passes>
 `;
 
 const WK_SKILLS_PT = [
   skill('wk-workflow', 'Use ao começar qualquer mudança não-trivial — orquestra o loop a2 (explore, propose, apply, verify, archive) nos comandos wendkeep.', WORKFLOW),
   skill('wk-tdd', 'Use ao implementar qualquer comportamento — Red/Green/Refactor com testes que discriminam (derivados do spec, litmus não-raso, adequação).', TDD),
   skill('wk-debugging', 'Use quando algo falha ou quebra — depuração sistemática por hipótese antes de corrigir.', DEBUGGING),
-  skill('wk-brainstorming', 'Use quando a ideia ainda é vaga — vira design aprovado, com closure gate e tabela out-of-scope, antes de código.', BRAINSTORMING),
-  skill('wk-planning', 'Use após um design aprovado — decompõe em plano de tarefas TDD bite-sized.', PLANNING),
-  skill('wk-verify', 'Use no verify deep — passe independente read-only (autor≠verificador) que re-deriva a cobertura do spec e grava verdict.json.', VERIFY),
+  skill('wk-brainstorming', 'Use quando a ideia ainda é vaga — vira design aprovado, com closure gate e tabela out-of-scope, antes de código.', BRAINSTORMING, [{ name: 'design-template.md', content: DESIGN_TEMPLATE_PT }]),
+  skill('wk-planning', 'Use após um design aprovado — decompõe em plano de tarefas TDD bite-sized.', PLANNING, [{ name: 'plan-template.md', content: PLAN_TEMPLATE_PT }]),
+  skill('wk-verify', 'Use no verify deep — passe independente read-only (autor≠verificador) que re-deriva a cobertura do spec e grava verdict.json.', VERIFY, [{ name: 'spec-reviewer-prompt.md', content: REVIEWER_PROMPT_PT }, { name: 'verdict-template.json', content: VERDICT_TEMPLATE }]),
 ];
 
 const WK_SKILLS_EN = [
   skill('wk-workflow', 'Use when starting any non-trivial change — orchestrates the a2 loop (explore, propose, apply, verify, archive) over the wendkeep commands.', WORKFLOW_EN),
   skill('wk-tdd', 'Use when implementing any behaviour — Red/Green/Refactor with tests that discriminate (spec-derived, non-shallow litmus, adequacy).', TDD_EN),
   skill('wk-debugging', 'Use when something fails or breaks — systematic hypothesis-driven debugging before fixing.', DEBUGGING_EN),
-  skill('wk-brainstorming', 'Use when the idea is still vague — turns it into an approved design, with a closure gate and out-of-scope table, before code.', BRAINSTORMING_EN),
-  skill('wk-planning', 'Use after an approved design — decomposes it into a bite-sized TDD task plan.', PLANNING_EN),
-  skill('wk-verify', 'Use in verify deep — an independent read-only pass (author≠verifier) that re-derives spec coverage and writes verdict.json.', VERIFY_EN),
+  skill('wk-brainstorming', 'Use when the idea is still vague — turns it into an approved design, with a closure gate and out-of-scope table, before code.', BRAINSTORMING_EN, [{ name: 'design-template.md', content: DESIGN_TEMPLATE_EN }]),
+  skill('wk-planning', 'Use after an approved design — decomposes it into a bite-sized TDD task plan.', PLANNING_EN, [{ name: 'plan-template.md', content: PLAN_TEMPLATE_EN }]),
+  skill('wk-verify', 'Use in verify deep — an independent read-only pass (author≠verifier) that re-derives spec coverage and writes verdict.json.', VERIFY_EN, [{ name: 'spec-reviewer-prompt.md', content: REVIEWER_PROMPT_EN }, { name: 'verdict-template.json', content: VERDICT_TEMPLATE }]),
 ];
 
 // Skill set for a locale. WK_SKILLS stays the pt-BR set for back-compat.
@@ -355,17 +542,23 @@ export function wkSkills(localeId = 'pt-BR') {
 }
 export const WK_SKILLS = WK_SKILLS_PT;
 
