wize-dev-kit 0.1.3 → 0.1.5

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+ ---
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+ catalog: web-stack
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+ owner: wize-agent-architect # Tony (with Fury on strategy)
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+ applies_when: web-overlay active
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+ status: ready
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+ ---
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+ # Web Stack Catalog — Tony's Reference
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+ Tony reads this during the architecture interview. The catalog is opinionated but lists trade-offs honestly; the final pick depends on the PRD audience, Fury's NFR budget, and team comfort.
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+ ## 1. Decision dimensions
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+ Pick by **dimension order**, not "which framework I like":
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+ 1. **Audience reach** — public marketing + SEO, or authenticated app?
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+ 2. **Latency budget** — sub-1s LCP on 3G, or richer-but-slower OK?
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+ 3. **Team familiarity** — favor the boring choice the team has shipped before.
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+ 4. **Backend coupling** — separate API, fullstack monolith, or BaaS?
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+ 5. **Deploy target** — edge platform, container, or self-managed?
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+ ## 2. Front-end frameworks
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+ ### Next.js (React)
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | SEO-critical pages + product app in one codebase. Strong ecosystem. |
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+ | **Strengths** | App Router (RSC), edge runtime, ISR, large hiring pool. |
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+ | **Costs** | RSC mental model still maturing; vendor lock-in toward Vercel optional but present. |
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+ | **Bundle baseline** | React runtime ~45 KB gz + framework code. |
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+ | **Best for** | Public products needing SEO + auth product behind same domain. |
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+ ### Nuxt 3 (Vue)
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Vue-shop wanting Next-tier DX. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Composition API ergonomics, auto-imports, modules ecosystem. |
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+ | **Costs** | Smaller third-party SDK coverage than React. |
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+ | **Bundle baseline** | Vue runtime ~30 KB gz. |
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+ | **Best for** | Marketing + dashboard hybrid where Vue is the team's stack. |
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+ ### SvelteKit
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Smallest runtime + fastest TTI. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Compile-to-no-runtime, intuitive reactivity, edge-first. |
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+ | **Costs** | Smaller hiring pool, fewer enterprise integrations. |
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+ | **Bundle baseline** | ~0 KB framework runtime; only your code. |
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+ | **Best for** | Latency-sensitive products, content-heavy + interactive. |
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+ ### Astro
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Content-first (docs, marketing, blog) with islands of interactivity. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Zero-JS by default; mix frameworks per island. |
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+ | **Costs** | Not a SPA; not the right tool for heavy state apps. |
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+ | **Bundle baseline** | ~0 KB unless you opt into an island. |
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+ | **Best for** | Marketing sites, docs portals, mostly-static products. |
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+ ### Remix
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Forms + nested routes + progressive enhancement matter. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Web fundamentals first; great for "works without JS" requirements. |
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+ | **Costs** | Smaller community than Next; some patterns ported back to Next. |
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+ | **Bundle baseline** | React runtime + Remix glue. |
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+ | **Best for** | Form-heavy apps (admin, e-commerce flows). |
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+ ### SPAs without SSR (CRA-style, Vite + React/Vue/Svelte)
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Authenticated app behind login; SEO not required. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Simplest mental model; fast iteration. |
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+ | **Costs** | Slow LCP for first-time visitors; no SEO. |
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+ | **Best for** | Internal tools, dashboards, B2B authenticated apps. |
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+ ### Laravel + Vue (Inertia)
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+ | **Pick when** | PHP back-end exists + team is PHP-fluent. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Server-rendered routing + SPA UX; great DX in monolith mode. |
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+ | **Costs** | PHP hosting realities; smaller real-time ecosystem. |
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+ | **Best for** | Brownfield Laravel apps modernizing the front-end. |
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+ ## 3. Back-end / data layer
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+ ### Supabase
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | Need Postgres + auth + storage + realtime with low setup. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Full Postgres power, RLS, edge functions, GoTrue auth. |
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+ | **Costs** | Lock-in to Supabase service surface (mitigated by being Postgres underneath). |
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+ ### PlanetScale / Neon (managed Postgres)
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+ | **Pick when** | Need managed serverless Postgres without the rest of Supabase. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Branching DBs, generous free tiers, edge-friendly. |
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+ | **Costs** | You ship your own auth, storage, realtime. |
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+ ### Drizzle ORM
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+ | | |
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+ | **Pick when** | TypeScript-first ORM, edge-runtime compatibility matters. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Tiny runtime, SQL-y; great for serverless. |
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+ | **Costs** | Smaller ecosystem than Prisma. |
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+ ### Prisma
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+ | **Pick when** | Larger team; tooling and migrations are paramount. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Excellent migrations, generated client, mature ecosystem. |
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+ | **Costs** | Heavier runtime; edge story improved but not as native as Drizzle. |
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+ ### tRPC
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+ | **Pick when** | Single TS monorepo, server + client share types. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Type-safe end-to-end; minimal overhead. |
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+ | **Costs** | Not language-agnostic; OpenAPI shim needed for external consumers. |
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+ ### GraphQL (Apollo / urql / Relay)
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+ | **Pick when** | Many client consumers, federated data sources. |