-// Seed each skill into <brainDir>/skills/<name>/SKILL.md if absent (non-destructive).
+// Seed each skill into <brainDir>/skills/<name>/ if absent (non-destructive): SKILL.md plus any
+// bundled template/prompt files. Existing files are never overwritten, so re-seeding an older
+// install just fills in the new template files alongside its SKILL.md.
 export function seedWkSkills(brainDir, localeId = 'pt-BR') {
   const created = [];
   for (const s of wkSkills(localeId)) {
     const dir = join(brainDir, 'skills', s.name);
     mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true });
-    const f = join(dir, 'SKILL.md');
-    if (!existsSync(f)) {
-      writeFileSync(f, s.body, 'utf8');
-      created.push(f);
-    }
+    const writeIfAbsent = (name, content) => {
+      const f = join(dir, name);
+      if (!existsSync(f)) {
+        writeFileSync(f, content, 'utf8');
+        created.push(f);
+      }
+    };
+    writeIfAbsent('SKILL.md', s.body);
+    for (const file of s.files || []) writeIfAbsent(file.name, file.content);
   }
   return created;
 }

package/src/taxonomy.mjs

@@ -78,6 +78,10 @@ export const MCP_SERVER_KEY = 'wendkeep-vault';
 // installed package is the single source of truth (update with `npm update wendkeep`,
 // no re-copying). Returned as a spec the merge logic folds into settings.json.
 export const SESSION_HOOKS = [
+  // Memory + active-change injection. Runs FIRST on SessionStart (order -10, folds before
+  // session-start) so the agent gets CORE + DIGEST + the active change + lessons as context.
+  // matcher 'startup|clear|compact' re-injects after a compaction/clear, not only cold startup.
+  { event: 'SessionStart', matcher: 'startup|clear|compact', name: 'brain-inject', timeout: 15, order: -10, statusMessage: 'wendkeep: injecting memory + active change' },
   { event: 'SessionStart', matcher: 'startup', name: 'session-start', timeout: 30, statusMessage: 'wendkeep: opening Obsidian session' },
   { event: 'Stop', matcher: null, name: 'session-stop', timeout: 60, statusMessage: 'wendkeep: writing session checkpoint' },
   { event: 'UserPromptSubmit', matcher: null, name: 'session-ensure', timeout: 30, statusMessage: 'wendkeep: ensuring active session' },
@@ -130,6 +134,9 @@ export const COMPANIONS = [
     // Kept selectable for anyone already invested in it; not a default.
     label: 'dotcontext — legado (o loop a2 nativo do wendkeep substitui; não recomendado)',
     default: false,
+    // Hidden from the interactive/text companion picker — the native a2 loop replaces it.
+    // Still reachable for anyone already invested via explicit `--companions dotcontext`.
+    hidden: true,
     // MCP-only (no Claude Code plugin). Agent-agnostic server, @latest surface.
     mcp: { key: 'dotcontext', entry: { type: 'stdio', command: 'npx', args: ['-y', '@dotcontext/mcp@latest'], env: {} } },
     // Lifecycle hooks via the pinned CLI; wired by wendkeep (single writer).
@@ -141,6 +148,12 @@ export const COMPANIONS = [
 
 const COMPANION_BY_ID = Object.fromEntries(COMPANIONS.map((c) => [c.id, c]));
 
+// Companions offered in the interactive / text picker. Excludes `hidden` ones (e.g. the legacy
+// dotcontext) — those stay reachable only via an explicit `--companions <id>`.
+export function selectableCompanions() {
+  return COMPANIONS.filter((c) => !c.hidden);
+}
+
 // Resolve the companion ids for the NON-interactive path (the interactive prompt
 // supplies its own selection). --no-companions wins; an explicit flag selects the
 // named ids (unknown dropped) in registry order; otherwise the defaults.