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+ | **Strengths** | Per-client shape, schema-first design. |
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+ | **Costs** | Server complexity; caching nuance; not always worth it for one client. |
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+ ## 4. Authentication
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+ | Choice | Pick when |
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+ | Supabase Auth (GoTrue) | Using Supabase already. |
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+ | Clerk / Auth0 | Need polished UI + SSO out of the box; team avoids auth complexity. |
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+ | WorkOS | Enterprise SSO + SCIM from day one. |
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+ | Lucia | Self-hosted, TS, full control, smaller team. |
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+ | Roll-your-own | Almost never. |
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+ ## 5. Hosting / deploy
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+ | Choice | Pick when |
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+ | **Vercel** | Next.js / Nuxt / SvelteKit, edge functions, generous DX. |
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+ | **Cloudflare Pages + Workers** | Latency, global edge, low cost. |
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+ | **Fly.io** | Need a real container with TCP, sticky regions. |
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+ | **Coolify** (self-hosted PaaS) | Want Vercel-ish DX on own infra. |
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+ | **Render / Railway** | Container apps + databases under one billing. |
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+ | **Self-hosted Docker** | Heavy compliance constraints. |
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+ ## 6. Styling
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+ | Choice | Pick when |
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+ | **Tailwind CSS** | Token-first design system, utility-class team comfort. |
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+ | **CSS Modules** | Component-scoped, no runtime, easy SSR. |
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+ | **Vanilla Extract** | Type-safe styling at build time. |
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+ | **shadcn-ui / Radix Primitives** | Need accessible primitives without ceding design. |
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+ | **Linaria / Compiled** | CSS-in-JS without runtime cost. |
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+ Mantis owns tokens (`.wize/solutioning/design-system/tokens.json`); Tony picks the system that maps those tokens cleanly.
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+ ## 7. State management
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+ | Choice | Pick when |
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+ | **React Server Components / Suspense** | Most data is server-derived. |
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+ | **TanStack Query** | Heavy client-side data + caching. |
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+ | **Zustand** | Small global state; no boilerplate. |
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+ | **Jotai** | Atoms feel right for the domain. |
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+ | **Pinia** (Vue) | Default Vue store. |
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+ | **Redux Toolkit** | Time-travel, complex async pipelines, large team. |
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+ ## 8. Forms
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+ | Choice | Pick when |
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+ | **React Hook Form + Zod** | Type-safe schemas, low re-render count. |
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+ | **Conform** | Server-progressive enhancement (Remix). |
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+ | **TanStack Form** | TanStack ecosystem, schema-agnostic. |
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+ ## 9. Anti-patterns Tony flags fast
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+ - Mixing **SSR + heavy client state** without a clear seam.
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+ - Loading `lodash` for one function.
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+ - Using **Redux for an app with 3 stores** of 5 keys each.
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+ - Picking a tech because it's on a HackerNews front page.
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+ - Defaulting to GraphQL for a one-client app.
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+ ## 10. Recording the choice
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+ Tony writes the chosen stack into:
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+ - `.wize/planning/tech-vision.md` (Fury): family + non-negotiables.
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+ - `.wize/solutioning/architecture.md` (Tony): concrete picks + reasons.
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+ - `.wize/solutioning/adrs/ADR-001-stack.md`: the trade-off log for future readers.
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+ // Setup helpers used by `wize-dev-kit install`:
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+ // - generateUserToml({ name, role }) → .wize/config/user.toml template
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+ // - applyGitignore(projectRoot) → idempotent gitignore block injection
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+ //
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+ // Both are pure functions where possible; only applyGitignore writes to disk.
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+ 'use strict';
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+ const fs = require('node:fs');
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+ const path = require('node:path');
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+ const GITIGNORE_BEGIN = '# >>> wize-dev-kit (managed) >>>';
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+ const GITIGNORE_END = '# <<< wize-dev-kit (managed) <<<';
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+ const GITIGNORE_BODY = [
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+ '# Personal / per-developer (do NOT commit)',
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+ '.wize/config/user.toml',
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+ '.wize/scratch/',
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+ '.wize/.local/',
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+ '.wize/implementation/quick-dev-log.md',
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+ '',
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+ '# Generated IDE adapter outputs (regenerate with `npx wize-dev-kit install`)',
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+ '.claude/skills/wize-*',
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+ '.agent/skills/wize-*',
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+ '.agents/skills/wize-*',
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+ '.kimi/skills/wize-*',
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+ '.cursor/rules/wize-*.mdc',
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+ '.windsurf/rules/wize-*.md',
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+ '.continue/prompts/wize-*.prompt',
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+ '.opencode/agents/wize-*.md',
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+ '.opencode/commands/wize-*.md',
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+ '.wize/agents/wize-*.md'
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ function buildGitignoreBlock() {
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+ return [
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+ GITIGNORE_BEGIN,
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+ '# Managed by `npx wize-dev-kit install`. Re-running install will update',
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+ '# the lines between the markers below; lines outside are untouched.',
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+ '',
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+ GITIGNORE_BODY,
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+ GITIGNORE_END
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ }
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+ // Idempotent: if the block exists, replace it; otherwise append.
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+ // Returns { changed: boolean, mode: 'created'|'replaced'|'appended'|'unchanged' }.
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+ function applyGitignore(projectRoot, { dryRun = false } = {}) {
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+ const file = path.join(projectRoot, '.gitignore');
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+ const block = buildGitignoreBlock();
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+ let current = '';
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+ let exists = fs.existsSync(file);
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+ if (exists) current = fs.readFileSync(file, 'utf-8');
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+ const startIdx = current.indexOf(GITIGNORE_BEGIN);
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+ const endIdx = current.indexOf(GITIGNORE_END);
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+ let next;
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+ let mode;
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+ if (startIdx !== -1 && endIdx !== -1 && endIdx > startIdx) {
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+ const before = current.slice(0, startIdx).replace(/\n+$/, '');
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+ const after = current.slice(endIdx + GITIGNORE_END.length).replace(/^\n+/, '');
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+ next = [before, block, after].filter(Boolean).join('\n\n');
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+ if (!next.endsWith('\n')) next += '\n';
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+ mode = current.includes(block) ? 'unchanged' : 'replaced';
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+ } else if (exists) {
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+ next = current.replace(/\n+$/, '') + '\n\n' + block + '\n';
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+ mode = 'appended';
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+ } else {
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+ next = block + '\n';
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+ mode = 'created';
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+ }
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+ const changed = next !== current;
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+ if (changed && !dryRun) fs.writeFileSync(file, next, 'utf-8');
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+ return { changed, mode };
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+ }
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+ function generateUserToml({ name = '', role = '' } = {}) {
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+ const escapedName = String(name).replace(/"/g, '\\"');
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+ const roleLine = role
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+ ? `role = "${String(role).replace(/"/g, '\\"')}"`
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+ : `# role = "developer" # optional — "developer", "PM", "designer", etc.`;
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+ return `# Wize Development Kit — user-level customizations.
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+ # This file is per-developer; the kit places it in .gitignore so each member
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+ # of the team gets their own copy. Do NOT commit.
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+ [user]
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+ name = "${escapedName}"
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+ ${roleLine}
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+ [preferences]
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+ # Override project-level language if you prefer another locally:
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+ # communication = "pt-BR"
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+ # document_output = "en"
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+ `;
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+ }
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+ module.exports = {
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+ GITIGNORE_BEGIN,
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+ GITIGNORE_END,
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+ buildGitignoreBlock,
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+ applyGitignore,
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+ generateUserToml
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+ };
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  'use strict';
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  const fs = require('node:fs');
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+ const os = require('node:os');
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  const path = require('node:path');
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  const readline = require('node:readline');
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  const prompts = require('prompts');
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+ const { applyGitignore, generateUserToml } = require('./setup-helpers.js');
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  const INTERACTIVE = process.stdout.isTTY && process.stdin.isTTY;
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  const profileLine = profiles.map(p => `"${p.code}"`).join(', ');
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  return `# Wize Development Kit — project config
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- # Generated at install. Edit user-level customizations in user.toml.
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  function renderAdapters({ kitRoot, projectRoot, targets, profiles }) {
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+ // Personal touch — the user_name lands in .wize/config/user.toml (per-developer).
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+ const defaultName = (os.userInfo().username || '').trim();
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+ const user_name = (await prompt(
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+ `How should the agents call you? [${defaultName || 'leave blank'}]: `
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+ )).trim() || defaultName;
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+ 'Add the suggested entries to .gitignore (user.toml + scratch + generated adapter outputs)?',
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  writeIfMissing(path.join(cwd, '.wize/config/project.toml'), projectToml({
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  profiles, targets, communication_language, document_output_language, project_name
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- writeIfMissing(path.join(cwd, '.wize/config/user.toml'), userToml());
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+ writeIfMissing(path.join(cwd, '.wize/config/user.toml'), generateUserToml({ name: user_name }));
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+ if (user_name) console.log(`✓ user.toml: agents will call you "${user_name}"`);
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+ const r = applyGitignore(cwd);
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+ if (r.changed) console.log(`✓ .gitignore ${r.mode} with the wize-dev-kit block`);
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+ else console.log(`= .gitignore already up to date`);
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+ } else {
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+ }
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  const renderResults = renderAdapters({